Faulk County News Highlights At Faulkton June 16 Event
The Standard reports Faulk County Old Settlers Association meets at Faulkton on June 16 with over 2,000 expected attendees. Fort Pierre plans a grand Fourth of July celebration with Wild West attractions. A Farmers' Union branch of the American Society of Equity forms at Britton. Local civic efforts include park improvements in Faulkton by the Tuesday club. Banking activity notes two new banks joining the state list in Highmore and Selby. Additional items cover a county school census led by women, a baseball game scored by a Blomer school team, and various local obituaries and civic updates.
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Fort Pierre
Farmers Union
Britton
American Society of Equity
Te Yfurth
Faulk County
Old Settlers’ Association
Faulkton
Hyde County State Bank
Highmore
L. A. Hendricks
Ida C. Hendricks
Canton
Fred Hofmeister
Freeport
John Spaller, Sr
A. J. Cole
Britt
Towa
Farmers’ State Bank of
Selby
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Benjamin Labaree
Will Lewis
New York
Joe Guns
Baltimore
Madison Square Garden
Pearce
Kenyon
Ohio
Andrew Carnegie
Chicago
Victor E.unson
The
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Record-Herald
Germiny
Eliot
Harvard
Cambridge
John D. Rockefeller
Europe
Rockefeller
Mereland
North Butte Mining Co
Fred Hall
Modern
Man
John D. Archbold
Standard O11 Company
Archbold
Tarrytown
Cooper
Kokomo
Ind
James Stagart
Russiaville
Stagart
News of the Week At the Capital
A chaotic roundup of political, legal, and business items from the capital and abroad. Summaries cover court cases, corporate moves, international diplomacy, and notable deaths, with blurred OCR text noting rail, fire, and mining incidents and assorted public notices.
Multiple Crises Hit Across Nation In Quick Succession
A rash of crimes reports spans Rosslyn Virginia to Auburn Nebraska with gunfire deaths, escapes at Fort Oglethorpe, a fatal husband wife shooting in Iowa, self defense verdicts in Sioux City, fraud indictments in Chicago, a Broadway automobile theft, a Nebraska road death, and bigamy pleas in Ohio.
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Neera
Rosslyn
Fort Oglethorpe
Lawrence Muan
Vinton
Iowa
Harry Thomas
Sioux City
Norman Rutledge
Rutledge
Julius Kahn
First National Co-operative Society
Federal Grand Jury
Chicago
Broadway
Forty-second Street
New York
Richardson
Broken Bow
Neb
George Morrison
Aneta
Charles Dennis
Chamberlain
Oil Trust Given Advantage Former Lake Shore Clerk Testifies
Cleveland witnesses recounts how Standard Oil allegedly secured mileage and rate benefits from Lake Shore cars. George T Lane, Mansfield, a former Standard employee, says he drove independents from Northern Ohio towns using threats and fair or foul methods. Witnesses state Standard Oil maintained a pro bureau for newspaper ads, while others deny special treatment.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Caumnilsstoneys Prouty
Clements
George T., Lane
Mansfield
Standard Oil Company
Lane
W. E B. MacHwen
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Company
Union Tank Line
MacEwen
Lake Shore Road
Peerless Transit Company
Lake Shore
Union
Monnett
The
Standard
Malcolm Jennings
Lancaster Ohio
Standard Oi
Seventeen year old struck by pitched ball, dies in Kansas City
In Kansas City on May 29 Howard Newton, seventeen, was hit in the heart by a pitched ball during a baseball game. He dropped his bat, ran to first base, and collapsed, dying at the scene.
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Allan McDowell
Wisonie
Kansas City
W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
American Baptist Missionary Union
W. D. Chamberlain
Ohio
Saginaw
Mich
Carl Stauber
Howard Newton
Newton
Ball Player Struck, Dies In Amateur Game
Houston May 29 A 20 year old amateur ball player Stach Wisnoski was struck by a thrown ball yesterday. After retrieving the ball and throwing, he collapsed and died.
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Houston
Stach Wisnoski
Russia on Verge of Chaos, Crisis Deepens
Moscow braces for further turmoil as political tensions spike amid economic strain and international warnings. Analysts note rising uncertainty, possible clashes, and a fragile stability under pressure from internal and external forces.
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Russia
Douma Slaps Czar's Face Ed and Dismissal Demand
Reports from St Peterstire in May describe government opposition to granting plenary amnesty. Officials argue for local release only, while telegrams from various cities show unity against amnesty. In St Petersburg the premier is set to address parliament with a negative but reform-oriented stance on local administration.
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Kieff
St. Petersburg
Goremykin
Strana
Country
Hanse
Sesson
Vistailly
Tawa
Constitutional Democratic
M. Kekoshkine
Philippine leper colony established on Culion island
Manila reports the first permanent leper colony in the Philippines on Culion island. Two hundred lepers have been taken from Cebu and will be sent there for future cases. Four Catholic nuns have volunteered to care for the afflicted and are en route to the settlement.
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Cebu
Manila
Philippines
Culion Island
Settlment
Refugees Flooded Out In San Francisco Storm
A heavy rain storm drenched San Francisco and outlying areas on May 29, damaging truck gardens and flooding basements. Refugees in low ground camps were driven from tents as 1.01 inches of rain fell, the heaviest late season fall since 1884, with Fillmore Street stores flooded between Post and Eddy.
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San Francisco
Fillmore Street
Post and
Eddy Streets
Ohio Attorney General Warns Vacuum Oil of Fines
The Ohio attorney general warns Vacuum Oil of Rochester that a $50 daily penalty will be collected if alleged violations of Ohio anti trust law continue. The action centers on methods and business dealings alleged to breach state law.
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New York
Rochester
N. Y
Ohio
Vacuum Oil Company
Quarry Blast Kills William Campbell Near Cranetown Wisconsin
In Cranetown Pat Deneen’s rock quarry a blasting accident killed William Campbell instantly. He lit a dynamite fuse, stepped back but was struck by rock debris as the charge exploded. Campbell, about eighty, had resided near Glenwoo for twenty years.
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Glenwoo
Wis
Pat Deneen
Cranetown
Here
William Campbell
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