Repeal of Richards Primary Law Debate Rages On
In Beadle County a suit seeks to restrain the Auditor from supplying registration books under the 1914 Richards primary law. Plaintiffs challenge legislative power to repeal a law adopted by the people via initiative, noting 1915 actions and the 1914 vote. Leading firms Gardner, Ghurehilt and Nait & Hoghl represent the plaintiffs in a case likely headed to the state supreme court.
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Pople
Coffey
Friends of the
Tam
Richard Tai
Itr
Dannery
Gardner , Ghurehilt
Nuit & Hoghl
Sult
Supreme Court
Thal Decise
Letcher Man Killed by Horses in Stable Incident
Glenn, a prominent Letcher resident, died after being trampled by a team of horses while attempting to trim a horse’s feet. Four ribs were broken and a lung was damaged. He died in St Joseph's hospital after earlier treatment in Letcher. Survived by widow and three sons, with daughter Gertie.
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Glenn
Letcher
Tiors Pe
St Joseph’s Hospital
Mr. Glenn
Schumann Heink to Sing Here May Seventh in Firehall
Ernestine Schumann-Heink, daughter of an Austrian officer, born in Bohemia, rose from Prague convent singing to a famed mezzo. She will appear in the Firehall on May 7, a week from tonight, after settling in New York before 1898 for her American career.
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Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Herr Pomseter
Lieben
Bohhemia
Con Fratto
Fineachér
Oles
New ‘York
Mie Schumann-Heink Ries
America
United
Babak
Heavy rains and storm damage sweep Mitchell area
A weekend storm dumped 0.27 inches of rain over Mitchell and surrounding territory with 0.22 inches more on Sunday morning. A strong wind toppled sheds and damaged barns, blowing down a Wesleyan church barn five miles southwest and injuring horses. Reports say the storm extended west of the Missouri River with snow in Murdo as of Sunday morning and river crests around Kadoka.
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Mitchell
Avason
Velock
Milwaukee Track
Emery
Mt Vernon
Wesleyan Sehretnof
Mitshell
W. C. Cox
Missou River
Murdo
Cheyenne River
Kadoka
Monograms Awarded Today At High School Assembly
Mitchell Klebs debaters and orators received honors at a special morning meeting in the high school assembly room. Walter Heyter, Harvey Condor, Brandon Will, and others were awarded debuts and medals. the Senior Iris basketball team also received monograms. A $45 junior class athletic fund gift was presented to the athletic association, with Supt. J. W. McClinton approving the event.
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Mitchell Kleb
Nthe High Scool
J.C. Lindsey
Igh School
Walter Heyer
Harvey Condor
Brandon Williclaude Knight
Miss Della Kidmyr
Gustav Victor
Mr. Heyter
Mr. Conch
Hobart Brown
Mea Onal Laverty
Matest
Mr. Brown
Paul Sealin
Harold Grace
Herbert Bernard
Clayton Posey
Clar Sna
Delight Conyes
Eunice Smith
Stallin Bros
Lars
Herbert Barnard
James Salisbury
Benthuysen
Herbert ‘Fox
Donald Hoon
Miner Shaw
Athlet Te
Supt
J. W. McClinton
Redfield Plans to Organize a Band Effort
About twenty Redfield musicians have united to form a band with the Redfield commercial club committee likely contributing $600 to support the effort. Waubay in Day County has organized a band named the Waubay Marine Band, notable as the only town to go wet at the spring license election.
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Reafela
M.D
Red 1
Efort
Ndzet
Redfield
Waubay
Ma Uny
Tcense
Man Held For Death In Family Farm Fight
Jacob Klesz remains in custody after a preliminary hearing on murder charges in the death of his brother in law Ed Tonn. James Clayton, acting justice, ordered no bail as the case proceeds to circuit court. The defense notes Klesz’s good character while prosecutors portray Tonn as quarrelsome, with the fatal clash arising over a farm dispute near Long Lake.
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Klese Kiew
Christian Homan
McPherson County
Ton
Jesz
Kies
Kiesz
Fenn
Fim
Tonn
Yandle
Mmself
Keist
Sruck Tonn
Hie Boure
Long Lake
Hat Tonn
Hat Kiese
Automobiles Used On Railroads For Travel Officials
Officials of the Northwestern road have fitted five cars since 1919 with angled wheels for traveling on rails. Supt. J B Dickinson and fellow rail officials use these machines to perform duties on schedule, avoiding muddy roads, with telephone links to dispatchers along the line.
