Trade mark pirates and postwar debates span the globe
The item surveys a range of issues from international trade mark piracy in Argentina to veteran bonus debates in the United States. It notes a $20,000 dispute over a seized trademark, references Spain’s veteran calls for justice, and mentions legal developments in Britain, Canada, and the United States including espionage law, road rules in British Columbia, and labor strike responses.
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British Columbia
Vancouver Island
England
Betts
American Socialist Society
Federal District Court of New York
Henry G. Ward
United States Sireult Court of Appeals
Scutt Nearing
Ward
Great Britain
Labor Party
Trades Union Congress
Redfield to rebuild finest fireproof sales pavilion
Redfield plans a new fireproof sales pavilion on Redfield Street by April 27. The project aims for 1200 to 1500 seat capacity and dual use as an auditorium and cattle sales hall. Over 12 000 dollars has been subscribed to fund construction and related facilities for washing animals and modern barns. In 14 months the former pavilion moved over 160 000 dollars worth of stock to Spink County farmers, boosting hog numbers in six years.
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Redfield St
Redfield
Wales
Spink County Brenders' Association
Hougw
Spink County
Brookings
Gudrun Carlson
State College
Upsala University
Sweden
American Scandanavian Foundation
Mine Carlson
GRITTY HORSEWOMAN IS FINALLY HURT IN ACCIDENT
In Ashton South Dakota on April 27 Miss Hazel Bolan a Stover school teacher was severely injured when a horse deemed unsafe threw her three times. Her leg was broken and her ankle dislocated as the saddle tangled and the stirrup trapped her foot.
Home Again Exclamation From Jail Return
Jim Livingston, long a Mitchell city jail frequent, greeted his return with Home again as he was arrested for drunkenness. Miss Helen Jackson, local singer, signed to tour with an opera company as chief contralto for The Mikado starting from Philadelphia this month.
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Mitchell
Jim Livingston
Mitchell City
Salem
Helen Jackson
Philadelphia
Miss Jackson
Life Underwriters to Meet in Sioux Falls
South Dakota Life Underwriters association meeting in Sioux Falls outlines holding of Northwest Congress of Life Underwriters there July 1 to 3. About 500 attendees expected.
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Life Underwriters
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Life Underwriters’ Association
Northwest Congress of Life Underwriters
Richards interpretation of South Dakota primary law
Sioux Falls April 264 R C Richards of Huron author of the South Dakota primary law argues that candidates living outside the state were not required to file campaign expense lists. He says this applied to presidential and vice presidential contenders, noting the provision was repealed and that under the substituted section a candidate must file expenditures with the county auditor of their residence.
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Richards Raya
Didates
Five-year sentence in circuit court for theft
Aberiem, age 26, and Aiton Barnhem appeared in the county circuit court before Judge Frank Anderson. Both pleaded guilty to theft charges related to a larceny case from Sioux Fullle county. The court imposed five years imprisonment, with the sentence set to run consecutively from last October.
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Ageil
Aiton Barnhem Apf Earox
Frank Anderson Thetts
League campaign to open May 23 in South Dakota
Sioux Falls area reports a nonpartisan rescue campaign to support its candidate will hold a mammoth picnic in Minnehaha county on May 29. officials say most state office candidates will attend, with land and amusements provided amid speeches and committee preparations underway.
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Sioux Faille
S. D
South Dakota
Mammoth Picnic
Minnehaha County
Sioux Falls
Central Committee
Sioux City Train Crooks Target Sioux City to Elk Point
Sioux Falls April 26. Union county officers seek three crooks suspected of a rumbling game on trains from Sioux City into South Dakota. A Minnehaha county man was drawn into the scheme on a Milwaukee line to Elk Point and won $10 before a stranger snatched the money. Two confederates then attacked him. They later offered to settle if he remained silent, which he refused and reported at Big Point.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Union County
Sioux City
South Dakota
Elk Point
Minnehaha County
Federal Cattle Loan Society barred from selling stock in Iowa
The Iowa state securities commission refused a permit for Des Moines based Federal Cattle Loan Society to sell 50,000 shares at 200 dollars each. The commission objected to the method, likening it to high finance, as the plan included a contract with Bankers Finance Corp to sell stock and provide a 112 60 per share return on preferred stock plus a 1,000,000 share common stock bonus to the selling firm.
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Pierre
State Securities Commission
Federal Cattle Loan Society
Des Moines
Securities Commission
Bankers Finance Corporation
Barn Destroyed in First Thunder Storm of Season
Sioux Falls reports the season's first electrical storm caused a large barn to burn, hay filled, with damage around 5000 dollars. Firemen faced mud in heavy rain as flames rose high, the barn owned by J. C. Baker. A separate note mentions a nature movement with tents used as dwellings and mentions occupants including men and young couples.
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Sioux Falls
J. C. Baker
G. C
Girls Adopt Bungalow Aprons in Classes but Noted Denims Rise
Report notes girl students in bungalow aprons and old clothes while attending classes and public events. The mass student body and many faculty members are moving toward wearing denim outfits as membership nears full.
fragmentary report of a man’s travel and dubious conduct
A garbled OCR filled with names and stray phrases describes a man leaving town for a farm, taking a taxi route, and mentioning months and money. The text mentions a red handkerchief, a lake, a taxi, and unclear references to a person’s wishes and alleged activities.
