U Opens Under New Control at University of South Dakota
Vermillion reports the formal opening of the University of South Dakota for the current year with the first convocation. A. E. Itheveix, president of the state board of regents, outlined a potential new university model run by a commission, urging loyalty to ensure success. Dean Teahilt chaired. commissioners Destes Lonsien, Akeley Patisho, Seidnevar, and MelKusiek attended. Despite poor conditions, the university shows growth with a freshman class around 125. Faculty listed include C. G. M. Smith, J. Payne, J. Jeliiott, W. F. Jones, and W. R. Colion among 26 staff.
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University of South Dakota
State Board of Regents of Education
A. FE
Iteheveix
Dean Teahilt
Destes Lonsien A
Akeley
Rine Patisho
Seidnevar
MelKusiek
Law
M. Smith
T. B. P Thompson
Jo It
A. N
I. W. Roman
J. M. Brown
South Dakota Attacks Coal Rates Before ICC
The state of South Dakota challenged railroad coal freight rates to the Northwest, especially South Dakota, contending the charges on bituminous and anthracite shipments via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line and others are unreasonable, discriminatory, and excessive. It urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to readjust the rates downward on equity grounds.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago, Milwauke and
St. Paul
Northwest
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kidney Troubles Warned by Local Citizen
Mitchell resident Paul Stowell recounts back and kidney pain from army hardships. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills from Diehl & Brown's Drug Store with restoring health, noting continued freedom from kidney trouble and recommending the product. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo is listed as sole US agents.
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Mitchell
Paul Stowell
Mitchell, S. D
Dean
Diehl & Brown
Poster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Daugherty Seeks Second District Railroad Commissioner Post
Pierre South Dakota May 5 Daugherty longtime state railway commission attorney announces candidacy for railroad commissioner in the second district to succeed F C Robinson of Brown County Robinson currently serves his first term It is unclear if he will run again Daugherty has carried much of the commission's workload for years
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Pierre
P. W. Daugherty
F.C. Robinson
Brown County
Robinson
Daugherty
Railroad Commission
Two Old Men on University Team Start Season
Vermillion South Dakota opens its football schedule with only two veterans in the lineup Cool ey Ferguson at full and Captain Brown at tackle While Minnesota Michigan Aggies Notre Dame Denver Ames North Dakota Chief Stew Nebraska Wesleyan and other foes loom the new squad includes last year’s seconds now getting first chances and several high school stars showing form to lift early season gloom.
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Vermillion
S. D
Cooley Ferguson
Capt. Brown
South Dakota
Minnesota
Michigan Aggies
Notre Dame
Denver
Ames
North Dakota
Chief Stew
Nebraska Wesleyan
Pooutry Michican
25-Year Term for Mrs Evans in Dr Moore Murder
Mrs Mae Evans, who pleaded guilty to the murder of Dr J Moore of the state agricultural college, was today sentenced to 25 years in the Sioux Fells penitentiary.
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Sioux Maths. S
Mae Evans
J. 1. Moore
State Agricultural College
Sioux Fells
Three Seek McNulty’s Job as Fifth Circuit Judge
In Aberdeen three candidates emerge for the Fifth circuit judgeship to replace Frank McNulty who resigns to pursue the Republican nomination for Congress from the Second district. Declared candidates are L Bouck Frank Anderson and Clarence Newcomb with Newcomb only tentative. Aberdeen and Fifth circuit bars may meet to decide, with some urging an outsider to avoid local bias.
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Aberdeen
Bifth
Frank McNulty
Copsress
Rhomes L. Bouck
Milbank
Frank Anderson
Webster
Clarence
Newcomb
Anderson
Bouck
Aberdeen Bar Association
Fifth Circuit
Coufess
Iil McNulty
Johnson
McNulty
Call for Democratic State Meeting Issued in South Dakota
A call issued in Einron South Dakota by the Democratic state central committee invites all state Democrats to a mass meeting at Mitchell on Wednesday October 1 1913. The notice cites prior statewide conversations at the state fair and emphasizes registration and compliance with the state primary law. R W Clarke serves as chairman and John A Westre as secretary.
