Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1912-08-23

The strike Of freight handlers on
the Northern Pacific docks at Duluth
ended.
President Taft formally accepted
the resignation OF Federal Judge Cor
nelius Hanford Of Seattle, who re-
signed while being Investigated.
Congress is to grant President TAFT
absolute control in government OF the
Panama canal.
The Martin eight-hour bill was Ia
vorably reported by the house CON-
MERGE committee.
A premium is put on American
owned ships in the canal bill as It
passed the senate.
Negro contesting delegates were
not allowed to sit in the progressive
national convention.
Colonel Roosevelt wants week OF
rest, and promises then that some
thing will be doing.
| Woodrow Wilson explained that
omissions in his speech Of acceptance
did not mean opposition.
|
way to solve the trust problem is to
make the big combines behave. :.
Bishop Peter Trimble Roue of Alas
ka, who has just declined to accept
election as coadjutor bishop of Ohio,
arrived in Seattle from Alaska.
Secretary Fisher has plan to al
lot government coal lands to cities.
Governor Wilson said he did not
want or expect campaign contribu-
lions from corporations.
Mrs. Daisie Opie Grace, acquitted
of the charge of having attempted to
murder her husband to obtain $4,000
life insurance, is on her way to
Philadelphia to make her future
home
United States Judge Cushman in
Seattle denied citizenship to John M.
Manos, Greek, who has lived in the
United States twelve years and who
refused to bring his wife and daugh-
ter to this country.
Near WATERFOWL. N. Y, Mrs. Cor
don Priest, 80, wife Of farmer, was
found murdered with a Ratchet Her
head and neck were gashed, and a
sleeping baby, lying beside the body
unhurt, was spattered with blood.
: Nine boy scouts were drowned by
The capsizing Of cutter off Shippy
Ishlnd. A large party of boy scouts
was proceeding at the time to their
sunni camp on the island. Several
other b. ~ fatalities were reported.
The al 2Rltural appropriation bill
more than Month overdue in taking
effect, was red by President Taft
and released leld work small
army of employ 9eld up during the
delay on the meal in congress.
Francis Vernon H. Hay Of Bradford.
England, son of Fral fis Wiley, for
merly lord mayor of nat city, was
in Boston od a charge OF
conspiring to bring E glish opera.
tives into this country id violation OF
the contract labor law.
President Taft told sevelEal callers
that he expected to sign then Panama
canal bill passed by the senate carry
ing provisions against the use tof the
canal by railroad owned shipsl and
granting free tolls to American YES
sells.
With the declaration that They
would have clear majority of lOO
n the next house, the managers tof
he democratic congressional cal n
'aign committee announced that thdy
would open headquarters at once i'm
,hicago. L
Announcement was made at the{I
University of California of the resig-A
alton of Prof Henry Morse Stephens 4;
s director Of university extension N
nd the selection of Prof. Ira w. Ho.
'orth of the University of Chicago as
is successor.
About 100000 acres of Indian
lnds in the former Shoshone, Uintah,
Wyoming and Montana are to be sold
public auction at minimum prices [
angling from so cents to $3.50 per {
ere, in accordance with an order I
gned by President Taft. {
A. ID. Wolf Of Chicago. son of mil G
onaire shoe manufacturer, has sued c
# reinstatement in the Illinois Ath- a
tic club Wolf alleges that he was
Ipelled on account of his remarks
bout club officers. His attorneys
i'd he was thrown out because he is ,,
Jew. =,
Charles Hilles, republican national ;,
lairman, has challenged Governor -
ilson to state his position on the :,
aiding political issues. Hilles de- -
AIRED that the fight was between the -
publican and democratic principles, =
I'd not between Taft and Wilson. -
Three young men are in the regi- AZ
entail hospital at Springfield, ILL.,, 81
ID a Sangamen county agriculturist :"
in the guard house as a result of III
e war game played by the Fifth ~
fantry, Illinois National Guards. Of ~
ers of the regiment refuse to give &C
mes or details. IA
John D. Rockefeller, jr., is inter-
ting himself in the Rosenthal case.
President Joseph Smith of the Nor
on church said that all Mormon wo. ca
en- and children had safely reached Je
e United States from Mexico, but sc
at the men of two colonies, Colonel he