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Wall Lake
Ani
Growth of South Dakota Congregational Church
At the South Dakota Congregational Conference in Yankton the growth of the church network was outlined by Rev. George B. Green Ipswich. Since organization 50 years ago there are now 220 churches with 18,062 members and 14,000 Sunday school participants. The report covers benevolence gifts, salaries, and church rolls amid a growing, statewide church structure. The item also notes G A R veterans traveling to Pierre for encampment and a Blunt school fire affecting term preparations.
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Yankton
Congregational Conference of
South
One Menonite Colony Profited by Sticking
Wolf creek Mennonite colony reports completion of seedings with 700 acres wheat and 300 acres oats and speltz. Members refused to sell wartime holdings, contrasting with other colonies that moved to Montana and the British northwest where they faced losses.
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Menno
S. D
Wolf Creek
Profit controls eyed on sugar profiteering
Washington reports indicate possible limits on wholesale and retail sugar profits after a Justice Department conference. The plan proposes capping wholesalers to one cent per pound and retailers to two cents, with action under the Lever Act for excess profits. Attorney General Palmer to testify on the sugar situation amid church questions over Louisiana and Cuban crop purchases.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Palmer
Department
House Judiciary Committee
Hlouse
Louisiana
Fight for Reed May Go to Frisco
Joplin Missouri April 26 The repudiation of Senator James A Reed by Missouri Democrats may be taken to San Francisco for adjudication his trends declared that night The bitter fight at the convention left no room for consideration of presidential nominations Kansas City and St Louis members claimed Jackson County should send its delegates despite the decision The looming party split was intensified by Reed declaring Missouri will go Republican next fall by 76000 unless action is taken to save the situation
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Joplin
James A. Reed
San Francisco
Reed
Kansas City
St. Louis
Jackson County
Missouri
Washington
Politics of Iowa Discussed in Capital
Washington April 26 Iowa politics were debated on the return from the state of Representative Ramsyer who attended the Republican convention and Claude Porter who attended the Democratic conference. Ramsyer forecast a heavy Republican majority and a solid delegation while Porter promoted the Meredith for president movement and urged support for his nomination. Senator Kenyon, back from New Jersey campaigning for Johnson, receives letters about shoe and leather profiteering and its impact on fair price communities.
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Washington
Iowa
Ramecyer
Claude Porter
Ramsyer
Porter
Meredith
Des Moines
Meredith Atood
Kenyon
Johnson
New Jersey
Maryland
Canada plans to use tax as business capital
Ottawa April 46¢ A new plan of taxation proposes that the dominion government would defer tax collections and allow the funds to stay with businesses as capital. Interest or dividends would be earned on the held sums. Proposed by H H Stevens MP for Vancouver.
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Ottawa
Ont
Bualnses
H. H. Stevens
Union
Vancouver
Freezone Advertises Quick Corn Relief
An ad touts Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that instantly relieves aching corns with a drop, promising painless lifting and removal of hard or soft corns and calluses. A small bottle, costing a few cents, supposedly treats corns between toes without irritation.
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Cincinnati
Something Smart at Boarding House Table
A young clerk at a boarding house table tried to show off. Instead of asking politely for a thing, he sang out to "drive the cow down this way." The landlady, at the head of the table, called the maid and quipped to lead the cow to where the milk is bawling.
A Regular Dog Ad Leaves Man Seeking Sensible Pup
A Houston Post captionless quote recounts a buyer answering an ad for a sensible dog. The seller defines the dog as bone burying, cat-chasing, and permanently free of ribbons or limousine rides, a happy-hearted, 100 per cent dog. The brief exchange highlights a humorous view of dog expectations and canine character.
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Houston Post
A Mean Regret
The speaker recalls an engagement with a man named Mr Bangs who narrowly missed luck as another person arrived, framing a personal entanglement and remorseful reflection.
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Mr. Bangs
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Citizen Republican
Rotland
Amarican Manufacturers’ Association
Argentiina
Argentina
United States Corpora Gon
Iso
Spain
Lews
Times
Yok Evening Post
Citiens
Wakefield
France
Congress
Msg
United States
William von Brinsken
Canan
India
Department of Labor
American Legion
Birmingham
Save Matly
Breeders’ Association of
Opera Company
Blenkiron
Sioux
Paris
Praocally
John Henderson
United States District Court
J D. Killett
Congregational Church
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G. A. R Posts
Woman's Relief Corps
C. A. B. Fox
Blunt, S. D
Blunt
Buffalo Gap
Hot Springs
Outer
Fall River
Fairburn
Parker Clothing
Parker
New York
St. Louis Hospital
Russia
UGA
House
Frisco
Canada
Fletcher
Back Bay River
Minn
Dr. Pierce
Tayly
la Grippe
Pater
A. C. Blodgett
Anjand
S. Dak
E. A. ‘Eastman
Stillwater
Pierce
Mrao M. J. Bargent
Elm St
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