Dakota Wesleyan opens enrollment for busy semester
At 2 oclock this afternoon the doors of Dakota Wesleyan university swing open for the enrolling of students. The formal opening services will be held at 10 oclock Wednesday morning with Rev. G W Rosenberry delivering principal addresses. new faculty members include Clyde Tull J Manley Phelps H P Patterson Harold Tupper Mead Helen Hunt Meade P W Ivey Mina Hager Edla Laurson and Herbert A Hirdy.
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Dakota Wesleyan University
Methodist
W. G. Seaman
Mitchell
L. A. Stout
Wesleyan
South Dakota
G. W. Rosenberry
Sioux Falls
Sioux Walls
Rosenberry
Clyde Tull
J. Manley Phelps
H. P. Patterson
Harold Tupper Mead
Helen Hunt Meade
P. W. Ivey
Mina Hager
Herbert A. Hirdy
Edla Laurson
Servians Slay 200 Albanians at Dibra Frontier
Reports from Belgrade and Vienna recount a clash on the New Albanian frontier where 200 Albanians were killed and many wounded in fighting near Dibra Jakova. Servian reinforcements responded after Albanian forces attempted to penetrate Serb-held territory, with the Serbians sustaining casualties including a captain.
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Belgrade
Servia
Dibra
Albania
Vienna
Austria
Jakova
Tariff Bill Ahead of Schedule With Trade Concessions
Democratic tariff plan advances toward passage with duties cuts and concessions aimed at preserving foreign trade. Senate figures expect final action by week’s end as administration seeks a joint resolution to guard current relations through new treaty talks.
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Washington, D
Simmons
Washington
Wilson
Uryan
Joint Tariff Conference Committee
United States
Administration
Senate
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
State Department
Taft
Payne Aldrich
Doctors Meet at Elks Club in Mitchell District
Mitchell District Medical Society members gathered at the Elks Club for a discussion on school sanitation and physical development. Dr Fr Treon of Chamberlain presented a paper on compulsory school medical inspection, with twenty physicians in attendance and a post meeting banquet at Navin Hotel.
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Mitchell District Medical Schiois
Llks Club
Fr. Treon
Chamberlain
Mitchell
Ff W. Freyberg
Aberdeen
Navin
Merchant found dead in Indianapolis hotel
The body of Joseph Schlansky, a Indianapolis merchant, was found in a hotel room with a ligature around the throat and a gunshot wound. A man registered as W. R. Anderson from Louisville, Ky, said to be a salesman, lured Schlansky to the room and left after showing goods. Police notified as investigation begins.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph Schlanky
W. R. Anderson
Louisville
Anderson
Scehlansky
Schlansky
Joseph Schlansky
W. E. Anderson
Louisville Police Link Daring Robberies to Pittsburgh Crimes
Police believe the suspect Joseph Ellis alias Robert Dunes from Richmond Wisconsin is tied to a series of robberies across eastern and midwestern cities. Two robberies in Louisville were charged to him after a bloody seal of clothes sold to a second hand dealer was identified from a photograph as a suspect who recently carried out bold robberies in Pittsburgh.
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Louisville
Joseph Ellis
Robert Dunes
Richmond
Yomens
Pittsburgh
Davison County Corn Exhibit Promises Largest Display Yet
The Davison County corn exhibit at the Corn Palace fair aims to be the biggest of its kind with a booth highlighting corn, cattle, hogs, silos, alfalfa and dairying. Farmers are urged to bring samples, with prizes offered for best ten ears in several categories and judging Monday morning.
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Wheeler
South Dakota
Davison County
Davison
Mondiay
Devican County
Jas
Corn Palace Committee
Inds
Stoda
Yellow Dent
Law on dockage for dirt in grain clarified by AG
Pierre South Dakota Attorney General Johnson rules that Chapter 868 on weights and measures protects public interests in dockage for dirt and foul seed but notes it does not fix moisture driven weight differences for corn from harvest to season. He says moisture changes may be settled between buyer and seller. The pension act does not fund preliminary examination services for benefits applications.
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Pierre
S. D
Johnson
Wilson Votes as Princeton Crowds Welcome Him Home
President Wilson returned to Princeton New Jersey to vote in the primary and was greeted by a large crowd of university students in a noisy welcoming reception at the station.
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Wilson
Princeton
N. J
New Jersey
New Bridge Over Des Moines River Opens for Travel
The St. Paul through Iowa line completes a mile long double track bridge over the Des Moines river between Madrid and Woodward. Costing about 1 million dollars, it becomes the highest double track railroad bridge in the country with no speed limit and ties into a plan to shorten the line and reduce grades. It will carry the first passenger train soon after opening.
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Des Moines
St. Cul
Madrid
Woodfard
Plains
Linnie
St. Paul
Iowa
Memorial for Mrs Sherrard Honored in Pierre Tablet
Residents of Pierre gathered at the state capitol to mark the acceptance of a tablet honoring Mrs. Sherrard for her work with homeless children. Deane Robinson presided. Carrie H. Albee delivered the presentation, and Governor Byrne gave a short acceptance. Dr Otterbein Smith spoke on progress in child care. A choir sang songs associated with Mrs Sherrard and her husband. The tablet sits on the main floor west corridor, panelled, signaling the work of Mother Sherrard.
Statue on Palace Tower: Remington Broncho Buster Reproduced
Dr. Lloyd D. Gillis reproduces Frederick Remington’s bronze The Broncho Buster for Corn Palace tower decoration. The panel, famed since a Rough Riders gift to Theodore Roosevelt, shows a cowboy on a rearing broncho and is noted for lifelike pose. The decorator preserves details from the original in corn.
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Frederick Remington
Lloyd D. Gillis
Corn Palace
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Remington
Electric Bitters Advertised For Kidney Relief
Strengthen weak kidneys with Electric Bitters, praised by women nationwide. A San Francisco man testifies to its wondrous effects after other remedies failed. Also beneficial for the liver and digestion of biliousness. Sold by Diehl & Brown at 50c and 1.00.
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John Dowling
San Francisco
Diehl & Brown
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