Treaty vote shows Senate split over League reservation
The League covenant with reservations failed to secure two thirds in the Senate last Friday with 49 in favor and 35 against. Republicans 28 and Democrats 21 supported. 23 Democrats and 12 Republicans opposed. The result sparks talk of a separate peace with Germany and hints at party-line divisions ahead of the campaign. J. R. Dalton of Woonsocket announces the Sunshine Highway annual meeting in Aberdeen on April 14 to elect officers and plan a southern trail extension toward Brownsville Texas.
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League of Nations
Senate
W. J. Bryan
Germany
J. R. Dalton
Woonsocket
Sunshine Highway Association
Aberdeen
Brownsville
Tex
Twelfth Field Artillery Recruitment Poster Promotes Regiment
Posters solicit recruits for the 12th Field Artillery, the unit in which Lieut. J. S Donley served in France. The piece extols tradition, courage, and invincibility, noting campaigns Toulon to Meuse Argonne, honors Croix de Guerre and Legion d Honneur, and its Camp Travis Texas location near San Antonio.
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Field Artillery
12Th Field Artillery
J. S Donley
France
Fifth
Berlin
Toulon-Trion
Aiene-Marne
St. Mihiel
Meuse Argonne
D. S.C
Franca
Twelfth Field Artillery
Camp Travis
Texas
San Antonio
Alamo City
Thos. Steele Dies After Stroke in Sioux City Area
Thos. Steele of Sioux City died suddenly last Monday from a stroke. Born in Indiana in 1853, he lived in Illinois, Iowa, and South Dakota. He founded timber interests in Tyndall, ran a stock farm, moved to Sioux City to trade stock, and developed large South Dakota ranches including a 20 000 acre venture. A Democrat, he served one term in Congress from Iowa’s 11th district beginning in 1915 and was well known in Bon Homme County for his prior residence and visits.
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Thos. Steele
Sioux City
Mr. Steele
Indiana
Illinois
Lews
South Dakota
Tyndall
Iowa
Bon Homme County
Dary Sintt
University Notes on Gifts and Appointments
Professor George M. Smith of the University of South Dakota donates a large portion of his 3000 volume library to the university expanding collections in French Spanish German Education and Philosophy. Dr H H Powers from Boston delivers six world politics lectures at USD. Paul W Kieser named Professor of Agricultural Journalism at South Dakota State College after notable work at Aberdeen and the Northern Normal and Industrial School.
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George M. Smith
University of South Dakota
H. H. Powere
Boston
Turkey
Egypt
Balkans
Russia
Italy
Far East
Germany
Japan
Paul W. Kieser
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Aberdeen
South Dakota State College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
Kieser
Brookings
Newberry and 16 aides found guilty under Michigan campaign law
U. S. Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan and 16 political supporters were found guilty of violating state election laws. The statute bans campaign spending over 3750 dollars. Newberry supporters reportedly spent 178000 dollars while Ford's sums were not disclosed. Sentences ranged from two years in prison and fines up to 10000 dollars to a 1000 dollar fine.
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U. S
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Sen. Newberry
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
South Dakota 529 clubs post 1919 profits and assets
Brookings March 22 The 529 boys and girls clubs in South Dakota earned a combined profit exceeding 398000 in 11 projects. The largest profit came from 76 sow litter clubs with 1109 members at 334618. Total membership reached 6652 with 4329 finishing work. breeding hog stock held by low litter clubs valued at 877731 and cow calf clubs held 85 animals worth 19740. Overall project value for 1919 totaled 967472 per P J Scarbo state leader.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
P. J Scarbo
South Dakota Vote Tightens as Campaigns Scramble
The nation watches a near tie in South Dakota where no candidate leads by a clear margin. Analysts note the outcome may hinge on late ballots and regional shifting support amid a close political race.
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South Dakota
Primary Returns Reflect Local Voter Turnout Across Precincts
Voter turnout varied with weather as Scotland precinct reported 386 Republican 868 Democratic 17 Non-partisan League 1. In Tyndall, Yankton, Parkston, and Bon Homme counties results show Wood leading for president, Norbeck for senator, Christopherson or Dillon for congress, and McMaster or Richards for governor with mixed independence support. State totals list Wood 23538, Lowden 20078, Johnson 18084 with Norbeck, McMaster and Christopherson favored for other posts.
