Sioux Falls Man In Danger From Slow Poison Attempt
Sioux Falls, S D reports a man from the city attempted suicide with bichloride of mercury. The painter at 428 Franklin Avenue reportedly took three tablets, with seven and a half grain doses feared to be lethal. A physician said the man may die within days, noting the tablets left in his diet. The community identifies him as Smith and he is reportedly unconcerned about his fate.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Ulysses G. i
Stutenen
Nklin Avenue
Smith
Roean
Luck Favors Driver After Nighttime Car Overturns
Damm Louis Damm was trapped under a overturned auto after a collision with a passing woman Mrs George Hudson. He was freed by neighbors from a nearby farmhouse and escaped serious injury though he suffered cuts and bruises. The incident occurred on a road at night and both participants were briefly described as involved.
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Arlington
Louis Damm
George Hudson
Camm
All-State Football Choice Sparks State Debate
Local coverage analyzes an all-state football pick by Dillon and McNeill, naming Parkman of South Dakota and Hine of Vermilion among quarterbacks. The debate weighs Wesleyan’s quarterback play and Brookings’ expectations, with captaincy eyed at McCormick.
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Lis
Argus
John H. Sioux Walls
South Dakota University
ENGI
Tav
Tennessee
Gooch
Dillon
Dapate Wesleyan
Mr. McNeill
Etter’ Havine
Mitchell
Sapk
Mothe
Hine
Parkman
South Dakota
Jack
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Creighton
North Dakota
Montana
Syracuse
Dr. Williams
Harper
Uhine
Vermilion
McNeill
Brookings
John Parkman
McNeil
O McCormick
Wesleyan
Morning Side
State College
Sioux City
Baye
Spidey
Mbpost
Open game tactics muted Hine’s standout ability
The report notes that using open tactics effectively barred Hine from showcasing his skills, dampening his impact in the game. The incident highlights strategic choices that limited individual standout performances.
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Logan
Hine
South Dakota GOP Watch Delivers Cummins Push Across West
South Dakota progressives rally behind Senator Cummins and plan to push the claim of SD support in western states. Rumors swirl about L Abel of Huron possibly running for governor. Abel declines due to his wife’s ill health. Attention shifts to R O Richards and the fate of the primary repeal ruling while Dems eye Heskeld ally Stutenroth for lieutenant governor.
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Cummins
South Dakota
L. Abel
Huron
Natonite
Thr
Abel
Waronite
R. O. Richards
State Supreme Court
Richards
Roth
Heskeld
South Deakola
Stutenroth
Veteran Engine Pilot William Doolittle Retires
William T. Doolittle of Sioux Falls retires after forty years with the Omaha road. He joined in 1873 in Sioux City, piloted the first passenger train into Sioux Walls, never caused an accident, and held many civic and Masonic roles including former mayor of Sioux Falls and founder of a locomotive engineers division in the northwest.
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William T. Doolittle
Sioux Falls
Sioux Walls
Omaha
Mitchel
Doolittle
Omaha Road
Sioux City
South Dakota
Mystic Shrine
Knights Templars of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order
Northwest
Worthington, Minn
Local Notes Keep readers informed on surgeries and court cases
Miss Myrtle Barrett of Plankinton underwent appendectomy yesterday. Mrs. Shaffer of Mt. Vernon had surgery at St Josephs hospital Saturday. Mrs. John Flanigan of Letcher also operated Saturday. Verne Hinzman, hotel bell boy, pleaded not guilty to selling liquor without license and soliciting prostitution, seeks jury trial in January. bonds set at 20 and 100 dollars. Fred Scott also pleaded not guilty to selling liquor without a stone and was bound over to circuit court on 100 dollar bond. Seventy five percent of Company F members finished outdoor range targets in the national guard event. Mitchell won last year and Pont trophy on display.
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Myrtle Barrett
Plankinton
Shaffer
Mt. Vernon
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Flannigan
Letcher
A. W. Sheldon
Hutton Commercial Club
Ypereans
T. J. Morginns
Louise Sypal
Chamberlain
Fred Scott
Company F
National Guard
Mitchell
Local Notes From Fuesday's Daily Headline
Mrs. C. G. Fisk in serious condition after a cellar fall. Bernice Fisk arrives from Sioux Falls to assist. Ben Greet Players praised for Much Ado About Nothing. show tonight at Metropolitan theatre. Funeral set for Mrs. Mary Scheffer near Mt. Vernon with Rev. Potter officiating.
