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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
2
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Old guard newspapers in the state's divisions call Wilson's reference to the business depression purely psychological. Yet in earlier administrations, similar quarters issued solemn assurances that confidence would bring prosperity or that doubt would destroy it.
A garbled opinion piece questions business influence and propaganda, noting confusion over power and promises amid debates about governance. The fragment hints at skepticism toward manipulation, arousing concern about credibility and future actions.
A July 7 1914 notice announces a July 24 1914 election in Lemmon South Dakota to referendum four liquor license resolutions granting and rejecting retail licenses for H C Duncan A F E Sehaal and J M Casady. The meeting also lists polling places First Ward Building Lot 5 Block 4 Second Ward Fire Hall Third Ward Pumping Station.
The article discusses President Wilson’s claim that business will rebound after legislation. It argues Congress should adjourn soon, as public mood remains unclear and lawmakers lack understanding of fundamental economic principles. It warns reconciliations with new laws take time and urges prompt tariff reductions.
President Wilson and Underwood clash on delaying adjournment and completing trust legislation. Disputes over election timing, House dynamics, and votes on prohibition and constitutional amendment shape the path forward as lawmakers contend with posturing before fall elections.
In New York, a member of Kuhn Loeb & Co resigns after refusing to be questioned by a Senate committee as a condition for taking an appointment. Washington, Tily and Paul Warburg of New York requested President Wilton to verify Warburg’s role at the federal energy board. The president will address Warburg’s status as a board member.
Predicted in Sacramento the eight hour workday measure, drawn by Assemblyman Kingey, targets all employers. It would punish any employer who permits workers to exceed eight hours per day or forty eight per week, with penalties from 30 to 500 dollars or up to ninety days in jail, except in emergencies.
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