Turkey seeks Allied aid to halt fighting and seek peace
The Ottoman government directed its ambassador in London to inform Britain of Turkey’s willingness to receive assistance for suspending hostilities and reaching a peace settlement. Tewfik Pasha discussed with Sir Edward Grey as Balkan states insist on negotiating terms directly with Turkey. The campaign is described as prearranged with close Balkan unity and no room for external terms.
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London
England
Great Britain
Turkey
Tewfik,Pasha
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Edward Grey
Balkan
Greece
Balkan States
German Warships Sail in Baltic and Aegean Route
German armored cruiser Goeben sailed toward Constantinople with Breslau following to Smyrna. Vineta departed Corfu toward Constantinople, Hertha to Salonika, and Geier to Haifa. War Admiral Trummler now commands German ships in Turkish waters as Di San Giuliano meets Bethmann Hollweg to discuss intervention in the Balkan conflict.
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Kiel
Germany
Goeben
Skagen
Breslau
Anal
Constantinople
Smyrna
Vineta
Curfus Constantinople
Hertha
Aloniki
Geier
Haifi
Trummler
Berlin
Marquis di San Giuliano
von Bethmann Hellweg
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Skeleton found in cave linked to missing Captain McClellan
Rapid City reports the discovery of a human skeleton seven miles north of Custer near a cave. A miner’s outfit and prospector tools lay nearby, suggesting habitation. Sheriff McFadden theorizes Captain James McClellan, an English prospector, was killed by a mountain lion while asleep.
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Rapid City
Custer
James McClellan
McClellan
Royal Guards
McClelan
William
Virtue
Jcave
McFadden
Captain McClellan
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heroic Fire Scene Stirs Crowd
A fire hero with burned hands lifts a small round box and proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve superior for burns and many other ailments. The crowd cheers as Diehl & Brows offer the remedy at 25 cents.
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Diehl & Brows
Gasoline Fire Fatal for Mrs. Cofer in Wagner
A fatal accident near Wagner occurred when Mrs. O. J. Cofer tried to fill a warm gasoline stove. Gasoline overflowed, ignited, and burned her clothing and body as she attempted to extinguish it. She died about eighteen hours later, survived by her husband and several children. the community mourns her loss.
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Wagner
O. J0. Cofer
Million Gift Planned for St Jean Baptiste Church NYC
Thomas F. Ryan donates one million dollars for a new St Jean Baptiste Church in New York City. The Latin cross edifice on Seventy sixth Street and Lexington Avenue will seat 8000, rise to twin 150 foot towers and a 180 foot dome, with three naves and a dome. Fifteen priests will be trained at the Suffern seminary for the project.
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New York City
St. Jean Baptiste
Thomas F. Ryan
Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament
Father Latellier
Seventysixth Street
Seventy Sixth Street
Lexington Avenue
America
Ryan
Society of the Blessed Sacrament
Suffern
Nevers family faces court amid "reign of terror" claims
In Pennington country court near midnight, Frank Devers his wife Emily and son Guy clashed with James Jeffries after a stock dispute tied to a $500 note, with Devers later fined for assault and cattle theft accusations circling the ranch.
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Rapid City
S.C
Nevers
Frank
Emily
Guy
Penningon Country
Devers
Boundry Line
Meade
Pennington
Hewett
Collins
Meade County
Security Savings Bank
Mintener
James Jeffries
Layman’s Court
Jeffries
Frank Devers
Hughes
Cashier Vanishes With Bank Funds in Zell Mystery
Peter Lutz, cashier of First State Bank of Zell, disappears with about 15000 in cash. Bank closed for three days. state examiner J L Wingfield takes charge. Lutz's whereabouts unknown. Kansas City police and South Dakota officers seek him. Bank capital 5000, profits 80000, notes the report.
Dr Bennett Lectures At Congergational Church
A Sunday at the Congergational church drew a large morning communion spirit and a packed evening audience for Rev W R Bennett of Chicago. He spoke on the reign of the common people, praising missions and women, denouncing war and urging America to lead in a world drama of nations.
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W. M. Mair
W. R. Bennett
Chicago
Bennett
Balkans
America
Railroad Station Men on Strike
Ottawa Ont. A strike by five thousand clerks and stenographers at Canadian Pacific stations and offices began today. President Mosher of the Brotherhood says members will be out across the system by noon and most small stations already halted work.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Mosher
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
Organization of
Kramer Confesses to Miss Singer Murder in Chicago
Charles N. Kramer confessed Saturday afternoon to killing Sophia Singer, the Baltimore heiress found dead in Chicago Monday night after a period of police questioning. Capt. Max Nootbaar led the third degree interrogation that broke the suspect.
