The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-04-14


Republicans scored a victory in the
municipal election at st. Louis.
Republican insurgents In the house
are disposed to act Independently.
Senator Brown will offer a resolu-
ton to admit Arizona and New Mix
leo.
There is certain to be a revival Of
the Lorimer case in the national SEN
ate.
The country is confronted with a
republican senate and democratic
house.
A bill to legalize boxing contests
has been introduced in the Colorado
house.
Friends Of the Aldrich currency
plan are to conduct a campaign in its
favor.
Booker T. Washington has pur-
chased a summer home on Long
Island.
Democrats in congress have out
lined a big lot of work for the extra
session.
The president is to push Canadian
reciprocity to the exclusion Of every
thing else.
The government suffered a setback
in its prosecution of Alaska coal land
cases at Seattle.
The Massachusetts house Of repre-
sentatives rejected the bill granting
suffrage to women.
The first move for peace must come
from the rebels il President Diaz OF
Mexico has his way.
Carter Harrison, democrat, was
elected mayor of Chicago by a ma
jority around $4,000.
Rudolph Forster has been appoint
ed chief clerk Of the executive offices
at the White House.
The annual boat race between Har-
ward and Yale will be rowed at New
London on Friday, June 80.
Speaker Champ Clark in his speech
announced the pledges which the
democratic majority must keep.
The supreme court disappointed a
big crowd by failing to rule on the
Standard Oil and tobacco ase
No progress has been made toward
catching the men who dynamited the
Springfield, Mass, municipal building.
The Nebraska senate passed a resO-
luton asking the regents to discharge
the head Of the university extension
bureau.
Robert e. Davey, the Boston boy
broker. is being brought back from
Brazil for trial on the charge Of en-
bezzlement.
Otis Weeden, the Washington
ranchman who killed three neighbors
and then shot himself. died IS a re-
suit OF his wounds.
Mayor Gaynor has appointed a com
mittee OF 40 leading citizens to ar
range for a safe and sane Fourth of
July In New York.
The archbishop Of Canterbury will
be asked to start a great religious
movement in favor Of the Anglo
American arbitration.
General" Stanley, the American
leader OF the rebels in Lower Cali
fornia. took full command of the in
s~urrectos of Mexicali.
The British cruisers Kent and Chal-
lenger arrived at Valparaiso, Chile,
bringing the special representatives of
King George on q visit of courtesy.
Harvard college has been hit by
epidemic of the German measles
and half a hundred students are now
under treatment in the college in
Urinary.
The charter for Greater New York
now pending In the legislature pro-
vides for the creation of two lev
departments. engineering and archi-
lecture.
B. f. Bush. president Of the West
ern Maryland railway. has been
selected to succeed George J. Gould
as president Of the Missouri Pacific
railway.
Governor Dix. Of New York, has
vetoed q $4,000 appropriation to pro-
the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie national encampment In Roches-
ter next August.
Oficials OF the Southern Pacific
declined to discuss the re-
port that the Rothschilds had taken
an option on the railroad holdings of
the Associated Oil company for $780,
DOC. 700.
II IL considered probable that no
tarin revision legislation will get past
the senate during the special session.
DR.. l.. H. Murlin. president Of Bak-
Or university. Baldwin, Kans., has ac-
cepted the presidency Of Boston uni
versity.
Secretary Of the Navy Meyer has
employed q commission to install SCI
enti1ic management in the navy yard
shops.
Herbert George Lee. aged thirty
eight, sad to have been . prominent
dentist OF Des Moines and OF q weil-to-
do family. was imprisoned for day
light robbery and subsequently SEN
to the state prison.
Contracts for four new submarines
to be built for the navy will be given
to the Electric Boat company. Two
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