Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-06-21

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on the 9Th.
The barrow defense has outlined
It's program in the Los Angeles trial.
Impeachment proceedings were In
augurated in the house against Fed
eral Judge Hanford Of Seattle.
Congressman Hubbard of Iowa died
suddenly in Sioux City.
The Cuban government is unable to
control the situation, and American
marines have been landed.
Lafayette Young, the veteran Des
Motnes editor, has abandoned stand
patism and joined the progressives.
Election riots in Belgium have TAX
en- on a revolutionary character.
George w. Clark was nominated for
governor by republicans of Iowa.
House leaders declared that the
addition to the naval appropriation
bill by to throw that measure into a
long conference.
Ohio's fourth constitutional conven-
lion completed its work and recessed
until August 6, the date set for sine
die. adjournment
Kansas will have an insane"
Fourth Of July this year, but the
State Board of Health is prepared for
any, accidents that may result.
Five men who control the New
York clearing house association con-
stitute, according to Samuel Inter
meyer, the nations money trust.
The house voted Y to Al not to in
clude in the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill the money necessary to con-
tinue President Taft's tariff board.
American marines took first place
In the 300, 400 and 500-yard target
matches at the annual rifle contests
with the other legation guards at
Picking.
Representative Akin Of New York
introduced resolution asking that a
special committee investigate Chief
Willis l. Moore of the weather bu-
reau.
The interstate commerce commits
sion has suspended, pending investiga-
ton, a proposed increased rate on
fence posts from Arkansas and other
southern points to Lincoln and
Omaha.
Oscar Wenderoth of the firm OF
Carrere & Hastings of New York, was
selected by Secretary MacVeagh as
supervising architect to the Treasury
department to succeed James Knox
Taylor, who resigned.
C. v. Stewart, chairman Of the state
democratic committee Of Montana, is
being doomed for the nomination for
governor to succeed Edwin L. Norris,
who has announced his intention to
retire at the end of his term.
Semi-official figures from Tuesdays
primaries from thirty-six out of six
ty-one counties in South Dakota give
in round numbers the following re-
suits: For Roosevelt, $4,000: for La
Toilette, $4,000; for Taft, 1000. ;.
Senator Raynor, offering an amend
ment to the pension appropriation
bill, increasing the pension Of the
wife Of Admiral Schley. paid high
tribute to Schley and gave. him cred
It for the victory at Santiago.
A special to the Nashville Banner,
from johnson county, Tenn, says
that twenty-five men were killed at
Dante, Va, mining town on the Car
Dina, Clinchfield & Ohio railroad. in q
aght started over a card game.
To prevent the production by NOV
ing pictures of the Johnson-Flynn
prize fight July 4, the house commit
tee reported favorable the bill OF Rep
resentative Rodenberry prohibiting
the shipment of films between states.
Rear Admiral Benjamin Pfeiffer
Lamberton, U. s. NJ, retired. who, as
Admiral Dewey's chief-of-staff, re-
ceived the surrender OF the Spanish
Meet at the battle OF Manila, died
suddenly at his home in Washington.
Despite a series of kilograms from
Chicago urging him to turn his sup
port to Roosevelt, Senator Cummins
said that he had no intention OF get
ting out of the presidential race. He
has regarded deadlock between
Taft and Roosevelt as his only chance
FOR nomination.
President Taft granted an uncondi-
tional pardon to Willard N. Jones OF
Portland, Ore, convicted OF land
frauds in the famous cases in which
the late Senator Mitchell Of Oregon
and Binger Hermann, former commits
sioner of the general land office, were
alleged to have been implicated.
William McClaughrey, Bertlllon ex-
pert at the federal prison in Leaven-
worth, left for Villisca, a., where he
was called to examine the bloody
finger prints left on the window glass
that are supposed to have been made
BY the assassin who slew Joseph B.
Moore and his entire family. The
prints are said to be in excellent con-
dition.