Hughes Life at a Glance and Notable Career Highlights
A biographical timeline covers Hughes son of Rev David Charlies Hughes and Mary Catherine Connelly, Colgate student, Brown AB and AM, Columbia LLB, admitted to New York bar, prize fellowship, practiced law in New York City, married Antoinette Carter, professor at Cornell Law, lectured at New York Law School, counsel for Stevens Gas and Armetront Insurance, USAttorney coal investigation, elected governor of New York 1907 to 1910 with multiple degrees, later invoked as associate justice of the Supreme Court, amid honorary degrees and public service roles.
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Glenn Mails
N. Y
David Charlies Hughes
Mary Catherine Connelly
Colgate University
Brown University
Brown
Columbia University
New York
Columbia Law School
New York City
Antoinette Carter
Cornell University
New York New School
Stevens Gas
Armetront Insurance
United States
Grown University
Golun Ihia
Knox
Lafayette
Union
Colgate
George Washington
Williams, Il
University of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the United States
New One
Ysnoriate Justice
Resignation signals shift in U S Supreme Court calm
Charles S. Hughes resigns from the bench citing national crisis and calls for unity. He endorses the Republican platform, urges stronger diplomacy, preparedness, and expanded foreign trade while pledging to support the party’s campaign efforts.
No Militarism Amid Ideals Calls for Strong Defense
The statement rejects militarism and aggression while urging adequate national defense. It argues for an industrial and economic preparation for wartime, warns of postwar tests, and calls for fair readjustment, economic independence, and balanced justice for labor to sustain American living standards.
Webbers Restaurant Reopens After Remodeling Reform
Webbers restaurant at 116 North Main Street reopens after weeks of remodeling with white fixtures new shelving and a special order lunch counter. Manager Joren W Weber aims to attract women traveling salesmen merchants and clerks by offering a la carte meals along with lunches and fresh produce.
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Webbers
Joren W. Weber
Mr. Webber
North Main Street
Timber Lake to Have Flour Mill
Timber Lake S J June 16 a meeting of Warners Merchants Mill Co stockholders will be held to approve building and machinery for a full flour and feed mill. The day features band concerts a home talent play the turning on of the town lights and a Timber Lake versus Firesteel baseball game. Ample stock has been subscribed to assure construction and operation.
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Timber Lake
S. J
Warners & Merchants Mill E Company
Col on Roosevelt Stands Pat for Presidency Principles
The Courier Journal notes Colonel Roosevelt will not budge from his principles. He remains firm on a path to the presidency and upholds his asserted ideals, resisting any shift in stance.
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WT. R
Pat
Louisville Courier-Journal
Roosevelt
Somebody's Been Stung
Birmingham Age-Herald remarks that comparing Carranza to Iguerta favors Iguerta as a scholar and gentleman, implying Uncle Sam may deem Iguerta superior in manners or conduct.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Sam
Carranza
Iguerta
Always Running at Large and Bryan as Nebraska Delegate
A brief note questions why Mr. Bryan should be a delegate from Nebraska and suggests he should be asked to serve as delegate at large. The piece ties the issue to his possible nationwide role and discusses delegation considerations.
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St. Louis Globe-Democraty
Bryan
Nebraska
Tie
Mitchell Local Notes Highlight Travel Delays and Community News
A Milwaukee passenger from Aberdeen ran about two hours late due to engine trouble near Mitchell. Miss Grace Doyle returns from the University of Illinois for summer with her parents. Several Mitchell residents undergo surgeries at St. Joseph's hospital, including 8. D. Reliance and William Dunbar. A marriage license issued to Mathew L. Marxen and Helen Ruth Tracy. Ruth Moyer heads to California for summer, with Dakota Wesleyan attendance planned in fall. Rev. J. J. Schwab accepts a Congregational post near Chicago after prior service in Mitchell. Chief of Police Fred Donaldson unveils a new black silk hat with gold lettering. Municipal court cases heard for speeding and drunkenness. Medical trips to Detroit and Philadelphia noted for Drs. Bobb. W. A. Wheeler to report to Washington July 1 for federal seed marketing work. Chautauqua guarantors plan canvassing to boost ticket sales for the July event with several two-person teams and mixed territory assignments. Tickets $1.50 adults, $1 for children.