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Chicago
Max Nootbaar
Charles N. Kramer
Sophia Singer
Baltimore
Kramer
Confession Updates Murder Case Involving Conway and Kramer
Conway adds self defense claim to final confession following his wife Mrs Kramer’s statement. He says Miss Singer was struck with a razor after he rebuked her for urging Mrs Kramer to meet men. Kramer exonerates his wife. he remained in custody, pacing all night awaiting word from turnkeys.
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Erally
Conway
Singer
Kramer
Notice of Probate Will Hearing in Mitchell South Dakota
In Davison County court an estate notice announces probate of the will of Christian Buyer Sr deceased. The heirs at law Peter Bujer Margaretha Kneisler Jacob Bujer Katharina Fenzlien Julianna Bender and Christian Bujer Jr are informed of the hearing date November 1 1912 at 10:00 A M in Mitchell for proving the will and issuing Letters Testamentary.
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State of
South Dakota
Davison
Christian Bujer
Mitchell
Christian Buyer
Mitchell, S. D
Foreclosure Notice on Mitchell Property Mortgage
W. H. Shaw as assignee宣布 the mortgage on J. P. Leister and Louisa Leister to W. H. Haw foreclosed. Public sale set for December 5, 1912 at ten o clock at the Front Door of the Davison county Court House in Mitchell South Dakota. Property includes Lots Three and Four, Block Seventeen Van Eps Addition.
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J. P. Leister
Louisa Leister
W. H. Haw
Office of the Register of Deeds
Davison County
South Dakota
John Schmierer, Jr
Register of Deeds
State of
Mitchell
Davison
van Eps
S. D
W. H. Shaw
J. L. Quinn
Banker Still Not Located in Zell Case
Peter Lutz former cashier of the Thirst State Bank of Zell vanished last week with about $15 000 missing records show. He was last seen in Kasvak City and his whereabouts after that are unknown. Bank assets including Lutz's bond and stockholders liability are expected to cover the deficit. About $12 000 in deposit liabilities and $8 500 of bank assets were embezzled. Lutz is described as a single 28 year old engaged to be married. He enjoyed fine clothes and wore a silk hat in Zell.
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Redfield
S. D
Peter Lutz
Thirst State Bank of
Lutz
Zell
College and high school football scores across several games
The day’s results show South Dakota over Michigan 7 to 6 while Sioux Falls high beats Brookings 39 to 0. Harvard defeats Princeton 16 to 6 and Wisconsin posts a 30 to 12 win over Chicago. Minnesota leads Illinois 1 to 0, Purdue tops Northwestern 21 to 6, Cornell beats Williams 10 to 4, Swarthmore over Ursinus 20 to 0, Carlisle wins 34 to 14 against Lehigh, Pennsylvania shuts out Pennsylvan ia State 14 to 0, Syracuse beats Dorchester 28 to 0, Dartmouth over Amherst 6 to 0, Brown defeats Vermont 12 to 7, Omaha high defeats Lincoln high 27 to 10, and Nebraska wins 7 to 0 over Missouri. Ames defeats Morningside 10 to 3.
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South Dakota
Michigan
Sioux Falls High
Brookings
Harvard
Princeton
Wisconsin
Chicago
Minnesota
Illinois
Purdue
Northwestern
Cornell
Williams
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Carlisle
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State
Syracuse
Dorchester
Dartmouth
Amherst
Brown
Vermont
Omaha High
Lincoln High
Michigan Narrowly Tops South Dakota 7–6 at Ferry Field
In a soggy Ferry Field clash Michigan edges South Dakota 7 to 6 after a second quarter pass to Sheeks set the Coyotes on the ten yard line and a late Michigan rally. Jimmy Craig and a weathered field kept Michigan in the game as South Dakota’s strong western line pressed hard throughout.
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Ferry Field
Ann Arbor
Mich
South Dakota
Michigan
All Hollow
Husky
Jimmy Craig
Coyottes
Wolverine
Coyotes
Coffey
Sheeks
Jimmie Craig
Black Hills
Nce
Mereuson
Ferguson
Patterson
Imlay
Meter
Thompson
Purdue Triumphs In Saturday Football Frame
Purdue University secured a 21 to 0 victory Saturday, defeating its opponent with a strong defensive showing and key scoring drives. The win boosts Purdue’s season through a decisive home performance.
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Purdue University
Wisconsin tops Chicago in dramatic clash for title
In Chicago Wisconsin defeated the University of Chicago 30 to 12. Gillette sparked the Badgers with strong interference while Chicago’s offense failed to convert chances inside the five yard line. Minnesota edged Illinois 13 to 6 as McAlmon and Hayward scored for the Gophers. Purdue beat Northwestern 21 to 6 in Evanston.
