Three Story Mitchell Hotel Building Planned
Mitchell Realty Company announced plans for a three story brick building on the site of the Mitchell hotel. The first floor will hold seven stores, the second floor offices, and the third floor 12 to 15 apartments with a central court and freight elevator. Construction cost is estimated at 465000 with details pending final design and foundation work by Howard Brodshup as contractor.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Realty County
Republican
Bulldtar
Oltier
Ain
Third Avenue
Mor « Ehandine
Piseea
Main
Tura Gloor
Dian
Howard Brodshup
Alexandria Man Survives Fall at Tower Site
An Alexandria man escaped serious harm after a tower toppled during repair work at A. W. Soladay's mill and farm. He was reportedly knocked down but landed safely, suffering only a knee fracture and minor injuries. others nearby escaped unharmed as debris scattered.
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Indmill
A. W. Soladay
Waite
Alexandria
Aygr Wit
Brneath
Black Cat Hoodoo Halts Auto Journey Near Chatsworth
In a curious tale from Chatsworth a black cat crossing the road caused a motor trip to end abruptly near the town. The car later showed damaged pipes and wiring, forcing the men to abandon the drive and return home by train.
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Hudson Man
Suliour
Tarae
Mortigus
Dersoa
Pathway
el Ae
Chatsworth
Sinat
Hudson
Student Killed While Running for Town Teeball Game
Davenport report says In-Phil McNutt, nineteen, Anos College student, died last night while attempting to beat a moving train to reach the Alleions Teeball game. He fell while crossing and broke his neck. He was with three other students.
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Davenport
Phil McNutt
Anos College
Hen
Local Notes from Mitchell and Surrounding Areas
Local notes report many community items including births, marriages, and moves. Henry Looby and Ruth Tysdal of Artesian obtain a marriage license while G H Chiles of Minneapolis visits for Maxwell Automobile Co. business. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs W 31 f Spock southwest of Mitchell. Rural relocations include C 1 zone moving to Huron and North Dakota points, and residents to Mitchell from Columbus Nebraska. A knee and ankle fracture after a fall near West Fourth and Edmunds is treated by a doctor. Ordination of Rev H R Best at Spencer is described with ceremony details. Football news covers Dakota Wesleyan’s visit to Brookings and Morning Side versus Wesleyan, plus cash bets on Wesleyan to beat Morning Side. Funeral notice for Carl Dennis Wing, 50, of Fulton area. Oscar Philips of Lennox watches the Wesleyan game. Newman club hosted by Mrs J J Welch. lessons on music and composer history given by Mrs C Kennedy. Louie McGovern visits and performs Hawaiian songs.
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Dally Ee
Paciscom
Henry Looby
Ruth Tysdal
Artesian
G. H. Chiles
Minneapolis
Maxwell Automobile Company
Ars
G. Kjelmer
Riverside
Huron
North Dakota
Vist Relat
Mitchell
Columbus
Neb
South Wisconsin Street
Dover
South Dakota
Chiccago
Franklin Hewitt
G. B. Letch
Robert Lincoln Kelley
First Baptist Church of
Spencer
C. H. Wine
Rolvix Harlan
Sioux Falls College
S. P. Shaw
H.R
Sioux City Journal
Hiands
Morning Side College
Dakota Wesleyan
Femo
Wesleyan
Wits
Ness
Cookin
Gia Wesleyan
Carl Dennis Wing
St. Joseph's Hospital
Somerday
Fulton
Wilecox
Dean
Oscar Philips
Lennox High Nehal
Phillips
Regia
J. J. Welch
Newman Club
CT. Kennedy
Louie McGovern
Palo. Alto
Former Iowan held in London remanded in fraud case
John Wesley DeKay of New York was remanded at Bow Street in London on a charge of fraud in France related to supplying titles to the Belgian government. He was born near Hampton, Ta., an author and club member who headed a Mexican national picking company and in 1914 went to Europe to buy arms for President Huerta's government.
