South Dakota Republican Returns Favor Wood and Lowden
AP dispatch from Sioux Falls reports 1,185 of 1,750 precincts counted showing Wood leading with 27,666 votes, Lowden 23,385, and Johnson 21,786. Additional tallies raise totals to 27,004 for Wood, 22,598 for Lowden, and 21,271 for Johnson, with about 300 precincts still isolated. Poindexter collects about 850 votes. Norbeck and McMaster receive party nominations for U.S. senator and governor respectively.
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Associated Press
Soux Falls
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Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Harding
Bennett
Melette
Dewey
Ziebach
Atete
Miles Poindexter
Poindexter
Minnehaha
Peter Norbeck
W. H. WeMaster
United States
Norbeck
McMaster
Dick Haney
Huron
R. O. Richards
Richards
Haney
Racer Genet
Canned Tomatoes Advocated For Infants At NY Medical Meet
New York reports Dr Arnold Hess at the 114th annual Medical Society of New York convention endorses one ounce servings of canned tomatoes for month old babies as supplemental nourishment to pasteurized milk to prevent scurvy. Dr George Draper notes higher influenza susceptibility among dark complexions and those with moles or freckles.
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New York
Arnold Hess
Medical Society of
George Draper
Rockefeller Institute
United States Steel earnings dip in 1919 report
New York March 24 The United States Steel Corporation reported 1919 earnings totaling 152,290,639 dollars, down 55,990,465 from 1918 after federal tax allowances. Interest deductions left subsidiary bonds and mortgages, net income 143,589,063 dollars, down 55,761, and overall profits show a weaker year reflected in remaining income and surplus.
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New York
Treaty rejection called political move by US Senate
Paris dispatch notes Captain Andre Tardieu's view that the Versailles treaty rejection was a political campaign aimed at depriving President Wilson and the Democratic Party of power. He says the tactic used negative expectancy during negotiations and followed the treaty signing.
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Paris
Ayres to be Returned on Fraud Charge from San Francisco
Sacramento dispatch reports March 1894 papers issued at the governor's office for the return of Lester G. Ayres, formerly a field artillery lieutenant, wanted on fictitious checks. Ayres is under arrest in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Tordaho
Lester G. Ayres
Field Artillery
Ayres
San Frag Chaco
Fort Hays normal school plagued by student soviet
AP report from Hays Kansas states Fort Hays normal school is afflicted by a student soviet bent on hunting down professors and ducking them in the lake. Professor Harvey telegraphed Topeka for protection as attorney general Hopkins orders prosecutions. Faculty and students were warned they would be ducked for not reporting for duty.
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Associated Press
Hays
Kas
Fort Hays
John Lindquist
James Start
Mystery surrounds death of Eggergluess in Rock Creek corridor
The article reports continuing uncertainty over the death of Eggergluess, with prosecutors planning a thorough review upon return from Boise. It notes family objections, doubts about suicide, and statements from witnesses including Green, Grayhill, and Mathews. Funeral services are scheduled for 2:30 PM at the BP G Grossman chapel with Rev. Ghering to officiate.
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Stephan
W. Green
Eggergluess
Green
Dave Grayhill
Rock Creek Canyon
J. K
Mathews
State ‘Asylum
Blackfoot
Kendall
Eggergleuss
BP. G
Adrianople Declares Independence Reported by AP
The Associated Press reports from Constantinople on March 23 that Adrianople has declared its independence. The dispatch notes tensions in the region as the city acts to establish autonomous governance amid broader imperial upheaval.
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The
Two Days of Garment Sales At Bargain Prices
Two days of suit sales offered with limited quantities feature silvertone and trico tine fabrics in brown blue tan and checks. Friday and Saturday prices are 39.50 for ten suits and 49.50 for twenty suits with navy blue models belted button trim and pretty linings. Plus a large women section highlighting specially designed stout sizes to fit fuller figures.
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Twin Falls
What's New in Stationery and Fashion at Wright's
A local store touts sale items on sport coats silk frocks sport skirts and gowns. New York imports arrive with prices around 29.75 for dresses and similar tagged goods. Prominent items include marie ribbon bags middy twill collars and several plaid sport skirts at modest prices for Friday and Saturday shoppers.
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New York
Petes
Spring hats for girls and baby sets on sale
Mothers! A line of three dozen romp ers and play dresses from a former season is closing out. Gingham sizes 3 to 6 on sale at $1.19. New station ery shades in boxes with envelopes in blue pink buff and lavender. Turkish bath set for babe includes towel two towels two bibs two wash cloths priced $2.25. S.D.S. garments for now and later, made in Utah, $1.29 and $1.63. Rubber pants for babies, waterproof over diaper, wash like linen, 69c.
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S. D.S
Utah
Sea Island
P N Corsets Stock Clearout at One Fourth Discount
Fifty pairs of P N Corsets from Hart stocks offered at a savings of one fourth off regular prices. Styles remain good though season old.
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P. N
Hart
See How We've Cut the Price of Cottons
See how prices drop on cottons and ginghams in a Friday and Saturday sale. Turkish Towering ginghams 18 inches wide in strong stock, yard prices from 25 to 35 cents. Devonshire and Percales offer new spring designs for rompers and play clothes, with bleached sheeting and unbleached muslin listed among stock clearances.
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Copenhagen
Devonshire
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