Lawyer and judge clash over fine in quiet courtroom
Missouri lawyers praise Judge Phillips despite his brisk manner. A young offender pleaded guilty under a strict regime and his father, an elderly German vegetable seller, offered silver savings to settle the fee. The judge urged reducing the fine and the attorney volunteered gratis, leaving father and son relieved.
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Missouri
Urge Philips
Ted Jew
Therisoner
Phillips
Tam Koltig
Thompson
Harvest Prospects From Many Towns Across Counties
Reports from Sioux Falls to the Rosebud area describe crop conditions viewed by farmers. Heat and storms affect barley, rye, and wheat, with corn and oats advancing. overall prospects for a strong harvest, though moisture gaps pose risks in places. Local volunteers may assist with harvest tasks if needed.
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Sioux Falla
Rosebud
South Dakota
Nouthern
Will Christen Cruiser Miss Grice Herrele
Miss Grice Herrelé, daughter of Giov erie Heveeld, is chosen to christen One lew United Suites rileer in South Bakker, with ceremony in July. Born in Phierson county on Mary 14, 1283, she graduated from ATS Apiscopatl xeBuol and is noted for community service and musical talents.
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Grice Herrelé
Gioverie Heveeld
South Baker
Rileer South Dikota
Union Iron Wworkd
Prutelsen
Goverioe
Herrese
Heulis Phierson County
Mary
ATS Apiscopatl
Localized Corn Quality and Moisture Affectery Reported
In Volin and nearby localities corn cultivation shows uneven quality with moisture damage cited as a factor. Portentous notes describe the best corn in the area and moisture issues harming yields. Beresford and other spots report harvests affected by wet conditions and storage concerns.
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Beresford Smidey
Waiting For Land Lottery Chances Amid Crop Reports
Reports from many towns outline crop conditions across the state with hail near Bangor destroying wheat while Garretson sees damage to corn and small grain from wet spells. Langford fields are weedy after heavy rains and regions note smut in Claremont area. Madison and Ouacoma areas report shelling issues and late harvest challenges.
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Claremont
Langford
Bangor
Garretson
Madison
Lyman
Will Lead the G A R H. P. Packard Named Commander
Redfield business leader Packard has been elected commander of the G A R department of South Dakota. The article notes his wartime service as a private volunteer with Company TM in New York and his long residence in Redfield. It also references crops and harvest conditions across several counties, with general optimism for a good yield despite regional variations.
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H. P. Packard
Redfield
Department of South Dakeuk
New York
Herve War
Minnesota
Hedfield
Tickard
Petersbore
Russians Lose Desperate Fight Near Motien Pass
Russian forces about 20,000 attacked Japanese lines on Motien pass West slope, driving Japanese outposts before reinforcements turned the tide and forced a Russian retreat. Casualties reported at around 1,000 as combat continued with Krupp liaison and fleet movements discussed by officials.
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Tendon
Daily Express
Uis
Matta
Alexandria
Red Sea
Terribie
Suez
Ierests
Wuroki
Ate
Motien Pass
Russland
Keene Desultony
St. Petersburg
Kuropitkin
Hhe
MoUen Pass
Count Kellar
Fen Shui
Motien Passes
Temponar Hv
Kellar
Akhas von
Kelly
Kuroki
Oklo
Pasa
Arere
Mieyator
Ml Junis
Port Arthur
Chefoo
Port Arthnr
Oelock
Russia
Count Keller
Moticn
Kupokt Addy
Moticn Pass
Vielitty
Abe Muestuyad
No Horrors For Boris Grand Duke Proposal War Pleasant
Berlin reports detail Grand Duke Borla ordered home after a Star OD complaint. He arrived with a retinue, faced discipline, and attempted to telegraph for recall. Borly faced dismissal threats and a plan to banish him, amid diplomatic tensions over Smolensk status.
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Berlin
Borla
Star
Europat
Alukden
St. Petersbira
Brislan
Piyiig
Bool
Borly
Boris
Mulder
Ariest
Serge
Moscow
Tor
Mukden
Venus
Turopatkin
Kuropatkin
Rundi
Veliege Ruxstir
Smolensk
Kuropatkin Surrounded as Japs Close In On Russian Troops
London dispatch reports Kuropatkin surrounded by Japanese forces in a tight position. British observers doubt Russia’s ability to break the encirclement, fearing multi front pressure from Oku and Nodzu and a possible rail cutoff. The article discusses possible Japanese reinforcement and northern riverline moves.
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London
Russia
Adil
Ura Patkhna
Saul
Kuroki
Thanyank
Kuropatkin
Oku
Nodgu
Kuronsthin
Killed by Lightning Strikes Farmer Conrad Sehmall
In Osecita County near Charily six miles north of Hartley, farmer Conrad Sehmall was struck by lightning while tending hay. He died soon after the bolt hit, leaving his wife and five children. He sustained severe burns and was found by bystanders at the scene.
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Conrad Sehmall
Neal Bartley
Sudden Quath
Kehmoll
le Joy
Soldier Kills Wife and Self in Linn Grove May Incident
A man in Linn Grove reportedly killed his wife before taking his own life on a May morning. Authorities say the investigation focuses on a domestic dispute with local police collecting evidence at the scene and preparing a full report for the county sheriff.
Kent Loomis Found Dead at Warren Point Inquest
Inquest testimony at Coonyc tion Kent Loomin passing in Devonshire notes a violent head wound left of the ear with brain tear from scalp injury. The jury confirms the deceased as Frederick Kent Loomis found at Blebury Bay with no evidence on how he died. Consul Stephens verified the body’s identification.
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Kent Loomin
Kingebridge
Devonshire
Tyetiout
Tailas
FL Kent Loomis
Warren Point
Domtain
Frederick Kent Loomis
Blebury Bay
Tiers Belige
Stephens
Jitevnin
Beavers Held for Trial in Brooklyn District Court
Ex prisoner Connell Morle informed authorities that Consolaine Morle’s cassetal remains in process. The United States marshal and Judge Thoms authorized remand with a Washington appearance pending next Thursday hearings.
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Beavers
New York
Hrooklyn Tédas
Washington
Connlseiaine Morle
Heavens
United States
Mob Attacks Strike Breakers in Chicago Violence Ends by Police
In Chicago on a July day hundreds watched as a crowd assaulted four strike breakers described as scabs near a baseball game. revolvers and knives were used injuring ten, including Durand Kiely Wood Baker and others. Police intervened, arrests made and the crowd dispersed after several were lacerated bruised or shot.
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Chicago
Etocle Yards
Will Durant
Dines Kiely
Mig Dig
J. W. Sweeney
Teyluy
John Inter
Grant Baker
Samuel Wood
William Riley
Schwarzschild & Sulebergers
Hamile
Wood
Thileer
Mene Baker
Thesa
Hindie
Kiely
Durand
Piacer
Baker Taye
Packers Hold Their Own Amid Turbulent Strike
The article reports escalating tensions at meat packing plants as workers strike and packers bolster force with outside labor. Negotiations with Arbiration fail to yield concessions, while union leaders refuse proposals seen as disruptive. Allied craft at stock yards threatens to join sympathetic action, with decisions awaited from Donnelly's return.
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Umlira
Iile
Enim Moyers
Furthur
Bist Wiel
Dan Helly
Packers
Jihitriflon
Mey
Donnelly
St. Louis
Violence at St Paul as troops ready to quell strike
July 10 report warns that violence could erupt as striker protests spread to Dakota county cities. Governors Van Sant and Sheriff Grisim plan state troops if mobs form, insisting strikers must behave or face consequences.
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South St. Paul
van Sant
Grisim
Dakota County
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