Adjourment of Court Indefinite and Long Docket
The district court under Judge Anderson remains in session with extensive civil and criminal dockets. Jurors were drawn from an enlarged list, with seven jurors summoned due to absences. Civil cases include sixty one on the calendar with thirty five ready for trial, many of them jury cases. Naturalization hearings were held with several applicants approved and others continued. Criminal trials occupied the second day, including guilty verdicts in Barber, Harris, Williams, and Houde cases, not guilty in Quinn and Akre, and guilty pleas from Keeble defendants. The term proceeded to civil jury trials, beginning with Harris v Polnau and Belto v Peoples State Bank, with many cases continued.
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Anderson
Person
Ienatip
Ole
Leon Barber
George Harris
Ed. Williams
Hirnest Houde
Isaac Quinn
John J Akre
Ames Keeble
Moses Keeble
Christ Christianson
Nels C. Nelson
Ed. Howell
Nelson
Howell
Nto
James Harris
Gust Polnau
Plantiff
Belto
Peoples State Bank of
New Wington
Webster
Concordia Church Sets English Service for 12th
Concordia church northeast of Sis peton will hold English services next Sunday at 2 PM the 12th replacing the previously announced date of the 19th.
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Concordia Church
Sispeton
Propaganda Crisis Over Minnesota Grain Open Door Debate
Apologists for the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce push a campaign claiming reform and openness to cooperative institutions while denying past opposition to farmer organizations. Governor elects campaign and Chamber efforts aim to shape public opinion before the legislature meets. The plan by secretary McHugh suggests a scheme to permit farmer companies, with details continued on Page 4.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
Preus
Minneapo
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Govenor
Minnesota
McHugh
McMugh
Health Bond Sale Promotes Better Health in Sisseton
The community in Roberts County rallies behind Health Bond sales on Tuesday and Wednesday, with schools and local businesses contributing funds to buy Christmas Seals. County Chairman J. H. Irwin urges residents to purchase seals to boost public health nationwide.
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Sisseton
Roberts County
Carberg Co
Guarantee State Bank
Anzac Society
Staing Bros
M. E. Crockett
Woodman Lodge
Olson Olin & Co
Citizens National Bank
F. P
Security National Bank
Eastern Star
J. W. Powell
J. H. Irwin
New Fund Asked for Wrangel Soldiers and Armenia
Washington reels from calls abroad for $20,000,000 to move Wrangel’s troops from Lemnos to Armenia. Lord Robert Cecil reports a Geneva cable seeking Red Cross funds to finance the expedition, challenging the noncombatant image of the organization.
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Paul Hanna
Federated Press
Washington, D. C
Europe
Uncle Sam
Will Dyson
Gawd
Wrangel
Lemnos
Armenia
Willy
Congress
Robert Cecil
Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
American Red Cross
Robert
Red Cross
League
Washington
The
Washington Pont
Employers Rubbing It In Strong In Wage Battle
Mass shoe manufacturers demand abolition of a wage bonus affecting fifteen thousand workers. New York reports over 100000 needle workers idle in Greater New York with statewide unemployment near 600000. Florida lumbermen and naval stores cuts hit thousands. Open shop principles touted by Patterson industries.
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Lynn
Mass
Council of
United Shoe Makers
ST. Louis
United Leather Workers International Union
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Danville
Dan River Cotton Milla
Boston
National Grange
Uenonton Shop
New York
Washington
Patterson
N. J
Associated Industries of
Congress Asked to Aid Farmer and Bill by Gronna of N D
A sweeping set of proposals in Congress aims to aid farmers facing price disaster. The Senate and House deal with restoring the War Finance Corporation and extending bank credits to farmers to hold and sell crops at fair prices. The measures echo urgent calls from North Dakota’s Gronna and South Carolina’s Byrnes as distress spreads from textile mills to steel and consumer goods plants nationwide.
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Congress
Farmer
Bill
Gronna
N.D
Washington
Finnce Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate
Grenna
North Dakota
House
War Finance Corporation
House of Representatives
Representative Byrnes
South Carolina
Bedres Parmers
America
Wall Street
New Publisher in Strange Fix
George E. B. Egan, prominent in business and politics in South Dakota, was sentenced to two years in the state penitentiary by Judge Frank B. Smith after a May conviction for fraudulent affidavits in fire insurance policies. Attys said an appeal to the Supreme Court would follow. The Sioux Falls Press reports Egan bought the paper and will take control today.
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Sioux Falls
George EB. Hgan
South Dakota
Frank B. Smith
Egan
Supreme Court
Sioux Falls Press
Sisseton Couple Married Sunday at Catholic Rectory
Frank Haggerty son of Mrs. Catherine Haggerty of Sisseton marries Charlotte Carsons at the Catholic rectory with Rev. Father Cunniff officiating. Frank is a war veteran from the area and plans to reside in Sisseton with his bride, whose parents live in Litchfield Minnesota. The Standard extends best wishes.
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Frank Haggerty
Charlotte Carsons
Cunniff
Frank
Catherine Haggerty
Sisselon
Thie City
Litchfield
Minn
Sisseton
Petersons Return From Minneapolia Visit
Vic Peterson arrived back Saturday from Minneapolia. Mrs Peterson and their young daughter, who accompanied him, remained for a longer visit with relatives.
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Vic Peterson
Minneapolia
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Uash
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
ASK New Fund For Wrangel
League OF Nations
BIG Business
New England
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Lowell
Detroit
Swift and Company
Pittsburgh
Warren, O
Cincinnati
Proctor and Gamble Company
Bullock Electric Company
Andrews Steel Company
New Port
Kentucky
Iunday
Emporia, Kun
Wis
Willan
Alten White
Wall Moose
Kansas
White
Strange Fix
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