Refused Women Under Arrest Claim Self Defense
In New York City a woman asserts self defense after shooting a man who attacked her during a delivery. Miss Graham, speaking to reporters, describes blackmail threats and notes she has asked Congressman Martin Littlet on to help. A key figure is Wm. BE, Don Stokes. letters and motives remain unclear.
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Martin W. Littleton
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Falls South Dakota to host annual bankers association convention
The article notes Falls, South Dakota and Belle Fourche are favored to host the annual state bankers association convention. Danforth of Parker, the executive airman, and L. J. Welch speak as residents discuss work achieved, laws enacted, and benefits from Interstate Protective association. Bank membership reaches 604 with 102 national and 1634 state banks totaling 636. No bank failures in the year and only four attempted robberies are reported.
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Belle Fourche
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Jelle
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Fi Danforth
Parker
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Toux Coie
L. J. Welch
Association For the Improvement
Interstate Protective Association
South ‘Dakota
South: Dakota
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Funeral for S Lammon in Ethan S D
The funeral was held for S Lammon at the M E church in Ethan S D with Rev John Brink officiating. Lammon died in Hot Springs and was 72. he leaves a wife four sons and three daughters as Odd Fellows and local residents attended, with pallbearers named and floral tributes noted.
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M. E. Church
John Brink
Milltown
Hot Springs
Chicago
Lammon
C. F. Drake
A. J. Annis
A.walters
Charles Donk
Wm. Craig
M. Schmitz
Gus Strand
Dakota Wesleyan University Grants Degrees In 26th Commencement
Dakota Wesleyan University held its twenty sixth commencement in the Methodist church with sixty five graduates from the college normal music and commerce programs. Rev Charles M Stuart spoke on the press in society and cautioned against yellow journalism while urging public trust in newspapers. The president and faculty recognized graduates from multiple departments and awarded masters degrees to James Crowthers Edith Noble and Clarence Gilliland as part of a year end ceremony. Two new buildings science hall and a gymnasium were announced as planned additions to the campus.
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Bernice Baldridge
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Beulah Marie Berry
Myrtle van Schoonhoven
Bessie Ellen Cobb
Margaret Josephine Wolfe
Flavia L. Curtis
Winifred Ida Grace
Gertrude Hoffman
Laura Jane Avis
Helen Margaret Knox
Sadie C. Bartlett
Julia A. Splitt
Ethel M. Blynn
Jessie May Witzel
Ruth Ellen Colton
Pearl Beatrice Brown
Mamie Marie Grace
Perle Wilson
Richard N. Axford
James Edwin Crowthers
Edith Nopyle
Clarence Vosburg Gilliland
Crowthers
Dakota Wesleyan
Garrett Biblical Institute
Noble
Egan Opens Second Campaign For South Dakota Governor
George W. Egan of Sioux Falls started his second bid for governor in Yankton with a progressive Republican platform. He criticized the state administration and urged reform, endorsing direct election of officials where feasible, while drawing a large crowd with his oratorical style.
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Yankton Theater
South Dakota
Will Organize Commercial Club In South Dakota
Sioux Falls report notes the state Federation of Commercial Clubs formed a committee to perfect a reorganization aimed at strengthening immigrant and investment efforts. The panel, including L. L. Ness Mitchell Walter Jacobson Aberdeen and H. O. Cooley, will report at a September Huron meeting during the state fair.
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State Federation
State Immigration Bureau
Bureau
South Dakota
Federation
L. L. Ness
Mitchell
Walter Jacobson
Aberdeen
H. O. Cooley
State Federation of Commercial Clubs
Mitchell Triumphs Over Redfield In Tight Baseball Showdown
Mitchell defeats Redfield 3 to 2 as Eller and Potter star in a well pitched contest. Wilson's timely hits and Bodine's base running power Mitchell to a decisive victory in a tense midweek game.
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Mee
Bell
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McCarl
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Sherer
Erickson
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Weise
Jones
Lewis
The Score by Innings
Mitchell scores 3 runs in a 10 inning game while Redfield struggles with a 1 run finale. Both teams tally lines 10010101 and 100000000 respectively in a compact baseball scorecard.
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Redfield
Arson suspect arrested in Deadwood linked to Buffalo case
Alex McCown, 30, once a Texas mover and Chicago jewelry trader, was jailed in Deadwood after telegraphic word from Minnesota fire marshal C K Keller. He is under indictment for arson at Buffalo Minnesota after allegedly removing jewelry samples and burning the Buffalo hotel. His estranged wife seeks divorce.
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McCown
Chicago
Buffalo
Minn
Sturgis Banker Heads South Dakota Bankers Association
The South Dakota Bankers association concluded its twentieth annual convention in Sioux Falls with enthusiastic notes on the hospitality. Attendees toured the Morrel Packing plant and city sites and enjoyed a Dutch lunch at the Sioux Falls Brewing and Malting Co. Officers elected: President M. M. Brown Sturgis. Vice President J. A. Danforth Yankton. Secretary J. E. Platt Clark. Treasurer R. B. McCandless Fulton. Executive Council chair F. Danforth Parker. Eight Members on the Executive Council.
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South Dakota Bankers Association
Morrel
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