Allies Responsible For The War Debate In Congress
Lord Robert Cecil argues the war must continue until Prussian militarism is crushed and Germany would only accept peace on terms. the article also covers a Senate inquiry into binder twine prices, Mexican sisal monopolies, and a debate over federal army size with editor opinions across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Robert Cecil
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Yucatan
Senate
Carranza
Mexico
International Harvester Company
Notre Dame Notes Recreation and campus events thrive
Rev C E O Flaherty leads grounds work at the academy and church as favorable weather returns outdoor sports. Shakespeare tercentenary observed with students in Julius Caesar and Twelfth Night. Brutus Portia Malvolio Olivia roles praised. Commencement week to feature a lawn fete. recent visitors include Mr and Mrs James Grady and others. Master Robert Grady recovering from appendix operation at St Josephs hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. O'Flaherty
Julius Caesar
Louise Smith
Brutus
Alice McCormack
Portiia
Marguerite Fitzgerald
Malvolio
Marie Mylan
Olivia
James Grady
Ethan
P. H. Brady
Kimball
Christopher Jordon
Chamberlain
Fitzgerald
Sioux Falls
Ambrose
Lower Brule
T. S. Silvis
Ravinia
Robert Grady
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Poison Dose Fatal to Pollock Farmer
Aberdeen South Dakota Ole Lovo a Pollock area farmer died at a local hospital after ingesting a bichloride of mercury tablet mistaken for a laxative. The tablet had been left at the Lovo home to treat an injured leg.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Ole Lovo
Pollock
Lovo
Two Men Arrested for Bath Tub Junk Ring in Aberdeen
Aberdeen, S D. H Wilson and George Quinn itinerants are under arrest charged with specializing in bath tubs. They sold $23 of junk mostly metal to local dealers and are accused of entering vacant cottages at Tacoma Park Aberdeen to strip zinc tubs and steal other items.
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Aberdeen
S. D
H. Wilson
George Quinn
Tacoma Park
Miss Hoffman Takes Second In Mitchell High Contests
In Mitchell last night two oratorical contests and a declamatory event selected class representatives for the state meet at Brookings on May 28. Oscar Fosheim won in declamatory for Howard, Ruth Hoffman placed second for Mitchell, and Laurence Cool and William Benson won in committed orations for Platte and Fulton respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Brookings
Olga Fosheiin
Howard High School
Lance of
Kanana
Ruth Hoffman
Laurence Cool
Platte
William Benson
Fulton
Zapata City
William Franklin Jones
Vermillion
G. A. Cardy
Alexandria
Hy. B. Yule
Ruth Johnson
Ruby Geiger
Huron
Redfield
Chas. Alseth
Lake Preston
J. C. Lindsey
J. W. McClinton
Mr. Minery
Universal Bible Sunday prompts week of Bible lectures
Tomorrow marks Universal Bible Sunday as the American Bible Society celebrates its centennial with President Wilson addressing the Washington event. A Bible Week program at Dakota Wesleyan outlines daily talks by Seaman Patterson Tull Gilliland and Burch on spiritual dynamics philosophy and the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Bible Sunday
American Bible Society
Wilson
Washington
American Biblie Society
E. W. Burch
Dakota Wesleyan
Seaman
Herbert Patterson
C. M. Tull
C. V. Gilliland
Burch
University Chapel
Wesleyan Man Wins at Omaha In Interstate Oratorical Contest
Francis Case of Hot Springs and Dakota Wesleyan won first honors in the interstate peace oratorical contest in Omaha. Five contestants competed with Kansas State College taking second. Case’s winning speech A Modern Paradox argued against war, urged public opinion education, and an end to military training in schools. He advances to the national contest in Mohawk New York later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Case
Hot Springs
Dakota Wesleyan
Omaha
Kansas State College
Case
Mohawk
N. Y
Fire Destroyed Bath General Merchandise Store
Fire swept Bath South Dakota destroying the general merchandise store of A Coghill just before midnight. The blaze wiped out the entire business section of the village near Aberdeen on the Milwaukee road. Estimated loss runs to about 20000 dollars with insurance.
