Militiamen Respond Ten Gall to Mobilization Call
Fifty three young men of Company I reported for duty at noon under Governor Byrne's mobilization order for all state militia units to assemble for Redfield camp preparations. Fourteen remained behind in Mitchell, bringing Company I enrollment to sixty seven with four new recruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Byrne
Redfield
Mitchell
EB. B. Rowley
City Hall
Aberdeen
S.D
South Dakota National Guards
Kirkpatrick
Chimmdna Unt
Ww. D. Swain
Pacific Coast
Ruble Lavery
Cr. J. Lavery
South Dakota
Northern Guardsmen Ready to Mobilize in South Dakota
Aberdeen reports militia companies in northern South Dakota prepared for mobilization at Redfield. Captain A. J. Mayer of Webster’s separate company notes his unit, organized last December, looks forward to service but cites a printer shortage in Webster. L. B. Smith commands mounted orderlies at Ipswich, says the force is filled to twenty men and ready for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
South Dakota
Redfield
A. J. Mayer
Webster
Websters
War footing prepared by Aberdeen and Redfield outfits
The text notes both Aberdeen and Redfield companies ready for mobilization with full equipment including horses and recruiting to place their units on maximum war footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Redfield
Guardsmen Enlistments Grow Ahead of Friday Mobilization
Four new recruits already join Company F for the Redfield mobilization as Governor Byrne orders. Lieut Chapman returns with Mrs Chapman amid a show of support from locals and veterans. The mass meeting plans to rally Mitchell residents behind the guardsmen before departure.
Ruskin Park Celebration Promises Record Auto Races
Ruskin Park hosts a July 2 3 4 celebration with a standout auto race field from Nebraska Minnesota Montana and Iowa cup holder among entrants for 3000 in purses. Speedway banks raised to twelve feet and dirt track record hopes abound as Artesian and Letcher clash daily in ball games for top purses and regional Dakota title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin Park
Northwest
Nebraska
Minnesota
Montana
Speedway
Artesian
Letcher
State Continues Cash In Orpet Murder Trial
In Waukegan 111 further testimony for the prosecution was heard in the trial of Will Orpet charged with killing Marion Lambert. A dispute over the letters exchanged between Orpet and Lambert was to affect the prosecution’s ability to close its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan
Will Orpet
Marion Lambert
Orpet
Marion
Were Married Near Alexandria
At high noon Tuesday at the home of George H. Letcher four miles south of Alexandria, Charles Victor Letcher and Isa dore Lenadell Hazen were married. Rev. Robert Lincoln Kelley officiated in a double ring ceremony witnessed by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Letcher
Mies
Alexandria
Charles Victor Letcher
Isadore Lenadell Hazen
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church of
Mitchell
G. EB. Letcher
Hanson
Davison
Ella W Hazen
Eldora
Towa
Hunice Hazen
Roy Osborn
Fenton
Wila Hazen
Vidora
William Osborn
Ray Osborn
Rickford
Iluron
Mesdames Clouse
Elmer Leteher
Huron
S. Charles Vs
Deteler
South Sanborn Street Viaduct Plea To City Council
A letter to The Republican urges Mitchell city officials to build a viaduct over the Milwaukee tracks on South Sanborn Street. The writer notes daily crossing by over 1,000 pedestrians and 500 vehicles, frequent delays due to rail switching, and ongoing minor accidents, calling the issue vital as the city grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Republican
South Side
Milwaukee Tracks
Sanborn Street
Mitchell
South Sanborn
Widows Granted Vote If Soldiers Died Prominent in Paris
A petition circulated by the League of Patriots and Nationalist Organization founded by Paul Deroulede proposes that widows or next of kin of soldiers who died for France receive the electoral franchise for ten years. The measure aims as a mark of gratitude to fallen soldiers and includes widows with orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
League of Patriots
Paul Deroulede
Longest Day of 1916 Marks Summer Solstice
The article notes June 21 as the longest day of the year for 1916 with daylight lasting 14 hours 39 minutes. It states summer begins at 12:24 PM and lasts 98 days 14 hours 50 minutes, until September 23. Sunrise is at 4:12 AM and sunset around 7:61 PM, with gradual daily shifts in sunrise and sunset times.