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Luren
Democratic Party
South Dakota
State Central Committee
Einron
S. D
Lead, S D Voters Enroll For March Republican Primary
Enrollment shows 1600 voters in Lead S D nearly all align with Republicans for the March primary. 72 Democrats, few Progressives or Prohibitionists, 10 Socialists, compared with 600 votes four years ago. The tally follows Richards primary law and binds only for the primary.
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S. D
W S Hill Premium Red Polled Herd Gains Honors
W S Hill of this city showcases his Red Polled herd at Iowa and Minnesota fairs, earning eight first premiums two championships and a grand championship at Iowa. The herd captures eleven firsts and two championships at Minnesota, outshining rivals from Iowa Illinois Minnesota and Nebraska. It also shines at South Dakota and the Interstate fair in Sioux City, totaling fifty one first prizes and seventeen championships across four fairs. Will, the owner, leads the South Dakota state fair board and Dakota Improved Seed company, while owning a ranch near Alexandria.
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W. S. Hill
Iowa
Minnesota
Almosis
Nebraska
Northwest
South Dakota
Alexandria
South Dakota Cattle Showcases Strong Livestock Season
The Northwest showing confirms for the past decade that South Dakota can produce top cattle. Mr. Hill notes alfalfa success and excellent corn, placing the state in the frame rank as a leading live stock state.
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Northwest
South Dakota
Hill
Science Pupils Expelled Over Medical Inspection Policy
Aberdeen South Carolina. Superintendent Johnson expelled eight Christian Science pupils for not presenting physician filled physical record cards by the September 15 deadline. The board authorized suspensions for pupils refusing the cards, prompting a legal challenge from families who argue the rule infringes parental rights and religious beliefs.
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Aberdeen
S. C
Christian Science Church
Johnson
Christian Science
Jolson
Investigation Into State Funds Payments At Sioux Falls
South Dakota investigators in Sioux Falls recessed as Cheever, Bogue, and Jyvons plan to resume amid probes into paying interest on state funds to state treasurers and penitentiary affairs. The panel examined Sioux Falls Savings Bank ties to ex treasurer Cassill and asked H R Dennis about non salary payments to Cassill during his tenure.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
Cheever
Bogue
Jyvons
Sioux Falls Savings Bank
H. R. Dennis
Lions Falls 8 Savings Bank
Duri Veign
Charles N. Cassill
Cold spell grips city with frost and fires
The city felt the first deep cold of the season as frost appeared this morning after a windy shift to the west yesterday. Temperatures ranged from a 64 degree high to 38 degrees at night, a 26 degree drop in 12 hours, with bright sun and continued wind.
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Afernoon
Prairie Fire Near Iroquois Devastates Farmland
A prairie fire west of Leavule, started by a railroad locomotive, swept across dry grass aided by a strong southerly wind. Hundreds of farmers and delegations from Huron, Iroquois, Cavour plus others fought the blaze. Without outside help, losses would have been greater, with John Farrell and Joseph Murphy among the victims losing grain stacks and other property.
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Troquois
Leavule
Huron
Iroquois
Cavour
John Farrell
Joseph Murphy
Fire devastates hay stacks and barley stack in regional blaze
A massive fire swept through hay stacks and a large barley stack, creating intense flames and widespread alarm. Witnesses described it as one of the worst fires to hit the region in years, with heavy smoke and visible embers drawing crowds.
Teachers Enjoy Pleasant Reception By The Public Schools
A Friday evening reception hosted by the local W C T U honored the public school teachers and the board of education at the O. L Y s en home. The social event featured singing by Hidwin Cassem, readings by Mrs J S Wilson and Miss uA Tilley, performances by Thelma sem and Pell Clark, and solos by Pern Wedies. Light refreshments were served. organizers included Lavma Wilson and several named attendants.
