Tariff Bill To Stand As Drawn In Congress
Republicans will have opportunity to discuss the measure though Democrats control Washington. Chairman Henderson, after a White House conference, expects House caucus approval with minor amendments within days. Representative Hull defends the bill against insurance company complaints about dividend treatment and tax rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messure
Washington
Tederwood
Wilson
House
Underwood
Cordell Hull
Tennemmee
Iam
Ways and
Court Faces Split Ruling On Minnesota Railroad Rates
Washington April 17 The Supreme Court shows a likely evenly divided stance on whether states can regulate railroad rates as decisions in the Minnesota and Missouri rate cases, consolidated for main issues, are delayed awaiting a ruling. Justice Van Devanter recused himself from the Missouri rate matter.
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Washington
Condp i
Dvelvion
Minnesota
Wiprene Court of the West
Justice van Devanter
Missouri
Belgian Workers Strike Surpasses Four Hundred Thousand
The Belgian ministry reports 257000 workers joining a national political strike aimed at broad manhood suffrage and ending plural voting. Socialist leaders claim over 400000 participants. Government warns of dwindling oil for state railways likely by week’s end.
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Hallata
Frussels
Belgium
Ministry of the Interior
Robber nails in victim after burglary in Fergus Falls
A burglar invaded the home of Ole Back in Fergus Falls Minnesota on April 17. He forced Back into a closet after stealing his watch and money and nailed the door shut. The intruder told Back he would arrange for his release and left a note for a mail carrier. Back broke free two days later after being held captive.
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Fergus Falla
Minn
Ole Back
Buck
Democrat Riscted to Congress From Thirteenth District
Benton April 17 John J Mitchell a Democrat was elected to Congress from the Thirteenth district after a three cornered race with Alfred H Cutting the Republican Mitchells plurality was 4148 with tari? Discussion agured prominently.
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Congress
Benton
John J. Mitchell
Tari
Mitchit
Alfred H. Cutting
Plan to Curtail Southern Delegates At National Convention
The Republican executive committee plans to consider reducing Southern state representation at the next national convention. Roy O Wert, national committeeman from Illinois, says a careful investigation is underway to determine the necessary changes. The plan will be submitted to Charles D. Hilsen, chairman of the Republican national committee.
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Chicago
Republian
Chiowee
Roy O Wert
Iiinaik
Mr Went
Mewna
Charles D. Hilsen
Republican National Committee
Sulzer orders investigation into strike at Harvester company
Albany reports Governor Syhep and the attorney general order a public investigation into the strike by workers at the International Harvester Company of Auburn. The plan is to determine the number of investigators, suspend actions until mediation efforts are completed, and refer any grievances to arbitration if needed. The decision follows talks and aims to settle route issues and prevent work stoppage pending resolution.
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Albany
Inbor
Syhep
Ein Doves
Iternatimal Hargeetar Company
Awburk Fiegaverpor
Wald Tiefel Eooelved
Mariling Heyslant
Atevanee
Efurts
Harvester Company
Eniyloven
Preparations for Atlantic Flight by Balloon Pioneer
Joneph Brocker, previously in Chicago and Milwaukee, prepares to fly the Atlantic aboard a balloon from Lae Palmas Canary Islands. He seeks favorable winds and aims to reach the Atlantic within six days, after years living in the United States.
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Lae Palmas
Canary Intends
Joneph Brocker
Atlantic
Brocker
Chicago
St.ate
Milwaukee
Convicted Murderer Father Linked to Son's Train Death
Johnson a malfeasant, was found guilty of murder in the first degree for causing the death of his six year old son by standing with the boy before a speeding train in Kikwana. He testified to a fatal agreement with his son after a quarrel with his wife. The boy pleaded, Johnson then suffered injuries but the child died instantly. Thirty families are burned out as a fire forces evacuations in Helvidier fate building.
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F Ather
Jin
Johnson
Pullty
Kikwena
Hin
Chicago
Helvidier
Kirschbaum Tailors Show Ultra Ideas for Men
The article contrasts high quality tailoring with amateur work noting that Kirschbaum hand tailored clothes with rich finishing touches define exclusive fashion. It emphasizes meticulous workmanship as essential to smart dress and previews seasonal ideas for fashionable young men.
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Kirschbaum
Kirshbaum
Local notes and shop notices from town and county
Oscar N. Sampson returns from a Sioux Falls trip with other southeast state points. Elliott's announces a big lot of Ladies and Misses summer hats. Cliff Larsh and Chas Robbins travel from Meadow for Dr Smith funeral arrangements. Harold Zilius comes home from Des Moines winter stay and tends his Thunderhawk homestead. Model Clothing House advertises Munsing wear and Elliott's specials in millinery.
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Oscar N. Sampson
Sioux Falls
Elliott's
Messrs
Cliff. Larsh
Chas. Robbins
Meadow
Dr. Smith
Harold Zilius
Des Moines
Thunderhawk
Model Clothing
Gold Medal For Some Boy or Girl
Announcement from the Office of Public Roads offers a gold medal to a rural school child aged 10 to 15 who writes the best composition on repair and maintenance of earth roads. Submissions due by May 15, 1913, with name age address and school at the top of each page. one side only.
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Logan Waller Page
Office of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Page
New Alfalfa Seed Offer Ends Soon in 1913-14
The South Dakota State Horticultural Report offers not over fifty alfalfa plants mailed free with the report. Price fixed by law at one dollar. Varieties listed include Cossack Cherno Omak Siberia Semipalatinsk Obd Siberia Select Turkestan and Samara. N E Hansen notes details and copies available on request.
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South Dakota
Cossack
Cherno
Omak
Siberia
Semipalatinsk
Obd
Turkestan
Samara
N. E. Hansen
Dancing School at Smiths Hall Social Dance Evening
DANCING SCHOOL at Smiths hall opens Tuesday evening with a social dance after 9 o'clock. Everybody invited to attend this community event and enjoy music and dancing.
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Smith's Hall
Third Lesson Q Why is this called the Meadows
The Valley Herald notes a Saturday afternoon funeral for Mrs A Chell. It records a service at the family home south Petrel with Rev le officiating and the burial at Mon cemetery. The text discusses a hoodoo and taboo related to meadow farming and grain farming.
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Valley Herald
A. Schell
South Petrel
Mon Cemetery
Card of Thanks for aid after bereavement
The family thanks friends neighbors and members for their assistance during the recent house aries and bereavement. Special thanks to A E Mitchel I W Mi ell E Dale Mitchel L 4 and Family I W Beems for support.
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Aize
A. E. Mitchel
I. W. Miell
E. Dale Mitchel
L. 4
I. W. Beems
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Minne
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
Portland
Sulzer
Auburn
WN. Y
Kirsch
Bai
Cui
Weyman-Bruton CO
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