Taft Defends Antitrust Law and Supreme Court Rulings
President Taft at the state fair argues the Supreme Court decisions give the Sherman Act vitality. He defends the oil and tobacco cases, rejects amendments to weaken the act, and urges continuing enforcement to prevent monopoly through federal restraint on interstate trade. He warns against state socialism and favors federal incorporation as a separate approach.
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Corrait
Mieh
Willisrne J. Bryan
Supreme Court
Taft
Dalenden
House
Congress
Tobacco Trust
Standard Off CO
Age West the Tobacco Co
Standard Oil Co
Vobncco Co
Supreme Tribunal
Covernmental Authority
Stolypin Assassin Proves to Be Jew
St. Petersburg bulletin reports Premier Stolypin’s condition satisfactory with normal temperature as court martial opens for Dimitry Bogroff who shot Stolypin. Inquiry at Kiev links the crime to revolutionary Jews aided by police spies. Bogroff, an orthodox Jew and Wien graduate, betrayed comrades to police and planned further high profile assassinations.
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Kiev
Russian
Stolpgin
Dimitry Bogroff
Stolypin
Dtein
Wiev
M. Stlypin
M. Stolypin
Sogrol
Wien University
Social Revolutionary Group
Eugene Azef
Revolutionary Society
Azef
Bogroff
Social Revolutionary
Moyxroft
St. Petersburg
Fond
Wiew
Kogroff
AL. Stolypin
Ahust
Corn Palace Opens Grid of South Dakota Exhibits in Mitchell
The Corn Palace in Mitchell, opening Monday, September 25, will showcase a dozen counties of South Dakota agriculture and features Egyptian decor on the exterior. Ellery's fifty piece band travels from the east to perform a 96 selection program amid vaudeville acts and street attractions including a pair of automobiles performing daredevil feats. Mitchell invites Northwest residents to visit for entertainment and state promotion.
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Corn Palace
Deatrator Gillis
South Dakota
Transon County
Ellery
Palace
Mitchell
Wilery
Hilery
Iery
Imlery
Scotland
Ireland
England
Glasgow Exposition
Main Street
Northwest
Dakota
Richards Likely 10 Seek Senate Seat in South Dakota
Friends urge R. O. Richards to run as a La Follette candidate against incumbent Robert J. Gamble. Richards has not committed but may join if his backers drive the effort. La Follette delegates named from South Dakota include J. Vscharn er, J. Wy. Cox, W. S. Tulder, Ian Bogue, Themias Thorson, Charles N. Sterried, S. X. Way, Frank Anderson, and O. Ringsrud. The insurgents in Huron mock Senator Crawford's Mitchell rally as Richards supporters clash over timing.
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la Wollette
Mr. Richards
United States Senate
South Dakota
Lalollette
Dakota Avenue
Richards
James Valley Bank
la Vollette
la Mollette
J .Vscharner
Perkins County
J. Wy. Cox
Lyman County
W. S. Tulder
Lawrence County
Ian Bogue
Turner County
Themias Thorson
Lincoln County
Charles N. Sterried
Brown County
S. X. Way
Codington County
Frank Anderson
Day County
O. Ringsrud
Union County
Senator Crawford
Huron
Crawford
Mitchell
Auctioneers Elect Officers At South Dakota Meet
The South Dakota Auctioneers Association held its annual meeting during the fair in Huron S D with members from across the state. Officers elected include President H M Baird Aberdeen Vice President C W Koenig White secretary treasurer P L Hansen Bridgewater and board of examiners G B Rake Plankinton H C Carpenter Hudson and J Garfield West Pure n.
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South Dakota Auctioneers’ Association
H. M. Baird
Aberdeen
C. W. Koenig
White
P. L. Hansen
Bridgewater
G. B. Rake
Plankinton
H. C. Carpenter
Hudson
J. Garfield West
Puren
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Anson
Wr. Koch
L. J. Welch
First Trust & Savings Bank
Savings Bank
E. A. L. Anson & Oo
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Hein Loans and Lisurance
Branson
S. Daniels
J. J. Welch
Ray I. Branson
J.C. Wood
William Koch
Directo
H. R. Kibbee
Co. B. Wilt
T. Morrow
Bk. A. Loomer
Asst
Mitchell National Bark
Ieeker
Weghell Trust Company
WM. M. Smith
A. Mizener
Sec.y
C. A. Davison
Treas
A. 8. Reid
Jew
Woctp
Czar
Pear
Mien Stolypin
Senate
Aaron
Aloctigneers
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