Shooting affray in Ethan saloon the motive traced
In Ethan a quarrel in Hahn Stofer saloon last evening left Lee Brown wounded with a back bullet. Philip Germscheld, a longtime Ethan businessman and farmer, is charged with attempted murder after Brown, hospitalized at St Joseph’s, suffers a back wound near the ilium. Germscheld says Brown threatened him and he fired in self defense under fear of attack. Browns’s condition is reported as stable with recovery possible unless complications arise.
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Grelock
Hahn & Stofer
Philip Germschila
Ethan
Lee Brown
St Joseph's Hospital
Kluppea
Mauer
Brows
Germschild
Brown
Tran
Ho Han Inoya
United States Army
Gersieveld
Aec
Anothing
Germscheld
Secalibre
Hie
Exenins
Bela
Ae Eihian
Gany
Germachela
Bulan
Gerdinehela
Cen
Bhan
Aury
Budge W. My Herbert
Axlne
St. Germscheld
Jadod
Ack Hand Demand Made of Gates Widow
A fragmentary note references a widow, Ack Hand, and a demand connected to gates. It also mentions a person once known as Mrs. Florence Fila, with unclear relation to the case and no verifiable dates or locations available in the readable text.
Purses Guarded Overnight Over Obscure Lumber Pile
Yan Hot deposited a pile by Tuesday night after receiving notes. Her husband hired detectives and plainclothes men to guard the house and watch the lumber pile. An all night vigil was kept, but no one came for the purses.
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Yan
Dollar Day in Mitchell Draws Broad Merchant Praise
Local shoppers flocked to a Mitchell event billed as Dollar Day, with merchants reporting strong to record sales across departments. Owners from millinery to furniture said revenue doubled or exceeded last year, citing heavy crowds from Lether, Mt. Vernon, and Parkston and calling for another Dollar Day in the fall.
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Daily Republican
Mitchell
Republican
Cleens Mmerchiant
Dollar Bay
Joe Burg
Ave Wilkins
Tast W
H. Broadbent
Lether
Mt. Vernon
Parkston
Gustay Woelfel
Joe L. Lovinger
H. Wilton
The
Gills, Doo
GP. Wright
Meisenhofer & Wright
John Kurvink
D. T. Becker
C. Burns
Rathbun Gree
Blynn
Hla
Jacobs
Theodore Meyer
Meyer & Zangle
Neille Wilson
Wilson
Scallin
Eugene McGovern
A.T. Mei Govern & Sons
HD. Wagner
Metcau & Wagner
T Baron
Baron Bros
Butterfeld
Watertown Mason finds diamond in his rubber heel
Watertown South Dakota Frank Slater secretary of the Watertown Masonic edge led the odd search for a lost diamond ring. In the temple kitchen the cement floor was checked inch by inch and furniture legs inspected. A final discovery came when Slater stepped on the gem buried in the rubber of his shoe heel.
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Watertown
S. D
Frank
Mr. Slater
Neil
Sturgis Minister Seeks Republican nomination for Congress
Reverend Carroll D. Kine, longtime pastor of the Presbyterian church in Sturgis, enters the race for the Republican nomination in the Third District. The field includes Erskine of the Progressive wing, noted across the Hills and western state. Kine positions himself as a candidate amid a crowded primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Carroll D. Kine
Presbyterian Church
Congress
Erskine
Lutheran close 1915 conference in South Dakota
The German and Norwegian Lutheran conference in South Dakota adjourned after two days. Rev. F. G. Deh of Howard was elected president and Rev. A. Bradwier of Mitchell secretary. Next meeting in Mitchell July 1926 will discuss unity paper by Rev. Jelm. Also debated religious instruction in public schools. next session to continue the topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Jost Lutheran Conference
Ger Fman
Norwathern Laurel Fof
South Dakota
F. G. Deh
Howard
A. Bradwier
Mitchell
Momming
Aorwesian Lutheran Church
Tre South
Jelm
J Inlelie
Flandreag
Tor Turether
South Side
Air
Bleke
J. Ordaht
Nomad School
Sioux Falls
Uthieran
Sells liquor in lemonade arrest rocks Iroquois day fest
Broquois eight arrestee W T Richards accused of selling lemonade containing liquor during the Iroquois sports day. He was held and discharged by a local justice deemed unqualified. Richards, brought to Kingsbury County by Sheriff Jowns, protests innocence and fled to LeMars.
