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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
3
Fragmented report outlines the failed effort to modify terms of a proposed bill tied to citizenship rules and land ownership. It notes Democratic resistance, executive stance, and potential next steps as lawmakers weigh treaty implications and administrative limits.
Notable public interest surrounds Justice Holmes and his defense of the Supreme Court amid rising calls for judicial reform. Analysts emphasize his restraint, clarity, and impact on constitutional interpretation as debates intensify.
Washington reports a demand to reprint the Justice Holmes defense speech presented to the Senate for publication. Senator Loge may seek another edition after the initial run exhausted within ten days.
The United States Public Health Service will investigate allegations surrounding Dr Peter P Duket of Chicago over his cure methods. Surgeon General Rupert Blue issued orders directing Dr Tulvis Cobb to lead the inquiry at the request of former Senator William Lorimer who urged state governors to observe Chicago's treatment.
Washington May 1 The interstate commerce commission announced the personnel of the board of engineers to assist in formulating plans for the physical realization of railroads and to direct the carrying into effect of the plans Members include R A Thompson Professor W D Pease Worley Howard M Jones HF Wenitt and others with roles in valuation and bridge engineering across California Wisconsin Texas Tennessee and Pittsburgh areas
Chicago May 1 faculty members of the University of Chicago and old boys mourn the funeral of Mary Ann Ingham who discovered a noted foal line and grew a world famous stock at Kingston farm near Lexington. A fire at the Kingston stock farm killed a mare and foal believed to be incendiary in origin.
Washington May 1 Congress considers a plan to spend 3 billion dollars on good roads over fifty years. A 1 billion construction fund and 2 billion for maintenance would be allocated to states by area population and assessed valuation with bond financing and future federal aid.
Scores of deputy sheriffs and policemen guarded the court of special sessions for the arraignment of William PD Haywood Elisabeth Gibles Plenn Carle Trente Patrick Quinan and Adolph Lessig. Industrial Workers of the World leaders were indicted for inciting the Paterson mill strikers to riot. Forty or more members of the organization were arrested. additional arraignments were pending as the ten week strike waned.
Washington May 1 Attorneys for the Union Pacific file reply brief to objections by Attorney General McReynolds. They argue the July deadline for an extension on the Association plan is too short and urge the court to modify its mandate.
Madison May 1 an investigation into white slave traffic is backed by Associated Chariting and State Senator fey. Linley calls for Renditions and stronger measures to curb the evil and asserts it has gained footholds across the state.
May L Messer reports that large icebergs fill Lake Superior from end to end, piling up along the shoreline and blocking windows. A captain warns of Marmonton like conditions. without clear weather, weeks of calm are unlikely. Nearby, a wealthy landlord case and a fire incident in a town are noted with sparse detail.
A Wyoming millionaire named Warren files for an old soldier’s pension. The claim appears in a senate context with standard review and monthly disbursement inquiries. The record notes the claimant’s status and location in Wyoming as part of the pension investigation.
Police clash with crowd as several strikers are arrested after a heated rally. Reported actions include biting and scratching by some women and a chaotic scene near the Auburn police station following the incident.
Officials announced a sweep resulting in multiple arrests and the seizure of documents. The operation targeted a network described as corrupt and involved bystanders. Police say the evidence will guide further proceedings and potential charges.
Fragmentary text references Mrs Bryan and a rest cure, with disjoint notes mentioning Workington Mae Pa Hened Hew IW and a secretary of arate be tinh. The passage appears as garbled OCR with unclear context and no coherent event or outcome.
Washington May 1 officials in the canal communications declare effort to complete the works and open the waterway by the scheduled date. machinery and transit routes are being pushed to meet the October target despite earlier delays and technical challenges.
John Wagner a steel worker slipped from a girder on Warrington street near Clark and fell twenty one stories to the pavement dying instantly. The incident occurred May 1 as crowds thronged the area.
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