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O. 1.Yssen
Board of Education
W. C
T. U
Hidwin Cassem
J. S. Wilson
Ua Tilley
Ar Stanley Vermi
Confine Pheasants During Open Season
Sixty five Mon folian pheasants are distributed in this county and others in the Gilack Hills. The birds are protected for all time and confined until after the chicken season ends to prevent accidental killing. They were part of a group shown at the recent state fair and are the first of their kind brought into the Black Tailis.
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Deadwood
S. 1
Bdholm
Gilack Hills
Child Almost Carried by Corn Binder Near luron
A 24 year old son of G Pamp escaped home and wandered into a corn field four miles east of luron. While Pamp operated the binder the boy was sucked into the machine but was freed in a bundle of stalks with only minor burns. He was uninjured.
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Huron, & D
G Pamp
Luron
Pamp
Boy Dies in Home Made Sail Boat Accident
A 12 year old nephew of H. Newart from the north shore of Lake Andes went sailing and disappeared. The capsized boat was found about 100 yards from shore with the boy's body nearby.
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Lorse
Jenry
H. Newart
Nore
Lake Andes
Sanborn County Man Held for Adultery
Clyde Danner of Warren township is under arrest in Woonsocket on adultery charges. Lt. 3 Noahr accuses Danner of indecent intimacy with Mrs. Noahr and her sister Mrs. Wright. Noahr reportedly sought dismissal of the union citing family objections. Mrs. Wright and Danner are said to be engaged to marry. Danner’s former wife had secured a divorce from him last spring.
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Woonsocket
S. D
Clyde Danner
Warren Township
Noahr
Danner
Wright
Annery
Ouife
Jrim
Races and Alfalfa Fair Program at Rapid City
Rapid City faces an alfalfa fair with over 5000 in prizes for October 7 to 10. Events include trotting pacing running relays automobile and motorcycle races Roman chariot contests and various games. Livestock agriculture and crafts premiums awarded with emphasis on Indian exhibits.
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Rapid City
S. D
Mindress
Globe
South
Dako
Fr J Cheney Co. Note on Obligations and Bank Notice
Fragmentary OCR records a legal style notice from Fr J Cheney & Co and National Bank of Commerce. It mentions obligations, an undersigned statement, and a telegraphic note with a 4 cent destine instruction. It references a public notice and possible liquidation or collection action.
Enthusiasm Marks Mass Meeting for the Corn Palace
Mitchell citizens packed the city hall for a mass meeting backing the Corn Palace festival. Speakers urged a permanent structure to boost Mitchell’s identity and regional advertising, praising the palace as crucial to local prosperity and cultural events.
Iowa Officials Balked in Plans
Woodbury county authorities face indecision over pursuing A A Truax of Mitchell M King of Sioux City and M Shepherdson over alleged embezzlement of 160000 dollars from the Shepherdson Gram company. Governor Byrne of South Dakota refuses to surrender Truax on a requisition, stalling County Attorney C N Jepson's plans.
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Shepherdson
Carl R. Jones
Woodbury County
Jepson
Tan
Mitshell
Truax
Sioux City
Woodbury
A. A. Pruax
Mitchell
King
Washington
Shepherdson Gram Company
Cov. Byrne
South Dakota
George W Clarke
Iowa
C. N. Jepson
Bellows Seen in Sioux City After Disappearance
Guy Bellows the Woonsocket drayman reappeared in Sioux City two weeks after vanishing. Ray Cook a railway mail clerk recognized him dirty and hatless, cleaned him up, and urged his return home. Bellows said he planned to hire a vacation and visit the Panama Canal.
