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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
2
Readable fragments reference election concerns and mentions of Sullivan Van Peupese and potential direct popular government. Other lines list names, places, and prices, with scattered phrases about a child and a Dr Bell.
A Chicago Herald piece argues that American exports to September surpassed prior highs, funding wartime costs while warning against complacency. It notes Europe’s shifting losses and calls for prudent credit, examining pensions and divorce policy as social duties amid global conflict.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses affliction and mathematics phrases with unclear names and contexts. It mentions a person or entity possibly linked to a study or group and a phrase about immediate rights or actions, but lacks coherent details.
Fragmentary OCR notes show an appeal from a Brown County decision in a divorce case. Mentions pensions, dependent children, and entitlements. Readable names or dates are unclear.
Portland Oreg. criminal proceedings target the National Mercantile Company Ltd of Vancouver B.C. Detained are A D Baker of 128 Chamber of Commerce and others in Seattle Tacoma. Charge relates to use of mails in fraudulent scheme claiming capital and funds from customers.
The Elks Hav Halloween party at the lodge drew a large crowd with elaborate decorations. Pumpkins, jack o lanterns, and eerie figures transformed the hall into a autumnal ballroom, while a double quartet opened the program and Miss Vera Murray entertained with a whistling number. Refreshments included cider and doughnuts served by Misses Gwyneth Tipton and others.
Watkins returned from Terry Montana while E. Smith took a short vacation. the Aberdeen railroad station was taken over by Mr Higging. A Republican rally was held there.
Fragmented OCR notes show a city debate on extending voting rights to women. The piece mentions opposition and indifference, with references to franchise talks, city hall, and civic proceedings.
A five year old child of Mrs and Mr Fret Bager sustained non fatal burns when a fire broke out at a farm home near Claremont. Neighbors and parents attempted rescue as flames overwhelmed the house. total details incomplete due to damaged text.
The house and its contents burned completely and the body of the other child was not located until the following day. Investigators have not determined how the fire started.
London reporters note Germany allegedly relies on oil shipments routed via Denmark Norway and Sweden to evade blockade. Articles cite Albert Lidgitt and H Massac Buist claiming substantial motor spirits reached Germany through these flag ships, with ongoing large cargoes near the Atlantic and Copenhagen.
A Washington dispatch reports British authorities in London have permitted Italian vessels to sail, carrying copper from America. The note cites Sen Giovannis and Regina D Italia as the ships involved and references the Italian weasela issue. The details are modest and the communication comes from an ambassador in London.
A laborer named Ottoc Peterson died in a suspicious blaze at a lodging house. Workers quarreled during the night. a stranger was bound and beaten, then the fire started. The flames consumed the room where Peterson slept and his remains were found. The motive remains unclear as investigators probe the incident.
Coroner's jury ruled accidental death by fire or suffocation after a room blaze. Peterson reportedly may have returned drunk and upset lamps causing the fire. Milwank News launched a relief fund for the affected widow, Mrs Peterson, described as hardworking and upright.
Senator Thomas Sterling claims a hidden Democratic caucus in both chambers dictated the tariff act of 1913 and controlled party majorities. He accuses a southern bloc and the president of steering farm duties and trade policy to benefit southern producers.
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