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London
England
John Wesley DeKay
New York
Bow Street
France
Ball
Dekay
Hampton
Boston
Europe
Huercia
Candidacy Talk in Fort Pierre News and Lead Mayor
Pierro publisher of the Fort Pierre News concedes he may seek the Republican nomination for secretary of state in the next primary. Mayor Hl L Howard of Lead says he has not fixed on running for state auditor but is weighing a possible entry and considering the race.
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Pierro
S.D
C. B. Coyne
Fort Pierre
Hl. L. Howard
Lead
General Beadle Died in San Francisco at 77
General William Henry Harrison Beadle founder of South Dakota's school lands died in San Francisco aged 77 after a month of illness. Raised in Indiana and Michigan, Beadle led a long career as educator and reformer saving school lands from speculators and shaping constitutional provisions. He held posts in Dakota Territory, authored educational works, and led the state’s normal school at Madison. His funeral and memory were honored by teachers and officials alike.
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William Henry Harrison Beadle
San Francisco
Fred
Tuglies
South Dakota
Beadle
Innian
Michigan
Ito
Beneft
Jtate
Gen. Beadle
Northwest
Dakotas
Beadie
Great American Desert
United States
Washington
Carl Schurz
Interior
Union of States
Dakota Territory
Union County
Alcester
Horn
Indiana
William” Henry "Harrison Beadle
Parke County
Ind
Ohio
Missisippi
New Orlean
Wmight Keap
University of Michigan
Tawa
Shi
Wolon
Drevet
Bevan
Bransvvlle
Boscobel
Wis
Dakota
Yosen
Normal School
Madison
Story
Gen Beadle
New
Ilen S. Chapman
Moses Rich
Jay Var
Alexandria Mill Reopening Planned in South Dakota
Alexandria South Dakota residents anticipate the reopening of the Alexandria mill after years idle. New owners J Ang Vanderfelden of Maywood Nebraska and O N Blakesley have begun repairs and expect operations to resume within weeks powered by the municipal electric plant. P F Wickhem announces a dispersion sale of Short Horn cattle and Per jeron horses at Rose Hill farm November 26 and Mitchell pavilion February 15 1916 respectively.
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Alexandria
S. D
O. N. Blakesley
J. Ang U. T. Vanderfelden
Maywood
Neb
Jand
Vanderhelden Brothers
P. F. Wickhen
Rose Hill
Pavilon
Mitchell
Wickhem
Rose Hill Ranch
Aged Woman Mary Hanzel Murder Probe in Dante South Dakota
Coroner's jury finds 70 year old Mary Hanzel killed by strangulation with a rope in Dante. Husband, 75, arrested. authorities consider murder with alleged insanity claim and possible alternative cause cited by defense. Witnesses recount assault and wagon incident.
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Llage
Dante
Parkston
Adora Klein
Sourt
Sasser
Hanzel
Street
Horsch
Fragmentary note points to mental decline in murder case
A damaged OCR fragment references a strike on an elderly man and a claim of failing mental condition. It mentions a spouse and suggests repeated quarrels, with the dead woman reported surviving by three daughters and a son-in-law, indicating a domestic context under investigation.
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Eve Jacnous
Hauge
Napoleon Rode Horseback At Safe Distance
London report recalls precautions used to keep Napoleon at a distance on horseback after an accident to King George. The emperor was not an expert horseman and his mounts were specially trained to stay steady amid blows, drums, firearms, and distractions.
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London
England
George
Napoleon
S. Hill Named Delegate to Session
Pierre South Dakota delegates named for the Third National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits in Chicago November 29 to December 2. Delegates include J. C. McLaurin Hazel, C. Simonson Vermillion, Louis Kilker Britton, Charles Mecamree Pierre, HL Loucks Watertown, and others from across the state. The meeting aims to frame a rural credits bill for Congress.
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Piere
HL. Loucks
Watertown
W. 8
Mitchell
J. It. Malone
Draper
Dawes
Fulton
Tsage Lincoln
Aberdeen
Charles
A. Johnson
Fairfax
Elwood C
Periship
Brookings
J. Holter
Canton
J.T. Belk
Henty
C.J. Brieson
Howard
W G. Alein
John 2
Hanten Watertown
Georgia Girl Engaged to Myth Adds to Local Mystery
Atlanta society columns report Miss Julia Choate Crumley engaged to Dr Alleyne Hensley, but family doubts arise as Crumley alleges a deceased man’s body as Hensley. Crumley, once at Johns Hopkins, claimed Hensley’s letters and a romance with the surgeon, now tied to a tragic railroad death tale.
