France Holds Line for Durable Peace in War Report
Paris dispatch says France will continue the war until a durable peace is won. The new cabinet vows victory guarantees and full mobilization with parliamentary aid. Reports from London, Berlin, and Athens outline Allied and Central actions as Greece debates neutrality and Britain leans on cabinet reform in war strategy.
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Dalkan
Yhniers
Monastir
Janian Mountains
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State finances show cash in all funds totaling 588081
The October 20 financial showing lists cash in all funds at 588,081 dollars, with 225,732 in the ovine plant fund and 189,003 in the common school income fund. The game fund holds 53,503 dollars, and no cash remains in the general fund as warrants are registered for the present.
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Pierre
S. D
Powell State Fair Highlights First Full Blood Sioux Butter
At Cherry Rock Indian fair Pieter S. D. notes a full blood Sioux woman made the state’s first pound of butter by hand. The butter was sent to the president as a symbolic gift showing Native self-reliance. State commission works through toll reporting to set long distance rates amid 600 lines, with months needed for decision.
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Pieter
S. D
Cherry Roek
Convict Henry Pleads Guilty in Flandreau Burglaries
Frank Henry and accomplice Addison were captured while burglarizing W. O. Tenald clothing store in Flandreau on August 15. Henry, with a prior record, pled guilty in state circuit court to a one year term in the Sioux Falls penitentiary. his wife Janet followed him to the prison and will stay in South Dakota until he completes his term as they anticipate reunion after his release.
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Addison
Henry
Omaha
South Dakota
Janet
Flandreau
Piandreau
J. W. Jones
PHONE SYSTEMS DUE FOR PROBE
The state railway commission plans a general investigation into proper initial remaking time for telephone companies. The three minute initial period, in effect since July 1914, faces complaints. Companies must file detailed statements of revenues, expenses, costs, inventories, toll stations, equipment, reproduction costs, present value, and maps covering all lines.
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Pierre
State Railway Commission
Santa Clara wreck off Oregon coast claims many lives
The Santa Clara steamship traveling from Portland to San Francisco ran aground near Coos Bay after a southern gale. Eleven bodies recovered, seven missing. Identified dead include Madeline Rooney and Mrs. Hale of South Bend, Ind., Mrs. Bridger Dunn of Butte, Mont., Mrs. D. W. Thorne of Hood River, Ore., J. Morris Boguized of Gold Hill, Ore., J. Crowley’s baby of Mill City, Ore., Eugene Gillenwater, aged seven, Gale Graham of Portland, and Handless, an oiler. Several unidentified women died. rescue was difficult. Miss Alice Church of Marshfield survived and described boarding a crowded lifeboat before it swamped.
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Ore
Santa Clara
Portland
San Francisco
Coos Bay
Madeline Rooney
Hale
South Bend
Ind
Bridger Dunn
Oregon
Washington
Californ
Alice Church
Marshfield
Sere
Dario Resta Sets 100 Mile Race Record at Sheepshead
New York City Dario Resta won the 100 mile auto race at Sheepshead Speedway with a time of 56.55.71 establishing a new African record and an average speed of 105.9 mph. Brookland England’s world record is 25.78 seconds faster. Yob Burnham finished second in 38.88.95 and Eddie Rickenbacker was third.
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Dario Resta
Hark
Sheepshead
Brookland
England
Resta
Yob Burnham
Eddie Rickenbacker
Missing boy found after years of search near Mellette
Paul Jackel of Warsass Illinois located his brother Fred Jackel missing since age seventeen. Fred left home under suspicious circumstances and used the name Smith while working around Mellette during summer and fall. Tolstoy area search led to reunion with the Illinois family.
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Paul Jackel
Warsass
Fred Jackel
Miytserious Elreuzntances
Hhe
Famiiy
Minois
Smith
Tllinois
Cavell Case Is Closed, U S Says No Bad Faith In German Action
Brand Whitlock, American ambassador to Belgium, reports to Washington on Edith Cavell's execution. He states no diplomatic contact occurred and German authorities acted in good faith, despite claims of German culpability. Officials view the matter as closed.
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Brand Whitlock
Belgium
United States
Edith Call
London T
Tegation
Miss Cavell
Not the Way to Treat Company Centerville South Dakota
Albert Benson of Allen was struck in the forehead by a 22 caliber rifle bullet fired near the Haverberg home while he sat with his wife. The partially spent bullet broke the skin and embedded in the scalp for about three inches. A physician removed the bullet. if it had struck an inch or two lower Benson could have died.
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England
Asquith
House
Commons
Lord Kiehener
Turkey
Carson
Edward Carson
Mr. Asquith
Servia
Cabinet 82
Ile
Centerville
S.D
Haverberg
Muse
Albert Benson
Allen
Yonson
Villa withdraws ragged horde from Agua Prieta
reports detail Villa retreat from Agua Prieta after heavy losses with 386 Villa dead and 25 Calle dead. Calles forces pursue while American officers monitor the border. Funston assumes command in Douglas and shifts border patrols as Carranza seeks water and supplies for his troops.
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Agua Prieta
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Vila
Ranza
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Anza
Caraanza
Tino
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Garrison
Funston
Douglas
Harry Jones
Jones
Louis F. Taylor
Gallardo Pass
Carranza
Unston
Funton
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