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Mitchell
Milwaukee
Aberdeen
Grace Doyle
University of Illinois
A. H. Doyle
W. Pilker
Reliance
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mathew L. Marxen
Helen Ruth Tracy
William Dunbar
Ruth Moyer
California
FP. L. Moyer
Dakota Wesleyan
Paul Hansen
Soo Falls
J. C. Jensen
J. T. Heolseher
W. A. Morris
Redfield
Sloward Kingsbury
Dartford
Morris
J. J. Schwab
Mitchell Congregational Church
American Purity Federation
Missouri
Chicago
Schwab
Fred Donaldson
Bartlett
Wild Brand
Ipinnik Calhoun
Ind. Grow
Harry M. Carter
Clem Imensen
Deorge Strong
Ryland Guilty Of Driving While Intoxicated
Samuel Ryland, a well known farmer, is found guilty of driving an automobile while intoxicated. Judge Tall fines him 25 dollars and the secretary of state must revoke Ryland's auto license. Ryland appeals to the state circuit court, but the license is withheld in the interim. The arrest stems from an accident in which his young son was possibly fatally hurt when Ryland's car overturned.
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DeSmet
Samuel Ryland
Here
Tall
Secretary of State
Ryland
Freeman youth is white plague victim
Elias Wipf, once enlisted in the U S Army and stationed in San Francisco, has become a victim of consumption. He is the son of John Z Wipf, a Freeman resident, and his end is near.
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Freeman, S. D
Elias Wipf
Freeman
United States
San Francisco
John Z Wipf
Fashion Notes Describe Boucrio and Prapes Gowns in Silk Fabrics
The article reviews a Mary tiyon piece on prints and gowns, detailing a helio rdille silk dress with cream silk net trim. It highlights a low drop shoulder, bouffant skirt with bustle, and a snug bodice. Corsage of orchids at the waist provides the color accent.
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Mary Tiyon
Elise
Helio
Indians Buy Mexican Cattle at McLaughlin
The Indian agency at Tout Wetes, W. Ie, received 995 head of young steers bought from Cananea Cattle Co. of Sonora and shipped from Hereford Texas. The cattle cost about 47 dollars per head, with only two of 1,000 head lost en route. J A Stiles of Melaughlin also brought 1,500 head to place on the range.
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Standine Oek Indian Agency
Tout Wetes
W. Ie
Cananea Cattle Company
Sonora
Mexico
Tereford
Tex
Texas
Melanchlin
J. A. Stiles
Melaughlin
Indians Horse Pasture at Kadoka Aims to Hold Sioux Trade
Kadoka, S D proposes a horse pasture to feed Sioux ponies and retain trade with Pine Ridge Station. City officials note rising Indian commerce and argue pasture availability is essential to keep the trade flowing.
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Kadoka, S
Pine Ridge Westation
Verdun to fall in July says Germans
Berlin reports German staff predict Verdun will be in their hands in the first week of July after a prolonged assault begun February 21. Observers note cautious optimism and outline a three stage plan to drive French forces back and reach the Verdun Paris railway.
