Eight Arrested in Murder of Hich Jewelers in Chicago
Chicago police detain eight suspects seven men and one woman in the killing of J. H. Logue diamond merchant. Officers recover dynamite nitroglycerin safe blowers drills skeleton keys and jewelry from a nearby flat as blood prints and a suspected female gag link emerge.
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Chicago
J. H. Logue
Erighty
Logue
Ohio State Penitentiary
Clyde Stratten
iChicago
H. Bogue
State and
Madison Streets
Claude Stratton
Columbus
Stratton
Death of Carl Plattner Pioneer South Dakota Resident
Carl Plattner, a prominent longtime resident of Von Homme County South Dakota, died aged 90 after a life spanning Saxony Germany birth July 20 1822 immigration to America in 1848 and settles at Vermillion before moving to Von Homme County where he lived until death His family suffered typhoid losses in 186? including his wife and daughter.
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Carl Plattner
South Dakota
von Homme County
Saxony
Germany
America
Que
Born Homme County
Jilica Meni
Gold Discovery Reported in Gregory County
Old settlers recall a Rosebud area gold rush and a new find near Nerrick two miles south on J. H. Crissman farm. Prospectors from Colorado sent ore to Denver with a $22 per ton assay. An Omaha company forms to develop the mine as work deepens every inch.
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Colorado
Denver
Omaha
Initials on Golden Heels Spark Gossip in Chicago
Miss Mabel McCane inspires a fashion craze as a jeweler engraves monograms on her gold heels. Forty friends speculate about a secret romance while eager Paris correspondence sensationalizes the trend. The heels, made before the Paris extravaganza, propelled the fad and the glamorous debutante wears them.
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Chicago
Mabel McCane
Miss MccCune
Paris
Miss McCane
Bennett Fails to Win U S Land Office Receiver Post
Rapid City report says President Taft's推荐 for George P Bennett to be U S land office receiver will likely be blocked by Senator La Follette and Democratic senators. Taft appointee prospects fade as Bennett shows little interest due to business obligations.
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Rapid City
S. D
Washington
Taft
George P. Bennett
United States Land Office
Mr. Bennett
la Follette
Bennett
Senate
Commission Upholds Elevator Allowance in Interstate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that a railroad may grant an elevator allowance for competitive reasons even if the shipper owning the elevator does not receive transportation service. The decision involved H. Gund & Co. of Nebraska City versus the Chicago Burlington and Quincy.
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Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
H. Gund & Co
Nebraska City
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Bomb Attack Wounds Viceroy in India Funeral Losses Inflate Security
Sir Charles Hardinge, viceroy of India, was wounded in the shoulder when a bomb exploded as his procession entered the new capital Delphi. An attendant was killed. Lady Hardinge unhurt but shaken. Police rounded up suspects and tightened city exits as officials announced the viceroy's condition as not seriously injured while doctors remove metal splinters.
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Logue
J.H. Logue & Co
McVickers Building
Delphi
India
Charles Hardinke
Tardinge
Calcutta
Hardinge
Punjab
Chandai Chowk
Guy Cleetwood Wilson
Imperial
Durbar
Sir Guy
T Hardinge
Young Astor May Be Man For New York Citi zen
A fragment from a profile describes Vincent Astor and other heirs blending wealth with public duty. It notes Astor’s drive to reform his properties and curb undesirable tenants while contrasting figures like Rockefeller and Green. The piece hints at civic reform amid rich society.
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New York City
Vincent Astor
Han
John Rockefeller
Enone
William Zaleiter
Dre Isin
Thomas Ryan
Pri
United States
Harry Payne Whiting
Col
Edward Hetty Green
Belmont
Raymond
Long Island
Astor
New York
Trinity Church
Greenwich Village
Chaumreh- Hite Wits
South Dakota Schedule Sketch for Years, Cities
The record mentions games in Mil ler on the 23rd Bt, Pierre on the 25th, Rapid City on the 26th, Deadwood on the 28th, Lead on the 30th and Pierre at the end of January. Salem High School posted a strong 12 wins in 14 last year and remains undefeated so far this year.
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State of
South Dakor
Miller
Pierre
Rapid City
Deadwood
Salem High School
Panama Canal Tolls Debated At International Disputes Meet
Representative Mann argues the United States cannot submit the Panama dispute to arbitration and demands a U S court decision as the nation’s will. Admiral Wainwright warns an armed navy is essential and urges universal peace with a strong fleet as its antidote.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Panama Canal
Great Sritain
Representative Mann
Ilinois
American Society For the Judicial Settlement
Congress of the United States
Mann
Panama
Wainwright
China
Salem Basketball Team Starts Tour
Salem notes the Salem high team begins a tour as the D.-The Salem high squad starts travel to showcase its play.
Boundary highway petitions circulate across Dakotas and Wyoming
Rapid Chiy S D G Sunborn of Welcome Wyoming arrives to lead petition drives for a proposed highway along the boundary between South Dakota and Wyoming. The plan aims to open mineral lands and fuse a cross state road network. Lanham has about 4500 signatures and aims for 5000 before legislative submission. A Wyoming petition seeks congressional action during Christmas recess for federal aid.
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Rapid Chiy
S. D.G
Sunborn
Welcome
Wyo
Cir
South Dakota
Wyoming
Boundry
Lanham
Congress
Board Calls For Traffic Man And Rail Rate Reforms
Pierre S D The board of railway commissioners asks the legislature to create a traffic man to hear testimony from traffic officials. They seek appeals direct from the railway commission to the supreme court and quicker action on orders. Proposals require the commission’s consent for competing telephone systems, and for stock, bond or securities issues by public service corporations. They seek physical valuation of telephone lines for rate making and duties for railway, express and telephone firms doing business in the state.