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Atlanta
Alleyne Hensey
Julia Choate Crumley
Howard Lee Crumley
Amiss Crumley
Hensley
Miss Crumley
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Alleyne Hensley
Quebec
Can
Miss Crumsey
New York
Trousseau
Chicago
Blue Sky Law Challenge In U.S. Courts
Pierre and officials sued to test this state's blue sky law. Harry Morley of Sioux City seeks to stop state courts from proceeding in a securities charge. Taubman served papers on Governor Byrne and the state securities secretary.
Marriage notice for Sampel Marble couple in Hitchcock
Rev and Mrs Sampel Marble of Hitchcock welcomed a daughter this morning. Mr Marble serves as pastor of the Hitchcock Methodist church. Mrs Marble is with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm J Davey at their home.
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Brn
Sampel Marble
Hitchcock
Marble
Irs
Airs
Wm J. Davey
Wesleyan Dominates Morning Side In Open Game
Wesleyan routed Morning Side 29 to 10 in a Northwestern clash at Brookins. Key plays featured Virgil Vine’s drive and a balanced attack by Wesleyan with 170 rushing yards to 86 for Morning Side, ten first downs to eight, and fourteen forward passes attempted by Wesleyan while Morning Side managed three completions.
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Wesleyan
Virgil Vine
Morningside ‘College
Sioux City
Northwest
Town
Nebraska
Ames
Town University
Brookins
Fuext
Weither
South Dakota
Fay
Yevan Fas
Vermillion
Desert Yes Creditor
United Eleven
Dillon
Hine
Collenge
Smith
Wesleyan Moleskins
Johnson
Waltz
Fig
Payne
Jan
Maroons
Livieo
Knox
Fanotier
Payne Mieesd
Jang Wesleyan
Ted
Colfenge
Ross Smith
Iom
Eiffert
Tohnson
Kool
Capt. Berry
Woodward
Tolison
Scora Wesleyan
Rune
Bellmer
Collense
P. Smith
Bioing Johnson
Mitas
Dakotaas
Wesleyan and Morning Side clash end in scoring duel
Wesleyan claims touchdowns by Knox Hine and E Smith with Johnson field goals totaling three points for Morning Side. Substitutes include Ellis Berry Brethorst and Bashaw. Timekeeper notes fifteen minute quarters.
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Fuo
Hie
Leui Morning Ste
Wwostevan Northrup Woodward
Arener Smith Horaney
Nite Witltaras BR
Smit Watt
Sehwauber Hut
Knoxmer
Hino Gimtert
RI Payne
Wenig
Chirk
Allen
Redfield High School Claims State Champs Title
Redfield high school claims the state football championship as Yankton papers question the claim. Redfield beat Ashton, Clark, Watertown, Aberdeen, and Huron, lost to Pierre, and tied no games. Other teams faced losses and ties, with Brookings declining a rematch and Mitchell and Opel delaying.
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Redfield
Yankton
Redfeld
South Dakota
Ashton
Clark
Watertown
Aberdeen
Huron
Pierre
Brookings
Reddhend
Errs
Diving Tey
Ahind Redfeld
Bailiwick
Lons
Mitchiell
Mitchell
Opel
Doth
Germans Plate Money in Banks
A Berlin prepared communication via the American Association of Commerce and Trade describes the third German war loan of about 2 billion dollars. It says German financial policy shifted to credit economy, restoring confidence as gold returned to Reichsbank and deposits redeposited, with small investors likely to prefer government placements over hoarding.
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New York City
American Association of Commerce and Trade of
Berlin
United
Germany
Iso
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West Fourth Avenue
Edmunds Street
John W. Dekay
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Belgium
Ort Pierre
W. H. H. Beadle
South Dakota School System
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DePue
Mary
Manzel -Round
S. Hill
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