Yankton Girl Slain by Crazed Indian in Yard
The coroner's jury investigates the death of Nellie Brewer after she was shot twice in the breast and once in the head by Charles Bowman a quarter freed Indian from Wagner. The crime occurred near the Sells Floto circus stock yards as her fiancé Ralph Ford and her parents tried to intervene. Bowman was beaten by relatives and Mr Ford, police summoned, Bowman hospitalized and Brewer taken to the morgue. Ford jailed as a witness. engagement to be married July 22 remains known.
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Yankton
S. D
Nellie Brewer
South Dakota
Charles Bowman
Wagner
Sells-Floto
Bowman
Ford
Miss Brewer
Mr. Ford
Roosevelt to Speak Twice in South Dakota This Fall
Col Roosevelt to address gatherings in September as Progressive nominees work toward a full slate. G O Van Metre confirms W H McMaster declines the race, leaving a single candidate for the national committeeman post and gubernatorial vacancy.
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Col. Roosevelt
S. D
Bul Moose
Hucon
G. O. van Metre
Murdo
Progressive Party
South Dakota
van Metre
Moose
Widmann Hadl
H. P. Packard
Redfield
Wolsey
Presuna Automobile
Jwccordine
Apg
Wic
Roeser
McMaster
Mt Vernon Man Falls From Train Near Alpena
L O Long of Mt Vernon died after falling from the rear of the north bound Milwaukee passenger train about 5 30 yesterday afternoon three miles south of Alpena The body was dragged a short distance by a following freight train He leaves a wife and five children Interment planned for Sunday
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Beans. Ferguson
L. O. Long
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Longwell
Alpena
Tax receipts show New York and others dominate federal collections
A national treasury report details that New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois paid over half of the 71.39 million dollars in income and corporation taxes. New York state alone contributed 12.52 million in individual income tax and 9.77 million in corporate tax, while the New York district tallied 7.95 million in individual income tax.
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Washington, D. C
South Dakota
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
National Treasury
New York State
Empire State
Internal Revenue District
Wall Street
New York City
United States
Rickenbacher Wins 300-Mile Auto Race. $10,000 Prize
Eddie Rickenbacher in a Dusenberg led at 78 miles per hour to win the 300 mile race Saturday, claiming $10,000 of the $25,000 purse. Spencer Wishart in a Mercer trailed three and a half laps behind. Ralph Mulford in the Dusenberg substituted for Thomas Alley after Alley was burned. Mulford finished strong as the race ended amid explosions and pit incidents.
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Rickenbacher
Wishart
Mulford
Anderson
Patschke
Alley
Marmon
White
Caillouette
Wetmore
Wes Chalmers
Burman
Peugeot
Stutz
Oldfield
Mercer
Chandler
Brander Bulldog
Wilcox
Gray Fox
Knipper
Delage
Ileacin
Chevrolet
Jessop
Allen
Sioux City
Eddie Rickenbacher
Spencer Wishart
Ralph Mulford
Thomas Alley
Ee Pits
Mar‘mon
Ind Wetmore
Sigte-Eng Sexepth
Chalmers
Mitchell Fourth of July Celebrations Spark Large Crowds
Mitchell residents joined multiple Independence Day events across the area. Ethan hosted the largest crowd with 175 Milwaukee to Ethan tickets and a Parkston 7 2 win in a baseball game. Fulton hosted music by the Coneert band and Elks quartet, fireworks, and high school 8 7 and town team 6 5 wins, while Farwell Perry townships held successful celebrations with Prof. H I Jones as orator. Ruskin Park drew over 5 200 admissions from Mitchell visitors.
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Mitchell
Ethan
Milwaukee
Parkston
Geo
Ry Silsby
Fulton
Mitchell Coneert
Tom
Elks
Fulton High School
County
Fulton Town
Canova
Farwell
Perry Township
H. I. Jones
Ruskin Park
Forestburg
South Dakota Holiness Camp Sees Record Sunday Attendance
The South Dakota Holiness association reports a landmark Sunday at its James River camp near Riverside. Rev. J. B. Norvell preached Faith at 10, Laura Terrill spoke on Holiness Becometh Thy House, and thirteen seekers joined the altar crowds.
