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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
1
A revival of the annual Chautauqua promises wholesome entertainment and good fun for five days. It emphasizes laughs and joy to lift spirits and provide relief from daily grind, urging readers to take time for the public event coming soon.
The bill repealing the Panama tolls exemption cleared the senate with a minor amendment, ratified by the house. Seen as an administration measure, it faced Democratic opposition yet survived thanks to Republican votes. The Democratic platform supported the exemption, but President Wilson pursued his own path and won broader public support.
The June apportionment of the state school fund totals 708 459 dollars, equaling 4.12 dollars per pupil. Railroads seek to base mail payments on space used, proposing 22 cents per car mile while passenger coaches would earn 25 cents. Amos Pinchot released a private letter to Col. Roosevelt accusing Geo Perkins of undue ties to International Harvester and United States Steel, arguing party trust-policy conflicts.
Delegates at the Bull Moose convention in Huron last week nominated a complete state ticket and a Lienedeni anal slate. About forty delegates, including Leah Glue Senn of Deadwood, urged nominating only U S senate and governor candidates. The motion was overruled and Senn retired to the back of the hall, taking no further part in proceedings. R. H.
Artesian’s Dowdell and Yankton’s McMaster top the list for U S Senate and governor respectively with Wipf and Hapgood as state officers. Districts select Untrud Packard and Tscharner for Congress. McMaster declines the governorship. Tscharner’s fate unclear. The platform attacks tariff, favors suffrage and literacy tests, government telegraphs and phones, state resource reclamation, and one legislative chamber.
The Bon Homme County Board met June 9 1914 with McCollum chair pro tem Wagner Dirks Abbott Stoddard and L L Wagner present. bids for wood and steel furniture for the new courthouse were opened with Brown & Saenger Sioux Falls 8 D Mitchell Publishing Co Mitchell S D and Will A Beach Publishing Co Sioux Falls S D represented. later the board reorganized as board of education and then county commissioners to adjust school district boundaries and approve furniture contracts. numerous bills were approved and the Northwestern Casualty Co bond accepted.
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