Review of War by Expert in Germany
Berlin dispatch by Major Moraht surveys twelve months of World War I. He notes Central Powers’ strategic gains, mass manpower shifts, and key battles in the West and East. The piece discusses Russian setbacks, German offensives, and the uncertain prospects for Allied campaigns in Gallia and the Dardanelles, with Italy and Austria-Hungary shaping future moves.
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Berlin
Germany
Major Moraht
Berliner Taxeblatt
Associated Press
Austria-Hungary
Paris
France
Belgium
Gern Ruslan
Galieian
Carpathians
Marcal von Hindenburg
Pru
East Prussia
Poland
Vistula
Antro
Witter
Ist
Galicia
Warsaw
von Lindenburs
Ria
Hrstein
Offiers
Kitcher
Patra Tapers
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Balkan
Odessa
Gallia
Great Britain
Italy
Dardenelles
Ivonzo
Austria-Hungaria
Trieste
Tyrol
Tripoli
Turkey
South Dakota to lead in new World Program push
Mitchell leaders outline the Christian Endeavor world program calling for ten years of effort. South Dakota aims for fifty new societies and five thousand members from the state with millions of volunteers planned nationwide. The council praised the Flying Squadron and reconvened at the Press Torian church for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mitchellight
Thearistia Endeavor Societies
Francis
Clark
Chige
Helian Endeavor
II Jsige
Gott McGrew
Koliman
Ind
Will Ork
C. I
Hue
Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor World
Clerks Win Third Straight In Twilight League Grind
The Clerks defeated the Firemen 14 to 5 at Mitchcock park last night to claim a third consecutive win and tie the Lumbermen for first place. Heavy Clerks hitting and Firemen errors fueled twelve first frame runs, with the Firemen scoring sparingly until late frames while Parcells steadied the Firemen in relief. The Clerks next face the Lumbermen at Hitchcock park Tuesday in a potentially decisive showdown.
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Firemen
Mitchcock Park
Clerks
Lumbermen
Tate
Parcells
Moriarity
Vox
Hitchcock Park
Alexandria Wins Over Braves On Strong Pitching
Alexandria defeated the Mitchell Braves 1 to 0 in a pitchers duel last evening. Wenig started for Morningside and held the Braves to few hits as Heine Scharnweber’s Alexandria club capitalized on timely scoring.
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Alexandria
Braves
Heine Scharnweber
Mitchell Braves
Corn Belt
Wenig
Morningside
Mitchell Club Menace At White Lake Doubleheader
Errors marred the game as Mitchell’s offense produced runs in the third inning with Feenee scoring after Sinle. A misplayed ground contributed to the scoring, and Alexandra added an error in the outfield. The team rests before two games scheduled tomorrow afternoon at Plankinton and evening at White Lake.
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Aiston
Mitchell Club
Marciamean
Mitchell
Feenee
Sinle
Lemmon
Dakotas
Han
Alexandra
Plankintin
White Lake
Throat Cut Drunk Transient Faces Town Liquor Crackdown
A drunken transient injured in a throat cutting incident, with the victim noting America lacks safety. Mitchell and others seek his boat, a German enlistment reference appears, bootlegging unfolds as Chief Smith vows rapid arrests. Higgins’ case delayed as authorities intensify patrols.
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America
Mitchell
Germany
Jock Migkins
Chief Smith
Masked Men Rob Harvest Hands on Northbound Freight
Reported in Slos City last evening, two hundred hoboes aboard a northbound freight were robbed by masked men. The robbers, dressed in black handkerchief masks, boarded the moving train and took small sums from each hobo before fleeing the Yankton stop as the freight departed. Witnesses describe the assailants as heavily armed.
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Feright
Slos City
Melock
Relat
Yankton
All Cottonwood Trees Infested By Pest In 3-Year Cycle
The larvae of a poplar borer attack cottonwood and silver maple, causing severe damage as sawdust leaks from trunks. The insect spends about two years inside trees before maturing, then reemerges as a moth. Remedies include carbon disulphide injections, filling holes with putty, sealing passages, and repeating injections as needed to control the infestation.
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Lotus
Park
Todas
Tits Deen
Prof Meier Named Business Chair at Wesleyan University
The article announces Prof Meier as the new business chair at Wesleyan University and notes his prior association with Drake University. It mentions his election to the role following a selection process and references his educational attainment and previous positions.
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Ma MA
Drakes Universiy
Tas
Ota Wesleyan University
Universig
Taishing
Iis
Acarretane Ea Ccoeaar
Eliane Sic
CTS Analisa
Dako Wesleyan
Uae
Aberdeen Car System Sold by Receiver
Ristee Nateet retires one property of the Aberdeen Street Railway. The property was bought by Colonel Chas. A. Howard for $21,000 to cover debts and place the system on a solid footing. Stockholders plan a new corporation to operate the property, with over 85 percent of the old stock likely to join the new venture.
