Naval fleet in being shapes modern sea warfare
A naval expert argues that a fleet under protection at its base or near home waters holds strategic power, with German naval strength giving it the edge in the recent North Sea clash. He notes German ships and Zeppelins aided their victory while British forces endured the risk of being overwhelmed at the outset. Public reaction to militarization and tax debates tempers readiness parades and defense plans.
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North Sea
Helgoland
Kiel Canal
London
Admiralty
United States
Themy
Navy
Delft Blue Fashion In A Wide Plaid Shantung Style
A detailed description shows a high fashion ensemble featuring a Delft blue plaid on Shantung silk. The outfit includes a Delft blue taffeta jacket, ecru shantung, a belted cape, Delft enamel buckled accessories, ccru buckskin shoes, and a wide Delft trimmed hat with rose wool decorations.
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Delft
Ecru
Milady
Artesian Nine Wins In Close Contest
The Artesian nine drove in runs with timely hitting and smart fielding to post a solid victory. Batteries: Artesian Coughlin and Dugan. catcher Le tcher Mernaugh and Valiant.
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Artesian Nine
Eiteher
Artesian
Coughlin
Dugan
Ietcher
Mernaugh
Valiant
Perry Township Young People mark social evening and next meet up
The Young People's club met at Sherman Lewis's home on Wednesday May 24. After the regular meeting they socialized, and a lunch was served. They will adjourn to meet with Miss Agnes Dodd on June 7.
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Ikrum Colts
Alley Rats
Yahne
Fraser
Rats
Krum
Colts
Steve Berscheid
Fulton Club
Farmers’ Union
Riverside Park
Milwaukee Road
Charles City
Iowa & Dakota
Mason City
Phil McMahon
Mitchell
Jackson Junction
Jh. E. Shelton
Sioux Falls
Clarence Hopkins
Redfield
R. L. Tremaine
Charles Lester
Sioux City
Newburys
Ed M. Newcomb
Woonsocket
Dakota Wesleyan Academy
Ruth Newcomb
E. W. Heyler
Walter Teyter
University of Minnesota
Gardner Watkins
Athol
Chicago
S. P. Watkins
Young People’s Club
Sherman Lewis
Agnes Dodd
Carl Elliott
Rochester
Minn
Milo Dailey
Butler
Mildred Lewis
Chas. Kendall
Clint Wildmann
Social Hour Club
Reobert Welken
Clarence Clapsaddle
Peddicord
Frank
Jim Shew
Artesian Defeats Letcher Tigers 6 to 1 at Hitchcock Park
Artesian led 3 runs in the first inning and added three more by the fourth, then held Letcher to a single score, as the northerners dominated the game from the start and sealed the easy victory.
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Artesian
Letcher
Hitchcock Park
Northerners
Two South Dakota High School Winners Take Theme Prize
The Manglish Club of Dakota Wesleyan awarded the second annual theme contest prize to Huron High School student Robert Dean Crawford for Mrs Tehrens Pearls and Watertown student Verne Shaw for A Test of Courage. Judges praised the stories maturity drama and real ڏئي.
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Manglish Club
Dakota Wesleyan
South Dakota
Robert Dean Crawford
Huron High School
Verne Shaw
Watertown
Oldham High Segal
Lung Lee
Morry L. Ogan
Hot Springs
Marian B. Thompson
Highmore
Leo A. Borah
Eluron High School
Margaret Turnbull
Watertown High School
Clyde Tull
Gertrude Chappel
Walter Way
Rey
Kangaroos Play Own Court At State Convention
A kangaroo court staged by two men impersonating police opened the Mitchell convention day. The pair arrested several city figures in a mock trial before real police intervened, ending with fines and bonds as the prank's reveal.
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Mitchell
Iolk
Rosco Satterlee
W. F. Pascoe
Widmann Hotel
Jr. J. Wells
Frank Chase
W. W. Carstensen
J. Hanson
William Cott
Record Class Lets 55 Graduates Receive Diplomas
Fifty five high school graduates received diplomas at the annual commencement in the city hall auditorium. Principal J W McClinton presented diplomas after an invocation by Rev Charles Sumner Osgood and remarks by Dr Silas Ivans of Ripon College.
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City Hall
Charles Sumner Osgood
First Congregational Church
Silas Ivans
Ripon College
Ripon
Wis
Supt
J. W. McClinton
Senior Class Floral Decor Describes North Gallery
The section marked off by orange and black banners with class colors and American beauty roses highlighted the stage decor. Senior class flowers were used extensively to decorate the setting.
