Gen Leonard Wood to speak in Scotland and vicin
The people of Scotland and vicin ity will hear Gen. Leonard Wood today, possibly the next president. The Republican National Committee chair says he is not backing a candidate and aims to help elect a Republican president rather than pick the nominee. In South Dakota militarists reclaim control, denying plans for monarchy while monarchists back the new rule.
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Scotland
Leonard Wood
United States
Thies
Germany
William Allen White cites vision over business in debt critique
Kansas idealist William Allen White argues big business cannot run the country and warns the Republican Party risks failure if led by a mere businessman. He notes a national debt rise of about 30 billion dollars, roughly 300 dollars per person, and says graft and profiteering have increased, calling for less reliance on visionary governance.
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William Allen Whie
Kansas
Willie
Roosevelt Issues And Voter Guidance In 1920 Debate
The text weighs which Roosevelt legacy voters should follow among 1912 Progressive platform aims or 1916 Republican alignment. It argues voters should judge 1920 candidates by who best reflects their own views, not by Roosevelt, Lincoln, or Washington.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Root
Knox
Penrose
Lodge
Hadley
Borah
Lincoln
George Washington
A. L. Hynes Warns Against Price Rise Policy
Agricultural extension worker A. L. Hynes spoke to farmers in Mitchell urging increased production over higher prices. He noted a non partisan league crowd cheered calls for price boosts, warning such policy hurts half the population and risks broader shortages, citing Soviet Russia as precedent.
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A. L. Hynes
State College
Mitchell
League
Russia
Lenin Orders Nationwide Labor to Boost Output
The text describes Lenin demanding universal labor to raise production after stoppages and privation. Severe penalties deter refusals as workers endure longer hours than under czar rule. The needs of the people should be met by commodities, not money, since money cannot feed or clothe them. Privation sparks insurrection and the confiscation of property.
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Privation
Lenine
Thal
Voters approve new school building in district election
In a special election the district approved a new school by a strong margin. Ward results show 284 yea to 167 nay. Work will begin after specifications, bond sale, and material procurement, with completion unlikely before next fall or mid term occupancy.
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Tripp
Tyndall School House Bonds Fail in Local Election
Tyndall voters rejected the School House bonds 212 yes to 258 no on Tuesday. Ward results were First 49 to 108, Second 54 to 55, Third 109 to 95. Commercial Club will sponsor city Fourth of July celebration. Marriage license list includes Willard Callicott and Ida French, John Link and Elsie Matladea Jerke, Napoleon Kreber and Madge Phoenix, Lee Hosterman and Hellen Hagge, Rudolf Sunderman and Adina Bertach.
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Third Ward
Willard
Callicott
Mre
Ida French
Avon
John Link
Elsie Matladea Jerke
Kaylor
Napoleon Kreber
Springfield
Madge Phoenix
Tyndall
Lee D. Hosterman
Hellen Hagge
Menno
Rudolf P. Sunderman
Adina Bertach
Hays Says Duty Is To Elect Not Pick President Candidate
Will Hays chairman of the Republican National Committee states it is his duty to elect the candidate, not select him, and he will not favor any candidate until delegates choose at Chicago. Ed Barth owns the Standard Oil truck and is described as Rockefeller of Menno. Resner couple likely to move to Sioux City. Ches Steffen notes heavy December snow in west central Minnesota with no autos all winter. rents high, landlords take half crop, cash rents $10 per acre. Light plant changes hands with John Wahl selling to Philipp and Christian Flemmer for North Dakota land. current concern over need for another engine and dangers of all night service causing overheating and delays in replica.
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Republican National Committee
South Dakota
The
Hutchinson Herald
Will Hays
Chicago
Ed. Barth
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Menno
Mre
Resner
Sioux City
Ches. Steffen
Weat Concord
Minnesota
Eaid
John Wahl
Philipp
Christian Flemmer
North Dakota
Bix
Advanced age man in serious condition after eye injury
Rocer, aged man, with daughter Alice, traveled to Yank ton on Wednesday for eye specialist treatment. Seven years earlier a taut wire injured his eye, causing blindness in that eye. Last week pain in the good eye led to total blindness. doctors fear saving the eye is unlikely.
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Wit Rocer
Alice
Yankton
Bon Homme County court term and local notices from Avon Clarion
Bon Homme Circuit Court reaches Tyndall next Monday March 16 at 7 30 pm with three criminal and twenty three civil cases. Madge Phoenix and Napoleon Kreber wed with Father Dooley officiating. couple to live on groom s mother s farm seven miles south. Commercial Club debates city park upgrade and track conditioning for high school athletics. County Auditor Stanley Kramar returns from Pierre after train wreck near Parkston. Livestock prices: steers 121 per head for three year olds vs 72 for others, signaling better sire value. J C Holmes promotes nationwide Better Sire crusade.
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Bon Homme County
Madge Phoenix
Napoleon Kreber
Dooley
Chas. Phoenix
Broom
B. M. Kreber
Charles Horton
Quinn
Sioux City
J. C. Holmes
State College Livestock Extension
Scotland S. C. City Council Proceedings January 5 1920
Regular meeting notes aldermen present Herman Minnich Zolnowsky Reindl Serr and Mayor Jasman adjourned to January 12 1920. Minutes of December 1 1919 approved. Various expenditures and bond matters discussed including J F Devlin $500 order and bonding work for water system. Meeting adjourned to January 14.
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City Council
Scotland
Herman
Minnich
Zolnowsky
Reindl
Serr
Jasman
Wanek
We Pilla
Thomas Keegan
Fred Beiz
A. Dardem
D. Light & Power Uo
Vernor Sweet
Earl Newmeister
Fred Betz
Anna Hofford
M. B. Keegan
Alf. Reindl
RF J. Wanek
Nick Roth
Pullerton Lumber Co
Mr. Bingham
Thos, Keegan
Ge. Eyeenmann
Fullert N Lumber Co
Johnson
Alderman Wanek
Zolsowsky
J F. Devlin
S. C
City of Scotland
Carrie
Reinch
Skeletons Found At Kennebunkport Hill Fort Site
Workmen uncover three human skeletons near an old fort from the War of 1812 era at Kennebunkport Missouri. One skull bears an Indian arrow, another shows a chipped skull tip suggesting tomahawk work. The third is that of a tall man. Investigators suspect mass grave from old cemetery, later buried under earth during fort excavations.
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Kennebunkport
Teeléton
Ateoldi
Epetjo
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Walter Abbott
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