Henry Starr Sentenced In Oklahoma District Court
Chandler Oklahoma reports Henry Starr, last of the Starr gang, pleaded guilty to bank robbery in a federal district court. Starr, wounded during the Holton plan, was previously pardoned by President Roosevelt in 1903 after a life of robberies and prison terms. He also recounted early life and multiple escapes, with associates captured or killed as authorities pursued the band.
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Chandler
Okla
Henry
Eere
Geo Gey
Pearl Crea
Coel
Starr
Stroud
Oklahoma
Hs Gang
Claude Sawyer
Tie” Maxfield
Charles Johnson
Lews Estes
Henry Starr
Rich Hanls
Roosevelt
Kortson
George Starr
Mary Scott
Stirr
Fort Smith
Nowata
Miood
No Wata
State
Nata
Bloyn Wilson
Wilson
Anay
Chote Oklahoma
Indl
Ohloma
Ohloma. Starrs Attended Most of the Country, Dances That Winter, Wolkers
Frank
Caney
Omitoma
Stare
AML
Wyoming
Nisoming
Ani
Olnien
Estes
Claude Lawser
Ud Sinati
Kansas
Texas
Prior Creek
Arkansas
Centouville
Sligo
Henry Stats
Henry Saismond
Tulsa
Skintook
C. N. Haskell
Bentonville
Fed
Haskell
County Board of Equalization Meeting Minutes 1915
The Mendon and Blennon area Board of Equalization convened at the County Auditor’s office on June 6 1915. Members W I Snow P Grady Nels Jensen M Crampton and others took oaths and heard complaints regarding assessments including Oliver Storla for a steam and gas tractor later disputed and property listings for Barker Watkins and others. The board debated whether to adjust the assessment rolls and adjourned amid filings and procedural notes.
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Butts
Wesinetay
Noah
John Althen Jr
Brenton Tp
Oliver Storia
County Board
Frank Weller
Baker
Fred Page
Ull Fot
Roar
ATL
McLeod
Snow
E John Glass
Anna AM Tyonisha
Carie
B. Walcott
John G. Kurt
Minen
John Thount
M. Crampton
Mendon
Blennon
Chas
Olson
Johnson
J. H. Hull
J.P. Lawrence
J. A. Johnson
Oliver Slorra
Davison County
Oliver Storla
Barker
Watkins
Mr. Butts
T Wp
Cbs
Abd
County
Okra
Feaeaeeseet
Ein Eccrine
Ce Pesaran
Seston
Sala Coty
Sela W. Vere Oenos
Amoenine Aay
Milwaukee Behind Huron Line In Strange Local Report
A garbled historic note mentions Milwaukee possibly lagging a Huron alignment, with references to Clark and Doloth, Southern Poael eat a ca nao fon to Dulithe, and Duluth Southern enacting school ties. It also notes Carpenter town reportedly raising funds and a Clark county deputy auditor wedding at the bride's home.
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Clark
Teropot
Editturou Doloth
Southern
Poael
Dulithe
Atlaulke
Mulwaukee Hoven
Waubanyal
Milwateeudr Cai
Nanapeenese
Tivron
Duluth
Gendaauer School
Hose
Glan
Carpenter
Clark Country
Girl Drowns Learning to Swim in Montana Line Area
Gladys Martindale, eight, of Kansas City, while learning to swim with her brother on a Brownfield ranch reservoir near the Montana line, fell from a board and drowned despite his rescue attempts. Her 17 year old sister Misa Martindale transported the body to Beloit Kansas for burial.
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Helle Fourche
Gladys Martindale
Kansas
Cit
Box Elder
Creck
Montana
Brownfield Ranch
Misa Martindale
Beloit
Kas
Coldest July Ever Known in Deadwood
In Deadwood, M D, July recorded seven point one seven inches of rain with temperatures that defied typical July warmth. Local observers note unprecedented rainfall and unusually cool conditions for the month.
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Deadwood
Harvest Prospects Reported Amid Regional Drought
Fragments indicate farmers expect better yields overall with corn an exception as crop damage from hail is noted in spots. Land offices report land turnover by former owners who abandoned properties during drought years, reflecting regional agricultural hardship.
Yellowstone Route Promises Grand Western Travel By Train
Advertises Milwaukee Road transcontinental service via Yellowstone National Park and Milwaukee Line. Highlights scenic mountain panorama from Butte to Seattle or Tacoma, with side trip to Yellowstone and a return from Los Angeles or San Francisco on The Pacific Limited. Promotes low fare round trips with daily stops and complete information from local Milwaukee Road agent.
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California
Stondf
Butte
Montnd
Yellow Mane
Yellowstone Park
Milwaukee” Road
Rockies
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Seattle
Tacoma
Rainier
Los Angeles
San Fran
Jeisco
Pacific Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paull Railway
Near 4 Inch Rainfall Drenches Aberdeen Area
Widespread heavy rain soaked the Aberdeen region all day and night with 3.75 inches locally and 4.25 inches in Ipswich. Crops suffer severe lodging and wheat losses range from 20 to 49 percent as grain stands are flattened across the area.
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Aberdeen
Orthova
Missouri
Ipswich
Man Held for Robbing Mother
Jack Martin was arrested on a charge of robbing his elderly mother of 1500 dollars and stock while en route home from Wisconsin. His brothers reported the crime after his mother, aged 73, appeared to be demented, and police recovered most of the money on Martin.
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Jack Martin
Me Tocal
Martin
Wisconsin
Deadwood
Jack
William
Desmet Woman Held On Elopement Charge
Mrs. William Kline of Desmet and Chey Ferguson of Madison are in custody after an alleged plan to elope with about 300 dollars from her husband. Grand larceny and statutory offenses are expected to be charged. Kline reportedly will not seek reconciliation.