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Madison
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Chicago
Gillette
Butler
Minnesota
Illinoise
Minneapolis
Minn
Illinois
McAlmon
Pinkey
Hayward
Purdue
Northwestern
Evanston
Harvard Ends 25-Year Pr Princeton Victory in 16 6 Clash
Harvard defeats Princeton 16 to 6 at Cambridge as Charles W. Brickley stars with two field goals and a placement, intercepts two passes, and carries the Crimson to a rare win over the Tigers. Hardwick scores Harvard’s only TD after Brickley is injured.
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Harvard
Princeton
Cambridge
Mass
Charles W. Brickley
Crimson
Brickley
Tiger
Hardwick
Yale
Hense
Walter
Mitchell Wins From Yankton in State Championship Bid
Mitchell defeats Yankton 48 to 0 after an 80 point scoring margin with a dominant defense and multiple Mitchell touchdowns. Nordby and D Smith secure long runs and goals as Mitchell seals the lopsided victory and eyes a potential title clash with Sioux Falls next Friday.
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Mitchell
Rowley
Yankton
R. Smith
Kelly
D. Smith
Nordby
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Yankton Golly GS Mmr Eetnreens
LULOR
Brana Pot
Bhibaba
M. Green
Lawrence Kk. Green- Anderson
T. Peterson
Peterson
Va Silt Ieeen
Salisbury Hill
Kisitaky Evans-Murphy
Bowens Steaua Ee Eershes
Rodgers Nordby
LHB
R. Millikan
M. Wheeler
Seley Pecmerere Ullinss
Young
Douglass
Big Phillips herd closed out on leased reserve pastures
Pierre South Dakota The Scotty Philip estate cattle herd, long ranged on Lower Brule leased pastures, has been closed out after the last shipment of forty cattle from Kadoka. Leasing privileges on the reserve were cut, ending a major western cattle operation once kept intact through five years of settlement. Remaining large herds in the state are on Cheyenne River and Pine Ridge reservations, but encroachment will end them as well.
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Cheyenne River Reservation
Cheyenne River
Pine Ridge Reservation
National probe urges bans on spring shooting of wildfowl
A Denver committee of the National Association of Game and Fish Compuers calls for a general prohibition on spring shooting of migratory birds and the sale of game. It favors a permissive policy, minimal local laws, and broad state authority with merit-based warden systems and separation of fish protection from general game laws.
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Colorado
New York
Commitute
Wisconsin
Game Department
Aberdeen to Build Modern Theater to Replace Lost Rottsehal
Aberdeen plans a new theater after the 1910 fire. Ward, owner of the Madison hotel, secured $10,000 from the Aberdeen Commercial Club to begin work on a $50,000 structure. The theater will seat 502 people and measure 42 by 42 feet, to be built on lots behind the Radison alley by the Sherman hotel.
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Aberdeen
Ward
Madison Hotel
Aberdeen Commieral Club
Raditon
Big Sherman
Abideen
Petition for Discharge in Wilfred B. Gormley Bankruptcy
Wilfred B. Gormley of Mitchell Davison County South Dakota petitions the U S District Court for a full discharge from all debts provable against his estate under bankruptcy laws except debts legally excepted. He states he was adjudged bankrupt August 12 and has surrendered property and complied with all requirements. Dated September 18.
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United States of America
District of South Dakota
United States District Court
Wilfred B. Gormley
James D. Elliott
District Court of the United
Notice of hearing in District of South Dakota Davison County
On October 25 1912 the court ordered a hearing for January 6 1913 at Sioux Falls to consider the petition in the bankruptcy case. Creditors and interested parties are to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. The clerk is to mail copies of the petition and order to known creditors upon payment of expenses. Witness Judge James D. Elliott and the seal at Sioux Falls. Attest deputy clerk Odin R. Davis.
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South Dakota
Davison
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
James D. Elliott
A. D
Oliver S$. Pendar
Odin R. Davis
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Dousmanis
Sofia
Venizelos
Sail
Sheriff
F. Ryan
Rank Evers
First State Bank of Zell
S. 10
First State Bank of
Ashier
Xaminer
Kansas City
Edward Siekkin
Rockham
Ashigi
DR. Bennett
Congregational Church
Miss Singer
W. Abbey
S. Cattrell
Nebraska
Misouri
Ames
Morningside
Vermillion Eleven
Yanktorn
Poward
Seoun Padus
Mitchell High
Yankton High
DPD
Smith
Forrutory
BIG Phillips
National Association OF Fish and Game Commissioners
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