South Dakota Grain Crop Values Rise in August Report
The U S government August 1 1915 estimate places the farm value of wheat oats and barley in South Dakota around 87 9 million dollars this year with corn pushing the four cereals total to about 145 6 million. Wheat and oats see higher July yields and prices while barley improves. The national outlook shows record wheat and corn crops with billions in prospect and a larger overall grain acreage.
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South Dakota
U. S
U.S. Department
South’ Dakota
South “Dakota
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Germanys Own Battle Scars and US Maritime Moves
The article reports on battle scarred areas in Germany, a dangerous but salvageable bridge, and ongoing reconstruction plans. It also covers naval mobilization with two American battlest eams sailing to Vera Cruz amid anti American demonstrations, while President Wilson contemplates diplomacy and the Mexican question.
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Washington
Vera Cruz
McNanees
Teix
Wilson
State Department
New York
Dawgut Weather Man's Pup Forecast South Dakota Showers
Weather note reports showers tonight across South Dakota with probable continuation into Thursday. Temperature remains steady with little change expected.
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Weather Man's
South Dakota
Haitian Rebel Leader Killed in Port-au-Prince Clash
General Auguste led 200 troops against St. Mare last Saturday. Four followers were killed when the Haitian committee of safety replied. Caperton reports unrest around Port au Prince and Cape Haitien that could trigger more trouble.
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Washington, D. C
Aueguste
St. Mare
Juins
Hattien Committee of Safety
Aberdeen Man Goes to Fight the Germans
Aberdeen resident Reed, 24, formerly with Dakota Central Telephone, resigns and heads to Winnipeg to join the 78th battalion of the 100th Winnipeg Grenadiers. His globe trotting history includes two world tours and seventeen transatlantic crossings. His brother and father served in the British army.
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Aberdeen, S.plan
Reed
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Winnipeg
Can
100Th Winnipeg Grenadiers
Chamberlain Cave-In Grows Steadily Despite Drops
Report notes the Chamberlain cave-in is expanding with no worsening conditions. Officials say the mill output has fallen by about six units while surrounding activity and site access show limited disruption.
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Chamberlain Cave-In
Two Battleships to Vera Cruz
American plans to send the battleships Louisiana and New Hampshire to Vera Cruz aim to protect foreigners and pressure a peaceful settlement in Mexico. In Washington, Secretary Lansing and President Wilson backed a public appeal to Mexicans to subordinate personal interests to national welfare as diplomats from six Latin nations discussed diplomatic steps.
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Reth Cornish
New Hampshire
Wilson
Washington
Liseuge
Lansing
Vlexico
Washington, D. C
Daniets
Connecticut
New York City
Mexico
United States
Vera Cruz
Brazil
Chile
Argentine
Bolivia
Guatemala
Uruguay
Secreta Lansing
Vera Crux
Washington, D.C
Sate
Catranza
Argentina
Victoriano de la Plaza
Eller
Newport
R. I
Louisiana
Atlantic Fleet
Teller Admits Bank Robbery Confession Report
Cedar Rapids police claim Leo Perrin a Celar Rapids National Bank teller confessed to a robbery that netted about $21,310. He said an unknown robber forced him during currency handling and later fled. Perrin described the robber and no trace of accomplices has been found as investigations continue.
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Cedar Rapids
Leo Perrin
Celar Rapids National Bank
Perrin
County commissioner severely injured by pitchfork incident
Clear Lake reports Garrett Prange, a county board member, was seriously hurt after leaping onto a pitchfork. the handle penetrated his abdomen, leaving him unconscious and near death. He weighs about 240 pounds, a factor in the severity of the injury.
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Clear Lake
Garrett Prange
Board of County Commissioners
Eastland Indictments Charge Manslaughter and Carelessness
Indictments returned in Chicago accuse the St. Joseph Chicago Steamship Company officials including George T. Arnold William J. Sullivice president and general manager W G Siegle Ray W. Davis and Harry Pedersen, captain Joseph Erickson engineer of criminal carelessness and manslaughter over the Eastland disaster. Bonds set at 20000 for officials and 10000 for Pedersen and Erickson. Four counts allege unseaworthiness overcrowding hiring negligence and ballast tank issues. Recovery efforts continue with four pumps operating to recover more bodies.
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Chicago
Tudo Kersten
Aster
St. Joseph-Chcago Steamship Company
Tle Boat
George T. Arnold
Walliam J. Sull
Ice
Oneral
W. GC. Sieele
Ray W. Davis
Harry Pedersen
Josephm. Erickson
Pedersen
Erickson
Eastland
British Redoubse Efforts to Force the Dardanelles
Turkish and German reports describe renewed Allied operations at the Dardanelles with 50 000 troops landed and heavy losses cited. British forces push along Krithia road and at Sari Bari claim progress while Avi Burn landing disclosed as successful. German air raids on Britain's coast seen as offset by stormy seas.
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Berlin
Germany
London
Benjaminow
Novogorgievsk
Vistula
Warsaw
England
Dardanelles
Karachan
Gulf of Soros
Gallipoli
Gaba ‘Tope
Gaba Tepe
Gulf of
Saros
Beyong
Serbia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Koyno
Kovno
France
Paris
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg
Athens
Pasha
Associated Press
Chek
Dardanell
Poland
Baltic
Balkan States
Krithla
Sari Bari
Eral
Tan Hamilton
Landi
Avi
Kachalader
Western Railroads Denied Major Increases by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission largely denied big rate increases for Western railroads, granting only small raises. Grain and livestock sectors see modest gains. overall annual railroad revenue gains estimated at about seven million six thousand dollars if approved. Commissioners Daniels and Harlan dissented. Railroads react with disappointment, noting outcomes far short of expectations.
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Daniels
Harlan
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
B.D. Sewall
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von. Mackensen
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