Bloodhound Recaptures Jailbreakers After 25 Mile Chase
Three inmates escaped Chamberlain jail Sunday using a saw and a barred window. A bloodhound tracked the fugitives across river bends and twenty five miles to a riverbank camp where the men were recaptured near Chamberlain. The hound never lost scent and aided by a pursuing party, the trio was returned to custody. Two suspects faced liquor selling charges and one forgery case.
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Chamberlain
Werd
Marehall
Craft
John Leuster
White Lake
Downward Course of Kidney Ills Warns Against It
Mitchell citizen David H. Brown describes a gradual kidney decline from backache to urinary issues and Bright's disease. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after years of railroad jarring, noting improved back pain, dizziness, and nighttime urination following use of the product.
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Mitchell
David H. Brown
Ninth St
3. D
Gartend
Doan
Dean
Diehl & Brown
Buffalo
United
Hyde convicted by self as juror cites memory lapse
Kansas City Missouri Dr B C Hyde was found guilty of murdering Col Thomas H Swope and sentenced to life imprisonment. Jurors say Hyde convicted himself by failing to remember where he bought poison in ten years, while Crone explains his shift from acquittal to guilt based on cyanide purchase testimony. Hyde cannot be admitted to bail under Missouri law.
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Col
Thomas H. Swope
Hyde
Crone
Conference panel strikes Sabath amendment on registration
The conference committee removed the Sabath registration amendment from Gambie’s bills, enabling applicants to register before a judge or clerk in their county. Stephens of Pezas dissented on registration. If adopted, opening two reservations with 1.5 million acres of land would proceed with applicants visiting designated sites to file.
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Washington, D. C
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Dille
Babath
House
Gambie
Stephens
Pézas
Gamble
Senate
Burke
Martin
Sabath
Morse Fails Again In Freedom Fight
Washington D C The United States Supreme Court denied the petition of Charles W Morse for permission to file a writ of habeas corpus He was a former Wall Street financier found guilty of irregular banking after the 1907 panic and sentenced to prison He remains in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta Ga as the courts refused to disturb the jury verdict
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Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Wall Street
Federal
Atlanta
German Baptists Convene in Emery South Dakota
Emery prepares for the annual German Baptists convention from May 25 to 29. Delegates and clergy from South Dakota churches will attend, with notable outsiders including Professor Gubelmann from the Baptist Theological College in Rochester Minnesota.
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Emery
The
German Baptists of
South Dakota
Prof
Gubelmann
Baptist Theological College
Rochester, Minn
Agdx
Millions Here For Royal Funeral Procession
The body of King Edward was moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall for two days in state. A mile long procession of 193000 soldiers lined the route as King George walked beside the bier. Col Roosevelt declined to ride, preferring a carriage with his party. Many royalty and dignitaries attended, with bells and cannons marking the event.
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London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Hall
King George
Sret
Col
Roosevelt
Queen Mother
Queena
Mary
Beethoven
Chopfin
House of Parliament
Lords
House of Commons
Czar
Nicholas
Russia
Frederick
Bulgaria
George
England
William
Germany
Denmark
Haakon
Norway
Greece
Col. Roosevelt
Large winter wheat abandonment in 1900s states totals over three million
Government figures show 4,439,000 acres ruined from 33,483,000 sown to winter wheat, leaving 29,044,000 acres by May 1. Kansas led losses with 2,168,000 acres abandoned, followed by Nebraska and Missouri with 799,000 and 388,000 acres respectively. Illinois also shows 161,000 acres abandoned.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Corn Show to Be Held Here Next Winter
The South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Association announces Mitchell will host the winter show January 16 to 31 with a county school. Prizes include a $10 best 10 ears, $10 best single ear, $15 sweepstakes for Southern Gletrich, and $15 central district sweepstakes. Cash prizes of $5 to $10 awarded for various corn types and forage crops.
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Willis
South Dakota Corn and Grain Growers Associaton
Mitchell
Citisene
Wiillie
Southern
Gletrich
Wheat Crop Conditions Across States Report Outlook
The report lists winter wheat conditions by state with Indiana at 82.1, Kentucky 6.6 percent of 48,000 acres, and ranges from Kansas 65 to Texas 94. It projects a current crop potential of 417 million bushels versus last year's 446 and a five year average of 443.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Okalhoma
Texas
Lainois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Eastern States
Pacific States
Rapid City Wins Deciding Game Glints of State Title Hope
Dakota Wesleyan University fell to Rapid City 6 to 0 in a decisive statewide college game. The DWU squad had hoped to clinch the title with a win but finished in second place after the defeat in the Hills.
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Rapid City
University
Dakota Wesleyan University
Waterloo
Senate vote defeats Cummins amendment on commerce court
In Washington the Senate rejected Cummins proposed strike of the interstate commerce court from the railroad rate bill by 28 to 37 with democrats and insurgents in support. In the House Henry of Texas offered a resolution to shift presidential inauguration from March to the last Thursday in April.
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Washington, D. C
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Henry
Texas
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B. C. Hyde
Freedom Fight
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Winter Kill
Pete
Commerce Court
Negus
Hese
Roprrisht
C. B
Zinmerman Co
Scallin Bros. CO
Howerers
Statvenere
Gree
Ww. M.sutth
M. F. Patton
J. Lansy
C. A. Davison
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Mitchell Trust Company
Kelley’s Land Company
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Gale Theatre
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