Four for U S Senate as Richards enters race
R. O. Richards of Huron files as independent candidate for United States senator. This joins Gov. Norbeck, A. S. Cherry, Thor Ayers in a four way race. Heinz, once a Sealand cinema operator, has just received a three year state penitentiary sentence for resisting an officer during a liquor possession arrest at Ma lion Junction.
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John Heinz
Sealand
Malion Junction
Sioux Falls
R. O. Richards
Huron
United States
Gov. Norbeck
A. 8. G. Cherry
Thor Ayers
Sugar supply outlook bright for next year across crops
Government report forecasts no sugar shortage with nearly a million acres of sugar beets planted and cane growers expanding. Cuban crop also rising, yet prices may stay high if the sugar trust keeps its hold, as supply alone may not lower costs.
Rail wage board backs large increases amid higher rates
The Esch Cummins labor board recommends wage hikes for railroad workers totaling about 600 billion dollars in worse comes to worse terms. The plan prompts rail carriers to seek roughly 35 percent rate increases from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Estimated revenue gains could reach 1.5 trillion dollars, about two and a half times the added wage cost, raising concerns of public burdens and possible collusion between carriers and employers to push strikes and high demands.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Petition Seeks King Resignation From Republican Committee
A largely signed petition was presented to State Chairman King urging his resignation. It cites his active support for Gen Wood in the primaries and notes his refusal to quit. King promises support for Harding but says Harding was not his choice. Harding supporters hope for a wiser approach to the election.
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King
Republican Committee
Gen
Wood
Mr. King
Mr. Harding
The Profiteer in France
In France profiteers face harsh court penalties beyond fines. Paris provisioning firms sent rash telegrams to reverse orders as markets swelled, showing how officials punish profiteers who hinder patriotic supply efforts.
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France
Paris
French profiteers face fines jail and public shaming
The article recalls profiteers punished by court for gouging during the war era. Fines reached large sums, prison terms of two to three months, plus mandatory insertions in the press and a year of conspicuous public posters at each business. The sentence aims to publicly brand them as swindlers preying on a burdened public.
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France
Paris
Harvey’s
South Dakota Farm Exports Value Set At 406 Million
The 1919 government report shows after domestic needs, South Dakota exported farm products including livestock valued at 406,897,000 dollars. This averages about 600 dollars per resident and suggests a strong prospect for a larger total in the current year.
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South Dakota
Damages Tally Highlight 1900s Personal Injury Awards
A jury awarded Miss Rooney of New York $40,000 for a leg fracture caused by a careless motorist. The clipping notes broader damage figures including hair 20000, nose 15000, eyes 20000, broken heart 250000, arms 85000, and lexes 80000, tied to a 33 percent general increase.
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Rooney
New York
Local移ud Muddy river ferry changes in Scotland area
The Springfield Times reports Ray Young and family accompanying Jerry Ferwerda to Scotland this morning. Mr Beese stays for a few days to substitute for his successor Mr Williams. John Fitch of Running Water has taken over the old Muddy ferry and bought a boat from Pierre. Tom McGoeldrick pilots the new craft. Mr and Mrs C H Bush, after visiting their daughter Mrs Ray Young, returned home to Scotland yesterday.
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Tyndall
Chladek's
Ray Young
Jerry Ferwerda
Scotland
Mr. Beese
Mr. Williams
John Fitch
Running Water
Piccarde
Pierre
Tom McGoeldrick
C. H. Bush
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Tom Jones
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Henry Brown
F. L. Wheeler
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Florida
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Chicago
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Stillwater
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von Homme County Bank
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