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Newspaper

Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1915

Page

6

Nicholas Removed From Highest Post To Minor Role

Russian Emperor Nicholas transfers Grand Duke Nicholas from supreme command to Caucasus as viceroy and army commander. The move, framed as strategic, parallels past monarchic reshuffles and signals intensified eastern front focus amid global war. Grand Duke thanks troops and vows faith in victory.

Petrograd Russia Nicholas Caucasus Geeviet Potrorra Rewer Giam Company Ite Teading

Golden Wedding of Amos Gotwals and Wife at Springs

Mr and Mrs Amos Gotwals celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at the home of their son Amos Gotwals Jr on Friday September 3 They were married in 1855 at Wyalusing Wisconsin and came to this county in 1882 where they remain Mr Gotwals served in the Civil War including time at Andersonville and Libby Prison Their five children seven grandchildren and five great grandchildren are listed With their children receiving 75 in gold from relatives and friends South Dakota weather notes follow in the printer line.

Ryests Amos Gotwals Gotwals Wryalusing Wis Terauld Counts Andersonville Nigon Libby Prison Frank Linnil G.M. Young Amos Charles Elizabeth Gotwale

Japan to Aid Russia With Army Units in Europe War

New York City reports Japan has sent a large military force to aid Russia against Germany. An army of 500000 to 750000 is described as being transported by rail, with heavy artillery and ammunition to bolster the Russian drive toward Petrograd before winter. The plan includes potential concessions in Manchuria and the Far East, but Japan’s involvement is not expected to instantly alter the European conflict.

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War Declared As South Dakota Prohibition Rally Calls Victory

A South Dakota gathering by saloon opponents voices vows to end alcohol, urging voters to back prohibition statewide. Speakers frame the war on booze as a pivotal moral and political fight, urging unity among churches, businesses, and labor to push for a constitutional amendment.

Martial Law Declared on Mexican Border in Rio Grande Valley

Brownsville Texas reports the U S Army issued an order placing armed officers in command over civilian factions along the Rio Grande border in case cross border shooting resumes. The action marks the strongest measure yet in border tensions and aims to stabilize the river district.

States Army Brownsville Texas United 'S Rio] Iande

South Dakota Game Laws Seen Better Obeyed

A reconstructed note reports State Game Warden Hedrick noting a gradual decrease in violations in South Dakota this year compared with prior years. He credits wardens and deputies for enforcing laws and protecting game, praising their continued efforts statewide.

Hedrick South Dasta South Dakota Wunter

One American Lost On Hesperian Sinking

Secretary Lansing asked Ambassador Gerard to forward Germany's information on the Hesperian sinking. An American able seaman from New Jersey, of Duluth parentage, Wolft, was lost. Reports claim the Hesperian carried a gun and the run was visible. Berlin sources doubt torpedoing by a German submarine. Nearby, a British steamer Garony was sunk by a German sub.

Queenstown Ireland Wolft Tost New Jersey Duluth Washington D Lan Hing Ger Berlin Germany Versons Shimmehin Garony Liverpool London England Lonon

Sterling Drops Despite Gold Market Turbulence Report

New York reports inventory shifts as gold shipments influence the bullion market. Traders note a day of heavy selling and price swings with the Autllostrench commission eyeing a ten day window for regulatory actions and potential tanker movements affecting trust in the market.

Wilson Quietly Visits Secretary Lansing In Unprecedented Walkthrough

President Wilson met with Secretary Lansing at the State Department in an unannounced visit. He said he merely delivered routine papers and that there was nothing new about Ambassador Duma’s case. Security and officials recalled McKinley’s prior similar, private call with Secretary Hay.

Wilson State Department Lansing Duma White House McKinley Hay Duuba

Secretary Sees Republican Leaders in Aberdeen

James J. Reynolds, secretary of the Republican National Committee, visited Aberdeen on his way to the Pacific coast and conferred with Congressman Royal C. Johnson former Congressman C. I. Burke state chairman J. L. Lockhart and other South Dakota Republicans. Reynolds voiced confidence in Republican prospects in the 1948 national campaign.

Aberdeen James J. Reyolds Washington D. C Republican National Committee Pacific Coast Royal C. Johnson C. 1 Burke J. L. Lockhart Reyolds Republian

Dumba Explains Letter on War Supplies to Britain

Washington Dimba Austrian ambassador met with Secretary Lansing to explain the intercepted Dumba letter about war supplies to Britain and allies. No comment from Lansing or Dumba followed. President Wilson’s stance on the explanation remains under discussion amid questions over the ambassador’s use of an American passport.

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