New York Dry Law Cuts State Penal Costs
A New York report credits the dry law with fewer convictions by 1,857 and 3,000 more on probation. At year end 16,685 offenders were on probation under 352 officers, with 79.6 percent completing terms reforming. Also notes Chicago bridge project opening and widespread public notices from Obregon Mexico to farm loans in Washington.
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Chicago
Chicago River
Michigan Boulevard
Lakeshore Drive
Obregon
Mexico
General Alvarado
Yucatan
Ernest C. Dickson
Stanford Medical School
Bac
Conference of
Colored Bishops
Afri M. EB
Farm Loan Bank
Washington
Salt Lake City
Suger
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Pittsfield
Maas
Berkshire County
Prooral
Cairo
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Saranac Lake
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Coolidge
Wedding in Waldert Astoria Features Unusual Attire
Last week's ceremony in Waldert Astoria New York saw the Soviem wearing overalls while the bride wore a chambray dress. WW estimated the amount Siktar expensed in motherm Call.
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Waldert-Astoria
New York
McUtherm
Hancock Murder Trial to Start in United States Court
Deadwood Neb man David Hancock, a Valentine rancher, faces a murder charge for killing his brother Larkin Hancock after a fence dispute on the Hancock ranch in South Dakota. Trial set at the May term opening May 18. defense may argue accidental shooting. Hancock is free on 25000 bond.
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Valentine
Neb
South Dakota
Deadwood
United States District Court
David Hancock
Hancock
Hanvbek
Wyoming to push Black and Yellow Trail at Pierre meeting
Huron May 10 Wyoming will be represented at the Black and Yellow Trail association meeting in Pierre South Dakota May 20 and 21. W C Thom state vice president says Wyoming plans to act to aid the trail as a national highway and will be ready to discuss the issues raised at the meeting. Aberdeen May 11 federal grand jury issues indictments in Mann Act case Sioux Falls May 11 Art Swanson faces demurrer over beer making ad in municipal court.
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Aberdeen
Henry Max
Sisseton Reservation
Mary Swift Exgle
Minnesota
August Tietz
United States
Sioux Falla
8. D
Art Swanson
Martin Bergh
Swanson
Sioux
S. D
James Mee
Centerville
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
San Francisco
William Hickey
Congressional committee to visit eight Dakota Indians
Washington May 11 The House Indian committee chaired by Chairman Snyder and members will inspect Indian agencies and reservations across South Dakota and other states. They will be absent about six weeks to study reform and improvement of Indian service.
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Washington
the Tribune
South Dakota
Snyder
House Indian Committee
Indita Service
Kimball Voters Approve Consolidated School Plan
In Kimball on May 10, 858 ballots were cast with 260 in favor and 138 against the consolidated school proposal, passing with more than 60 percent. In Flandreau Arthur Price, 21, fell from a water tank platform and died. Pierre reports retirement of H. R. Horner from his long legal practice. Interor notices mention H. Bnodgrams and miso delegates heading to Washington.
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Kimball
8. D
Flandreau
Arthur Price
Pierre—H. R. Horner
Horner
J. W. Heston
Be Sens
Ington
As & Galhgate
South Dakota
Miso
Wold
Sultan of Turkey may quit over treaty threats
Fragmented text references a potential Turkish response to a treaty that could deprive Turkey of Thrace and Smyrna. Mentions military concerns and political drama around the sultan, but details are unclear and the source text is garbled.
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Sultan OF
Turkey
Thrace
Smyrna
Elm tree planted in memory of nurse Christine Iverson Bennett
Obituary note and campus tribute in Yankton College ceremonies marking Dr. Joseph Ward Day. An elm tree was planted for Christine Iverson Bennett, former student who died aiding wounded in Busrah, Arabia, with her husband serving as medical missionaries. Also reports on Elk Point stock pavilion plans and Belle Fourche Tri-State Round-up features.
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Yankton
8. D
Yankton College
Joseph Ward
Christine Iverson Bennett
Busrah
Arabia
Luther League Convention in Sioux Falls Ends Sunday
Several prominent speakers from the northwest appear at the annual South Dakota Luther League convention in Sioux Falls. The gathering runs through Sunday with sessions at Grace Lutheran Church and features an oral program concluding with Feeeney Rabe.
