Storm devastates Texas coast with near 100 deaths
Reports indicate nearly 100 killed and extensive destruction along the Texas coast from a West Indian hurricane. Texas City, Galveston, and Houston area towns suffer heavy damage to homes, farms, and cotton crops. Wires down, searches ongoing, and aid requested as residents recount flooding and ruined property.
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Zeppelins Raid London Suburbs
Zeppelins attacked the outposts of London last night. Ten persons were killed and thirty six injured. An air raid alert was issued as patrols were active but poor conditions aided the airships in escaping.
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London
England
Big Increase in the Lands This Year
Fragment unclear text mentions large rise in land figures, Pierre location noted, state reference, and this year’s context. Names and specifics are obscured by OCR errors, but the main point indicates a substantial land increase during the year.
Many Fairs Scheduled Across South Dakota This Week
A busy fair season unfolds with harvest celebrations in Ulan Woonsocket Plankinton and Kimball. Spencer Brule and Hutchinson county events run Aug 24 25 26 Aug 26 27 28 and Sept 1 2 respectively as misty harvests mark the region.
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Woonsocket Plankinton
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Kimball
Hutchinson County
Tripp Somes
State banking reform to boost South Dakota deposits
A Pierre dispatch notes that a state banking order will force all South Dakota state banks to deposit 5 percent of their reserves in state banks. The move, tied to the new guaranty act, aims to unify deposits across the state and strengthen oversight, potentially drawing at least 5.5 million dollars from out-of-state banks and centralizing control under the South Dakota Banking department.
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J. J. Wingfield
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New Bank Guaranty
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State Banking Reforms Aim to Bring Deposits Home
South Dakota finance officials require 60 percent of state bank deposits to be redeposited with state banks under examiner supervision. This move seeks to keep funds local, boost state banking development, and create a regional clearing system, reducing reliance on eastern banks. It could return up to 21 million dollars held outside the state and alter interbank flows across Mitchell and other institutions.
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Aberdeen Stays in Dry Column Victory in Local Vote
The Aberdeen dry column remains in effect after the Supreme Court upholds a lower court decision in the ward versus Pletener case. The tally shows 37 votes mistakenly counted affirmative and 45 negative, producing a nine vote negative shift leaving a narrow anti license margin. Landowners in Lisbon Township must destroy all noxious weeds by September 1 under township order.
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Atlanta Mayor Defends Lynching of Leo Frank
Georgia Governor Harris vows thorough investigation into the lynching of Leo M. Frank after the body was moved to Brooklyn. Atlanta Mayor Woodward denounced the crime and warned former Governor Slaton not to return to Georgia while authorities seek the culprits.
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Kovno Is Captured by Russians in Bold Strike
Eyewitness accounts describe a daring assault as guards and prisoners clashed at the facility. The attackers breached gates and moved through a corridor to seize key rooms, with intense struggle and injuries reported during the rush. In San Francisco, former Georgia Governor Slaton condemned the lynching of Leo M. Prais, urging severe punishment for the mob and vowing Georgia’s authorities will pursue justice. The Panama-Pacific exposition visit and a round of travel plans for Slaton were noted. The report ends with wedding notices from The Mitchell Publishing Company.
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Renewed Push on Petrograd Reports and Seizure of Forts
In Petrograd a renewed drive toward the capital is foretold as German forces pressure Vilna and harden toward Warsaw. Reports claim more than 400 cannon captured after a fort fell, with German advances rivering toward Moscow and Rostov. In the North Sea, submarines sink British ship Bonny and Spanish steamer Tsidora, with 21 and 8 crew rescued respectively. trawler George Was also sunk, rescuing its crew.
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Haiti Talks of Fighting U S Forces
Cape Taïten Haiti A detachment of American marines has landed from warships off the port as rebels refuse to disarm. In some areas they have shown a desire to fight the American forces, signaling rising tensions in the delivery of U S aid and intervention.
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