Slavs Try to Slash Path Between Turks and Teutons
London and Dublin dispatches report Balkan developments dominate today while the Balkans and Salonika operations draw attention. German gains on the Somme front are noted along with British losses and efforts to influence Romania Greece and Serbia in the broader war posture.
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Ireland
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Romania
Lukewinn
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Whiepyval
Somurine
War Office
Saloniki
Alps
Rome
Italy
Votana
Berlin
Germany
Magla Aad
Vardar Valley
Paris
Strunga
Greece
Athens
Germaany
Bulgaria
Ravala
Drama
Setoos
Draia
Seres
Macedonia
Weather forecast for South Dakota and surrounding days
The forecast notes fair conditions tonight and Thursday, likely continuing into Friday. Temperatures rise tonight then ease, with daytime highs around the 60s and 70s and cooler readings by afternoon. Continuous listing of thermometer readings and times accompanies the forecast.
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South Dakota
Garner Pats Harvest on the Somme Bronte
On the Somme front with the Germans the harvest of hatreds grows from frantic newspaper and civilian propaganda. Battles mount daily with intense fury, villages destroyed, dead and wounded unburied, while German correspondents report shortages in Paris and feed hostile tidings to readers.
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Somme Bronte
Somme
Berlin
Fragmented War Commentary on Night Bombardments
Text fragment notes increased audacity in patrol work and a sense of desperation in war. Soldiers fight harder not from hatred but to save their country from privation and to strike at governments they view as falsely slandering them.
Move Uncovers Wilson Pershing Mexico Policy Split
The article reports Gen Pershing’s withdrawal from Mexico, Gen Funston’s recommendation to pull troops, and Wilson administration attempts to suppress details. It details repeated orders to delay or relocate forces, Carranza attacks, and public fear over war involvement.
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Pulston
Poershing
Mexico
Pershing
Wilson
Ming
Villa
Bakey
Houston
Mrr
Ginie
Funston
Unston
Wileson
Columbus
Maren
Sierra Madre Rane
Carranza
Parral
Wilcoh
Spence
Namiquipa
Carrizal
Arredado
Dirs
Colonia Dublan
Daredevils Prepare for Huron Race at South Dakota Fair
Ten of America’s fastest auto divers enter the September 11 program opening the South Dakota state fair. Notables include Wild Bill Endicott, Johnny Rainmey, Hearne, and LeCocq, with dirt track records cited for half mile and 10 mile events. Races at Huron will be under the International Motor Contest Association and feature mobile racing across sixty tracks.
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Luron
International Motor Contest Association
White Ribboners Meet at Madison
Preliminary arrangements are under way for the annual convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Wey Pakotay wick to be held in Madison. Delegates from every section of the state are expected for the event with a varied program and extensive entertainment plans. The convention will push for nationwide prohibition culminating in November elections.
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Madison
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Wey Pakotay Wick
Missity
Local golf tourney slated for Reed and Nelson cups
Pierre Gorpers Pray outlines upcoming tournament on grounds east of the capital. The Reed cup match play and Nelson cup foursome contest are featured events, plus an open championship for a new cup to be offered.
Owatonna Man Linked to Auto Theft Syndicate Arrested
A man in Owatonna Minnesota suspected as head of a nation wide auto theft ring was arrested upon arrival at a savage where allegedly stolen cars were shipped from Chicago. He will be held at Minneapolis county jail pending inquiry.
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Owatonna
Minn
Savage
Chicago
Minneapolis
_RECORD HWEVETH Hield Headquarters American Punitive Expedition
The sanitary department reports six deaths from disease and a 1.5 percent sick rate for the American punitive expedition in Mexico over five months. No typhoid cases. dysentery is the prevailing ailment.
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Hield
Mexico
Sanitary Department
U S Mexican Settlement Commission Names Three Members
Secretary Lansing announced the American members of the joint commission to settle US Mexico differences. Franklin W Lane Judge George Gray and Dr John R Mott were named and accepted. Mexican members Luis Cabrera Jonacio Bonillas and Alberto Pani will join. sessions location undecided.