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Richards
LeMars
Kingsbury County
Sherif Jowns
Insane Man at Large in Lyman
A man described as insane, John McGuigan, escaped while being escorted from Yankton to the county hospital for the sane to the asylum. He vanished in Lyman county and efforts to recapture him continue, with questions about possible aid from friends.
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Kennebec
Lyman
John McGuigan
State Hospital For the
Yankton
McGuigan
Lauritz Miller State Plume Nominated for Top Post
Lauritz Miller receives a state appointment as a finance official. Governor Bale announces the selection after a ceremonial oath and banking ties are noted. Local observers expect Miller to bring experience to the agency and oversee wage policy and agency duties.
Boost Baseball Next Thursday Hosts Scotland Club
Mitchell baseball boosters plan an inning next Thursday designated as 500s Day. It is the first of 16 games to be played with the Scotland club at Hitchcock Park. The second game with Scotland is scheduled for Friday night.
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Mitchell Baseball Boosters
Scotland
Itchcock Park
All Nations Boosters Backing Local Baseball Efforts
The All Nations admit a 25 cent charge and aim to boost support for a clean sport season. Mitchell started late. Sedlick pitched well for Ethan as Butler held the line until the ninth. Braves, Scotland, Watertown players form a long team, with upcoming games at Alexandria Hitchcock Park and Booster Day events set for this week and weekend.
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Braves
Strow
Ethan
Sedlick
Scotland
Butler
Five circus bosses fined for assault in local case
Ky Adams and William Beard pleaded guilty to assault and battery after local authorities accused them of forcing workers off a circus train at Milwaukee yards. Each was fined 100 dollars plus costs. The men, part of a larger crew, were arrested in Yankton and returned after a staged pay off in the Privilege Car. Revolvers allegedly used to intimidate workers and property losses reported.
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Ky" Adams
Willian Beard
Barton & Bailey Circus
Millwaukee Bland
W.M. Herbert
Yankton
Sherrif B. B. Owens
Wood Smith
Sherii Willian
Hicke
Hickey
United States
Hicker
Laurity
Miller
Thos Giant
Assant
Adams
Eireag
Hiere
Wan
3 Ten
Mien
Elrens
Mani Dy
Eltens
Lang
Marmouth
N. C
Mobridee
American blue jackets fight rebels in Haiti killing six
Admiral Caperton reports six natives killed and two wounded as U S forces repel rebels at Port au Prince. The Washington cruiser Washington and troops from ships including the Conneaut and Hancock move toward the scene to bolster defenses. Civilian and military disarmament follows as authorities plan a strong shore presence to secure order during the occupation.
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Caperton
Blue Jackets
Washington
Werigh
Prince Hasth
Admiea Faperton
Dap Aien
Seaman Gompers
Hrookiya
N.Y
Whyter
New Yolk
Teans Admial Caperton
Navy
Crosistanen
Philadelphia
Hancock
Philadelphi Navy Yard
Capterton
Teed
Bose
Gompers
Port Au Prince
Saperton Askeld
Northarolina
Tennessee
Daniels
Xtra
Admiral Caperton Af Hee
Port
Westerday
Elizene
Amer
San Donsinigo
Alfalfa Seed Will Be Scarce
Pierre South Dakota report notes seed will be scarce this year as wet weather boosted hay yields but dry periods delay alfalfa seed maturation. Farmers may fetch high prices for seed while hay harvests provide abundant tonnage from fields.
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Pierre
S. D
Rainfall Records Hit Deadwood Across June and July
Weather notes show Deadwood recording over six inches of rain in June and July, three times the normal. Since year start there have been only four dry days this summer, with several new precipitation records set and officials tracking the ongoing wet spell.
