Business, crime mix as Mitchell inmate shot by guard
The article reports a fatal shooting at Mitchell penitentiary where Bob White, earlier jailed for bicycle theft, attacked Deputy Cooley with a steel bar and oak club after attempting to escape. White had provoked guards for years and was killed by a guard in the penitentary cell.
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Sioux Falls
White
White Gut
Tie
Cooley
Frank Topan
Prand
John Gregory
Main Street
C. Bras
Mr. Bras
Bras
Dan
Cambria
Swindler
Wite
Prisoner Shot by Guard at Sioux Falls Penitentiary
Warden Swenson reports Robert White, a Davison county inmate, was shot Friday afternoon by a guard at the Sioux Falls penitentiary. E Tipton, secretary of the state board of charities and corrections, received the details via letter late Saturday.
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L. E. Tipton
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Swenson
Penitentiary
Sioux Falls
Robert White
Davison County
Old Soldiers Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
The Old Soldiers met to elect officers for the year. Commander W Plotner and senior vice A J Wooledge were chosen. junior vice A G Pringle. quartermaster I N Cox. chaplain J I Nolt. officer of the day W Zimmermann. surgeon Wr AL Daniels. guard HI L Omendev. Trustees Win Nash, W H Webster, James Melkinsay. delegates A J Wooledge A G Pringle W T Webster. alternates I N Cox Philip Lucas A J Parshall. Installation to be held at the first meeting in January likely public.
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Building & Loan Association
Heimberzer
Stleimberzer
Steimberger
J. C. Walrath
L. J. Welch
R. N. Kratz
D W. Burright
A. E. Hitchcpeck
O. T. Litchfield
C. W. Gillis
C. C. Halphide
A. BE. Dean
W. Plotner
A. J. Wooledge
A. G. Pringle
N. Cox
Chaplin
J. I. Nolt
Oieer
W. Zimmer
AL 1. Daniels
HI. L. Omendev
Nash
W. HT. Webster
James Melkinsey
AL G. Pringle
W. TI. Webster
IT N. Cox
Phillip Lucas
A. J. Parshall
Editorial room telephone hookup for news tips
The notice informs readers that The Republican editorial rooms are connected to the local telephone exchange. Editors will answer after 12 rings and welcome readers to report items of news.
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The
Republican
Brookings College Chalmers Praises Mitchell Thanksgiving Visit
Dr Chalmers of Brookings Agricultural College praises Mitchell for football hospitality after Thanksgiving game. He notes universal courtesy by faculty students and townspeople and says Mitchell is clearly entitled to the state championship for clean fair play.
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Nicholson
Wesleyan University
Chalmers
Brookings Agricultural College
Mitchell
Taubman Triumphs as Indictment Fails in Slander Case
Editor Thos Taubman of the Plankinton Herald wins no indictment after a federal inquiry into obscene mail matter. Earlier he had faced a slander charge linked to Ifred L Stevens, the ex banker tried in Minnehaha County. Stevens was found not guilty after multiple trials. Taubman’s victory ends the legal push against him.
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Thos. Taubman
Plankinton Herald
Aberdeen
Avenue
Ifred L. Stevens
Plankinton Bank
Stevens
Vaubman
Minnehaha County
Aurora County
Sioux Falls
Taubman
Paubman
Miller city seeks trace of missing Jake Johnson
SAS trace of body re M Dunn, city marshal of Miller, is in the city Friday to find trace of purchase of a watch found on the body of a murdered man. Johnson, a former resident of the county, lived near Miller for two years after moving from Mt. Vernon. He vanished between June 27 and July 4 taking a team and pony, leaving crops in the field.
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RE. M. Dunn
Miller
Jake Johnson
Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Mysterious Double Slayings Linked by Missing Watch Reward At Seven Thousand
Neighbor G M Todd was murdered October 5 near the farm of two men. Authorities believe Jake Johnson was killed for a thousand dollars found on him. A body found in a wheat field near Wahpeton matches Johnson, and a distinctive watch is sought for identification. A $7000 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of the killers.
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Johnson
G. M. ‘Todd
Todd
Dunn
Wapleton
N. C
Jake Johnson
Wahpeton
Sle
Mt. Vernon
Brandon
S. D
Football Feud Eases as Vermillion Mitchell Rivalry Reaffirms Fraternal Tone
The Brookings Vermillion Mitchell football dispute over quoted remarks is softened by mutual goodwill. The Vermillion Republican editor clarifies the quote's intent to strengthen friendly relations in athletics and education, noting Brookings and Mitchell remain united in sportsmanship.
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Brookings
Vermillion-Mitchell
Mitchell
Vermillion
Republican
First Death of Children Reported in Turneaure Family
W J Tl Turneaure reported receiving a St Charles Ill paper with notice of sister Mrs Mary Goodbue's death. She was the oldest of ten children and died at 77. The youngest brother lives in Connecticut at 459 and the rest of the siblings are in good health.
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W. J. Tl. Turneaure
St. Charles, Ill
Mary Goodbue
Miss Goodoue
Connecticut
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