The Madison daily leader

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laume and a band of his followers,

an^

t,on and

110

thf

saloons

operating a music hall feature could

have a license. Every saloon that op

I place. All of thiB is the result of the

S signature of the Stemper law by Gov

PhUlpp.

most

I

1

John Piasezke waa drowned trying

to cross a bridge.

Many families in Richland Center

were driven from their homes by

high water. There was a great loss

to growing crops.

NO MONEY* FoirEMPLOYES

"World's Richest Village" May Be

come the Poorest.

St. Paul, July 2y.— Hibbtng, "the

world's richest village," is likely to

be its poorest village until next spring.

Legal authorities at the capitol say

that Governor Hammond probably

cannot compel the mining companies

to pay their taxes before next year.

Then the state may seek to obtain

judgment against them for the delin

quent taxes, amounting to $750,000.

Prominent of hisj

followers. General Oscar, governor

general of Port au Prince, took refuge

1 In the Dominican legation.

l^ater it became known that 160

political prisoners had been executed

Tuesday Homing on orders Issued by

General Oscar. An Infuriated crowd

i dragged this man from the shelter of

the Dominican legation and executed

him in the street.

The second act of retaliation on the

I part of the people of Port au Prince

I came Wednesday. They

1 Guillaume as also responsible for the

I political executions and ventc'

mary vengeance on him.

TOWED THE CREW TO SAFETY!

boats, Ambassador Page at London

reported to the state department.

In addition he stated that the un

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Madison daily leader. (1915). Madison, S.D., 1915-07-29. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn99062034/1915-07-29/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Madison daily leader, 1915-07-29.