Mob tarred Miss Chamberlaine in Shady Bend case shocks Lincoln County
Mary Chamberlaine, a schoolteacher from Peelye Mile, testified that masked men tied her, tarred her from the waist down, and fled. Barber Ricord and accomplices described how the plan unfolded with Anderson and Windelshire aiding and gun and motorcycle riders involved.
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Shady Bend
Lincoln Center
Wis
Louise Vietind
Mme Hel
Chester Atcherson
Beverly
Lincol Esunty
Mary Chamberlaine
Anderson
Miss Chamberlaine
Clarke's Mill
Sherilf Clarke
Mgr
Clarkes Mill
Delbert Windeletarger
Indereon
Wyeritt Clarke
Sioux Falls Wins Hosting Bid For National Press Meet
The National Press Association will hold its next convention in Sioux Falls in June. Chicago delegates debated hosts as twenty city reps competed. Sioux Falls secured the prize thanks to a South Dakota president and local officials. The plan includes a Black Hills rail trip for editors after meetings. A separate note reports Elwood Bergh, 1, died from burns after tumbling into an unsecured wash boiler. mother attempted rescue as father was away.
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R. J. Dowdell
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Schlosser
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Metropolis
Rapid City
Tlwood Bergh
South Dakota Republicans Await National Committee Meeting Decisions
South Dakota leaders gathered in Huron to plan strategy ahead of the National Republican Committee meeting in December. The meeting aimed to determine whether a Taft rally would be held in Minot and how feuding factions might influence the governor and congressional races, with several local figures noted in attendance.
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Hinton
Walt
National Republican Committee
Washington
Taft
Presidential Primary Crisis In Ohio Speech
A formal statement declares opposition to the primary process and criticizes leadership as sacrificing principle. It calls for the people to have direct rights to choose the president, mentions Ohio and the state party delegation. The speaker vows retirement from politics and business, noting an overwhelming defeat in recent elections and the president supporting the party ticket.
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Aurely
Welo
la Follette
S.-Serpor
Cuyehuati
Ohio
HHP
CON
Paft
Insurance report shows foreign companies profits rise in state
The 1916 Insurance Commissioner Basford annual report released details on foreign fire and life companies in South Dakota. It notes increased risks carried, premiums earned, and losses paid, with net gains of about 150000 for foreign fire groups and sizable rises in life and fraternal sectors. The document also covers total insured amounts and industry trends.
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Issh
Aid
Ceme
South Dakota Life Co
South Dakota
Popte
He Home Companies
Traterpal
PLPG
Roosevelt Urges Roosevelt for Republican Presidential Nomination
At Youngstown Ohio Garfield club banquet Senator Crawford of South Dakota tours states to support La Follette bid. John J. Sullivan endorses Theodore Roosevelt as the party's standard bearer in the fight for the presidency next year. The event marks the Garfield birthday celebration with ties to Columbus district politics. Sacramento California Governor John
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Detroit
Mich
Crawford
South Dakota
la Follette
Youngstown
Theodore Roosevelt
Garfield Club
Ohio
John J. Sullivan
United States District Attorney
Col. Ioosevelt
James A. Garfield
Aberdeen man robbed on street by gunman in South Dakota
P M Ringrose, Aberdeen coal dealer, was robbed at 9 10 p m as he returned home from the business district with packages. The assailant ordered him to drop valuables and go home, firing no shots. A second man nearby reported the incident to unknown status. In Washington Taft improves but remains away from executive offices. cabinet assembles in White House Library.
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Miss Chamberlain
Ricord
Anderson
Windelstareer
Delphert
Mary
Ricard
Everitt Clarke
Tibewater
Lhemuth
Tle
Beverly
Rover
Miss Chambrlain
Deadwoot
Watidre
C.carpenter
Lennon
Miattin
South Dakota
Martin
Dro Tt
Riatte
Colmes
Carpenter
Vane Tern
Dudge Ale- Nulty
Progres Dinet
Yonkton
Forvilrd Quessilh
State Gold Bells
State College
Tine Yankton
Miki Tonins
Pete
Curtlet
Stir Fae
Vauckling
Robinson
Manor
Yankton
Tripp
Heaves
Neke
MacGresor
iWalbta
Pinte
Irnines Vie
Mirseeilies
India
China
Durbar
Far East
Sia Jocondo
Paris
Shonson
Aberdeen
S. D
Ringrose
Washington, D. C
Taft
White House
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McCantess
SAN UC
McCanless
Gets Press Association
TOD
Sioux Malls
George
Schllosser
Cial Club
The
National Association
Who
Hla
Jave Cont Pomc
Huron
Marin
Clot
Burke
Gambler
George S Jones
Rh. M. Woods
Custer
Loomis Cull
Roberts
Pierre Diaboatan
Shallnday
Charles Hickett
Parker
Adarcpin
Porppios
Bauomines Ke
Basford
Mierre
Cong EC Velontist Sts
Agricus Pursg College Eleven
Surance
Dasford
Vota
Szgos
Los Angeles
Calif
McNamara
Times
Sexton
Andre
Yankton Vos State College
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ROG
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Dawson
Pinen
Doulas Curberry
Shreok
Roosevelt
Otho Club
Piorvests
Senator Chawford
Johnson
Sacremento
Cal
John
First National Bank
Ranson
Wm. Koch
L. J. Welch
First Trust & Savings Bank
L. Branson & Co., Inc. Farm Loans and Insurance
O.L Branson
J. S. Daniels
Ray L. Branson
J. C. Wood
William Koch
H. It. Kibbee
Mitchell
J. T. Morrow
E. A. Loomer
Asst
Mitchell National Bank
Mitchell, S. D
Mitchell Trust Company
WM. M. Smith
Pres
D. A. Mizener
Sec'y
O. A. Davison
Treas
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