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Woonsocket
Guy Bellows
Here
Ray Cook
Nellie FP. Cook
Bellows
Drayman
Cook
Vausen
Panama Canal
Bridgewater Woman Dies in Accidental Poisoning
Theresa Schreader of Bridgewater South Dakota, wife of Julius Schreader, died after ingesting a solution of corrosive sublimate meant to exterminate insects. The poison was placed near her medicine and mistaken for the same.
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Bridgewater, S. D
Theresa Schreader
Julius Schreader
Maiistake
Tragic Death After Teeth Extraction Shocked Family
Bernard Murphy aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs David Murphy died suddenly after a tooth pulling procedure. Chloroform was used but not blamed. death attributed to the shock of the procedure as the heart continued to beat briefly after breathing stopped.
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DeSmei. S. 1
Bernard Murphy
David Murphy
John Hoye Dies Suddenly at Home in Town
John Hoye age 72 died of heart failure this morning near the hospital while talking with a friend. He had visited his property in the east end, then collapsed on the sidewalk. He is survived by his widow and children Walter Omaha Marie Cheyenne and Theresa here. Funeral plans await word from out of town relatives. He moved to this city five years ago from Melrose Iowa and was a retired farmer.
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John Hoye
Mr. McGuire
Third Avenue
Walter
Omaha
Marie
Cheyenne
Wyo
Theresa
Hoye
Melrose
Iowa
Open House Planned for G A R and W R C Week
At the regular Womans Relief Corps meeting arrangements were made to keep open house during Corn Palace week. All members of the G A R and W R C were invited to use library rooms as their headquarters. A committee including Mrs Kibbee Ballard Miller Kendrick Sprague and Weller will run affairs. Three membership applications were referred to the investigating committee.
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Womiun's Relief Corps
Erpoon
G. A. Ft
Kibbee
Ballard
Miller
Kendrick
Sprague
Weller
Letcher Man Jailed Over Lumber Firm Shortage
McGrath, a board of trade speculator and single man from Letcher, is jailed on $500 bonds after arraignment in Woolsocket. He allegedly embezzled about $2200 from the W. Derr Lumber yard funds to support market bets. His case proceeds to the next circuit court term in Sanborn County.
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DD. Ro McGraihy
W. Derr
Lereier
Board of Trade
McGrath
Liberty
Woolsocket
Sanborn County
Justice Cooney
Eda
Tam
Jack Mernoneb
Rojt Vodan
W. Crawford
Warry Perkins
Letcher
Catholic Women to Serve Meals at City Hall During Corn Palace Week
The executive committee and city council approved Catholic women from the Welly family church to feed attendees in the City Hall auditorium during Corn Palace week. Other groups may only operate on private property. Funds raised will support cement-side walks for Notre Dame academy.
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Corn Palace
Welly Family Catholic Church
City Hall
Hccnse
Mitchell
Notre Dame Academy
New York Republicans Convene State Convention
In New York City the state Republican convention convened to nominate candidates for chief justice and associate judge of the Court of Appeals. Fifteen hundred delegates heard Dr. Jacop Schurmann of Corneur University as temporary chairman before adjourning to await the platform committee's resolutions.
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New York
Republicans
New York City
Court of It Appeals
Sifteen
Jacop Schurmann
Cornuer University
Committee On Resolutions
Enrollment Day Call for South Dakota Voters
An 1870s enrollment notice asks South Dakota voters to observe October 16 as Enrollment Day. Township clerks are urged to publish times and places for voters to enroll and participate in holiday festivities. Signed by J Wo Parmley Melvin Grigsby Jo Richards, committee on enrollment.
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South Dakota
Sioux Arts Republican
J. Wo. Parmley
Melvin Grigsby
JO. Richards
State Banks Showing Well in August Call
State banks in South Dakota show stronger loans and discounts in the August call while deposits edge down about two hundred thousand dollars. First Mortgage real estate loans remain around six and a half million. unsecured loans total over fourteen million, reflecting shifting credit patterns as farming payments cycle.
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Dierre
South Dakota
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