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Deadwood
Oanwood
Americans Killed As Vessel Tries To Flee Submarine
Consul Frost reports the German submarine shelled the Iberian after it ignored orders to stop. Four Americans killed, five crew lost with a lifeboat, while rescue efforts salvaged some crew. The incident follows earlier torpedoings including the Toerian and Hiner as tensions rise in Atlantic shipping.
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U. S
Wate Department de Siate
Foxet
Onion
England
Sunderlana
To States
Bilan
jj_eueensteyn
Teland
Washington, D. C
Frost
Queenviews
Boston
Manchister
Liverpool
Cutmarine
Mersey
Skip Ogl
Dae
Eastland disaster ballast water testimony cited
Captain A Dority of the Fastland testified in the federal inquiry that water ballast, when properly distributed in the middle tank, is safest, but that water in ballast tanks is the most dangerous form. He recalled the Eastland in 1904 listing mid voyage near South Haven and delaying entry into Chicago by about forty minutes.
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Chicago
A. Dority
Dority
South Hagan
Germscheld Held for Trial in Saloon Shooting
Pillip Germscheld was bound over to the fall term of the sinealt court on a charge of shooting Westerownl with intent to kill. A preliminary hearing described a barroom confrontation where Germscheld and companions confronted Brown, shots were fired, and Brown was wounded.
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Pillip Germsebola
Oand
Imecheld
Chris Boyer
Germscheld
Doyer
Brown
Tile
Wethe
Germachela
Germ Schelds
Cole
Drown
Mitchell
Art
C. S. Bobb
Bobb
Giants Shine In Batting Race With League Leaders
Readable text shows Heine Zimmerman and other stars atop batting lists in both National and American leagues. Mentions leaders in runs, home runs, total bases, and stolen bases, with several pitchers and Western league leaders also named.
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Chiecko
Cy York Nationals
Giants
St. Louis
Heine Zimmerman
Chicago
Brooklyn
Merkle
New Dose
New York
Mises
Ted
Eas
Meago x
Pieree
Alexander
Philadelphia
Mamaux
Pittsburgh
Mayor
Vaila
Telphia
Date
Chaeinnatl
Ragan
Bostod
Dell
Meadow
Speaker Crawford
Detroit
Strunk
Fournier
Cady
Boston
Maisel
Cobb
Ruth
Kavanaugh
Omaha
Spahr
Denver
Spencer
Jones
Des Moines
Krug
Fox
Wiches Moines
Sioux City
Coffey
Teads
Dex Moines
M Cormick
Mitchell
Mo' Bridge
Clark
Oux ‘City
Musser
Gaspar
Glynn
Topeka
Scheiner
Lincoln
Thomas
Vance
St. Joseph
Blod- Jecht
Byrne Declares It Great Crop in Hughes to Faulkton
Governor Byrne tours Hughes Sully Potter and Faulk counties and says theDigest crop will be the best yet in the region. He notes small grain prospects are excellent with strong straw and heavy heads. Corn shows rapid progress after two weeks of favorable weather, suggesting a large yield along with the grain crop.
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Pierre
Byrne
Hughes Sully
Potter
Faulk
Faulkton
Runaway Team Wrecks Wagon on Rural Mail Run
White Lake South Dakota scene reports Benjamin Lloyd a rural mail carrier dragged a mile or two after a wagon tongue struck ground and caused a wagon wreck. He escaped with bruises as frightened horses halted the vehicle and the mail carrier endured the chaos of a trampling collision.
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White Lake
S. D
Benjamin -Loyd
Lloyd
Bualy
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Philip Germscheid
Jinn
Florence Fila
Mite
A. N. Brudwig
Mischosen Secry
Dwan
Troquois Pield
Lauritz Miller
State Banking Department
Soition Ag
Helab
Permenit
Witeay
Renna
Betino Te Wage
Gov
Bale
Beerate
Lea Antalell
Inealius
Ethan West
Assacs
Batery
Haiti
Admiral Caperton
Ormer
Eastland
Nn Ing
National League
Missouri
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