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Huron
J. B. Dickinson
Lvision
Bankers of district gather at Iroquois
Bankers from Ki sry Beadle Spink and Miner counties attended the annual meeting in the city of the bankers district. Delegates from Minneapolis Sioux City and Lux Fails also spoke. Officers elected include President L F Akiliseh and Vice President J O Bande. Redfield chosen for next annual convention in the district association.
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Troquois
Ki Sry
Beadle
Spink
Miner
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Haskell
Carthage
Redfield
May Day Dinner Highlights Twentieth Century Club
The annual May day dinner of the Twentieth Century club at the Widmann hotel featured a seven course banquet and a musical program. Mrs. A. B. Darling and Mrs. Vermilyen performed, with poems and piano numbers throughout the evening. Delegates were elected for a district convention, and the club also celebrated Eleanor Fith's birthday with games, ice cream, and cake.
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Widmann
S. Him
A. B. Darl
Vermilyen
Staney Vermilyen
R. C. Raines
Isis Club
Ralph Davis
C. Wood
Froebel
C. McGrath
Davie
Ny Mra
McGrath
R. A. Kelley
A.B. Darling
Dr. . A. Bobb
J. W. McClinton
Runaway Wagon Death Of A 3 Year Old
A tragedy occurred when a three year old boy fell from a wagon on a farm near here. The accident happened during a church meeting program in the basement of the Methodist Sunday school. The escape from the wagon caused his fatal injuries and immediate death.
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R.A. Zonato
Methodist Sunday School
Ing
Theodore Meyer
C. E Gassem
S Tone
Cass Fadie
T. Erskine
Labor Leader May Be Held Murderer
Miss Alma Riley, newlywed, was honored in Botts and Lisbon towns by the Women's Aid Society in Trinidad Coro. The event included a basket presentation and remarks by John Lawson and Mrs. Wallace York. Jury directions and possible charges of murder or manslaughter were discussed in connection with the bride-to-be.
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Riley
Alma Riley
Sylvester
Wilson Weithenas
Women's Aid Society of
Botts
Lisbon
Trinidad
Coro
John R. Lawson
Wallace York
Maude
John *Vest
Rinmmo
Tovay
Wife must answer for shooting spouse in Aberdeen
Mrs Ruth Robare aged 31 was held for trial in municipal court on $1000 bond after shooting her husband following a quarrel over their seven month old baby being polled at a movie show. Robare was wounded in the head by a .22 caliber revolver but has recovered.
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Aberdeen
Muncipal Court
Ruth Robare
Robare
Beadle County Incorporates Agricultural Extension Board
Beadle county moves to gain a share of the agricultural extension fund from the last legislative session. An extension association is established with headquarters at Huron. Directors include LC Kemp Re M Willard E M Burger H J Stevle and several others.
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Seadle
Pert. Pierre
Beadle
Huron
LC. Kemp
M. Willard
E. m. Burger
H. J. Stevle
Bedolly club hosts afternoon gathering and luncheon
Mrs Henzlick presided as hostess with Mrs Honallok assisting. Guests included Mrs Shepherd and Ms Morgans. The Parente Teacher circle event at Longfellow School drew 400 to 500 people with a program repeated due to space. Includes songs, recitations, folk games, and addresses by Mrs Hin and Superintendent McClinton.
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Henzlick
Bedolly Club
J. A Honallok
Ourses
Frank Shepherd
Longfellow
Parante
Hin
Marjorie Smith
Fifch
Bessie Rush
Sonks
J. W. McClinton
April 1915 Warmest Month On Record In Region
The article notes April 1915 as the warmest April since records began, with an average daily temperature around 54 degrees and a monthly average near 50 degrees. It reports precipitation totals, a record single-day high, number of sunny days, cloudiness, and prevailing southeasterly winds with measured speeds.
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Mit Dogua
Mercury
Aba Wero
Aly
Notice of Hearing Petition for Administration in Susanna Rogers estate
The State of South Dakota greets Rosa Dell Hunter Viola Rogers Albert Hunter Minnie May Miller heirs at law and kin. Rosa Hunter has filed for Letters of Administration for Susanna Rogers deceased. A hearing is set for May 18 at 10 a.m. in the County Court office Mitchell South Dakota, to show cause why the petition should not be granted. Judge O. G. Thompson presiding.
