Remarkable 30000 Miles Cruise Of Raider Eitel
The report recounts the German raider Eitel’s long voyage from Shanghai outward then circling the globe. It details encounters with British Japanese and Free French ships, prize captures, coal transfers to sustain the raid, and the crew’s cautious progression toward Cape Horn before resuming.
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Shanghai
Port Wien
Aid
Crubser
Hilatou
T Jen
Hess
Admiral Cravack
Tiekel
Amd
Cape Horn
Teast
Sabe
Chitan
Ber
Willam DB
Frye
Pierre
Dunkirk
Orriniey
Thalassa
Fark
Insane Man Terrorizes While Reading Menace Appeal
A Gregory County homesteader driven insane by reading the Appeal to Reason and Menace allegedly believes God will avenge a death. He roams the prairie wielding a lantern, breaks a lawton, terrorizes residents, and is captured before harming himself or others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlock
James Ellison
Gregory
Rai Amiieh
Isaboens
Hs Brother-Inlaw
Lucas
Death defying loops captivate crowd at Mich town show
John B. Haines watched as aviator Smith, nicknamed big man Smith, looped a biplane twenty times near the Mississippi riverfront. The craft flipped and tumbled, then righted and cartwheeled, looping for the crowd while Haines described the dizzying maneuvers and anticipated returning this summer with his family to settle in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Haines
Mitehel
Gots
Nis
Haines
Mate Smith
Iuke
Mr. Haines
City government reform petition presented for election
A signed petition requesting a city government reform measure was presented to the commissioners. The commission will consider the petition at the Monday evening meeting and may seek legal avenues pertaining to the proposal.
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Ney
King Is Secretary Of Charities Board
The board organized for the year with Warren E. Green of Mazel as president and Mr. King of Mitchell acting secretary. They faced new problems including penitentiary employment challenges for 150 or more men and a halt to farm work and stone quarry operations.
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Mrr
King
Warren E. Green
Mazel
Mr. King
Mitchell
Lost Sled in Snow Fields Story from Local Town
A fragmentary local item tells of children Pierre and others retrieving a hay stack buried in snow. The tale mentions sled trials, belts damaged, and animals fed amid snowy hazards. A separate note references a young man from Okotajo traveling to town after a sleigh incident.
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Pierre
Stark
Toeatel
Okotajo
Dundee
Mings
Departure of Milwaukee ticket agent ends long railroad career
Wallace A. Darling resigns after ten years with the Tiyan system, the last two in his current role as city ticket agent. He will join Minnesota Mutual Life and has long been popular with traveling public. A purse was previously presented during a hospital visit after an operation.
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Wallace A. Darling
City Teket
Milwaukes Siystem
Tiyan
Conelidit Fen
Servie
Darling
Minnesota
Mutual Life
Iour| Darling
Puilic
Witch Fe
Byrne Endorses Expense Funds Debate in South Dakota
Governor verte wa and others discuss whether funding for officers living at the capital is constitutional. The debate covers personal expenses, rent for a governor’s home, and the necessity of maintaining state services while tests of legality continue.
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Pierre
S.D
Eateay
Jennor Sata
Sentee
Tend
Lave
al Derso
Uyrne
Osno
Funeral plans delayed by unclear notes and events
Fragmentary obituary notes describe uncompleted arrangements and conflicting details surrounding recent deaths and funeral services. Mentions of Rockefeller, a special train, and deduced dates are tangled in the garbled text, with references to public service and memorials.
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Zaveror
Este
Arts
John D. Hockefeller
Faldden Paldhem
Tovcawel
Rockefeller
Wall
Persson
Sonal
Cieh
Ormonde
Fla
Chapeer
Moran
Cleve
Greve
Ayoleay
Jo Sener Hood
Emergency usage trends in recent legislative sessions
The record shows multiple sessions enacted laws, with a portion labeled as emergencies. In the 182nd session 12h op forty-five percent were emergencies, the THE session had 134 or forty one percent, and the 1815 session produced 18s or thirty three percent. Public sentiment favored limiting true emergencies and removing the term emergency from routine measures.
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Sesson
Aberdeen Debate Reveals Mixed Rhetoric and Dull Rebuttals
The Roe Doctrine debate in Aberdeen featured Mise Dela Kielmyr Clade Knight and Walter Hosler for Teal with strong speeches in construction and rebuttal. Opponents Ferried a sharper but uneven performance as judges Wheeler and others presided, with teams from Mitchell and Aberdeen fielding varied eloquence and delivery.
