Senate backs regional bank control amid political tensions
The article notes all members of the senate banking and currency committee now support government control of regional banks, after early opposition and charges of political maneuvering. It mentions Haynes supporters visiting Breckenridge area to push petitions for a third north route and new post office, aiming to improve wagon road usable for marketing produce and supplying rail hubs in a wide county.
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Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Wother
Haynes Baesters
Prigeosen
Haynes Te Bison
Askimg
Breckenridge
Cole
North River
Haynes
Bisen Courier
Perkins County Executes First Legal Case
The first legal execution in Perkins County has occurred without the typical delay tactics. swift justice was served to the author of a grave crime as the community considers how punishment deters crime and whether time will resolve the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins County
Mass Conference Majority Electors Endorsed by Convention
The piece celebrates selection of nearly 100 electors to represent the Mass Conference Majority Proposal Committee. It notes opponents tried to block the honor but pledges continued support for the democratic party at local Perkins county, state, and national levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Considenaul
Democratic Party
Perkins County
Bisein
Precinet Company
Hhey
Sterling
Crawford
Hearst Papers Back U S Intervention in Mexico
Hearst papers urge United States intervention in Mexico, arguing war would come and cost billions per war college estimates. The Hearst estate owns over a million acres in northern Mexico and the New York Mail notes annexation as a motive.
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Hearst
Mexico
United States
War College
Washington
New York Mail
Hearst papers seek war over land value claims
A heated column argues Hearst papers push for war with Mexico to profit land valuation. It contends President Wilson will not intervene for selfish interests and suggests intervention would serve humanity, while criticizing Perkins county Republicans for political maneuvering and tariff votes.
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Mexico
United States
Hearst Papers
Argus
Wilson
Hearst
Standard
Editorial Aims to Inform Voters About Public Officials
The article defends press criticism of public figures, arguing editors reveal acts of leaders to help voters decide whom to trust. It cites editor Bowen and notes readers should understand why scrutiny occurs and that accountability aids the public interest.
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Crrizkn
Bowen
Primary Law Sparks Strong Reactions at Globe Chief Meeting
The Globe Chief criticizes the New Primary law in remarks suggesting confusion between the Mass Conference Meeting and the Proposal Committee Meeting. The discussion centers on interpretation and potential political impact.
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Brother Owens
Globe
Pierre Meeting Sparks Debate Over Representation
Fragment discusses political tensions over control and representation in Pierre. It contrasts a January meeting of elected state proposal committee members with a broader gathering open to party affiliates, urging accountability and remedy against misused law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Staupent
Pierre Belibe
Pierre
Brother Owens
Call for Payment of City Warrants
Notice states money in the Treasury to pay warrants. General fund covers numbers 13 to 836. Waterworks fund covers 29 to 35. All warrants on the Gasoline Oil fund are called for payment. Interest ceases from December 5, 1913. City Clerk K. Clark signs.
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General Fund
Waterworks Fund
Took Up One Dark Crown Gelding in Petrel
A 12 year old dark crown gelding with star in face and two white hind feet, stands 16 hands high and weighs about 1400 pounds. Residence in Section 3. 12993. C H SEIDSCHLAG.
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C. H. Seidschlag
Petrel
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