Death of Francis Joseph Dominates War News From Vienna
Condolences prepared at the state department as news reports from Paris Madrid and Vienna note the death of Francis Joseph. He is described as having reigned 68 years and as guiding Austria through wars and the changing European order. The piece recalls his long rule the July 1914 ultimatum and war declaration and the dynastic tragedies that marked his life.
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Francis Joseph
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Leostris
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France
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Vienna
William I
Germany
Austria
Peter
Serbia
Archduke Perdinand
Europe
Death of Emperor Francis Joseph Ends Era in Austria
The 68 year reign of Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria ends with his death at Schoenbrunn. Archduke Charles Francis, age 29, is heir to the dual empire and faced with accession after the Sarajevo assassination sparked the war. Vienna and London report a sudden, feverish decline after a period of non alarmist bulletins.
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Austria-Hungary
Schoenbrunn Castle
Archduke Charles Francis
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
London
England
Austria
Vienna
Exchange Telegraph Company
Amsterdam
Archduchess
Valerie
William
Germany
Schoenbrunn
Burian
Berlin
Paris
France
Princeis Joseph
Schoenbrunn Park
Bavaria
Zurich
Matin
Eagland
Central News
Budapest
Tisza
Government Forecast for South Dakota
Tonight fair and warmer in the north and west. Thursday partly cloudy and colder in the north and west. Much colder Thursday night. Record temperatures show 34 at 6 p.m. and 31 at 9 p.m. Wednesday's readings include 25 at 3 a.m., 23 at 6 a.m., 26 at 9 a.m., 34 at 12 p.m., and 40 at 3 p.m.
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Hutchinson
Hyde
Jackson
Jerauld
Kingsbury
Roy Do
Lake
Lincoln
Ban Lyman
McCook
McPherson
Marshall Tss
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Mellette Miner
Moody Eee Ee
Pennington Perkins
Complete Vote on President Complete Vote on President
Pierre report shows county totals for presidential electors in South Dakota with unofficial returns from new sources. A car crash injures a student, fracturing his skull. four boys were in a vehicle that overturned after yielding to a team on a country road.
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Milbank Man Gust Dagenbolb Wanted on Forfeited Bond
Grant county authorities seek Gust Dagenbolb of Milbank who fled justice after missing a state circuit court trial on a criminal assault case. He had a $500 bond posted through a surety company while working for the Milbank light and power company. the bond is forfeited and a bench warrant issued.
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Dagenkolb
Milbank
S. D
Grant County
Gust Dagenbolb
Light and Power Company
Kidder Boy Hurt In Local Incident
Kidder, S. D. Fred Dennett, a school boy living near Kidder, sustained injuries in a recent incident. Details are scarce but indicate a youth involved with a mishap near his hometown.
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Kidder
Kidder, S. D
Fred Dennett
Kidder, Sus
Preston Brings In State Money From Estates
Tax Commissioner Preston collects over 12 000 from estates of Nils Hanson and John T Campbell. Transon estate tax 2 058 38 on 465 000 plus value Campbell estate 476 202 51 with tax 11 562 86. Campbell died in Weston Tennessee September 1. South Dakota register estate noted.
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Preston
Nils Hanson
John T. Campbell
Transon
Campbell
Woreston
South Dakota
Sioux Indian Charged With Ax Attack Ends in Guilty Plea
George LaBelle, a Sis seton Sioux Indian near Veblen, was arrested on a wife assault charge after an ax attack during a drinking bout at the LaBelle home. He pled guilty and paid a fine. The wife was also shoved against a red hot stove, burned, and partially scalped by the stove during the festivities attended by several Indian friends and liquor.
Damages Sought Over Lake Andes Overflow
Residents near Lake Andes in Charles Mix county plan a Saturday meeting to tally damages from lake overflow. They aim to consolidate claims and seek Congressional reimbursement for land damage caused by high water levels linked to artesian wells filling the lake.
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Geddes
Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
Congress
Adamson Act Declared Unconstitutional by Judge Hook
Kansas City federal court rules the Adamson eight hour law unconstitutional and orders Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf receivers to aid government to push the case to the Supreme Court. Government seeks immediate ruling and possible transfer to the high court before the law’s January 1 effective date.
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William C.hook
United States District Court
Hook
Missouri, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Cour
Missouri Oklahoma & Gulf Railway
Supreme Court of the
Alexander New
Henry C. Ferris
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Supreme Court of the United States
Allied diplomats leave Athens as Britain reports trench raids
From Athens to London diplomats of the Central Powers and Turkey will depart quietly tomorrow after a demand by Admiral Du Fournet. The Turkish legation is being dismantled. In observer reports Berlin notes British trenches south of Labassee canal were raided.
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du Fournet
Berlin
Germany
Sayville
L. I
Labassee Canal
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Alt Valley
Monastir
Paris
France
Negovo
Hill 1050
Makovo
London
England
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White Star Line
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Keos
Attica
Aegean Sea
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Jiul
Craiova
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Wallachia
Petrograd
Verlin
English
Senator Johnson Pledges Damages Bill For Lake Shore Claims
The record notes Senator Wal S Johnson of Yankton promising to introduce in Congress a bill to pay claims for damages related to drilling on the lake shores carried out by the government.
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Wal. S. Johnson
Yankton
Congress
German submarine Peutschland believed to have cleared American waters
Nantucket Massachusetts reports the merchant submarine Peutschland returning to Germany with a valuable cargo. After leaving New London Connecticut yesterday the submarine was not observed along the coast once darkness fell and no word has come since it passed Watch Hill Rhode Island at sunset.
Brookings Sheriff Travels to Idaho to Identify Suspect
Brookings County Sheriff Hal Vorson departed for Moscow Idaho to identify a man held there as James Donovan. The suspect is believed to be the post office robber who escaped Brookings jail days after a January 1911 arrest. If confirmed he will be returned to South Dakota for trial.
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Halvorson
Brookings County
Moscow
Idaho
White and Bushnell
S. C
James Donovan
South Dakota
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