The High Standard This Bank Sets for Its Conduct
The bank pledges protection for depositors in all emergencies. It insures against reckless speculation and speculative fever, asserting profits come from prudent conservative management with no element of danger. Prospective patrons are invited to inspect these claims of strength and stability.
Ballinger Controversy Divides Congress Over Quorum
Ballinger-Pinchot committee members issued statements after leaving to break quorum. A five-member majority adopted a resolution condemning Ballinger’s handling of Cunningham coal lands and reclamation service, while three members dispute the majority. Ballinger defended his record at a Seattle Arctic Club event, rejecting criticism and pledging to uphold laws and institutions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ballinger-Pinchot
Congressional Committee
Sutherland
McCall
Ballinger
Richard A. Ballinger
Department of the Interior
Nelson
Repulican
James
Graham
Madison
L. R. Gravis
Cunningham
Pinchot
Reclamation Service
Prairie Fire Destroys Hay East of Pierre
A prairie fire ten miles east of Pierre South Dakota burned a two mile wide strip of country several miles long. It destroyed prairie grass logs kept for winter feed and about seventy five tons of hay in stock, worsening forage shortages after a short crop.
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Pierre
S. D
Early Complaints Signal Possible Car Shortage This Year
Grain shippers in Chancellor Turner county and Naples Clark county report they cannot obtain rail cars on the Milwaukee road, delaying shipments. The state railway commission notes early complaints may mirror last year and anticipates ongoing trouble before the season ends. Shippers expect demurrage claims to be impractical due to small amounts and high legal costs.
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State Railway Commission
Milwaukee’ Road
Chancellor
Turner County
Naples
Clark County
LeBeau Fire Devastates South Dakota Towns Business District
LeBeau, SD suffered a disastrous blaze that destroyed most of its business district. Initial estimates place damages at 150000 to 200000 dollars with several shops and offices listed, including saloons, hotels, banks, and a post office. The wind driven fire overwhelmed local crews and forced residents to witness extensive losses to mercantile activity and outfitting trade for settlers bound for the Cheyenne reservation. LeBeau, one of South Dakota’s oldest towns, began as a Missouri River trading post about seventy miles north of Pierre.
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LeBeau
8. D
Phil Durran
Boehmer & Byrne
Patrick’s
T. A. Way
Seleck
McGuigan
A. M. Adler
William Bennett
Dakota State
William Joy
First States Bank
BP. Pround
George T. Wing
George Shaw
van Campens
Labeau Phoenix
Keller General Merchandise
F. A. Hagen
E J. Zimmer
L.T. Davison
Henderson & Case
Dr. Smith
Ffice
Etta Dean Jones
South Dakota
Missouri
Pierre
Roosevelt stands by principles in Hamilton Club clash
The Roosevelt Lorimer rift widens as Colonel Roosevelt bars Senator Lorimer from the Hamilton Club banquet at Congress Hotel. He denounces Illinois politics, urges accountability, and leads a 1200-strong audience in patriotic calls for reform. Notables at the table include Cannon Fairbanks Beveridge Gamble Stubbs Vesey Garfield.
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Senator Lorimer
Col. Roosevelt
Lorimer
Illinois
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Roosevelt
William Lorimer
Congress Hotel
John H. Batten
Freeport
Cannon
Batten
Lee O'Neil Browne
United States
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
Robert J. Gamble
United States Senate
Deneen
W. R. Stubbs
R. ‘8. Vessey
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
La Follette Leads for GOP Senate Nomination in Wisconsin
Incomplete returns from Tuesday's primary show Senator La Follette with a majority likely over 50 000 for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate. Frances McGovern, a La Follette ally noted for anti graft work in Milwaukee, carries the statewide race for governor by about 15 000 votes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
la Follette
Frances
Pere Marquette Car Ferry No 18 Sinks in Lake Michigan
Wireless reports from Ludington and Milwaukee confirm Pere Marquette car ferry No 18 sank in Lake Michigan with a crew of 75. All crew reportedly saved by a sister ferry, but seven officers drowned. loss estimated at over half a million dollars. Captain Kelley departed Ludington for Milwaukee at 11:40 p.m. Information later corroborated.
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Ludington
Mich
Lake, Michigan
Kelley
Milwaukee
Wis
Pere Marquette
Sheboygan
Skull Cracked by Flying Bat at County Fair Game
At Salem South Dakota Canisteo vs Salem ball game during county fair Gus Sesbdkis a Montrose jeweler was struck on the head by a bat hurled from home plate by a batter. Initial fears of fatal injury faded as doctors stated the man would recover.
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Salem
S. D
Canisteta
Gus
Sesbdkis
Montrose
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