Jury delays in Namara case as Darrow opens dynamite claim
Defense lawyer Clarence Darrow introduces a copy of the timing device and argues dynamite destroyed the Los Angeles Times plant, amid juror selection with extensive challenges. Weeks may pass before a verdict as the jury box is exhausted and further cause challenges loom.
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Geles. Cal
Namara
Ita
Los Angeles Times
Clarence Darrow
Pinea
Los Angeles
Cal
Mortrlcanien
Beac
Jones B.melara
Tar &S
Posal
Peremtory
Local Notes and Obits from Dunnebeck and Mitchell Area
Residents report family illness and recoveries while church groups prepare for a November bazaar at the Opera House. The death of Charles Maywald’s father at 92 brings condolences, as others cope with bereavement and ongoing health issues in Mitchell and surrounding communities.
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Franz Réturdec
Trota
Nebraska
Ber
Puotz
Tobey
Frank
Ander Joning
Eood
Duchess
Masia
As Jost
Joseph
Fieldbat
Dithock
Hunter
Perbia
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
M. B. Church
Charles Maywald
Fabrica
Maywald
Arrow
C. Johnson
Wnearhood
Joseph’ Hospital
Mitchell
Fragmentary Notice Hints At Pasture And Papers
A partial OCR fragment mentions an 8 acre pasture, papers, and names such as D. Carpenter and Ethan. The readable text is sparse and unclear about a specific action or outcome.
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D. Carpenter
Ethan
Lisb Onds News Log From Lisbon Reed City Area
Fragmentary LISBON dispatch notes Miss Florence Miller returning to Mitchell for a royal good time and a San i Mentone uprise on Chloe Kenton. Stenbdorg family yields daughter Mrs Wilson. Singse family away visiting Mrs Motes. Tommy Wheeler visiting Tracy.
Bucklean’s Arnica Salve Claims Quick Foot Cure
A reader from Bantam Ohio says Bucklean’s Arnica Salve cured a four year foot problem after doctors declined to cut. Heale Burne reports boils and pimples improved. Diehl Brown appears in the ad as a street pile cure endorsement.
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H. D. Fly
Bantam
Bucklean
Diehl @ Brown
Taft Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Across United States
President Taft issues the annual Thanksgiving proclamation calling on American citizens to observe the day with rest from labor and acts of praise. He notes harvests, industry, peace, and goodwill, urging gratitude and a hope for continued national esteem in coming years.
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Chicago
Taft
United’ ‘States
Universal Brotherhood of Nations
William Howard Taft
United States of America
Thanksgiving Proclamation 1911 by President Knox
A partial transcription of President P C Knox's 1911 Thanksgiving Proclamation from Chicago. The document invites citizens to worship and give thanks for mercies, noting the date as October 10, 1911, and signing as secretary of state.
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United States
Chicago
Amoeca
P. C. Knox
New Life Pills Promote Health Amid Constipation Dangers
An old advertisement claims neglect of constipation leads to severe indigestion and liver trouble. It urges Dr. King's New Life Pills as the only safe remedy, listing relief for headaches dyspepsia chills and general debility, 25 cents at Dich and Brown.
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Dr. King
Dich & Brown
Coal picker killed by Milwaukee train in Chamberlain
James Callanan, a 60s Chamberlain resident for about thirty years, was struck and killed by an approaching freight train while gathering coal near the round house. He was taken to a hospital but died within about thirty minutes. He had been partially paralyzed twelve years earlier and left a wife and several grown children.
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Chamberlain
S. C
James Callanan
Milwaukee
Callanan
Round House
Ile
Beaten by crowd mistaking banker for strike breaker
Walter P. Len, president of the American National Bank of Terrill Texas, was beaten near the depot in New Orleans after bystanders mistook him for a strike breaker. His condition was described as quite serious.
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New Orleans
Walter’ P
Len
American National Bank
Terrill
Texas
Judge Probes Prisoner Escape in Pierre
The escape of Tom Moore from the jail in Pierre Wednesday night prompts inquiry by Judge Hughes Sheriff Laughlin Jail er McMullen and jail staff witnesses. The janitor denies accepting a five thousand dollar offer while suggesting others west of the river might pay to aid Moore. The jailer recounts Moore's escape method as the matter rests for now.
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McMullen
Moore
Tolbert Maupin Testimony Tied to Moore Case
Tolbert Maupin, longtime Stanley county resident now in Dupree, testified that he tried to see Moore after arriving but was blocked by the sheriff. He offered a verbal message he refused to reveal and was jailed until he divulges or the judge authorizes release. Moore is linked to rustling investigations as a key figure.
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Tolbert Maupin
Stanley County
Dupree
Hughes
Moore
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Geo. Bach
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Dobu Tracy
Trom
Praire
H. D. Butterfield
Mitchell, South Dakota
Trustler
F. Rereection
Casey
Danler
Standard Oil Company
the Missouri Valley Engineering Co
Western National Bank
Scallin Bros.co
Ofticians
Rexall
A. T. McGovern
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