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A. J. Coghill
M. W. A. Lodge
J. T. Morgan
John Henry
Arthur Mandeville
Bath
S. D
A. Coghill
Aberdeen
Senior Dakota Wesleyan presents Within the Law at city hall
The Dakota Wesleyan senior class staged Within the Law by Bayard Weiler at the city hall auditorium with Prof. EB Wilds directing. Mary Turner played by Bernice Obenshain schemes vengeance after a wrongful theft conviction, while George Schnanbauer and others complete a cast including Leslie Caldwell and Frank Effert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Wesleyan
City Hall
Bayard Weiller
EB. H. Wilds
Department of Public
New York City
Mary Turner
Mary
Bernice Obenshain
Jane Cowl
Leslie Caldwell
George Schnanbauer
Frank Effert
Crook
Ernest Smith
Georgena Smith
Jack Berry
Walter F. Smith
Jessie Petrie
Gladys Trevithick
Alicia Dougherty
Perry Druschel
Harry Woodward
Myron Brink
Morris Brumbaugh
John Guenther
Earl Woodford
Donald Hoffman
Hurst Loses Aberdeen Police Chief Post
Aberdeen South Dakota city commissioners elected new appointive officers for municipal year. Chief of Police changes to John Anderson replacing George W. Hurst who had led the Aberdeen department. L. W. Crofoot also replaced as city attorney by E. B. Harkin. Hurst plans unknown. offers from other cities pending.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Tor
E. B. Harkin
L. W. Crofoot
John Anderson
Brown County
George W. Hurst
Hurst
Redfield
Spink County
MAY OPEN FOREST RESERVE TO NEW SETTLERS
The House passed a bill removing homestead entry restrictions in parts of Lawrence and Pennington counties in the Black Hills forest reserve. If approved, several thousand acres will be open for settlement, ending prior limits on entries after January 1906. Congressman H L Gandy championed the measure and the forest service is classifying lands likely to be opened by next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Fulton Beats Alexandria 8 to 5 In High School Baseball
Fulton high school defeated Alexandria by 8 to 5 as Graves earned twelve strikeouts for Fulton and Teckham struck out six for Alexandria. Fulton tallied nine hits to Alexandria's four in a snappy game.
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Fulton
Alexandria
Ss. D
Graves
Teckham
Bootlegger Arrested in Alpena
Alpena, S C state attorney and sheriff raid bootleggers. Fred Wahl held on liquor sale charges with $500 bond for circuit court trial. Additional arrests expected as crackdown continues.
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Alpena
S. C
Fred Wahl
Newman Club Elects Officers For Coming Year
The Newman club elected officers at its annual meeting with Mrs. John Siberz hosting. J. W. Leehan was chosen president, with Mrs. J. Lahey as vice president and others filling secretary, treasurer, auditor, custodian, and press correspondent roles. Delegates to the state meeting were named for October in Pierre, and the club will study civic and social world problems. Roy Kaylor and Miss Lucille Nolan wed after securing a marriage license in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
John Siberz
John Sibergz
J. W. Leehan
James J. Lahey
FP. H. Greenwald
C. T. Kennedy
W. I. Fritz
J. W. Shelby
L. J. Welch
M. G. Wider
Women’s Federated Clubs
Pierre
Leehan
P. H. Kelley
Oscar Andres
Warren McKillip Nuptials Tie Mitchell Couple in Catholic Ceremony
In Mitchell, Clark Warren and Ida McKillip wed Monday at 2 pm in Holy Family Church with Rev. M J Harte officiating. Out of town guests included Avis Moon and Warl West of Sioux Falls and Olive Hogue of Aberdeen. A four course dinner followed at the McKillip home 929 East Fourth avenue. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J P McKillip, wore white taffeta and georgette crepe, carried white roses, and her heirloom going away suit was a dark blue taffeta. She studied at Notre Dame academy and worked as a stenographer at Spangler and Haney. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs A A Warren, a Mitchell graduate and bookkeeper for W E Rathbun. The couple left Mitchell for a Black Hills wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Schools
W. EB. Rathbun
Young Ladies Sodality Sponsors Social at Knights Hall
A successful social and dancing party was held Tuesday evening at the Knights of Columbus hall by the Young Ladies Sodality club of the Catholic church. Twenty five couples enjoyed dancing to Wagner's orchestra with refreshments served late. committee on arrangement included Misses Josephine Scott Lucile Burns Ethel Tobin and Bernice Sibert.
