State News: Walton Deserts Family. Court Sends Him to Penitentiary
Webster July 4 James Walters, previously released on condition to support his family, was returned from Day County on charges of desertion and sentenced to Sioux Falls Penitentiary for one year. He had promised the court last November to contribute from his earnings, but authorities say his family remained destitute and ill while he worked steadily.
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Gets ‘Penters Webster
Day County
James Walters
Sioux Falls
Anderson
Walters
Aberdeen Diver K Hoy Shouts Dies From Park Accident
Aberdeen July 4 KHoy Shouts 30 died from injuries after diving into shallow water at Wylie park last Monday. Parents from Minnesota arrived to arrange funeral. He was taken to a local hospital unconscious Monday night and did not recover. He reportedly tried a high dive near the diving tower when the accident occurred. No body marks were found but an examination showed the yer-
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Aberdeen
Fire destroys Langford elevators and depot in sudden blaze
Langford North Dakota July 4 fire of undetermined origin caused losses estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 to Olson Elevator Co National Empire elevator and the Milwaukee railroad depot at Langford The depot was completely destroyed located about 50 feet from the two elevators Olson elevator stored 8000 bushels of grain and National Empire about 1000 bushels Two coal cars in the latter elevator fed the fire while low water pressure hampered firefighting efforts.
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Aberdeen
Olson
Tle
National Empire
Milwaukee Railroad
Langford
Milwaukee
Wool in Belle Fourche Section Gets Low Price
Belle Fourche growers have sold a few wool clips on the local market with prices from 16 1/2 to 19 cents per pound. Adjacent Wyoming districts report up to 20 cents. Local wool is burred and not in desirable condition, explaining lower prices than Wyoming. Miles City reports 18 cents as best offer, which growers are refusing.
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Belle Fourche
Wyoming
Miles City
Mont
Bandits Raid Stores In Castlewood And Denpster
July 4 report from Hamlin county authorities states six Castlewood businesses were entered in a single night with small cash taken. The DeWaijl store at Denpster is also linked, where robbers lifted 200 dollars from a safe. A high powered car is suspected to have aided the gang.
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Hayti
Hamlin
Castlewood
DeWaijl
Denpster
Do Charitable Act Canistota Aid for Farmer Schoulte
Farmers from Canistota rallied to help Frank Schoulte who returned home weak after a Sioux Falls hospital stay. Fourteen neighbors with teams gathered to cultivate his side field of corn, easing his worry about the crop’s care.
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Canistota
Frank Schoulte
Sioux Falls
Camilla's Quiet Charity Transforms a Lady's World
A story follows Camilla, a mild, unselfish woman beloved for her kindness. Her step sisters snub her while she quietly reshapes discarded gowns into fashionable outfits and supports her father and a famed author. Clyde Hammerton's engagement to Camilla ends the tale with her contentment.
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Cinderella
Camilla
Benis
Camiilla
Camila
Thornton
Grace
Gwendolen
Camille
Father
Luton
Clyde Hammerton
Clyde
Mount Vernon Speech Permit Ruling Sparks Statewide Fight
Appellate Division reverses Mount Vernon ruling blocking street speaking without a permit, upholding city ordinance. Socialists and Blanche Hays challenged mayoral control. arrests occurred, later released. Garfeld Hays to appeal to Court of Appeals. similar cases earlier were dismissed.
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Mount Vernon
New York
New York State
Supreme Court
Jude Keogh
Keogh
Socialist Party
Blanche G. Hays
New York City
Court of Appeals
Arthur Garfeld Hays
Simillar
John Haynes Holmes
Norman M- Thomas
Rose Schneiderman
Post Office Sagas in War Censorship Debate
The American Civil Liberties Union asserts that wartime post office censorship under the Joker Act Espionage framework remains legally enforceable after Congress on March 3 moved to repeal or modify the act. The dispute centers on ongoing powers to censor papers, books, and letters during the current state of war.
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India
American Civil Liberties Union
Congress
Post Office Censorship Under Espionage Act Sparks Debate
The war statutes did not touch postal censorship under Title XII of the Espionage Act. The Post Office may exclude from mail any material it deems to advocate treason or insurrection without hearings. Papers like Kropotkin's Conquest of Bread and Freie Arbeiter Stimme have been barred, prompting Senator Borah and ACLU concerns about executive overreach.
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Post Office
United States
Post Office Department
Maila
Kropotkin
Freie Arbeiter Stimme
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Mollie Mather
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Heen
W. E. Borah
Albert DeSilver
American Glasl Liberties Union
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Sisseton
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