Cornell Wins Back Track Meet
Cornell won the intercollegiate track and field championship at Harvard stadium in Cambridge Massachusetts scoring 45 points to Yale 29 and Stanford and California tied for third with 22 each Captain Ted Meredith of Pennsylvania won the 440 yard dash in 47.5 seconds a world record around a turn, capping his collegiate track career.
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Cambrides
Mass
Cornell
Warvard Stadium
Jack Moaklaw
Ithaca University
Yale
Stanford
California
J. I
Ted) Meredith
Pennsylvania
M. W. (Maxey) Long
Traverse Island
N. Y
Meredith
Long
Bartine Strong In Own County In South Dakota
In Quacoma South Dakota official election tallies show J G Bartine carried his county in the Third congressional race by 701 votes with Julius Johnson of Fort Pierre second at 140. Other state results list Norbeck 662 Richards 115 Egan 153 for governor and Farnham 23 Johnson 140 Hayes 27 Patterson 50 for Congress.
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Miller
Everett
Hornby
Helgerson
Wipf
R. R
Rudd
Wells
Gemo
Knight
Jackson
Lerrett
Mai- Kay
Sheffer
Judes
MecGreevy
Furlong
Allen
Jewett
Bruce
Bower
Youth Makes Crime Record In North Dakota Theft Case
Wareka South Dakota report details John Quartier 21 of McIntosh county North Dakota awaiting June Leola circuit court arraignment for stealing twenty head of cattle from Dickey county and forging a $115 check after marketing. He allegedly stole twelve cattle from Andreas Schatz Zeeland and gathered seventeen more from Christoph Mehlhoff Hillsview before abandoning the herd. Police say he admitted both forgery and cattle theft after two days in jail.
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Wareka
S. D
John Quartier
McIntosh County
North Dakota
Leola
Dickey County
North Dakoota
Eureka
South St. Paul
Quartier
Greenway
Andreas Schatz
Zeeland
N. D
Hillsview
Christoph Mehlhoff
Hosmer
G. J. Klein
Endeavor Meet to Be Big One in Aberdeen South Dakota
Several hundred South Dakota Christian Endeavor youths from over a hundred societies are expected at the twenty fifth annual South Dakota Christian Endeavor Union convention in Aberdeen June 22 23 24 and 25. The Aberdeen union comprising Baptist Congregational Christian and Presbyterian churches lists committees with Miss Michel Burnham as chairman Gideon Seymour secretary Ralph Guykendall treasurer Dean H Field press Miss Bertha Dent music Howard Price entertainment Miss Myrtle Craft registration Dr A Darling decoration and Miss Mary Granger recreation. State officers including C Grew of Mitchell president and Rev ? of Sioux Falls vice president will lead the event.
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Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
Christian Endeavor
South Dakota Christian Endeavor Union
Aberdeen Union
Baptist, Congregational, Christian and
Presbyterian Churches
Michel Burnham
Gideon Seymour
Ralph Guykendall
Dean’h. Field
Bertha
Dent
Howard Price
Myrtle Craft
A. Darling
Mary Granger
Ibe
Convention speakers listed for extension event
Maaten and Mitchell, superintendent of extension work, headline a convention with Rev. H U H Rottmann of Ripon Wisconsin and Rev. Saswell of Minneapolis among the speakers. Sunday night June 26 features a large young people's rally concluding the event at the audit cone.
Poultry Farm Visited in May Reveals Scale and Prices
A Davison county ranch visit notes 2,500 chicks on hand, 500 hens, and 1,800 incubating eggs. Daily egg yield around 500, with spring sales of over 4,000 eggs at 5 to 9 dollars per hundred and chicks at 18 dollars per hundred. The Beulah Heights farm aims to raise 1,000 hens for winter and plans further expansion.
