North Dakota Primary Boosts Nonpartisan League Ticket
North Dakota returns show Frazier and Ladd leading as League candidates sweep statewide. Fargo reports the entire Nonpartisan League ticket appears safe with Ladd for US Senate and Baer winning. Early tallies suggest a 20,000 vote margin over opposing factions.
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Safe Inn
Teague
Fargo
League
Langer
Lyon J. Frazier
Frazier
Ladd
N. D
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
United States
Baer
Black and Yellow trail association meeting in Serre
Representatives from Indy Northwestern states gather for the Black and Yellow trail association meeting. Delegates debate county participation and seek practical results. Hard surfaced roads are urged as permanent, while cost concerns keep many sections wary. Speakers include Peter Norbeck, Hugh Jefferies, Charles McCaffree, and I. Bunalle.
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Federal Good Roada Bureau
Charles McCaffree
Pierre
Bunalle
Tracy, Minn
Russell Otto Injured in Night Car Crash
Russell Otto suffered a broken jaw in two places when the car he drove ran off the road returning from a dance Saturday night. Four others were in the car. he was the sole injury. He was rushed to Powell hospital and is recovering.
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Rachel Otto
Powel
USD graduates to teach for steady pay next year
Vermillion July 1 Women graduates of the University of South Dakota who will teach next year will receive salaries averaging 1887 a year for those without teaching experience and 1467 for those with experience One man receives 1800 Those who complete the two year course and expect to teach before graduating will earn about 200 a year less than the others A notice also reports a wagon strike and planned preparations for the Fourth of July festivities in Belle Fourche with oil prospects at an artesian well nearby
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Belle Fourche
Lon Craven Ranch
Rocky Ford
Tristate
Hog Breeders Organize in Hand County Meeting
Poland China swine breeders of Hand county meeting here organized a county association and elected Dorman Lieske of Howell president. It was also decided that a Poland China hog show should be held this fall.
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Poland
Hand
Dorman Lieske
Howell
Disgraced Flag Echoes From War Vet on GOP Convention
A World War II veteran laments the Republican National Convention in Chicago, accusing party leaders of disloyalty to America and Lincoln’s legacy. He recalls crowded five days with restricted floor speaking and Lodge controlled adjournments, predicting doom for the party if it wins in 1820.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Chicago
White House
America
Republican Party
Liberty
Baer Survives Home Fire After Dream At Hospital
Ajoux Pals July 1 Reinhold J Baer Mobridge resident slept at home then woke in a hospital hours later. His home caught fire around midnight and firefighters quickly extinguished it. Inspecting the damage they found Baer unconscious from smoke and gas. Baer said he dreamed he was at the democratic convention. Butler noted a well attended Day County Sunday school association convention with delegates from nearly every local Sunday school.
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Ajoux Pals
Butler
Day County Sunday School Association
Major Jackson Dies at Portland Oregon
Major B. C. Jackson, a pioneer of this region, died in Portland Oregon. He located at the present Ho of Sissston heat, was Indian agent at Sispatou Indian agency for eight years, and also served as county judge of Reken- cganty across several terms, according to the Daily Argus.
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Portland
Ore
CO. B. Jackson
Sissston
Sispatou
Flian
Reken
Daily Argus
Big League Picnic Set for July 8 at Bentichs Grove
The Big League Picnic is scheduled for July 8 at Bentichs Grove. The event focuses on community gathering with a designated tail gathering and activities for attendees.
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Bentichs Grove
Mer
Prominent speakers on city picnic program at Heinicke Grove
A large public picnic is planned for Thursday July 8 at Heinicke Grove, four miles east and one north of Binsin. Prominent figures Tom Ayres and Misa Alice Bailey will lead a day of programs including music, speaking, and lemonade stalls. Ayres, a nonpartisan U.S. Senate candidate, is praised as a forceful speaker. Daley is lauded for ability. Lunch plans and family turnout urged. event follows Meridian road access.
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Che Heinicke Grove
Binsin
Wevenny Ymate
Tom Ayres
United States
Misa Alice Bailey
The
Madison Normal
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tom’ Ayres
Peter Norbach
Couragaoue
Serena
Tony Ayres
Mins Daley
Louch
Heinicke
Homers Split With Hankinson Team In Exhibition
Local report describes a double result in a Hankinson exhibition game and a return match. The initial 2 to 1 Sinseton win followed by a 12 to 4 late score under damp weather. Fielding praised, while rainy conditions and slippery ground affected play.
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Ota
Hankinson
Sinseton
Lindberg
Thone
Harkingen
Wall Sateet Expert Reveals Plans in Trust Wall
A Wallace State expert outlines working plans for a trust wall amid a rainy game. The piece notes our lead over North Dakota after a tough loss and claims strong baseball talent. It cites Hankinson and Sisacton performances, with Batteries by Exee Moherp Lindberg Burman and Hee Moherg Childs Burman.
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Wall Sateet
North Dakota
Hankinson
Tung
Abo
Siaweton
Exee
Moherp
Lindberg
Burman
Sinavion
Tuno
Fourth of July Celebrations Across South Dakota
National Holiday be Well Observed with four major events in Dry Wood Lake township Long Hollow Agency Hartford Beach and Milbank Sisseton. Activities include ball games races Indian dances LaCrogte game automobile race and large programs attracting many residents from Six and nearby communities. Enthusiasm runs high as communities prepare for Americas great day.
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Dry Wood Lake Township
Alfred Nelson Place
Hartford Beach
Milbank
Sisseton
Sixseton
South Dakota
Rookston Police Open Drive On Liquor Ring
Crookston Minnesota July 1 Authorities of Polk county and Crookston arrested six suspects in a bid to break up an alleged liquor ring. All were bound over to the grand jury on liquor selling charges with bonds set at 500 dollars each. The case alleges liquor was smuggled across the Canadian border.
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Crookston
Minn
Polk County
Grand Jury
Boudin
Linstad to Represent State at Big Hearing
Otto B. Linstad of Pierre has been selected by Attorney General Payne to represent South Dakota before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington this fall. The readjustment of freight rates is the focus. Linstad is a graduate of the state university law school.
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Vermillion
Otto B. Linstad
Pierre
Payne
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Central West
Menting
Linstead
War profits and the federal reserve under Babson and Balwon
In a market letter to bankers and magnates Roger Babson argues that the war created 18 090 new millionaires and strengthened money trusts. He says the Federal Reserve Act centralized finance, boosted trusts, and empowered a unified banking system, while Gompers wanes as peace shifts power away from labor.
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Roger W. Balwon
Dalmyn
Federal Reserve
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