Over 2 000 000 Soldiers Killed in the War
Denver reports Red Cross figures on Allied and Central powers losses since the war began. The first six months show about 1 146 000 killed across Germany Austria France Britain and Russia with daily averages around 12 200 deaths and 28 000 total losses for the Allies. The Red Cross table lists Germany 482 000 Austria 462 000 France 1 150 000 Russia 182 000 and totals near 3 000 000 including wounded and dead.
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Denver
Col
Red Cross
K. Ziegler
Elise
Europe
Asia
Attic
Fesardiuis Osses
Eine
Germany
Austria
France
Great Britain
Russia
Howard drubs Mitchell 17 13 in rough season opener
Moray afternoon at Hitchead park featured Howard blasting ten runs in the second frame to lead Mitchell 15 to 1. Oscar Cool started on the mound for Mitchell but gave up four boots and six hits before Marty Fell finished the game. The contest included numerous miscues and hard hits as Howard cruised to a decisive victory.
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Howard
Mitchell
Hitchead Park
Moray
Oscar Cool
Cedar Rapis
Cool
Marty Fell
Young
Wien
Mathews
Senex
Gilmore
Infelder
Felis
Artero Euners
Tift
Cavinée
Carrinon Nish
Uae
Lcs
Harter
Ots
Aienee
Marshal
Unclear matchup: multiple players noted with hits and pitching
The report lists bases and hits for Mitchel Howard and Mary with several players named Sehar Harter C Mathews and others. Mentions three base hits, a seen score 5 to 1, and pitchers Gardner Reitis Pollis with several struck outs. Details are fragmentary and mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Howard
Mary
Sehar
Feuer
Harter
C Mathews
Marshall
Peck Stoc
Young
Seney
Sohamweber
Mathews
C._ Mathews
Feltis
Rasen
Gardner
Reitis
Marshalls
Peck
Gilmore
Pollis
Titt
Branch Endorsed for High Post in Modern Brotherhood
W A Traneh, endorsed by Mateheil M, seeks director seat in supreme lodge. Delegates Duncan, Mary Miller, Abs Birdie Wright chosen for Mitchell Lodge to Chamberlain state convention July 21. Endorsement of Mr Branch voted, Loomer couple to attend national secretaries convention in St Louis preceding the national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Traneh
Mateheil M
Supreme Lodge
Chamberlain West
South Dakota
Chamberlain
National Board of Directors
Branch
Jamies
Duncan
Mary T. Miller
Abs
Birdie Wright
Mitchell Lodge
B.A. Loomer
Oval Lodge
Bidwell Attacks Lenroot In Critique Of Peace Mediation
F A Bidwell writes to Congressman Lenroot criticizing his support for mediation and peace policy. The letter accuses Lenroot of dangers to national security, equating peace efforts with surrender and urging stronger defense and arbitration between nations.
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Ingine J. Lenroot
Wisconsin
Somimerchantaudualin
Mautaumua
Bevan
Bryan
Acl
Mons
Hsutg
Jessie
Nevalmerense
F. A. Bidwell
Weeks Addresses Tankers Convention on National Apathy
Senator John W Weeks of Massachusetts spoke at the twenty ninth annual Tawa Tankers Association session in Davenport about the country’s low mood and distrust between sections. He warned that partisan teachings foster radical resistance to correction of perceived wrongs and urged unity.
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Davenport, Ta
Tawa Tankers Association
John W Weeks
Massachusetts
Weeks
Lumbermen Challenge Bankers In Mitchell Baseball Game
Lumbermen of Mitchell issue a challenge to bankers for a baseball game at Hitchcock Park next week. The 20 o clock start aims to prove lumber outfits can outplay bankers. signed by local lumber companies with Heine Scharnweber named as manager. Team lineup includes Maclean, Nobis, Treganza, Nott, Wagner, Siminger, Max Nobis, Schiling, Moser.
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Mitchell
Titchcock Park
Towert Tairns Lumber Company
Bullerton Lumber Company
J.B. Anderson Lumber Company
Davis & Daniels Company
Heine Scharnweber
Mitchel
Timbers
Remains of Milwaukee Engineer Sullivan Mourned
The remains of PW Sullivan, a veteran Milwaukee engineer, arrived from Ortonville Minnesota and were met by railroad men at Milwaukee station. The deceased, long a well known figure in railroading, will lie in state at the McGrath home and funeral services are planned for Monday at the Catholic church.
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Sullivan
Hest
Itehell
Abtekell
Ortonville
Min
P. H. Megrath
McGrath
Milwaukee Sesson
Iraiville
Mitchel
Milwaukee
Medrath
Guinea
Exenine Ts
Average Tax Levy Reported For 1815 in State
Pierre South Dakota reports the average tax levy on corporate property set at 9.49 mills for 1815 by the state tax commission. The commission adopts levies against corporate property and begins assessments on private car lines under Chapter 100 laws, noting a slight 1914 vs 1815 change in the average levy.
Summer meetings at Madison set to draw large turnout
Secretary Schutz expects one of the state's largest gatherings as the State Editorial association holds its annual meeting and outing at Lake Madison by August 20. A large attendance is anticipated, with plans for events and a hotel stay.