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Davison County
Tate
South Dakota
ubbGs
Lowesl
de Weilet
Kotraba
Guegh
Plymouth
Mit- Neu Lodge
Fries
Ennual Grand Council
Mitchell
Epuilican
Aurora County
West
Beulah Heights
Davison Coun
Diaie Boy Is Fast On Cinder Paths
Dana Jenkins freshman in Louisiana State University is the fastest sprinter on a curved track at the Southern Intercollegiate Championships in Nashville. He won the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds and set SI A A records in the 220-yard dash 21.4 broken 1-5 and the 440-yard run 48.4 broken 5. He placed third in the broad jump.
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Dana Jenkins
Louisiana State University
Nashville
Bartine Notable Record in South Dakota Politics
The piece chronicles Senator Bartine of Lincoln County whose political rise includes terms as state attorney, success in cattle rustling prosecutions, and service in the state house and senate. It notes a 1914 primary race for congress, his resilience through criminal cases, and a plan to challenge Congressman Gandy in November.
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Deadwood
S. D
South Dakota
Missouri River
Jeln CG. Bartive
Lynn County
Winn
Hossonal
Washington Cave
Capone
Musial County
Wurtine
Leon
Nemgelet
Re. B. Smith
Mitchell
Cacoma
Martine
Burt
Spartine
Sioux Falls
State Senate
Congress
Rice
Bartine
Gandy
Rapid City
Old Soldiers Hear Address At Memorial Service
A large crowd attended a special memorial service at the Presbyterian church with Ransom Post G A R Woman’s Relief corps Jay Smith Camp No 2 Spanish War Veterans and Company F South Dakota national guards present. Rev C S van der Maaten delivered a sermon urging that Civil War justice fulfilled divine purposes and that the constitution enshrined equal rights for all, noting the brotherhood of man as a central aim of American history.
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Presbyterian Church
Ransom Post
Woman’s Relief Corps
Jay Smith
Company F
South Dakota National Guards
Voice of
Jesus
Petrie
Shepherd
Jerome
Hazel Charlesworth
L. A. Williams
Williams
Root
Rev
C. &. van der Maaten
Brotherhood of Man
Possible German Ambassador Pick Creates Diplomatic Stir
In the Days News Prince Von Buelow is named as a potential successor to Count von Bernstorff as German ambassador in Washington. If appointed his arrival would be viewed in official circles as signaling a looming menace to affairs of the Lankan realm and allied interests.
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Prince von Buelow
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Ed Manne
God and nation in the plan of divine proymenon
The fragment argues that a God-appointed nation stands in history to fulfill a grand divine purpose alongside human redemption. It urges acknowledgment of God as rightful lawgiver and suggests national recognition of His will is essential to attain a lasting weight of glory.
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Ilis
Man Kills Mother-in-Law Then Self in Mill City
Rapid City dispatch reports 32 year old Clifh Bukorv shot and killed his mother-in-law Mrs N M Carpenter at his Mill City home and then killed himself after a half hour of quarrel. He fired a second shot after being refused a farewell kiss from his wife. The 60 year old widow had disapproved of the marriage.
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Rapid City
S. 1
Clifh Bukorv
N. M. Carpenter
Mill City
Here
Baker
Eiis
Knights of Columbus Convention to Meet in City
Preliminary arrangements are under way for the annual Knights of Columbus gathering in South Dakota to be held Monday June 12. Fourteen councils will send large delegations while 4 000 to 5 000 Knights of Columbus in the state attend. Delegates will transact business then tour the Black Hills.
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Knights of Columbus
South Dakota
Black Hills
Sibet
Indians Sell Farms for Autos in Yankton Deal
Indians who recently received deeds to government lands at Yankton are spending their wealth on automobiles. Over fifty bought cars in ten days from dealers between Platte and Dante, showing a shift from land ownership to car ownership. Government controls end with deeds and funds belong to the Indians, preventing any intervention.
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Wheeler
Yankton Indian Agency
Wranklin Kk. Lane
Platte
Dante
Suspension an Outrage in Peter Brethorst Case
May 28 1916 in Twulton S D a reader denounces the suspension of Peter Brethorst from D W U calling it an inconsiderate hot headed outrage and a violation of free speech due process and peaceful punishment urging limited college power.
