Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-11-22
INTELLIGENCE HERE GATHERED
COVERS WIDE AREA.
GREATER OR LESSER IMPORT
includes What Is Going On at Wash.
Ington and In Other Sections Of
the Country.


of the victorious Bulgarians.
Herbert S. Hockin was pictured as
Q rogue at the trial of dynamiters.
Hoke Smith of Georgia says the
democrats are sure to control the SEN
ate.
The personnel of house committees
is destined to be greatly changed as q
result of the election.
Governor Aldrich of Nebraska in
statement regarding election says he
was sacrificed for revenge.
The trial of the four gunner &C.
cused of the actual killing of Rosen-
thai was begun at New York.
AS the result of the entrance into
Canada of a new and powerful group
of English capitalists and continental
bankers. Canada is sure of another
interocean railway, it is announced in
local financial circles.
Wall street has awakened to the
fact that another "boy wizard of fin
ance" has developed in it's midst-in
the person of Ira c. Kringel, who has
obtained control of the Manhattan
Life Insurance company at sc Broad
way.
Assistant Surgeon Paul Preble OF
the public health service was directed
to make an investigation Of the pre-
valencee of tuberculosis, trachoma,
smallpox and other diseases among
the Indians of North and South Da-
kota.
Mrs. H. Keith, aged 113 years, and
her youngest son, 80 years old, took
their first ride on a passenger train
last week. The train brought them
from their home, several miles from
railroad in southern Arkansas, to
Joplin, Mo.
Fire, which broke out in Canton,
China, almost wiped out a section of
the city. A thousand houses were
burned. while the general postofice
and even the fire brigade station in
the district were destroyed. The
flames spread along the wharves.
causing further damage.
The Grand Trunk railroad of Como
da is negotiating with the New York,
New Haven & Hartford railroad for
the right not only to reach Boston and
Providence over the lines of the latter
road, but to carry it's business into all
stations of the entire New Haven
system of railroading.
In Chicago Charles Jones, police
man, was shot and killed in attempt
ing to break up gathering of West
Side hoodlums. The boys ran away
when the policeman ordered them to
dispense, but one of them shot Jones
twice in the right side and he died
on the way to a hospital.
At Rollette, N. D., covering their
victims with revolvers, two masked
men held up seven men in pool room,
securing $4,000. One man was forced
to give up $1,000. Coming into the
room through opposite doors, the rob-
bers order their victims to throw up
their hands and stand in row.
At Constantinople pitiful scenes
continue to be witnessed daily with |
the arrival of trainloads of wounded |
from the front. 1t is significant that |
most of these men are slightly in
jured, which would indicate that the |
badly wounded have small chance of |
being picked up.
AS the employees were counting up |
the cash in the postoffice at Bezons, a |
suburb of Paris, four armed and |
masked men burst into the room and |
fired volley of shots from their re-
volvers, killing the husband of the |
postmistress. Then they quickly |
gathered up all the money and stamps
and disappeared.
Stocks of news print paper on hand |
at the end of September, as reported
to the commissioner of corporations
by the American Paper and Pulp asso-
citation, were 47,231 tons, an increase
of 1,243 tons over August and a de-
crease of 1889 from September, 1911. |
Production in September was 97,486
tons, decrease of 8,494 tons. Ship
ments were 96,370 tons, a decrease of
1882 tons.
In Baltimore, at mass meeting,
under the auspices of the American
Prison association, which is holding
s.
Maud BallingtOn Booth of the Volun-
teers of America urged the delegates
to use their influence in having en-
acted legislation which will give com.
pensation to the families of convicts |
during the Imprisonment.
The United States this year raised
by far the greatest corn crop in it's
history.
Vermont, Utah or Idaho are entitled
TO vice presidential vacancy in the |
opinion of some members of the re-
publican national committee
All officers were reelected at the an |
nual meeting of the International & |
Great Northern railway, Gould prop
erty.
When Governor Hiram johnson |
starts back to California he will carry |
with him a number of presents that |
ldmiring progressives have given him |
Turing his ten weeks campaign tour.