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Scotland
Proposal Committee
U. S
Tyndall
Woodgot
Johnson
Lowden
Norbeck
Haney
Christopherson
Dillon
McMaster
Richards
Hutchinson County
Menno
Wood
Parkston
Yankton
McMueter
Bon Homme County
Cleveland, Bon Homme and
Running Water
Weed
Christopheraon
Leonard Wood
Aliham Johnson
Dick Haney
Peter Norbeck
C. A. Christopherson
Co. Hilton
Wm H. McMaster
Dick Richards
Alaska Gold Lode Output Falls in 1918 Across Major Districts
The U S Geological Survey reports 25 gold lode mines operating in Alaska in 1918 with seven additional small prospects. Lode-gold value dropped from 4 58 million in 1917 to 3 47 million in 1918 due to the Treadwell disaster and labor shortages, with Fairbanks and Willow Creek districts showing slower activity while Tuneau remains the Quartz mining center. The average ore content value fell to 1 70 per ton from 1 87 in 1917.
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Alaska
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Treadwell
Juneau
Tuneau
Willow Creek Lode
Fairbanks
Local transactions and distant sorrows from the Tyndall era
Frank Kadlee and R. R. Robinson finalize a land sale eight miles northwest of town. Mrs. G. A. Glaysing learns her father is dying in Hillsdale Michigan as she heads to Scotland for a noon train. W J O'Brien reports drilling a promising oil well in Wyoming. Bon Homme county farmers paid 7000 in hail insurance premiums last year and received 50 in leases. An editorial reflects on Austrian and Hungarian nobility's hardship and notes magnates' decline and a call for self reliance.
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Bon Homme County
G. A. Glaysing
Hillsdale
Michigan
Scotland
W. J. O'Brien
Wyoming
Young Sam Guethmueller Builds Start In Akron Then Mitchell
From the Tripp Ledger Sam Guethmueller, a young man, went to Akron Ohio a couple of months ago to study construction. He now holds a lucrative position in Mitchell starting at $150 per month. Paul Wildermuth recently returned from California praising its beauty and climate. He plans to take Mrs Wildermuth in poor health there this summer. Mr Wildermuth enjoyed a visit with his brother Carl and many old acquaintances.
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Sam Guethmueller
Akron
Ohio
Mitchell
Paul Wildermuth
California
Paul
Miss Schmierer Leaves Tyndall Music Studio for Oregon
Miss Bertha Schmierer has decided to drop her Tyndall music lessons and will take charge of a studio in Oregon left vacant by a friend who is marrying. Mrs C A Thornton learned Edward Schmierer, her son, married in Isabel Kansas and plans to reside there. Edward served seventeen months in France. Dr and Mrs Berry depart for a six week Cuba trip with planned stops along the way, and fishing tales expected on return.
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Bertha Schmierer
Tyndall
Oregon
C. A. Thornton
Edward
Isabel
Kansas
Yould
France
Mre. Berry
Cuba
Mr and Mrs Harry Bush Visit Ray Young Home
From the Springfield Times, Mr and Mrs Harry Bush of Scotland spent a couple of days this week visiting at the Ray Young home.
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Mrs. Harry Bush
Scotland
Ray Young
Fragmentary Quote From Public Notice or Debate
A terse fragment quotes a gentleman denying knowledge of a large slush fund used for his benefit and remarks on his conduct. The text includes unfinished lines about observation and a remark on a peculiar phrase.
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Washington
Ed. Johnson
Sen
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Mason and Dixon
University News
Leiter
The
Tyndall Tribune
Frank Kadlee
R. R. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Austria
Hungary
Ameries
Tripp Ledger
Tyndal Register
Springfield Times
Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland
J. R. Wilson
Meat Market
Puonee
James J. Cisar
Prop
Uington
fPianos
Grande
Christian Kuk
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