Education gains and public notices in a nation page
EGOTLAND notes the Democratic candidate’s education stance and a 153 year old church clock in New York. Reports on buffalo herd annihilation plans, District of Columbia teacher pay rankings, Nyack population counting, neurasthenia risks, a hose duel in China, fashion barber trends, Sea of Galilee fish abundance, and moon rocket ambitions.
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District of Columbia
California
Arizona
New Jersey
Nebraska
Maine
Michigan
Indiana
Commonwealths
Nyack
Washington
Nyak
Board of Trustees
Police Department
Neuro-Psychiatric Society
Milwaukee
United States
China
Fire Brigade
Sea of Galilee
Massachusetts
West Milwaukee Sons
St. Paul
Shana
Dlonday
Rio de Janeiro
Moonshine Raid Near Clear Lake Catches Brewer in Weeds
In Lowe township near Clear Lake, Fred Custer was found with a crude home made still while nearby a well trodden path led to a slough containing several gallons of whisky. Custer signaled willingness to plead guilty before the judge after protest. Elk Point notes Brule Lutheran church cornerstone laid with 425 members. brick building to cost about 80000.
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Clear Lake
S. D
Fred Custer
Lowe Township
Gushland
Custer
Elk Point
St. Paul Lutheran
Brule Township
Man Suffers String Of Calamities In Community
Ira Long of Waybay suffers a burned home last summer and a wagon accident that broke his leg. A Northwestern line wreck near Ree Heights injures five and requires a half day to repair, according to Aberdeen dispatches dated October 5.
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Waybay
Ira Long
Aberdeen
Ree Heights
Pinney expelled from Gregory County Farmers Union meeting
At Burke the Gregory County Farmers Union held a Wednesday session where county manager Frank Pinney of the nonpartisan league was expelled by a unanimous delegate vote. Organizers say Pinney aimed to control the union and opposed S. H. Everson, the union president, amid tensions seen as a showdown over league influence in the union. H. Everson of St Charles was named delegate to the state convention in Mitchell October 5 and 6, with local delegates appointed and resolutions to keep politics out and lower dues adopted.
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Gregory
Gregory County Farmers’ Union
Burke
Frank Pinney
Nonpartisan League
Pinney
S. H. Everson
Farmers’ Union
Gregory County
Farmers' Union
H. Eyerson
St. Charles
Farmers’ Unions
Mitchell
Sioux Falls Attorney Drowned in Minnesota
C P Bates attorney of Sioux Falls South Dakota and Jack Bronzier fisherman were drowned when their boat capsized on Green Lake near Spicer Minnesota. E G Kennedy of Sioux Falls clung to the craft and was rescued. the bodies of Bates and Bronzier were recovered. The article also notes the British government extended daylight time until October 5.
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Kennedy
Cutler Wins in Quincy Heavyweight Bout Decision
Quincy Oct 3 Charles Cutler former heavyweight champion was awarded the decision last night over Paul Martinson and Daniah Prestler in a local boxing match.
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Cutler
Quincy
Charles Cutter
Paul Martinson
Daniah Prestler
Frost Does No Damage to the Corn Crop
Webster City Iowa September 20 The temperature fell to 30 last night but a farm forecaster says the frost will not damage the corn crop. The report notes expectations that the crop will be preserved despite the low temperatures.
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Webster City
Governor Norbeck warns of winter coal shortage
Governor Norbeck warns of a coal shortage for the northwest this winter unless a federal fuel administrator is appointed under the Lever act. He has written President Wilson urging immediate action and cites failing efforts by producers shippers and distributors. The South Dakota Evangelical association reports on its annual conference noting new projects and a five year forward movement plan.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Conference of the
Evangelical Association
North and
Democratic Speaking Dates Announced Across South Dakota
Sioux Falls Oct. 4. Nominating candidates A. G. Cherry for senator and Capt. Ralph E. Johnson for congress announce a tour with dates from Oct. 2 to Oct. 9 at towns including Presho Winner Madison Armour Tyndall Mitchell Plankinton and Wessington Springs. Vice President Marshall will speak in Rapid City Deadwood and other towns during Oct. 4 5.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Louis N. Crill
Democratic State Committee
A. & G. Cherry
Presho
Winner
Gregory
Armour
Tyndall
Ralph E. Johnson
Congress
Madison
Howard
Arteslia
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Mitchell
Plankinton
W. W. Howes
Vermilion
Elk Point
Plandreau
Virginia le Roy
Huron
Pierre
Rapid City
Deadwood
Marshall
South Dakota
Chamberlain
Murdo
Kadoka
Interior
Return to prewar status debate echoed in Sternheim speech
Vermilion on October 4 featured Dr. Emanuel Sternheim of Chicago denouncing a return to prewar conditions or nineteeth century norms. He argued war spurred world freedom and U S democracy must embrace new values over Puritanism greed and rigid class hate. He urged rejecting machinery as culture and pursuing spiritual rebirth with individuality and social conscience.