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Lansing
United States
Mexico
Franklin W. Lane
Interior
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
John R. Mott
New York
Ehriseo Arredondo
Carranza
New Jersey
Lane
Brandeis
Wilson
White
Gray
Third Federal Judicial Circuit
International Permanent Court of Arbitration
Hague
Mott
Bonillas
The
Massachusetts Institute of Technuology
Sioux Falls High Opens Athletic Field On 7.5 Acres
The Sioux Falls school district fits up the first athletic field for high and grade schools in eastern Sioux Falls. A 70 foot fence is being erected on seven and a half acres bought last spring. The facility aims to host large state contests and will surpass other local grounds for athletic events.
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Sioux Falls
S. 1
Board of Education
Auto registrations surge in South Dakota exceed forty thousand
Up to the present date the auto registrations for South Dakota have reached 42,800, an increase from 37,240 on July 1. The state registration is expected to approach fifty thousand by year’s end as brisk demand and dealer activity keep cars flowing off lots.
Paralysis Cases Rise Slightly Amid Heat Wave
In New York City during the 24 hours ending at 10 a m., infantile paralysis caused 42 deaths and 131 new cases, up from 39 deaths and 118 cases the previous day, a slight gain despite a record heat wave.
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New York City
Railroad execs press for action on Wilson urging delay
Washington reports committee of railroad executives plans another call to Wilson before tomorrow. Restless executives accuse railroads of playing Wilson for a windfall and indicate leadership can keep workers at their posts for another day or two.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
South Dakota State Assessed Valuation Tops 1.3 Billion
The South Dakota tax commission final figures show a total valuation of 1,308,500,019 dollars. Real estate and town lots lead at 970,059,116 dollars, with 194,934,194 dollars in personal property and 138,626,714 dollars in corporate property.
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Pullman LL TC Lees
Clark Farmer Beats the Rust and Blight
Clark farmer Le Coulter diversified after a near crop failure. He marketed cattle and hogs for about 1500 dollars, with much more stock to come. Despite wheat shortages from black rust and blight, his prosperity remains secure.
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Clark, S. 10
CC. A. Coutter
Titel Bod le Coulter
Clark
Jie
Wrong Place to Change Her Suit
Miss Margaret Gilhooly eighteen of Philadelphia was stung by yellow jackets at National Park while changing from street clothes to a bathing suit in the woods. Physicians treated her with lotions as she avoided the water, and they predicted she might forget the painful incident in about nine years.
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Camden
N. J
Margaret Gilhooly
Philadelphia
National Park
Famine Hits Ice Supply in South Dakota Towns
In July and August heat reduced ice in small South Dakota towns, limiting supplies. Shipments from the city and river towns are heavy as residents seek to secure ice, with demand rising as shortages persist.
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Ab Ee
South Pakota
Illinois Politician Ray Dies at Local Hospital
Former Illinois lieutenant governor Ray, a well known political figure, died here early today at age so. The report notes his long public service and prominence in state politics.
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Illinois
Dou
Pes Ee el Ray
Boy’s tight wire stunt endangers mother in Georgetown
A ten year old boy in Georgetown, Illinois, used a tree to tree wire slide and was knocked unconscious last Friday. His mother Mrs Coleman, sighting the fall, went into hysterics and physicians fear she may die from shock as she awaits her son’s condition.
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Danville
Wilson Would Pass Remedial Legislation On Rail Dispute
Washington reports show railroad employee leaders pushing for action as Wilson seeks legislation to avert a nationwide strike. Eight top railway presidents meet at the White House to discuss arbitration and the eight hour day while Newlands and Adamson back the president’s plan. Authorities see a possible unit approach from executives and a possible soon decision, with debate ongoing on extending the Interstate Commerce Commission and future dispute mechanisms.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Brotherhood
Cenfer
White House
Pnen
Garretson
Guarretson
Newlands
Adamson
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Seni Iriday
Hale Holden
Burlington
R. S. Levett
Union Pacific
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
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