Birthday Party Held For Horse Prince Grant
Wilmington residents recall a birthday celebration for Prince Grant, a trotting horse owned by the Hage family. The party occurred in the stable with the household staff present, an orchestra playing, and a trotting mark noted. Prince enjoyed four plates of ice cream, six pieces of cake, and a box of candy amid ribbon decorations.
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Wilmington
Grant
Prince Grant
Itineheo
Deine
Prince
McCook and Roberts Gain and Hand Loses
Population figures from Roberts County towns show McCook and Roberts gaining while Hand loses. Salem lists 1122, Canistota 11, Montrose 38, Spencer 572, Tang County 84 decline, Miller county seat 56, St. Lawrence 5, Roe Hebsiuts township 244, county 15 261 with 933 Indians. Sis Seton county seat 1306, Summit 586, White Rock 284, Wilmot 301, Toever 301.
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McCook
Salem
Ride
Canistota
Montrose
Spencer
Incense Tang County
Miller
Connty
St. Lawrence
Roe Hebsiuts
Roberts County
Sis Seton
Summit
White Rock
Wilmot and
Toever
First Lady of Sodak to Attend Boston Conference
Mrs Frank Lorne wife of the South Dakota governor will accompany her husband to the governors conference in Boston in August. The notice confirms her attendance and position as first lady of South Dakota.
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SODAK
Boston
Frank Lorne
South Dakota
Hisusband
Will
Local notes from Mitchell area highlights many visits
Friday notes list visits and travels of Mitchell residents. Mrs Walter Glennon Ife heads to Wisconsin for a brother's illness. Hilton J Cook visits with his family in Mt Vernon. Donaldson joins Plankinton team for Sunday game. Dr Floyd Gillespie visits Morrows after graduation from Creighton. Henry Schurtz obtains permit for a four thousand dollar house on East Firth. Several residents return from Atlantic City and other trips. Summers away at Lake Okoboji and visits to Minnesota, with multiple familial reunions noted.
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Ana Atis
W. J. Cook
Wessington Springs
Rernoon
Hilton J. Cook
W. E. Tipton
Yesteay
California
National
Elks’ Convention
Mitchell Eile
Mt Vernon News
KA. Jonason
Auitehelt
Carl Johnson
Lillian Johnson
Mitchen
S. Olson
Canton
Dan Finsteen
A. Te Raws
Plankinton
DePue
Donaldson
Plank
Mitchell
Floyd Gillespie
Meitien School
Cretehion University
Omaha
Ile Unele Ad Nimnt
J.T. Morrow
Gillespie
Morrows
Henry Schurtz
East Firth Avenue
Hoagland
Henry Hoasland
W. T. Maren
J. C. Meyers
Z. J. Mors
Agnes
Margaret Cramp
Ethan
Mitchell Relaves
Olive Conseay
Elsie Snow
Olive Mansheim
Sioux Falls
Lee Trown
Jaauehter
Eun
Tall
Pre Hoon
White
Clara
Helen Weber
Llous Cis
Josephine Scott
J. C. O'Rourke
Daniel O'Rourke
St. Joseph's Hospital
Harley
Thomas
White Lake
Martin G
Fand
National Bank of Midland
Serviers
Ernoon
Parker
Gustav Woelfel
Parkston
Butterfeld
New York
Butterfield
Syracuse
N. Y
Slurtha's Vineyard
Massachux
New Yorkity
Pennsylvania
Margarite Anderson
John Dobson
Mount Vernon
Yendiciti
S. B. Stout
Aishing
Rapid
Creek Nd
Olaf Nelson
Sioux City
Jack Tobin
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Seattle
Omak
Portland
Montana
Mitchell Braves
Scotland
Charles Broons
G. W. Brooks
Highland House
Wolsey
North
Wherls
Joseph's Hospital
W. Carlos
Greeneld
Westington Springs
Greenfield
J. C. Woods
Watertown
Wood
Maurice
Henry
Cora Splitt
Lewiston
Dakota
Wilfred ‘Sawyer
Louis Ortmayer
J.C. Wood
Wool
Little Son
Piliot Hatheway
A.C. Wheeler
J. W. Miller
Ortmayer
College
Gladys Gilbert
Brookings
Ay Brookings
Big Stone
D. van Venthuysen
Zeppelin Raider Trip Described Over English Coast
A Cologne Gazette writer recalls a Zeppelin raid described over the British coast. The account follows the airship from hanger to battle, detailing the crew, bombs, and incendiaries, and describes the attack on English yards, arsenals, and factories with dramatic, non-graphic narration.
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Berlin
Germany
Cologne
Comaider
Tie Boauolos
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Mr. Corse
Winnipeg
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Mitchell Board of Educaion
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Mitchell School ‘Board
Vsiath
J. G. Wittmeyer
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Jan
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Florence Deakiges
Wisconsin
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