Washington Affairs on proposed government spending and reforms
A broad report covers debates in Washington on the surplus and the proposed distribution of funds for highways postal services and railway mail clerks. Lawmakers push for parcel post reforms and government vs private express operations while criticizing bureaucratic waste and tariff politics amid election season.
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Indian heirs honored in land title quieting ruling
Judge Carland’s decision to quiet title in favor of Manisanil Tron Boy and Manis heirs stands, despite Burke bill questions. Elliott sustains government demurrer but affirms Carland decree binding on the government, postponing federal jurisdiction claims.
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Open Letter Attacks Sheriff and Newspaper Over Law Fees
A local letter criticizes a rival paper and a former candidate for alleged bias. It defends sheriff fee changes, recounts past cases in Roberts county, and argues new mileage rules save money. The writer cites cases State vs Carl Vedin and State vs Mike Mead, defends travel costs, and rebuts editorial attacks by Jorgenson Prestwick. The piece defends county work and signals political tensions in the community.
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Agni
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White Rock
Sisseton
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State
Mike Mead
Montana
Penvera
State Senate
Prestwick Street
Prestwick
Hudson Identified as Slayer of Sheriff Moody
Sheriff Robbins has reliable information identifying Berty Judson as the slayer of Sheriff Moody. Deputy Wilson of Adams County Neb. sent a photograph of Madison for identification, later confirmed by the suspect’s mother and sister. The subject, once at Lincoln insane asylum, is linked to a Doniphan family with relatives in Oregon and Wisconsin.
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Adame County
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Tait County
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Bad Outfit Promises Free Nursing Scholarships
The Standard exposes the Philadelphia School for Nurses for questionable conduct and a poor rating by Dr W S Higbee president of the Pennsylvania State Board of Examiners for Registration of Nurses. Graduates are not accepted by the American Red Cross or the Army and Navy nursing corps nor listed with the College of Physicians Philadelphia nor recognized by the Pennsylvania Registration of Nurses. The piece urges young women to avoid the school and to print the warning.
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