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Ain Stnatson
Ehttz
Sand View
Sean
Fialing
Tomlin
Lake Madison
Park Board Holds Active Session on Pruning and Costs
Hitchcock census shows 8300 trees with 80 needing pruning across blocks along Main Street. About 275 trees to remove or prune. ash, elder, locust and maple trees listed. Mitchell team given free diamond use at Sitecock Park if they cover repairs and damage costs.
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Rint
Sixth Avenes
Main Street
Parke
Iy Jiark Board
Loris
Lotus
Lottus
Newspaper men and families aid other teams at lake event
The text describes a gathering at a lake resort where newspaper men and their families assist other teams and enjoy facilities. It notes ample accommodations at Chau OF erneenece na Ba auiqua Park and mentions a forthcoming large show with seating for many and reserved positions for holders after women purchasers settle in.
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America
Chau
Erneenece Na Baauiqua Park
Association
Iyce
Horse's Hoofs Trail for Thief
A pony owned by N. M. Overgaard was stolen from 201 South Munds Street. Sheriff Owens and Chief Wood Smith traced hoofprints from Woonsocket to Loomis, arresting a suspect named W. Driver near Loomis. The man waived examination and posted $490 bond to await circuit court. The horse had been driven about 24 hours with little rest and was found in poor condition.
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N. M. Overgaard
Southmunds Street
Overgaard
Owens
Wood Smith
Mr. Overgaard
Woonsocket
Sma
Herasey
Vrirat
Loomis
Bert
Tenn Ly
Berg
Mitchell
Modern Circus Heralds Big Exhibition in Mitchell
The arnum and alley circus announces a major show in Mitchell on Tuesday June 28. Tickets guarantee viewing all advertised acts, with performers sourced worldwide by dedicated agents. The ellas tent spans twelve acres, five parade-length trains transport the show, and more than 480 performers from numerous nations are featured, including the Lalla Rookh spectacle with hundreds of costumed figures and horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnum & Alley Circus
Hig
Mitchell
New York
Harnum & Bailey
Gerriory
Europe
America
S D Man Writes From War Front
A soldier named S D recounts frontline combat, Germans deploying poison gas, and heavy casualties as Allied forces press toward victory. He describes homeward longing, prison-like strain, and the toll on comrades, while expressing confidence in eventual Allied success despite long war ahead.
Sioux Falls Delegation Joins Pacific Coast Press Party
A South Dakota contingent from Sioux Falls leads a state delegation to Kansas City for a national editorial association event. The group of over 400 members travels by a two-section Milwaukee line train to the coast, with many local journalists and editors among the travelers.
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Sioux Falls
Kansas City
Schlosser
Natinaladitorial Association
Mins Inloeser
Hazel Schlosser
Anette Leyse
Searls
M. Mille
Koth Cressey
Marian ‘Tufts
Helen Tutts
Mare Jacobson
Ssopelation
A. Jacobsen
Fred C. Kireh
A. J. Wilmarth
Mellotte County Pioneers Wood
W.C. Lusk
Dakotan
Yankton
Elizabeth Creal
Courant Leseton
Doreths
Reideset Sisseton
John H. Craig
New Era
Parkers
Chas
F. Hackett
Herald
Menno
Neal
Times
Wessington
Dowdell
News
Woonsocket
Has
de Reed
Courier Ison
Euhel Dowdell
Artesian
Geo
Widson
Enterprise
Vibers
JM. Black
Belle Fourche Dam Damaged By Rains
A river flood and three inch rainfall in a few hours caused serious damage to the Belle Fourche dam on the Little Missouri project. Chief Engineer WH. Allan said repairs would begin soon as weather allows, with the damaged section being rebuilt from earth and earthen fill on one side.
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Beele Fourche
Alan
Child Rescuer Is Struck By Car In Wessington Springs
Westington Springs dispatch reports a rescuer named Hay of Wessington Springs was hurt when a driver suddenly hit the child while attempting a rescue. The car then ran over him, throwing him to the ground. The injuries are believed serious.
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Westington Springs
Hay
Wessington Springs
Hay Wax
Malia
Berlin
Germany Unruffled By Italy Entrance
Berlin diaries note calm amid anxiety as Italy joins the Allies. Despite war talk and protests in Vienna and Berlin, public mood remains restrained. Officials stress caution while observers compare reactions across capitals.
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Germany
Italy
Pritish Violates U S Laws By Enlistment
New York City report describes Acting order from Washington to locate IT men alleged to have enlisted as Desk servants by Ralph Maire. Men claimed British subjects. seven cited for federal grand jury in San Francisco. others expected in custody. Enlistment charges carry up to $1000 fine and three years, or more.
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New York City
Washington
United States
Wood
San Taneiseo
Ralph Maire
Glen
Department of Teo
San Francisco
Aled Drescher
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Felts
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Bt Howard
Sul Pheney
Te. Mathews
Bidwell
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Jenounces
Silvan
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Ase
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Sherier
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D Sturday
S. D. Man
WAR Front
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Wrenn Metish Army
Baan
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Tong
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Chinins
Pondeat
siIter
Pacific Coast
Hirtvative
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Exposition
Belle Fourche Dam
Aly
Tualy
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St. Bonis
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Aherty
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Uvey
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Etty
U. S
Huron
Questen
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Walter
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