South Dakota bankers group meets at Elks club session
Group 4 bankers from the South Dakota association convened at the Elks Club for their annual session presided by President Ludwig Lovinger White Lake. A. A. Crane of Minneapolis spoke on the Federal Reserve system and the 1907 panic, discussing the Ninth Reserve Bank in Minneapolis and NW banking power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
Ourth
South Dakota
Ora. J. Darl. Hing
Lovinger
Mr. Darling
F. D. Peckham
Alexandria
M. Patton
A. A. Crane
First & Security National Bank of
Minneapolis
Livinger
Ninth Reserve Bank
Northwest
Crane
Louis Lovinger
Stanley Vermlige
Tn Tien
Clos
Reg Aslieard
Metropolitan Theater Orchestra
Thevening
Roscoe T
Hinton
Savings Amie
Jamon
Cane
Mate Batic
Ike
Quartetto
Hedon
Il Elove
Notre Dame Academy Commencement Plans Revealed
Notre Dame Academy lists events for commencement week starting Friday evening with the Maid of Tapen operetta at the hall auditorium. The following Monday January 7 features a juniors to seniors banquet, alumni reunion Tuesday, and a full day Wednesday with advanced piano recital. Graduation exercises are set for June 10 at the city hall auditorium with M J Treen, Columbus president, delivering the address and seventeen grammar graduates receiving diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame Academy
Fine 4
Elt Hall
Academy
Imusic
Bis Bernice Rox
Tov
M. J. Treen
Columbus
Co Jogo
Ring Lardner Girl's Letter from South Chicago
The fragmentary letter from Mary to Ring Lardner describes life in South Chicago, a divorce notice, and personal struggles. It mentions 845 Burley Avenue, a judge named Stough, financial strain of earning one dollar weekly, and references to coal mining houses. The text also includes Musings on fate, faith, and the writer’s attempt to distance from an unwanted marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles Honrath
Burley Avenue
Issite
Mary
Stough
Lim
MA Lea
Sidula
South Chicago
Austria
Hungary
Suena
Vetore
Auto Smasher Promises Busy Letcher Picnic Thursday
Letcher hosts annual farmers picnic on June 2 with D-Harness racing, baseball clash between Mitchell and Letcher, and several races including a purse of 100 dollars for trot or pace, 100 dollars for trot, a half mile run for 50 dollars, and a quarter mile pony race for 15 dollars. Heats are best two of three, with 60 25 15 10 payout. Publicity notes secretary Samimis involved in highway operation kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher
Mitchell
Unknown suspects target spikes in highway plan
A report describes a plan by unknown suspects to place sharp spikes on a road in traffic dangerous enough to cause injuries to drivers and damage to autos. Police have a party under suspicion and anticipate an arrest soon as investigation continues.
Prisoner Escapes Jail After Grub Theft Incident
Claude Roverts and James Conway escaped from the city jail after a party at a local hotel Tuesday night. They stole money from M. Magneson of Fulton and took coffee, sugar, and bread from the jail larder. A wrench was used to pry bars from a window. Glenn Stafford also fled and will face Judge Thompson next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Roverts
M. Magneson
Fulton
Rovers
James Conway
Glenn Stafford
Otierts
Young Stafford
Thompson
Juvenile and County Court
Nesday
Magnesson
Mquor
Demag Min
WM. Hetert
Munnicipal
Revolting Cruelty Charged In Bulldog Fire Case
Sioux City authorities report a bulldog owned by 1/4 Evans of ironville road was set ablaze by neighbor Jack Barter after luring the animal indoors. Carter appeared in police court facing cruelty to animals, with the charge later to be amended to malicious injury. The burning dog later died at a veterinarian’s stable. Police note this as a rare cruelty case since a prior high-profile offense punished five years’ penitentiary for cutting a horse’s tongue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Hecause
Evans
Ironville Road
Gambol
Jack Barter
South Glass Street
Yeuterday
Ryans
Carter
Don Mullan
Bea
Baa
Bird
Penitenaary
Arcenemy
May Hear Frank in Own Behalf at Clemency Hearing
An affidavit by Mrs Frank detailing her knowledge of her husband's movements the day Mary Phagar was murdered will be presented before the state prison commission next Monday at the hearing on Frank's application for a commutation from death to life. Hoyt leads Frank's defense while Mrs Frank may testify if allowed. The commission indicated no pardons or commutations allow a personal appearance, and whether Frank may appear is undecided. Clemency petitions are being circulated among jurors and Atlanta ministers amid objections from Solicitor General Dorsay. The Georgia Society of New York has also filed a petition urging clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Mary Phagar
State Prison Commission
Nex
Frank
Hoyt
Atlanta
Teswas
Dorsay
Georgia Society of New York
Aberdeen Car Line Seeks Temporary Receivership
Aberdeen directors led by former Governor Harrid and C N Harris plan to seek a temporary receiver for the Aberdeen street railway after five years of operation at a loss. The goal is to maintain service, invite local investors, and reorganize to sustain the franchise while awaiting profitable turnover. For two years expenses were paid, but the last three years ran behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermaine
Aberdeen
Stece
Thas
Rooster Day Proclaimed By South Dakota Officials
Vermilion announces June 12 as Rooster Day to slaughter or market all mate birds to curb egg loss in summer, a practice tied to preventing wasteful production and handling costs. The proclamation urges all persons to comply, highlighting state efforts to control poultry issues and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion
S. D
State Food and Drug Commmissione
South Dakota
Guy C. Fray
Jana Ree
Rooster Day Urges Farmers to Remove Roosters
The notice calls flocks to be rid of male birds by June 12 and urges buyers to dispose of roosters to save feed and protect egg production. The Food and Drug Department seal will be affixed at Ver milion, May 1815, with circulars distributed to merchants and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Masti
Food and Drug Department of
South Dakota
Vermilion
Thisty
Guy G. Frary
Hetter
Two Inches Rain Throughout the Week Reported
Weather summary notes two inches of rainfall over the past week affecting local conditions. It mentions temperatures varying daily with possible showers and hints at associated effects on travel and outdoor activities.
