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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1914

Page

6

Ex convict receives $96000 inheritance claim in Philadelphia

Ex convict Sepiich Blatr, fresh from a sixteen year murder sentence, was told by Montreal lawyers his rich aunt left him a $96000 estate. Desperate after a fruitless Philadelphia job search he sought aid at Germantown Whosoever Mission. He must return to Minneapolis for a birth certificate to claim the fortune. He says he killed his brother in a heat of passion over a shared love.

Philadelphia tSepiich Blatr Germantown Montreal Minneapolis

Courteous Captive Duel Between British Officer and German Baron

Paris dispatch recounts Flight Lieutenant R L Marix of the Royal Flying Corps landing behind enemy lines near Ypres. He chased a German officer, who surrendered after a pistol duel. they exchanged cigarettes and cards, and the German revealed he was a Frankfort baron.

Paris France R. L. Marix Royal Flying Corps Dunkirk Marix Dusseldorf Ypres Frankfort Lieut A. F. Wilding Baron von

Better Farmers Is The Result In South Dakota

The Dakota Better Farming Association reports three years of work led by Superintendent H F Patterson. By November 15 this year 1 540 farmers sought advice, 41 526 personal letters and 15 000 circulars were issued. Visits averaged about 300 farms annually with cattle counts rising to 18 858 in 1914 from 764 in 1912 and corn, alfalfa, seed corn improvements noted plus over 200 silos in Brown County.

Aberdeen South Dakota Better Warming Association H. F. Patterson Brown County

U S Prisoners in Canadian Camps

In Chicago W J White Ottawa inspector for the Interior Department reports many American citizens are detained in Canadian prison camps. He says most are used for manual labor and that border ports have government personnel screening all travelers.

Chicago Canada W. J. White Department of the Interior Ottawa

Interned wartime nationals sent to Canadian farm project

The article notes thousands of Germans Austrians Hungarians and Turks along with sympathetic American citizens are interned in Canada. Ontario plans a large experimental farm near the coast with 200 to 300 internees sent to assist in construction, a voluntary shift from idleness to occupation.

Canada Ontario Soa

Americans Fire Upon Americans Near Buffalo Border

Two duck hunters from Buffalo were shot by Canadian militia on the Niagara River near Fort Erie Ontario. Walter Smith was killed and Ghost Dorsch seriously wounded as the hunters fled toward the American shore. The incident prompted a coroner’s inquest and drew a note to Secretary Bryan via Vice Consul Curtis.

Buffalo N. Y Ft Erie Ontario Niagara River Thomas Delaney Ft. Erie Delaney 44Th Battalion Walter Smith Ghost Dorsch Bryan J. B. Curtis Fort Erie Mr.Curtis

Carranza forces desert amid Mexican turmoil

United States reports say 7000 troops under Venustiano Carranza switch allegiance to Villa at Tepic as confusion grows among Mexican leaders. Foreign nationals seek refuge aboard the Glacier while Rear Admiral Howard orders the Annapolis ready in Lanasa. The State Department notes friction between Zapata and Villa factions and a Gutierrez decree suspends executions pending fair trials.

U. S. S. San Diego San Diego Calif Venustiano Garranza Villa Tépis Mexico San Blas Tepic United States Glacier Howard Pacific Fleet Ben Bass Washington Brazi Mexico City State Department Zapata Federal Gutierrez

Enver Pasha’s mob raises Turkish army with threats and payments

Constantinople reports Enver Pasha, 38, used threats of execution to mobilize soldiers and coerced exemptions for a fee. Ambassadors and foreign ministers funded Turkey’s war footing, with US Ambassador Morganthau paying about $2. The effort produced an army of about 500,000 men fully equipped.

Constantinople Turkey Benver Pasha Enver Pasha Tmt Havoys United States Morganthau Enver Pasha Aunena England France Russia Belgium Servia Oerer

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