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Berlin
Germany
Amsterdam
Verdun
Wort Vaux
Sonville Fort
Fort de Tavannes
Pirury
Ieroideterre
Belleville
St. Michel
Meuse
Montzeville-Bois Bourrus-Charny
Verdun-Paris
France
Franece
Paris
Zurich
Mitchell Storm Drops Warm Rain Around Town
Rainfall from the late storm totaled 1.06 inches in Mitchell. Mrs. Wm M Smith and sons Arthur and Richard Smith left by car for Fairbault to attend Shattuck Military Academy commencement. Elizabeth Kelley expects UW graduation June 20 and her mother accompanies her from Madison. George Broadbent released from smallpox quarantine. Elks Hall redecorating planned. J S Halleen of Cedar Rapids to assist. A bubble water fountain will be installed. Ninety students enrolled for a six week Dakota Wesleyan summer session starting today. Seven county teachers institute begins next Monday with hundreds in attendance. Counties Davison Hanson Aurora Brule Sanborn Jerauld Hutchinson participate. White shoes and pumps sale for $2.50 and $3.00. Gillis reports. Conyes to attend West High graduation. Delith Conges is a senior. George Strong is the Democratic candidate for Davison sheriff. George Stone was in municipal court on bootlegging charge.
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Wm. M. Smith
Arthur Ff
Richard W. Smith
Fairbault, Minn
Shattuck Military Academy
John W. Broadbent
Elks Hall
J. S. Halleen
Cedar Rapids
Dakota Wesleyan
Davison
Hanson
Aurora
Brule
Sanborn
Jerauld
Hutchinson
Will H. Conyes
Minneapolis
West High School
Miss ‘Delight Conges
George Stone
George Strong
George H. Strong
Mitchell
Davison County
Trade to be held as Indians visit town for supplies
The town plans to host buying trips with provisions for the ponies. The move is expected to draw more Indians to Ka doka to purchase supplies, boosting the local trade through in town feed and goods for the ponies and people involved.
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Kadoka
Young Inventor Tests Far Reach Wireless Attack
A 15 year old student demonstrates a wireless receiver capable of receiving signals from about 1,500 miles away. The device works in a satisfactory manner and shows promise for long distance communication.
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Nai McIntosh
Sanaard
Wich
Youngster Drowns in Cave Near Corsica Farm
A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Benkelman, fell into a just completed cave near Corsica farm. The cave held about two and a half feet of water and the child was drowned. She was not missed for some time before her body was found.
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Corsica
Ta.a
James Benkelman
Nebraska Fugitive Burns Identified in South Dakota
A man calling himself Burns or Clark, jailed in Spink county for stealing brass, admitted he is a Nebraskan fugitive who escaped from the Nebraska prison farm. An officer will escort him back to Nebraska. He was identified by a police photo in the Spink county sheriff’s office.
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Mellette
Burns
Clark
Spink County
Nebraska
South Dakota
No-He's Always at Boiling Point Chicago News
Colonel Roosevelt has his faults, but lukewarmness is not one of them. The piece highlights his fiery temper and decisive stance, portraying him as a forceful leader in the political arena.
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Boiling Point
Chicago News
Roosevelt
Flowery blouse described as cool and pretty
The summery blouse features Dresden Georgette crepe in bright colors with a plain design. It has a white organdie collar, black ribbon wrist garters, and a simple two-tab ribbon detail, with the material cut into square tabs for a loose fall and adjustable collar.
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Dresden
New Way Wins Over the Old in Faulk County
In Faulk county Ben Coulter, an old fashioned man, is jailed in Paulkton awaiting trial for horse stealing. He allegedly stole a horse and buggy from Albert Gooder of Orient. Sheriff Garrick pursued him, Coulter found at a nearby farm, and he pleaded guilty to receive a year in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
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Paulkton
S. D
Faulk
Ben Coulter
Paulk County
Coulter
Albert Gooder
Orient
Garrick
Faulkton
Nerve
Sioux Falls
Lightning Stroke Misses Geddes Farmer By Narrow Margin
Paylis, a farmer near Geddes, endured a severe lightning strike during a storm. The bolt knocked him down and burned his clothes and flesh, leaving him unconscious for about four hours in an open field before he regained consciousness, retrieved his horses, and went home.
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Patal
Geddes
Paylis
Youth Builds Radio Plant in McIntosh South Dakota
Walter Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs C H Lawrence is noted for constructing a radio plant in McIntosh South Dakota as a youth.
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McIntosh
S. D
Walter Lawrence
Mrs
C. H. Lawrence
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