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S. D
William ‘Kline
Demet
Chey Ferguson
Madison
Plains of
de Smetman
Isingsbury
Whine
Ferguson
Kline
Kling
DeSmet
UT ONE NEWSPAPER FOR STANLEY COUNTY
Pierre veteran newspaperman A Fry retires as consolidation rumors surround Stanley County papers. Indications point to merging Pierre outlets into the Times, leaving a single Stanley County newspaper as the era of multiple post office papers fades.
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Stanley County
Pierre
A. Fry
South Dakota
Nebraska
Times
Disbarment Referees Named by Supreme Court
Pierre 8 v. One referees selected to hear testimony in the Egan disbarment complaint are Judge A. W. Campbell of Aberdeen and A. H. Orvis of Yankton.
Local Notes highlight travel, visits and sports in Mitchell
Ars. RN. Holsaple returns from eastern trips with family. Violet Jones and Jessie Petrie head to Seattle for a month. Many locals leave for Rapid City, Denver and Akron while others attend funerals, church gatherings, and fairs. Mitchell baseball plans include games with Scotland and Letcher, plus Twilight league clashes.
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Ars
Holsaple
Luis
Atlantic City
New York
Washington, D.C
Miclean
Violet Jones
Jessie Petrie
Seattle
Wash
Grace Rowley
Rapid City
U S Best Aid as a Neutral in World War I Letter
Albert Bourne a former South Dakota resident serving with British artillery writes from France about the war. He argues the United States should aid neutrally by supplying munitions to Britain and France to finish the war sooner. Bourne recalls hospital time in Paris and lingering nerves while expressing hope to reunite with friends in England.
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Hean
United States
John Bull
Albert Bourne
South Dakota
France
Old Tiends
Bean
Flossia
Iis
England
Bourne
Paris
Saloons Shut: Arrests Plummet In July 1915
Police Chief Wood Smith reports a sharp drop in arrests after saloons closed. ten intoxication arrests in July vs 82 in July 1914, total 170 arrests in year ending April 30, 1915, with 647 drunks. Bootlegger Higgins tied to sales. Higgins bound over on $300. Ford Christian involved as a buyer. Six fireworks, three speeding, three assaults. cash fines $107.50. 24 days served. 3,050 unemployed passed through.
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Ethan
Oasis
Davison
John H. Higgins
Republican
Conrad
Higgins
Ford Christian
Smith
Regul
Tramp travel at Mitchell marks peak influx
Reported surge of unemployed labor through Mitchell over three days in early August. About 1,500 harvest hands passed yesterday, with 1,000 on Sunday and 1,200 today arriving in two trainloads. Two thousand departed north by Milwaukee road, total inflow for two days near 2,000. Most tramps well behaved, fed in limited numbers, and some sent west to harvest fields.
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Great Falls
Mont
Perm
Sioux City
Bean
Dr. St. Smith
Teders
Badzer
Lucife
Grebel
Urs Wallace
W. A. Delaney
Jenales
Wiltse
Brett B. Smith
Rapid City
Jessie Smith
Boyden
John Louster
W. H. Conyes
Mitchell Baseball Club
Scotland
Te Scotland
Kinklen
Letcher
Te Club
Woonsocket
Mitchell
A. J. Rozum
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Great Lakes
Milwaukee Road
Lower Main Street
Poisoned dogs blamed on unknown person in Plankinton
In Plankinton South Dakota over ten days about twenty valuable dogs have died from poison believed placed by an unknown person seeking to catch chickens or spite dog owners. Rewards may be offered for capturing the culprit as townspeople discuss the act and the legal penalty.
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Plankinton
S. D
Mackey and
Harris
Main Street
Pine Forest Whiff Sparks Invigorating Spirit
A fragmentary note evokes a pine forest aroma that clears the throat and stirs a sense of newness and vigor. The quirky text hints at a primitive cure or sensory remedy revived by a figure named DE.
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Sessio Woard
M. Priday
Eh County
Boa
Huron
M. D
8. D. TO
Lodge
W. 1
King
Parker
C.M. Pier
Rochester
Min
N.C Ky" Adams
Win Heard
Orton and Bailey Circus
Milwaukee Yards
Asault
B. Darling
Red Lera
Alexandria
J. J. Myles
Denver
Colorado Spring
Kingsley
Prank’ A. Gate Ars
F. M. Burton
Weaver Square
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Lutheran Church
Jessie Grace
Little
Sfis
Mami Grace
Akron
Colo
Oliver Grace
J. B. Wallersteadt
Geil
Jane
Norfolk
C. W. Dean
Mire
S. M. Grundland
Portland
Ore
Harold Grundlana
Jher
TE. D. Wagner
Hing
Metcalf & Wagner
Dowdell
Grandland
Sanborn County
Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Carrie
Verne Deuser
Schammweber
Pacific Ocean
North America
Cresolis Co
Ferris
James Kimble
Opal Mogan
H.C. Harvey
Nome
Sioux
City
Crystal Lake
Laura Kings
Genevieve Kearney
Ruth Priest
Kings
Kearne
Poment
Johnston
State College
Brookings
Kramer
Sophia Kramer
Excelsior Springs
Ray Ro Miller
Lizz Wideriksen
Stickney
Exposition F
Bessie R. Foster
FW. Rockwell
Calif
Rockwell
M. J. Bobb
Hollywood
W. IL
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Mrs. Pan
M. Young
Vermillion
Mr. Young
Ale Bridge
Cheyenne River
Rapids City
Taille
Vernon
U. S
South Dakotan
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