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South Dakota Holiness Association
James River
Riverside
J, Be, Norvell
Hamilton
Colo
C. H. Babcock
Los Angeles
St. Paul
JL. Beasley
Chicago
How Reamer Boy Met His Passing
Paul Reamer aged 12 son of Dr E F Reamer of 1005 Court Street drowned while swimming in North Mill Creek near the Eighteenth and Chemaketa streets bridge in Salem Oregon. A public motor was used and life-saving machines arrived but efforts failed.
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Paul Reamer
E. F. Reamer
Salem
Ore
Mitchell
FP. Reamer
Cour Street
Mill Creek
Chemaketa
Central Fire Station
Dave Pugh
One Man Held for Pendergast Murder in South Dakota
Bison South Dakota six men were held on a charge of murdering the famed scout and cattleman Mike Pendergast near Strool on June 20. They appeared for a hearing at Bison with all defendants present.
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Bison
S. D
Mike Pendergast
Strool
Murder case deepens at Bailey residence
A local homicide investigation intensified as police pursue new leads at the Bailey residence. Officers secured the scene and questioned witnesses amid reports of a possible overnight confrontation.
Prisoner Held After Gypsy Camp Beating Fatality
In Strool a gang of six men and Prendergast were at a gypsy camp when he was attacked. Prendergast, 72, was found dead next morning in an old livery stable he owned. O Hara remained in custody awaiting murder trial as others were cleared.
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O’hara
Prendergast
Strool
O'Hara
Wreck injures seven on freight train north of city
Seven men were injured when the last three cars of freight train No. 192 derailed one and a half miles north of the city. Conductor William Basford suffered a severe head wound. fourteen stitches were required. The cause was a broken wheel on a refrigerator car.
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William Basford
Basford
Mr. Basford
James Grace
C. Crowninshield
Rodell Warne
H. H. McLain
Mr. Baker
Loomis
P. Erickson
P. B. Kegstad
Yankton
Stanley County farmers discuss community agent plan
Preliminary steps toward forming two farmer movements in Stanley county were taken. One aims to appoint a community agent for dairymen to handle cream pricing and marketing for the county output. The other would organize monthly local groups for farming methods and product handling with outside and local speakers. The meeting also planned improvements to the Black and Yellow auto trail in the region.
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Ottumwa
Atla Mebbing
Stanley County
Guardsmen Off to Camp Sparta on Annual Maneuver
Forty eight guardmen in khaki depart Milwaukee to Camp Sparta Wisconsin for a ten day training where Companies F M and PB join from Yankton Aberdeen Lemmon Ipswich Howard and Madison with Col Hazle in command. Roster lists officers and enlisted from Company F and others aboard.
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Milwaukee
National Guard
Camp Sparta
Wis
Yankton
Woonsocket
Aberdeen
Lemmon
Ipswich
Minnesota
W. A. Hazle
Madisor
Howard
Camp Spartator- MacLrow
Camp Sparta So
Watertown
Mitchell
Charles
Jones
Battallion
Harry Burmeister
Whitney Morris
Chas. Bentliff
Harvey Coacher
Herbert Barnard
A. Bricker
Paul Tilley
John D. Tempeleon
Joe A. Lancaster
Wm. F. Slater
Cook Harvey J. Parcells
Frank L. Worth
County exhibit fully funded for state fair and beyond
Davison county secures a $600 fund to assemble and display local agricultural products at the state fair in Huron and the Corn Palace. $200 is contributed by the county board and Mitchell Commercial club. Corn Palace adds $100. P H Kelley chairs the Commercial Club committee and urges farmers to report notable produce to him or Secretary Morgans.
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Davison County
Huron
Sanfrancisco
T. J. Morgans
The
Commercial Club
Board of County Commissioners
Mitchell Comimercial Club
Corn Palace Comnee
P. H. Kelley
Morgans
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