South Dakota Nominations for Coffey and Kelley
The Aberdeen News reports James Coffey as collector of internal revenue and J F Kelley as Aberdeen postmaster remain unwithdrawn by President Wilson as a grapevine rumor from South Dakota papers. Coffey and Kelley face delays while Cook and Wendell view the situation, keeping political tension alive in the Democratic Party during hot days.
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James Coffey
Internal Revenue
J. F. Kelley
Aberdeen
Senate
Wilson
Sundry
South Dakota
Coffey
Kelly
Messrs
Cook
Wendell
North
Kelley
Aberdeen News
Mail Order Tax Debate For Retail Merchants
Congress considers a one percent tax on interstate mail order commerce arguing it would curb low wages and preserve local merchants. Proponents note profits of large mail order firms, while opponents warn of market displacement and social impact on small town retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinebaugh
Congress
United States
Illinois
Local merchant and community life in the face of mail order pressure
The piece argues farmers and towns must share commerce equally and support local merchants who sustain municipal life. It warns against mail order dominance, questions the impact on prices, and notes the Hinnebaugh bill as a pivotal issue for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinnebaugh
Meade Bank Cases Ended as Perkins Sentenced
Deadwood July 12 With Henry E Perkins sentenced to the penitentiary and a Sturgis court adjourned to September the Meade County bank case aftermath is essentially over. No further trials remain, with possible guilty pleas on technical law violations. Frank Stewart and D A McPherson pleaded guilty to loans in excess of legal limits. other indictments held in abeyance while Anderson and Cooper face similar charges. Perkins plans to appeal to the supreme court.
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Deadwood
Henry E. Perkins
Sturge
Meade County
Sturgis
Yeelines
Perkins
Maine
Harold Cooper
Sioux [Falls
McPherson
Stewart
Supreme Court
Suffragette Arson Blamed for Lancashire Mansion Fire
An arson squad linked to militant suffragettes burned the country residence of Sir William H. Lever at the Bungalow near Horwich Lancashire. The unoccupied mansion housed valuable paintings and objects which were destroyed. A diary message claimed loyalty to the Austro British king during his visit to industrial centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William H. Lever
Port Sunlight
Tiverpool School of Tropical Medicine
Rivington
Horwich
Lancashire
Willem Lever
Zeppelin Company Faces Massive Yearly Losses in Berlin
Berlin reports Zeppelin Company lost $378,000 in the past year despite government subsidies. The figure equals about half the firm’s capital, driven by multiple disasters among Count Zeppelin’s airship ventures. Zeppelin airship prices have doubled in two years from $135,000 to $260,000.
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Zeppelin Company
Berlin
Count Zeppelin
M Zeppelin
Will Arbitrate On Battlefield Seeming Confession Stir
A Senate lobby hearing traces a confession amid efforts by National Association of Manufacturers to influence tariff policy. Letters from Dr G Langtry Crockett and Mulhall are discussed, with Taft referenced and calls for full truth in the public gain. Balkan talks report Greece wants three equal states as a path to peace. Venizelos seeks territorial terms, while Serbs prepare for talks and ceasefire conditions in the Balkans.
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Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Overman
Wilson
Reed
Martin M. Mulhall
Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Inte
Sherman
The
Houan
van Cleave
Mulhall
New York
Benator Reed
G. Langtry Crockett
Thomastown
Schwedtman
Taft
National Association of Manufacturer
Columbus
Cushing
Muthal
Littlefield
Association
Mulpat
London
Times
Greece
Bulgaria
Nish
Venigelos
Balkans
Geece
Thrace
Constantine
M. "Venizelos
Bulgars Charge Greeks in Proscribed Atrocities
London reports Bulgaria accuses Greek forces of massacring Bulgarians and Turks at Pravighta and other towns, as Greek and Servian troops push forward toward Bulgarian territory. General Ivano reportedly achieved a splendid retreat, keeping Bulgarians hopeful on the border prospects.
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Formar
London
Czar ,Perdinand
Serres
Pravighta
Bul
Sofa
Ivano
Ohio Storm Causes Over 3 Million Dollars In Damage
Rainfall in Central Ohio and the Muskingum valley over two days approached the level of last March’s floods. Weather observer says no further serious anger is feared. Thunder showers may yield fair weather. Railroad interurban traffic remains demoralized. Damage is estimated at more than 3 million dollars.
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Columbia
Ohio
Muskingum Valley
Indy
Black Handers Suspected in Chicago Murder
Wealthy Italian importer James Acques owner of multiple Chicago and Illinois restaurants was shot in an alley behind 4928 South Street. Police say his neck and left breast were pierced by bullets and have custody of several suspects, all described as connected to Black Hand activity.
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Chicago
James Acques
Sooth Street
Scotland Yard Foiled In Suffragette Pavilion Raid
London authorities conceded a bungled raid on a London pavilion during a suffragette meeting led by Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst and Miss Annie Kenney. Police pursued a decoy cab, arrested a woman misidentified as Pankhurst, while Miss Kenney was seized at the scene after a scuffle that tore her clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
London Pavilion
Emmeline Pankhurst
Misa Annie Keaney
Pankhurst
Mrs Pankhurst
Miss Kenney
Foss to Move to Canada Seeks Tariff Reciprocity
Boston July 11 Gov Eugene N Fos says Massachusetts will transfer most business from Ron ton to Canada. He attacks both major parties on tariffs and accuses the current administration of paltering while urging reciprocity to lower tariffs.
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Boston
Canada
Eugene N. Fosset
Massachusetts
Ronton
Bryan criticized by Governor over Chautauqua work
Hendersonville North Carolina July 1 Governor Blease attacked Bryan for taking Chautauqua work while secretary of state He dismissed the idea of a double salary and said Bryan should resign if he cannot live on the cabinet salary He compared Bryan to a cheap circus horse rider roaming the country with a whip crack remark
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Bryan
Blease
Hendersonville
N.C
Biease
Butter output soars in Minnesota for 1912
Minnesota dairy officials report 1912 butter production at 116,051,878 pounds, up from 93,944,789 in 1911, a gain of 17,067,089 pounds. Average price rose 3 cents per pound, total receipts reaching 2,542,040,975 dollars according to J G Winkler, state dairy and food commissioner.
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Minnesota
St Paul
Minesota
Com
J. G. Winkler
Atate Dairy and Food Commissioner
Creameriex
Egainet
Commercial Clubs May Boost Silos In South Dakota
A proposal urges South Dakota commercial clubs to organize shared silo cutting equipment to aid farming profits. Experts note high corn acreage and potential for greater dairy output if silos are widely adopted. The plan suggests clubs rent out machinery at a nominal per ton fee, spreading cost over a season.
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South Dakota
U. Lae
State College
Mesine Kents
Arei
Mrot Feswor Laven
West
Tray
South Dako
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Western Labor & Grain
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