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Roe
Aberdeen
Mise Dela Kielmyr
Clade Knight
Walter Hosler
Marr
Siu
Vietor
Brahey Ni Chion Senceapatilles Canta
Tairiu
Kelle
Vauritestiuler
W. Roow
Mitchel
Wheeler Prefed
Americas
Walter Heyter
Mitchell
Aberdee
Toni Monee
George Dell
Wale Jer Voigt
Gold Mine Paying In Paper Amid Gold Valuation Shifts
A fragmented report notes discussions on gold payments moving from gold coin to paper, with references to wartime monetary policy and potential changes in the U S gold supply. It mentions banks in Canada and a shift affecting gold at Homestake Mining and other issuances.
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United States
TCBS
Uel
Canada
Peter Tha
Tivis Poties
Rural mail carrier dies in harness at Wessington
A rural mail carrier on a Wessington route collapsed and died in snowy fields. The fallen veteran, about 50, was observed by a farmer and died near the farm of Alexander Ross as his son reached his side. The accident occurred while the carrier was on his return journey.
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Wessington
Bry
Jaerg
Alexander Ross
Kosh Wai
Sue
Sonat Takota
Vermillion May Vote On Commission Plan Debate
A Vermillion and Het We a fatal accident at the La Plant home where Mrs La Plant died after a shotgun misfire while a man, likely Mr La Plant, attempted to repair game snares. The incident occurred as residents gathered. physician attendance followed, and the community faced a local election on gos back to De ing leaves with questions about officials.
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Elle Fourche
Lemmon
White Butte
Jerry la Plant
la Plant
Simmoned
Rosebud Indians receive 100000 payment plan
Representatives of the federal government discuss distributing a 100000 payment to residents of the Rosebud Indian Reservation. The fund, drawn from surplus land sales, aims to aid individuals in need, some reportedly nearly out of money. The distribution involves sharing proceeds via the United States treasury and connects to land opened to white settlement.
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Thole
Corn Palace Festival Draws Mitchell Crowds
A national retail trade piece praises Mitchell South Dakota’s Corn Palace carnival begun three years ago by local merchants. The festival attracts thousands yearly, with a grand wooden building housing a stage and numerous booths for exhibitions. Attendance swells from near and far as visitors travel by rail and road to witness corn art and seasonal displays.
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Elven Mitchel
United States
Mitehel
T. J. Moriunsy
Mithiy
Mitchell
South Dackota
Anton
South Dakota
Coss
Muriel
Mickel
Mit
Michell
Tive
Welcota
Corn Palace
Patace
Sueen
Hale Torn
Pataee
Tug
Pete
Alekell
Local Corn Palace events spark community pride in Mitchell
Citizens discuss funding and revenue for the Corn Palace in Mitchell, highlighting how fairs and performances attract visitors, boost local morale, and build civic identity. Residents emphasize the palace as a community good, noting public interest and the town’s favorable view of the project.
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Palaes
Mitchell
Special Train To Aid Farmers In South Dakota
South Dakota State College to run a special train on CHIEN Wand CM St. Paul lines for dairying demonstrations and lectures. Event includes dairy officials, immigration leaders, and rail partners. Lectures list dates across March and April with towns and stations, highlighting silage, dairy practices, and living demonstrations.
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S. DA
Farmews Opportunity
South
Dako
Ellwood Pericho
Tarte
Alcester
Wakonda
Yolin
Mission Hi
Yankton
Gov Byrne Taxation Views Laud and Debate
The bulletin praises Governor Byrne of South Dakota for his taxation recommendations rejecting the property tax theory based on ownership and urging income tax and classification reforms. It notes the legislature moved toward adequacy and a constitutional amendment, while urging voters at the next election to consider the governor’s proposals as endorsed by the tax commission.
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Ater
Byrne
Sven
South Dakota
Union
Tyme
Tax Commission
Letcher Forms Commercial Club to Boost Town
Letcher South Dakota business men organize a commercial club, electing Frank as president and Todd as secretary treasurer. A series of committees is named to advance town interests and efforts.
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Letcher
S. D
Letcher Busin
Frank
Torkin
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