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Tate
South
Dakol Gunty
Daviaon
Inna
Rogers
South Dakota
Rosa Dell Hunter
Viola Rogers
Albert Hunter
Minnie May
Miller
Susanna Rogers
Delared
Rosa of Hunter
Raymond W. Rogers
Firehell
Mitchell
South, Dakota
Thompson
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota 1915
Mortgage dated May 1 1914 by RL Null and J Hi Burke to Walter H Wil e Kinsoh covers parts of Lots 1 and 2 in Block 99 John Waysler a Addition Mitchell Davison County SD recorded May 6 1914. Principal and interest taxes total 4828 50 with 25 attorney fee. Mortgagors defaulted on 1914 taxes. Mortgagee declared debt due and payable. Property to be sold at public auction at Davison County Courthouse front door Mitchell SD on May 22 1915 at 2 PM. Walter Wilkinson mortgagee Spangler Haney attorneys.
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RL. Null
J. Hi. Burke
Walter H. Wile Kinsoh
John “Aysler
Mitchell
Davison County
Ruth Dakota
South Dakota
Morteagors
Walter
Wilkinson
Order to Show Cause on Petition to Sell Real Estate
In Davison County South Dakota the County Court orders show cause why the executor William Koch should not be granted permission to sell the deceased John F. Rozen estate real estate to pay debts. Hearing set for May 28 1926 in Mitchell with publication for four weeks and personal service on interested parties.
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South Dakota
Davison
John F. Rozen
Wm. Koch
Tcense
Sald Wm Koch
Pelock A.m
Mitchell
Mitchell Cay Fal
Es Ate
Said
S. D
Notice of Administration for Orpha B Kintigh
In Davison County South Dakota the county court sets a hearing on April 21 1915 at 10 a m at Mitchell for H C Sprague to petition to grant letters of administration of the estate of Orpha B Kintigh deceased Lillian Doud Mary Duncan Paul Duncan heirs at law and next of kin may appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted Proceedings dated April 21 1915 signed C C Thompson Judge of the County Court
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South Dakota
Davison
Orpha B. Kintigh
Lillian Doud
Mary Duncan Paul Duncan
Deceas
H. C. Sprague
Mt Orpha B. Kintigh
Mitchell
Davison County
C. C. Thompson
Debaucher Given Twenty Year Term in Roubaix Case
In Deadwood, a Roubaix judge sentenced Carmel to twenty years in the state penitentiary after conviction for seduction involving two young people. Carmel, arrested two weeks ago amid local protests, began an appeal while women’s clubs in Roubaix pressed the prosecution.
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Deadwood
Auchael
Roubaix
Youngste
Carmel
Notice of Estate of Christian Lau Administratorship
Douglas County South Dakota court invites heirs Arthur Ada and Marcus Lau to attend a hearing on Marcus Lau petition for Letters of Administration of Christian Lau deceased. Hearing set April 15 1915 at 8 p m at Mitchell County Court office. Marcus Lau administrator of Armour notices creditors to file claims within six months.
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Christian Lau
Armour
Douglas
Marcus Lau
Walker & Gurley
Community Building Speech Attacks Mail Order Men
J S Knox of Cleveland argued that benefiting from community advantages without paying for them harms towns. In Mitchell he warned 9000 cities are dying to mail order houses while 25 percent of retailers lag, urging cooperation between business and farmers and condemning mail order competition. He outlined four causes of business failures and stressed home investment and local improvement. Two vocal solos preceded the lecture by Prof. S D van Senthuysen.
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J. Snox
Cleveland
Ohio
India
Amitchell
Knox
Times
Mitchell
Ehlerformers
Guy Morris
D. van Senthuysen
Dakota Wesleyan
Jurors Chosen for Next Term in Aurora Municipal Court
City Auditor Thomas Eastcott selected jurors for the upcoming term to begin Tuesday morning May 11. Judge W M Herbert will preside. The first panel includes W D Emery J J Mecomigh Fred Johnson Josh T Miller Beach Crary E G Boyce V Wilson T J Morgans J C Bryan Martin gton Ernest Miller Harold Mey E J McTighe Herman Schultz John Tufty all Mitchell L Vam Clark Ethan L J Made Mt Vernon Melvin Atkinson ee Mills James H Petri rural route resident W B
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St. City
Thomas Eastcott
W. M. Herbert
Aurora
W. D. Emery
J. J. Mecomigh
Fred Johnson
Josh T. Miller
Beach Crary
G. Boyce
V. Wilson
Morgans
J.C. Bryan
Martington
Ernest
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