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Twulton
S. D
Wditer
Republican
Peter Brethorst
Andrew Jackson
Freeman voters to decide saloon license in special election
Freeman South Dakota residents will vote in a special election to grant a license for operating a saloon. The town is entitled to one saloon after going wet, with waters regulating well.
Flower tribute at Marion Lambert's grave sparks school spirit
Flowers and violets cover the grave in Lake Forest cemetery in tribute to Marion Lambert. The community including schoolgirls and others remember her devotion to Will Orpet, whose murder trial followed her death.
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Marion Lambert
Schaol Teutes
Lake Forest
Will Orpet
Untitled fragment reports license transfer to them
A fragmentary line notes a license being ceded to a group or individuals, with unclear details. No further context or entities are clearly identifiable in the readable text.
Mitchell Man Attaches Freight Car To Enforce Damages Claim
Mitchell Produce Co attaches a Boston & Maine box car in Mitchell to pressure settlement of a damaged poultry and eggs shipment from Missouri. The action, first of its kind locally, follows a delayed transit dispute and lacks reply from railroad officials. The piece ties to past similar tactics and notes upcoming social and campaign events in Mitchell as well.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Produce Company
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Milwaukee Road
W. Bauer
Missouri
Boston
Bauer
Senton & Maine Railroad Company
Turner Creamery Company
Emil J. Woerth
Kimball
Milwaukee Railroad Company
A. B. Kittredge
Sioux Falls
Rancher Sennenschein Denied Rehearing in Theft Case
South Dakota Supreme Court refused the petition for rehearing in the State versus Sennenschein of Stanley County. The rancher stock dealer was convicted of cattle theft and sentenced to five years in the penitentiary after a lower court upheld the verdict and denied his appeal.
Defeated Candidate Issues Card of Thanks in Ramona
J. M. Tripp of Ramona, defeated for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Lake county, releases a card of thanks to supporters and opponents alike. He rebutts a rumor of drinking during the campaign, calling the rumor false and the accuser a liar and blasphemer.
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Ramona
S. D
South Dakota
J. M. Tripp
Lake County
All There Is To It. Kansas City Journal
A brief note in the Kansas City Journal reflects on a thought about May ign month without an R. The item presents a concise, period voice remark likely editorial in tone. No further context or names are provided in the fragment.
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Kansas
City Journal
General Cadorna Leads Italian Forces Against Austria
General Cadorna is the commander in chief of the Italian army now in important battles with the Austrians. He has moved his headquarters to Trent to direct efforts to stem the Austrian advance.
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Cadorna
Trent
Roosevelt Urges Universal Training in Memorial Address
In Kansas City Missouri Theodore Roosevelt delivers a memorial address praising universal training and service. He warns against pacifist nostalgia and urges readiness, Monroe Doctrine defense, and strong leadership to prevent foreign aggression, calling for a modern armed force and mobilization of the fleet at war onset.
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Kansas City
Teodore Roosevelt
North
Monroe
United States
Washington
Dl. Thoosevelt
Europe
Col. Roosevelt
Grant
Tee
Copperhead
Navy Department
Army
Labor unrest widespread with 1069 strikes in six months
Washington reports strikes and lockouts across the United States have been unusually frequent. In the last six months there were 1 069 such actions, including 268 in April, largely tied to demand for labor to fill orders. Immigration declines blamed for labor shortages, with metal trades seeing the most strikes.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Labor
The Aches of House Cleaning Pain Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for bruises and soreness from cleaning. It promises rapid relief and restful sleep, with a customer claim and a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Sloan
Broken Heart Fatal in Terre Haute Car Crash
In Terre Haute Indiana on May 21 an automobile driven by Leo Tales killed thirteen year old Leonard Harold. Tales died yesterday of a broken heart after a court exonerated him of blame in the accident and a surgeon's letter of exoneration was sent at the request of the surgeon and friends and officials and the rest of the report could not be completed.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Leo Tales
Leonard Harold
Tales
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