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Fuesday’s
C. G. Fisk
Bernice Fisk
Sioux Falls
Ben Greet
Metropolitan Theatre
Mary Scheffer
Mt. Vernon
AW. N. Potter
Baptist Choir Appeals at First Baptist Concert
A large audience at the First Baptist Church enjoyed a concert by the chorus choir directed by Mrs. W. Gordon Brackett. The program featured Elvey's Oh Give Thanks Unto the Lord, Matthews Lord I Have Loved the Habitation of Thy House, Bontemps Give Alms of Thy Goods, Rubinstein Say Ior Blessed Savior, Huhn It Will Exalt Thee, Nevin Twilight and other solos and duets by Sylvan Wood, Wallis Dynaer, Charles Brown, Mrs. Wallace MacLean, Misses Dodson and Grace Powers.
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First Baptist Church
Wim. Gordon Brackett
Elvey
Matthews
Messrs
Sylvan Wood
Wallis Dyner
Charles Brown
Wallace MacLean
Mr. Brown
Rubinstein
Mr. Wood
Huhn
Nevin
Dodson
Grace Oowers
Christ Scientist Hering Lectures on Healing Science
An audience in City Hall heard Prof. Wermann Hering of Concord New Hampshire speak on The Science of Christian Healing. He argued Christian Science heals through divine Mind not hypnotism and cited Jesus and early Christians.
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Wermann
Hering
Concord
N. H
Wering
Christian Science Board of
First Church of Christ, Seientiet
Boston
Mass
Gladys Murray
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mitchell
Jesus
God
Mary Baker Eddy
New Hampshire
Church of Christ
Moston
Herring
Christ Jesus
Peter
John
Philip
Paul
Mrs. Eddy
Holdy
Eddy
Irish Not Afraid Obverse in War
Emigration from Ireland for the first nine months of this year shows 7,572 persons sailing, against 17,057 for the first nine months of 1814, and the total figures of 30,967 for 1812 dropped to the...
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Dublin
Ireland
Illinois Youth Cleared Himself In Auto Theft Case
Martin Lawson of Vermilion County Illinois was released after authorities established he had no role in a regional car theft ring. Two suspects Ernest ase and Lee Silvers were arrested in Rapid City on gun and store robbery charges, with loot and a robber den found at an old shack. South Dakota authorities plan to return the men to Illinois for trial.
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Cottonwood
Martin Lawson
Vermiliion County
Ill
Thellinois County
South Dakota
Illinois
Lnestase
Lee Silvers
Rapid City
Tien
Triaa
Aberdeen secretary resigns after three-year tenure
M. O. Cooley to resign as Aberdeen Commercial Club secretary on January 15 after three years. He will join the Yellowstone Trail association as general agent and Miss Marie Doyle, the club stenographer, also resigns to accompany him. The club seeks new secretary and stenographer. Cooley previously worked in Belle Fourche, South Dakota, and plans to stay in Aberdeen after starting with the trail group.
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Aberdeen
M. O. Cooley
Aberdeen Commersial Club
Cooley
Yellowstone Trail Association
Marie Doyle
Commercial Club
Trail Association
Belle Fourche
8. D
City
Miss Jane Addams Ill in Chicago Hull House
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House in Chicago is seriously ill and resting this afternoon. No operation decision has been made yet. her secretary said she is not in immediate danger.
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Chicago
Jil
Jane Addams
Hull House
Stubborn Cold Keeps You From Leaving Willing
A fragment urges that a cold is persistent and should not deter action. It contrasts stubborn illness with personal resolve and hints at continuing efforts despite discomfort. The text reads as a generic note on perseverance against illness and does not name people or places.
Aberdeen man loses 5000 to wiretapping swindle
An Aberdeen farmer was duped by two strangers who claimed he could double his money by investing in copper stocks. They convinced him to mortgage his farm for 5000, promised a 40000 windfall, then vanished on a Sioux City trip. Police seek the con artists.
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Aberdees
S. D
Slong
Indeen
Windle
Sioux Cty
Sioux City
Northwestern
Cleener
Aberdeen
Riot Sparks in Bloomingdale South Dakota Village
A mob of about a dozen Italians confronts a Milwaukee rail line freight crew near a grain car toeing the line. Engineers and conductors fear violence as the crowd armed with knives guns and revolvers threatens the train as it leaves town.
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Moomington
S. D
Chavies
Milwaukee Rail- Campo
Italy
Mattison
Steffen
Ianery
Bloomington
South Dakota Tax Invalidated by Supreme Court Ruling
The 1910 South Dakota gross earnings tax on Wells Fargo, American Express, Adams Express and United States Express was held invalid by the Supreme Court. The dispute began with the 1909 assessment based on gross earnings rather than property value, affecting sums from $2,000 to $738,000 across the firms. The case covers Wells Fargo’s and others’ 1913 to 1915 taxes and later years.
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Washington, D.C
Wells
Supreme Court
Express
South Dakota
State Board of Assessment and Canalization
Wells Fargo, and Company
United States Xpress Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
State Board of Assessment and Equalization
Wells Fargo and Company
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
American Express Company
Adams Express Company
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