May records show warmest day and heavy rain in South Dakota
A May report from the federal weather bureau at Huron notes 3.83 inches of rainfall, 1 inch above normal, and an average May temperature of 56 degrees, just below the 57.3 degree long term mean. The 97 degree high on May 7 set a month record.
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Federal Weather Bureau
Huron
South Dakota
Nine youths graduate from Columbus College ceremony
The Columbus College commencement on Wednesday awarded nine diplomas. Mass was led by Rev Father J. A. Williams and the baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev. Father Breen. Honors went to students across philosophy, penmanship, history, composition, and more with a noon banquet to conclude events.
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Nicholas Geeres
White Lake
Philosophy
Paul McGuire
J. M. Cook
Aaron Lentz
Michael J. Healey
William J. Gartland
J. G. Chaloupka
J. M. Kempter
R. J. Murphy
Bernard A. McAreavey
Holdup Suspect Now a Fugitive
Vermillion Iowa details show Clarence Dunning of Sioux City a fugitive from justice after alledged assault with intent to rob. Bond forfeited at 1000 dollars posted by Western Surety Co. Suspect arrested Aug 27 and connected to Aug 25 box car holdup near Burbank that left James Brown dead.
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Vermillion
Clarence Dunning
Sioux City
J. B. Tripp
Dunning
Tripp
Western Surety Company
Burbank
Clay County
South Dakota
James Brown
P. Brown
Westboro
Copeland
G. W. McCowan
Fred Perry
Brown
Delegates File Alternates Names for Chicago Convention
Pierre S D and S H W Elrod name M R Baskerville of Watertown as alternate. Chas A Tioward selects S X Way of Watertown as alternate. J Kelly selects T P Swarts of Selby and G Wadsworth selects James Mee of Centerville as alternates. State secretary notes alternates must file acceptance to be valid.
No Federal Court Term Set for Pierre South Dakota
Judge Elliott has notified Pierre that there will be no June term of federal court due to insufficient cases to justify a term.
Judge Bottum rules saloons cannot reopen after July
In Pierre South Dakota Judge Bottum decides Orient cannot save legal saloons after the first of July. Consequently Francrecht saloons will not operate in Hughes Hyde Sully and Stanley counties starting July.
Indians to Meet at Oahe for Dakota Conference
The Dakota conference of Congregational Indians and nearby reservations will convene next week at Oahe where the Indian mission stands. Missionary TP L Riggs and wife have long served Sioux communities from Oahe, with siblings and relatives shaping Indian work across Minnesota and the Northwest.
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Alfred Riggs
Santee
Indian Institution
Riggs
Northwest
Drunken Driver Held After Fatal Crash Near Bancroft
Samuel Ryland, a well known farmer, was arrested on intoxicated driving charges after a crash that left his eight year old son severely injured. He reportedly drank heavily and was intoxicated at the time of the accident which occurred as he returned home with three children. The car left the highway, overturned in a ditch, and the boy was pinned beneath the vehicle with severe skull fracture and chest injuries. Doctors fear for the child’s life.
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S. D
Alta Brown
Springfield
Elsie Snow
M. T. Mead
Department of Biology
Dakota Wesleyan
Quarterny
Transactions of the
American Microscopical Society
Mead
University of Chicago
John §. Chapman
A.T. Downey
H. H. Kittleson
Kittleson
Armour
Ildora Young
Kimball
C. S. Osrood
Sambo
Mitchell
W. S. McGrath
Cedar Rapids
Bancroft, S. I
Samuel Ryland
Ryland
Best Time to Prune Trees in South Dakota
Brookings SDSU horticulture expert Prof N Hansen advises pruning when sap flow begins mid June to speed healing. He warns white elm requires careful cuts to prevent breakage, and stresses topping in June for young trees. Pruning tips cover tool choice, trimming before branches exceed one inch, shading tendencies of cottonwood and poplars, and sealing large wounds with paint.
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Brookings
N. 12
Hansen
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Carolina
Nor Way
Near Beer Alcohol at Miner County Hall Raid
Vilas South Carolina reports a sheriff raid on a local pool hall where malt tonic was seized as allegedly containing more liquor than allowed for temperate drinks. The proprietor avoided arrest and awaits state chemist analysis of the sample to determine the alcohol content.
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Vilas
S. C
Miner County
Card of Thanks for Grady Family
The Grady family thanks friends and neighbors for help during their daughter and sister’s illness and death and for the floral offerings. Mr and Mrs James Grady and family.
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James Grady
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