Library report shows non fiction majority and popular sociology
A library report notes over one third of weekly checkouts were non fiction. Sociology led with 24 books, literature next with 20, children’s reads at 29 percent of total 472. Periodicals gain popularity. magazines may be borrowed for two weeks with fines for late return.
Canton Liquor Ban Extends Beyond Prescriptions
Canton South Dakota moves to bar alcohol for local habitual drinkers. State’s attorney Carson has served all drug stores with names of men alleged to obtain liquor by fake prescriptions. Stores must refuse even with physician orders. violators face state penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
S. D
Stite
Carson
Cantom
Ible
Policewoman named for city of Pierre South Dakota
Mayor Borst appoints Mrs J E Hipple as Pierre s first policewoman with power to enforce city clean up orders in official capacity and without pay. She will oversee cleanup duties and has police authority to enforce orders in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre, S. D
Drowning and flood devastate South Dakota towns
Three people drown in a South Dakota flood near Cottonwood after a cloudburst. The Had river country saw a house swept away with a family pulled into the water as the stream rose. Harry Smith survived by clinging to a tree till daylight. The storm also caused a large fire at Cottonwood with estimated losses around 50,000 dollars and widespread railway damage. Flood warnings stretched from Powell to Ft Pierre as waters moved toward the James River valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood
S. D
Harry Smith
B. W. Kirkpatrick
Chicago & North Western Railway
Pierre
Rapid City
Mt Vernon Bankers Elect New Group Four Officers
J M Newell cashier First National Bank Mt Vernon was named president of Group Four bankers. WF G Wessel president Wessington Springs State Bank elected vice president. W Bryant cashier Commercial Savings Bank Mitchell joined executive committee. Mitchell Chamberlain and Alexan delegate attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Newell
First National Bank
Mt. Vernon
Bankers of
Group Four
WF. G._Wessel
Wessington Springs State Bank
W. Bryant
Commercial 4 Savings Bank of Mitchell
Lovingéry
Aurora
Fy ‘Swartont
Mutal
Alexan
Ludwig Lovinger
A. Liisby
Ole Elks' Club
St Mary's Guild
Metropolitan Theater Orchestra
Dames Valley
Mitchell
South Dakota
Marge
Meaney
Azure
Chang
Secrocr
Coninger
Tony Tat
Insane Patient Sues for Maintenance at State Hospital
Wanttam, committed to the state hospital, sues for maintenance of an insane patient. The case centers on continued care and funding obligations under state hospital provisions. Legal actions concern guardianship and maintenance responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanttam
Woonsocket Water Carnival engages Big Alban Bros
The Woonsocket Water Carnival Company announces the fourth annual water carnival for the week starting June 14. The addition of the Big Alban Bros. Laws troupe broadens the amusements with shows, baseball, boating, shoot-the-chutes, dancing, and more to entertain visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Water Carnival Company
Big Alban Bros
Weonsocktr
Alimai
Carnival Company
Hecla Man Missing For Several Weeks Title
A Hecla man has been missing for an extended period. He left home with some money and furnished no clear plan, and authorities have had no contact or sightings since. Families seek information as investigators review his finances and possible movements.
Analysis test saves coal costs for state institutions
Pietre S D states that by demanding a copy of coal analysis furnished to state institutions and computing coal cost on the heat analysis test, the institutions saved $208 for April.
Auditor and Treasurer Exhibit Summary
Fragmentary OCR mentions auditor and treasurer exhibits with unclear names and terms. No coherent events, entities, or dates present to establish a full, factual record.
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Bankers
Notre. Dame
Academy Rulis
Tion Font
Botki
Ry Samimis
Mar
UX City Man
Pentel
Tel
Colorado
Hove
Hris
Alt ‘Uildeen
Glenn Wells Company
Mexico
Cille Adams
Madame Lillia
India
Sumner Fon
China
W. DB. Whitmore
McCord
Jeausic
Henry Buehtel
Joe R. Hantey
Cavaliers
Georgeous
Ust
Aberdeen Car Line
Dakota
Dom Arouse
Stace
Neal
Analelas
Ltbrary
Toleport of Amiss
Hula Laurson
Emma Holst
Childdren
Lilly Patterson
New York
Lane
Ferris
Moston
S. D. Flood
Pamely
MAN
II 1S
Merting
Hecla
Fay
Hans
Atomios
Hubert
Vetwre
Hae
Sowton
Cattrell
Cheenti
Cireut
Dakotx
Davieon
Foire Beering
Daviean
Soden
Sherif
Babess
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