Sentenced for rusting in Leola South Dakota
Johnn Quartier a young man from McIntosh county North Dakota has been sentenced in Leola South Dakota for rusting crimes. The case details show a regional legal action with the defendant facing penalties and potential further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leola
S. D
Johnn Quartier
Mclntosh County
North
Man Held in Ax Murders Is Loving Husband and Father
Blackie Mansfield, charged as the killer in a series of ax murders that have terrified the Kansas City area for four years, has been captured after a two year chase and jailed. Police describe him as the most horrifying slayer in the region, while his family view him as a loving husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackie
Mansfield
Kansas City
Blackie" Mansfield
Man Pleads Guilty in Cattle Theft Case in South Dakota
Kota man who fled frenzied finandering and shipped stolen cattle to Chicago from Eureka pleaded guilty in state circuit court here and was sentenced to four and a half years in the South Dakota penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kota
McPherson County
Chicago
Eureka
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Girl Fails to Locate Parents in Bend Oregon
Sioux Falls resident Miss Anna Reed aged 18 traveled about 2000 miles from Sioux Falls to Bend Oregon hoping to reunite with her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Reed who were said to live on a homestead near Bend. She has not found them and is stranded in Bend. An uncle in Sioux Falls will assist in locating the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Anna Reed
Bend
Ore
Allen Reed
Sioux Walls
Buying Texas Calves
Pierre South Dakota reports ongoing cattle shipments into the state with many young cattle sourced from Texas and New Mexico. The spring influx into South Dakota is expected to exceed any prior year since the era of the free range, reflecting a heavy volume of purchases and delivery from southern points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
S. D
Texas
New Mexico
South Ikota
Window Smashers Target Pierre Storefronts
Pierre, S. D. merchants reported window smashings from a night prior with stones shattered plate glass fronts. A clothing store suffered breakage and a small amount of goods were stolen during the incident.
Chautauqua closes with Christine Giles and Bing
Mitchell audience enjoyed a closing chautauqua program featuring Christine Giles and Ralph Bingham. The evening mixed music with stories and humor, highlighted by Bingham’s Billy Johnson rag routine. Superintendent Hoover planned next year’s contract pending final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Christine Giles
Ralph Bingham
Christine Giles-Bingham
Mr. Bingham
Bing
Billy Johnson
Qld
Bingham
W. J. Hoover
For Sale and Lost Notices From Beatrice Area
Classified items list for sale on South Side with a bedroom suite and Beatrice cream separator. Also notes a painting service by Arthur Guse. Lost items include a 32x38 1-2 Racine tire and a pocketbook, with reward offered at the Republican office. storage address at 701 No. Sanborn.
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Company F
Governor Byrne
Phillip 2. Maxson
William D. Bosswell
Roland E. Becker
William H. Moores
S. Cheaypman
Big Stone Lake
Milwaukee
Sioux City
Miltia
Geo. A. Silsby
South Dakota National Guard
City
Hanson County
R. K. Kelley
Carhart
South Sec
A. BR. Carhart
Milwaukee Viaduct
Blackie” Mans
Daily Republican
Mitchell Weekly Capital
Oregon
Diehls
Dichl Drug Company
W. H. Fritz
Optometrist
Ivanhoe Mfg. Co
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
11Th St
10Th St
James Murphy
S. Duff
IRENT
iGentlemen
Arne
West 6Th Avenue
Navin
S. Webber
Davis & Daniels Co
West Sec. Ave
E. 3Rd Ave
Ford
H. Schuttler
Farmer
Davenport
712
W. 4Th
Beatrice
Inquire
Montana St
Fairbanks- Morse
W. 5Th Ave
Rayo
S. Edmunds St
Cole Automobile
Delco
S. M
Hattacks
Grundland, Mitchell
H. B. Dow- No
Lacher
Dell, Woonsocket
S. D. Hedaegeel
East Fourth Ave
Brunswick-Balke Collender Co
South 10Th St
Omaha
Neb
Highmore
Farming Real Estate Journal
Farm and Real Estate Journal
Tracy
Iowa
Hanson Co
Court Merrill
Hilton I. Jones
Court
Merrill
Prof. Jones
Levi Peirce
Waterloo
Jno
Colteaux
Western Nat’l. Bank Bldg
Bowery Dance
Kennebec, S. D
Bobb’s Drug Store
R. W. Jamison
Arthur Guse
Larrisons
Mitchell’ Hide Company
Brookings, S. C
S. Sanborn Street
Mitchell—School of
Clara Arneson
4Th Ave
Mitchell S. D
Bert Snow
Duff
Main
Sanborn
4Th Street
Larrison
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