Democratic Party of South Dakota Endorses President Wilson and Policy
The Democratic Party in Pierre on January 1, 1914 reaffirms allegiance to the national platform of 1912. It highlights Democratic control of government, praises the Parcels Post Income Tax direct Senate elections and tariff reform, lauds Wilson administration and cabinet, and endorses antitrust compliance and national integrity amid the Mexican situation.
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Democratic Party
South Dakota
Pierre
A. D
Baltimore
United States
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Notice and political resolve from South Dakota Democrats 1916
A long fragment from a newspaper includes weather report services in Huron and town notices about posting forecasts. It then presents Democratic resolutions praising President Wilson era reforms, banking modernizations, ballot reform, and a push for Indian agency investigations and Ed Johnson for U S Senator, dated around 1916.
Thousands Die In Earthquake and Tsunami News
Reports from Halifax to Kagoshima describe a massive earthquake and tsunami. Cobequid steamship and passengers feared lost near Briar Island while Japan's Kagoshima region endures volcanic eruption and widespread fatalities including Ke Qeenima and Sakura Island populations. Relief efforts hampered by ash, lava, and damaged rail lines.
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Grenada
Fishtex
Abe
Negasaki
Japan
Kegoshima
Ke Qeenima
Sakura
Sakuratine
Naeger
Axhen
Moji
Kinghin
Villa's Army Moves South From Ojinaga
From Presidio Texas January 14 1911 Villa still in Ojinaga plans to leave soon for Chihuahua to remount his troops before striking Torreon Monterey Saltillo and Monclova city. Most Constitutionalists expected to depart Ojinaga by Sunday. Unknown whereabouts of Generals Orosco Balatar Caravao and Rojas after the fall of Ojinaga. Major McNamee the American attaches at Fort Bliss notes federal soldiers and refugees detained there.
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Olina
Presidio
Tex
Ionalist
Ojinaga
Villa
Chihuahus
Torrean
Monterey
Saltillo
M Ten
Constitutionalista
Generale Orosco
Balatar
Caravao
Rojas
McNamee
Ratiana
Fort Biles
el Paso
Revolt of Short Duration in Haiti Leads to Executions
New York reports that General Celestin Cyralate, ex-Haitian war minister, and about a score of followers were executed at Thomazeau for treason. The executions occurred three hours after their capture and soon after they began a revolution. Information reached Louis Bazelais via the Haitian minister in Washington, sent by President Ornstes.
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New York
Louis Hazelain
Celestin Cyralate
Thomazea\u
Thomazeau
Bazelais
Washington
Ornstes
Noted Educator In Dead
Louis January 14 Calvin M Woodward former dean of the sugiessing ment of Washington university died at his home. He was an educator of national repute and father of Manuel Training. Chicago January 14 three thousand men idle since December 15 returned to work at the South Chicago plant of United States Steel Corp.
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Louis
Calvin M. Woodward
Washington University
Hon
Hare
Parsiz Vis
Woodward
Manuel
Chicago
United States Steel Corporation
Island of Ambea New Hebrides devasted by eruption
Victoria B C reports part of Ambrym Island in the New Hebrides severely damaged by a volcanic eruption. News from the Makura liner says new craters formed in December and February, villages on the southern coast abandoned, and possible native fatalities feared. White residents reported no casualties. The upheaval caused towering eruptions, steam clouds, lightning, smoke, and sulfurous fumes.
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Victoria
B.C
Ambeym
New Hebrides
Sydney
Java
Charvin
France
Ambrym
Admits Big Theft of Cash in Arkansas Charge
St Louis man admits theft of cash and plans to return to his wife and baby. Clayton M Lazty, a Wells Fargo Express clerk at Fort Smith Arkansas, is held there while arrangements are made to return him to his home town to face a charge of stealing $9.30.
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St Louis
Sam
Anstows
Clayton ‘M.lazty. Welle Pargo Express Company
Fort Smith, Ark
Curington Released On $5000 Bond In Lemmon Case
Sheriff Anderson and Deputy Helvig brought Wm. Curington and his daughter Ruth Richards to Lemmon where, before Judge Dillman, bonds were set at $5,000 for release until the May term of the Circuit Court to face a murder charge. States Attorney Stanley did not oppose the bonds and suggested possible case dismissal. bond was posted by L. C. Peck and H. C. Duncan of Lemmon.
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Sheriff Anderson
Helvig
Lemmon
Wm. Carington
Ruth Richards
Dillman
Curington
Circuit Court
Stanley
L. C. Peck
H. C. Duncan
Jerome Fry i
Albert Agnew
Fry
Kent
Bixby
Bison Courier
Marriage licence issued here Saturday December 27th
From Our Exchanges records an order noting a marriage licence issued here on Saturday December 27 to William H Wilson and Ethel M Woods both of Meadow. Other brief notes include visits and local events from Bison Courier Bowman Pioneer Hettinger Journal and Dickinson Press.
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Wm. H. Wilson
Ethel M. Woods
Meadow
Bison Courier
Chas. Leidschlag
H. H. Pomeroy
New Express Rates Take Effect February First
C B Tripp, agent, announces newWella Fargo Express tariffs effective February first. Rates reduce for ordinary weight packages up to fifty pounds with lighter charges for heavier shipments. Below 100 pounds apply pound rates. no weight aggregation. Second class rate lowers costs for food and freights. Example shows an 18 pound auto casing to Minneapolis at 68 cents from $1.20.
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C. B. Tripp
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
New York
Minneapolia
Christmas Alfalfa Cutting North Dakota Report
North Dakota farmers note alfalfa cutting on December 24 and 25 as a new harvesting record. Reports from Rochester Minnesota credit R N Sweet for a fourth cutting near Olmstead County, suggesting alfalfa can be grown and harvested later in the season. local games and winter sports continue in Hillsboro Mayville and Grand Forks as communities keep up with football and golf through winter.
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North Dakota
Hillsboro
Mayville
Grand Forks
Rochester
Minnesota
Tne
Olmstead
R. N. Sweet
Mr. Sweet
Wit
Ian
Christus
Regent Times
Late-Twelve Colts Coming Two and Three Old
Eight miles northeast of Bison reports a group of late twelve colts in training. The text notes their age as two and three years, indicating readiness for upcoming events or sale.
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Bison
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