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Knights of Columbus
Young Ladies Sodality Club
Catholic Church
Wagner
Josephine Scott
Lucile Burns Ethel Tobin
Bernice Sibert
Dak Wesleyan Carnival and Basket Social Raises Funds
Students and city guests filled Graham hall for a Dakota Wesleyan athletic association carnival and basket social to fund spring athletics. Auctioned lunch baskets raised about 50 dollars, with Miss Hazel Reynolds’ basket fetching 2.75. The evening included solos by Hazel Reynolds and a duet by Frances Potter and Marys Shaw, plus Crocus Club social time and fancy work.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Graham Hall
College Athletic Association
Frank Leffert
Hazel ‘Reynolds
Dell Rapids
Hazel Reynolds
Frances Potter
Marlys Shaw
Local Social Clubs Host Evening Gatherings
Guests and their husbands joined Mrs. Charles Tice at 1200 Hast Second Ave for Norwegian whist with Mrs. Galbreath taking high score. Lunch served by Mrs. Ernest Miller. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Abe Wilkins at 905 East Third Ave. Mrs. W. M. Herbert hosted Qui Vive club at 705 West Third Ave with auction bridge. high honors to Mrs. Margareterguson and all-cut prize to Mrs. Louis Beckwith Jr. Consolation to Mrs. R. F. Trepenning. May baskets furnished the supper. Mrs. S. G. Boyce elected president and Mrs. O. S. Sweet secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tice
Second Avenue
C. &. Galbreath
Rnest Miller
Abe Wilkins
East Third Avenue
W. M. Herbert
West Third Avenue
Margareterguson
Louis Beckwith, Jr
R. F. Trepenning
8S. G. Boyce
O. S. Sweet
Alpha club officers elected at Ella Jgads home
Miss Elizabeth Olson was chosen president with Miss Mary Donahue as vice president Miss May Smith as secretary and Miss Lida Reid as treasurer at the Alpha club election held Monday at Miss Ella Jgads 308 East Third Avenue The last event will feature entertainment by members with the most absences. Miss Wingfield hosts Frank Wingfield birthday party for Whittier school pupils
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Alpha Club
Ella Jgads
East Third Avenue
Elizabeth Olson
Mary Donahue
May Smith
Lida Reid
Royal Neighbors Thimble Bee At I O O F Hall
Mrs A L Cobb Mrs fh A Young Mrs John Sundquist and Mrs Andrew Sundquist hosted the Royal Neighbors Thimble Bee at the I O O F hall on Wednesday afternoon. The event featured social conversation and fancy work followed by a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Cobb
Fh. A. Young
John Sundquist
Andrew Sundquist
Victrola Scene Describes Refreshments Served
A brief notice notes refreshments were served by the hostess as attendees mingled with music from a Victrola. The scene evokes a social gathering with casual entertainment.
Society Notes On Club Meetings This Week
The Twentieth Century club meets with Mrs. W. S. Still and serves lunch at 6:30 inviting members' husbands. The Today club gathers Monday with Mrs. H. R. Beyer at 713 North Duff Street to discuss Art led by the hostess. The Waleyon club meets Monday with Mrs. Orin Martinson at 517 East Fifth Avenue to study Birds led by Mrs. B E KK Mather.
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Twentieth Century Club
W. S. Still
H. R. Beyer
North Duff Street
Waleyon Club
Orin Martinson
Fifth Avenue
BE. KK
Mather
Richards Glad to Meet Norbeck Debating Plan
A local newspaper note reports R O Richards welcomes Peter Norbeck’s acceptance of a joint eight debate plan. Richards proposes Brookings Sioux Falls as initial venues with six more towns Mitchell Aberdeen Watertown Redfield Huron Yankton as additional sites to cover broader public discussion of the Byrne Norbeck administration and primary election law.
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Peter Norbeck
Dick Richards
Redfield
Richards
Norbeck
Brookings
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Watertown
Huron
Yankton
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United States Senate
New York World
Middle West
Notre Dame
Miss Hoffman
Mitchell High
Wesleyan
New York
Vieiller
Black Hills
Plankinton
Roy Kaylor
Lucille Nolan
Mitchellle
Artesian
Miss Theise Hostess
Sewiety Club
Marie Antoinette
Mrs. . Hey
Miss Olson
Wingfield
Frank Wingfield
J. L. Wingfield
Mildred Goodlad
Whittier School
Frank
Thimble Bee
Society Notes
Meet Norbeck
Redeteld
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