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Vermilion
Emanuel Sternheim
Chicago
University of South Stardatedad
Sternhelm
United States
England
America
Airplane Damage After Tangled With Tree at Tyndall
An airplane from the Tyndall Area club, piloted by L. J. Peterson with passenger L. F. Chiadek, became tangled in a tree and crashed onto the roof of A. J. Cogan's residence causing damage to the home and aircraft. Both occupants uninjured.
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Tyndall, 8. D
Tyndall
Knights of Pythias meet in Huron October 6 and 7
The grand lodge session of the Knights of Pythias of South Dakota will be held in Huron at the Odd Fellows hall on October 6 and 7. 75 to 100 members are expected. A memorial for W A Roberts opens the program, followed by a mayoral address by C A Kelley. A city tour and banquet with a dance conclude the event.
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Huron
S II
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias of
South Dakota
Odd Fellows Hall
Order
W. A. Roberts
C. A. Kelley
Kelley
Knights of Pythias
Woman Burned Cleaning Clothes in Aberdeen
Aberdeen South Dakota October 1 a woman, Mrs Frederick E Bassett, was badly burned when a liquid cleaner she was using ignited. Investigators cannot determine how ignition occurred, the garage did not burn, and burns were mainly to the face hands and upper body. Mitchell redistricts Mitchell city voting precincts adding four new precincts due to governor election vote totals. Worthing to hold special election October 16 on 115000 bond issue for a consolidated school building. Vermillion Clay county Republican club elected officers and outlined fall campaign plans with over 600 members present.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Frederick E. Basset
Mitchell
Board of County Commissioners
Worthing
Clay County Republican Club
Heavy Wagon Plunges Through Slough Bridge Near Hartington
Sept 29 Herbert Halle a farmer three miles from Hartington narrowly escaped death while returning from Yankton with an eight horse power engine on his wagon. The slough bridge gave way as the Yankton road passes, the team engine wagon and driver fell into water and mud. The engine was damaged but recovered. Halle was uninjured.
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Bridge Hartington
Herbert Halle
Yankton
Halle
Aldrich resigns from South Dakota State Board of Regents
Irwin D. Aldrich of Bly Stone county quits as secretary of the South Dakota state board of regents to become commissioner of the state bureau of immigration. He succeeds Chacon MacCaffrée, who joined the Sioux Falls chamber of commerce. Also noted, the Estella D Anvers carrying munitions for Poland docked at Danzig but unloaders refused. American sailors helped. A London court fined four men three shillings and fourpence for Sunday card playing in a public venue.
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Bloux
Pall
S. D
Irwin D. Aldrich
Bly
Stone County
South Dakota State Board of Regents
State Bureau of
Immigra
Aldrich
Chacon MacCaffrée
Sioux Fells
Estella D'Anvers
Treport
Poland
Danzig
Charles
London
Our Foreign Loans Which It Is Proposed to Cancel
Special to The Tribune. Allied governments owe the United States about 12 billion dollars for war loans. Negotiations with Great Britain France and others seek a new basis where unpaid interest is added to principal. Total loans to war enemies amount to about 9.46 billion with Cuba continuing to pay. Interest since 1919 averaged 5 percent after May 15 1918. Payments every six months split two thirds and one third. Proceeds fund retirement of Liberty and Victory bonds, aiming to cut national war debt by about half if fully paid.
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Arthur Sears
Henning
Washington
Tribune
United States
Great Britain
France
United States Treasury
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Russa Cxeche-Sh
Serbia
Roumas
Cuba
Greece
Liberia
Russia
Treasury Department
Libertary
Treasury
How Henry Watterson Went Down
A portrait of Henry Watterson of the Courier-Journal, detailing his clash with new owners over prohibition and woman suffrage, his resignation letter, and the symbolic end of his editorial leadership as the old south gave way to the new era. He clung to old codes while the paper shifted under him, ending with a dramatic farewell refers to Marie Henry and Thermopylae.
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Los Angeles Times
Marie Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Colonel Watterson
Courier-Journal
New South
Courier- Journal
Dixie
Marie Henry
Watterson
Daily Press
Henry
Navarre
Kentucky
Prohibition Enforcement
Hey
Times
Ensign
Cambronne
Waterloo
Watterson Hyes
Thermopylae
Farm Bureau Says Germany Credit Needed to Save Wool
The American Farm Bureau Federation urges Congress to authorize immediately a credit for Germany and other central Europe equal to the net proceeds of the alien property custodian. The purpose is to unlock about 1 billion dollars for Germany to obtain raw materials, including wool, to restore production, while protecting U S wool producers from mounting losses due to glutted finer grades and high prices for coarser staples.
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Farm” Bureau
Guaranty Trust Co
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Germany
United States
Tria
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Citizen Republican
Egotland
Department of Education
Commissioner of Education
Cox
Buffalo Island
Great Salt Lake
John Street
New York City
Wesley
Farmer
Clearfield
8. D
Sheriff
Pioneer
Minnesota
Dakota
Wilson
Congregational
Bioux Falls
Minnehaha
C. Andered
Unemeen
Mwghto
Pythiag
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Douglas County
J.jansen
Iowa
Janzen
D. State Board OF Regents
Henry Watterson
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