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Railway
Japanese mother kills child linked to ancestral rites
A troubled Japanese woman fatally wounded herself and her child amid references to ancestral deities and a plea for defense of family honor. Authorities indicate a dagger wound and ongoing questions about motive while rescuers and friends describe the family as proud warriors within the Sam Wea community.
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Akomis Hustind
Tate
Dapat
Bankers Rally For Blue Sky Law At South Dakota Meeting
The Xenitive convened in Watertown with M. Po Beebe as chairman and Waileray as president. The executive council urged support for the Blue Sky Law and urged members to aid in passing the measure at the upcoming legislature. Resolutions also backed fair rates, farmer aid, and dissemination of better farming methods statewide.
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Hwitton
South Dakota
Te Bayal Hotel
M. Po Beebe
Bo de. Waite
Wm. Ontjes
C. A. Rrussell
Weivenson Waileray
Association
J. J Platt
Watertown
Ttehlow Mensure
Iseuseron
Greimbers
Wilson and Bryan discuss cabinet ideas in three hour talk
President elect Wilson after a three hour conference with William Jennings Bryan said Nebraska Senator not discussed for his cabinet. He called the meeting delightful but unproductive with no definite conclusions.
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Trenton
O. J
Wilson
William Jennings Ryan
Captains Named for Three Huron Teams
Caps go to Clarence Sherwood of Tiuron football team and Glen Martin of Tiuron College basketball for 1919 20 seasons Melville Brook elected captain of Turon High School football for 1915 The selections show strong local talent and all state recognition across sections.
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Ituron
Clarence Sherwood
Tiuron
Chsanpionship
Mr. Sherwood
Huron
Wuron
Vur
Bern Vias
President Mellen Freed on Rail Indictment Plea
New York City report states President Mellen of the New Haven railroad and President Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk of Canada were released on ten thousand dollars bail each after pleading guilty to yesterday's indictments.
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New York City
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Chamberlain
Grand Trunk of Canada
Readjustment of grain and flaxseed rates ordered
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered readjustment of grain and flaxseed rates and the differentials among Minneapolis Milwaukee Duluth Superior and other northwest competitive points. The action aims to meet protests that the original orders were not complied with and to correct discrepancies in pricing across cities.
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Washington, D. C
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Duluth
Superior
Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Girl awarded to her mother in custody ruling
Rapid City report says Judge McGee awarded fourteen year old Eva Meade, daughter of Dr. Ykos Merdiain of Oelphois, to her mother Miss Pietla Menge of Dubuque, after a divorce case. The decision reverses prior custody and allows Mrs. Meade to seek enforcement through the state board.
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Desishirme
Rapid City
S. I
McGee
Cecohd
Switlow
Mesudle
Tausbani Midis
Tad Lie
McGees
Eva
Anormey
Frank PD
Gangs
Mrs. Meade
Mike Vapplicnton
Protection for Morgan 45000 to witness in inquiry
A New York City estimate outlines 45000 in dawyers fees for Morgan to protect a witness for two days in the Money’s Trust inquiry. The fees are itemized to multiple named individuals and include testimony costs, with the overall aim to ensure Morgan’s protection and avoid disturbance.
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New York City
J. Vierpoans Morgan
Jim
Wishlington
Sin
Moneys Trust
Esti Hute
Marsan
Dawyer
Joseph Th. Choate i Fen
John
Spogner
Vaneis Lynde Stetson
Juaneey Nicoll
Su Walitian
Sieelnin
Yoo Richard Vo Lindadury
Brookings to Have Federal Building
Brookings plans a federal building after years of discussion. A government project advances with an appropriation of about $75,000 and potential opening in roughly one to six weeks.
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Brookings
Wookings
S. Db
Tivookings
Narewhay- Hl College
Farmer is Insane After Fall Injury
A Denel county farmer, injured by a fall on stairs, is deemed incurable and placed in the state hospital for the insane at Yankton. Doctors doubt recovery of his mental faculties as he remains conscious only during lucid, painful intervals.
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Lear Take
Ludwig Linde
Denel County
Sur
Yankton
Indemnity land filed for Harding and Perkins counties
Hillison of the state land department returned from Belle Fourche where he filed on 24 000 acres of indemnity land in Harding county as indemnity for lands into Pine Ridge reservation. He reports hands still open for settlement in Harding and Perkins counties of better quality than land left in Standing Rock or Cheyenne River reservations when opened after allotments.
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Pierre
M. Hillison
State Land Department
Belle Mourehe
Harding County
Pine Ridge
Tlauson
Harding
Police and Firemen Clash Over Salmon Block Fire
Tense dispute erupts between police and volunteer firemen during the Salmon block fire as chiefs and a seven member committee plan talks with Mayor Howard and city commissioners. Firemen accuse police of hampering efforts and seek removal of night police to prevent further progress.
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S. D
Wrietton
Salmon Block
Fire Department
Howard
Eustis Chosen Inaugural Committee Chairman
William Corcoran Eustis of Washington named chairman of the inaugural committee handling Wilsons inauguration. He is the brother of the late Louisiana Senator Eustis. Announcement made by William I. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee.
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New York City
William Corcoran Eustis
Washington
Wilson
Senator Eustis
Louisiana
William I. McCombs
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Howdah
Jesus Christ
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Edeli Tevin
Chi
Eliaster
Lami
Elij Phin
Chris
Young Astor
Salem Basketball
Salem
The
Salem High
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Bryan
Cabinier Postpion
MeGkkh Pakes
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Pinancter
Andy
Farmer
Eustis
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