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South Dakota
Luther League
Sioux Falls
Northwest
Grace Lutheran Church
Silk stockings ban adopted by university girls
Vermilion May 10 No more with clothing of any sort for the girls of the home economics department at the University of South Dakota. Nearly all have signed an agreement to substitute cotton for the rest of the school year. Several girls confessed they lacked cotton stockings but will have to buy them now.
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Vermilion
New York
South Dakota
W. A. Cook
Department of Education
University of South Dakota
Department of Home Economics
Chamber luncheon backs Kimball school budget plan
The Chamber of Commerce held a luncheon at the Kimball hotel on Thursday to organize support for a consolidated school. The budget system was discussed and most of the funding was subscribed during the meeting.
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Kimball
Chamber of Commerce
Kimball Hotel
Escaped Convict I5 Caught At Spencer G D
Otto Ishmand, an escaped prisoner from Bt State penitentiary, was recaptured in Spencer after being identified by a passenger on an overnight train. He was turned over to authorities at the Spencer Star office for further handling.
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Spencer
G. D
Floux Falls
G&d
Otto Ishmand
Bt State Penitentiary
Ora
Eoner Ms
Convict Escape Shocks South Dakota Prison
News from Sioux Falls confirms Otto Lehman a Mitchell native escaped from the South Dakota State Penitentiary during field work. Lehman, 30, had four years left from a 1918 assault sentence and was eligible for parole after serving a year. Police launched a wide search with no clue to his whereabouts.
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Sioux “Falls
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Otto Lehman
South Dakota State Penitentiary
Tields
Lehman
Mitchell
Claims origin of refrigerator car idea by S D Heron and Dake
S D Heron of May and D D W Dake of Wessington South Dakota claim to have originated the refrigerator car concept as used by railroads while working in the dairy business in Wisconsin. They say the idea was presented to New York commission merchants who implemented it. They also claim to be originators of butter coloring.
Senator Johnson Ill in Washington D C May 8
Washington May 8 Senator Johnson of South Dakota now in his home state due to ill health will likely not return to Washington this session. He was not well when he left and remained in improved condition, officials say.
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Washington
Senator Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
France Stands by the Peace Treaty
In a defense of the postwar settlement, Raymond Poincare argues France remains committed to the peace agreement despite hostile propaganda. He counters claims of imperialism and military control, asserts occupation was a treaty guarantee, and denounces accusations against France as false and harmful to alliance trust.
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Raymond Poincare
France
Michelet
Germany
Marshal Foch
Berlin
Luttwitz
von Kapp
Paris
Millerand
Frankfort
Reichswehr
Ruhr
Rhine
Europe
The Daisies Poem of Love and Memory
In April nights the daisies rise toward the blue heaven and shed light like stars on the east. The sun's beams juxtapose field and sea as stars descend, then return to daisies. When petals are plucked in secret hours the flowers reveal love or forgetfulness and foretell the future, for flowers have felt and learned all.
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Atara
McAdoo Stock Up Claim Fades In Democratic Field
The Springfield Republicana notes growing support for McAdoo while negatives from Howver and Phimer weaken the field. It compares the trend to Judge Parker's 1920 posture and cites debates over railroad ownership and labor policy as shaping sentiment.
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McAdoo
Springfield Republicana
Howuver
Democratic Taicuiaons
Phimer
Hia
Michigan
Bryan
Judge Parker
Ian
Mr. McAdoo
Lasue
McAdoot
Wall ‘Xtract
Adoo
Maal Gat Palace
McAdoo Seen as Strong Democratic Presidential Hope
The speaker argues McAdoo has deep southern roots and strong background including treasury secretary and railroad director general. They suggest he could unite the president and Mr Bryan in a cordial bid without sacrificing conviction, despite prohibition tensions.
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McAdoo
New York
South
Phone Changing Voices Across the Nation
Scientists contend telephone use is homogenizing speech across the country. Northerners and southerners, Easterners and Westerners are gradually losing distinctive regional intonation.
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New York Sun
The Prosperous Chinese. A Chicago News excerpt.
A Chicago News summary notes China’s currency gains amid global price rises and describes silver’s role as both commodity and currency. It cites the shift in silver value from 1919 to 1920 and hints at impacts on Chinese wealth, wages, and export earnings.
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Chicago News
China
Americas
United States
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Albert Latham
Des Moines
Latham
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Belle Fourche
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Arthur Swenson
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Parker
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