South Dakota notes in brief from Washington
Washington notes summarize recent federal acts and appointments, including a proclamation affecting land in Carbon county, a forest service review, resignations in public affairs, and various international updates. Notable items cover land policy, government personnel changes, and cultural notices.
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Washington
Bern
Benne
Seoetany Gapheld
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Wie West
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Forest Service
Defense Fights Admission of Orchard Evidence in Haywood Case
Boise Idaho June 15 Prosecution wins admission of crucial Orchard testimony as defense battles to exclude. Witnesses include W Vaughan and former Governor Peabody as court hears cross examination aimed at discrediting Orchard and linking Pettibone Haywood Adams to the Bradley plot. Court to move to Caldwell. Orchard to face formal appearance.
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W. 4. Vauenan
Minneapolis
Orchard
Vaughan
Orchfard
Peabody
Cora Peabody
United Counsel For Defense
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Harry Orchard
Chatr
San Frauncisco
Bradley
Juano
Jane
Stonenberg
George Pettibone
Denver
San Francisco
Haywood
Steve Adams
J. Wolf
Pettibone
J. Dempsey
Golden West Hotel
Dempsey
Hogan
Wolf
Pat Bone
Wolf” Pettibone
Ogden
A. T. Williams
The
Western Union
Adams
Pettibone Orchard
Haywood-Adams
Vindicator
Jump Fires Gun In Lumber Yard Accident
Black River Falls Wisconsin June 16. Sixteen year old Joseph Waldrick was shot when a shotgun discharged while he jumped over boards in a Millston lumber yard. The load struck his arm, which may be lost, and his life is in jeopardy.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Joseph Waldrick
Millston
Here
Armed men in man hunt for man who mortally wounded sister
In St. Joseph on June 18 two hundred armed officers hunted near Faucet ten miles south of town to lynch David Linn alias Bud Linn for shooting and mortally wounding his sister Mollie Seymour at her Faucet home. Linn remains at large after the attack sparked by her reprimand of his treatment of his wife.
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Lee Tabor
James Francisco
Tom Hunt
Bluefield
Lillia Davis
Princeton
Wellington Hotel
Kansas City
Thomas Stack
Chicago
Crawford
Des Moines
Marguerite Curtis
Helen
Cleveland
Western Transit Company
Holt
United States
New York
Western Points
Barry Bargis
Rose Hill
Iowa
Harry Stringfellow
St. Joseph
Faucet
Here
David Jinn
Bud” Linn
Mollie Seymour
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Defalcation Ties Wisconsin Bank Cashier to Wheat Pit
Seymour Wisconsin June 16 a defalcation totaling forty thousand dollars linked to the Chicago wheat pit led to the arrest of Thomas C Coghill cashier of the First National Bank of Seymour. He was taken by a federal officer to Milwaukee yesterday and has confessed to the misappropriation.
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Seymour
Wis
Chicago
Thomas C. Coghill
First National Bank
Milwaukee
Coghill
Mayor Schmitz Found Guilty by Jury in Extortion Case
San Francisco June 15 A jury convicted Mayor Eugene E. Schmitz of extortion tied to a Olivar grand jury indictment. Crowds gathered outside Bush Street as Judge Dunne set June 27 for sentencing. Schmitz maintained innocence and vowed to fight on.
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Eugene EB. Schmitz
Olivar
Judge Dunne
Bush Street
Foreman Capp
Dunne
Schmitz
War in Central America Exasperates Washington Officials
Washington officials express exasperation over Zelaya’s explanation after the failure of Mexico and the United States to broker lasting peace in Central America. They note Zelaya accuses Mexico and the US of forcing a union by force, while insiders say a united Central America was not intended to be achieved that way.
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Washington
Zelaya
State Department
Central America
Mexico
United States
Nicaragua
Acajulla
America
Runaway Wagon Tragedy Claims Driver’s Life
Park Rapids June 16 Anthony Stevens died from injuries after a runaway wagon on the White Earth Indian reservation. Stevens was hauling rails for the road when his team ran away, throwing him beneath the heavy wagon which crushed him and caused internal injuries.
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Park Rapids
Anthony Stevens
Stevens
White Earth Indian Reservation
Senate Nominee Blind in Oklahoma City Named
Thomas P. Core, seemingly nominated for United States senator, is described as blind since age eleven after an accidental arrow gun injury. Roy Hoffman is noted in connection with the nomination.
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Senate
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas P. Core
United States
Ever Roy Hoffman
Trio slain in Lyon county camp murder tied to lover
Paducah June 15. Will Gampion, a tie contractor, shot and killed his brother in law Lee Tracey and Tracey's lover Grace Browning at a Lyons county camp. Tracey had separated from his family and lived with Browning.
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Paducah
Will Gampion
Lee Tracey
Tracey
Grace Browning
Lyon County
Browning
Starts Fire Ends Life
Nels Anderson, a farmer ten miles north of Fonda Iowa, killed himself by gutting his throat and set fire to his house before taking his life. The tragedy occurred June 16 and leaves a sorrowing family and community in shock.
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Fonda
Iowa
Nels Anderson
Here
Fie
Randall Elected and Regental Shifts at Minnesota Agr Univ
At Minneapolis dated June 14 1y the state board of regents accepted dean Liggets resignation from the agricultural college appointing W Raden of the Minnesota State Fair association as his successor Liggett will head the experiment station at Grand Rapids Minn Supt McGuire moves to St Anthony Park experiment station Randall resigns from the regents board and will leave the state fair association secretariat Prof J H Gray of Northwestern replaces vacant chair of political science and economics Dr Edward Van Dyke Robinson named economics professor resigning as St Paul Central High principal.
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Minneapolis
M. Liggett
Agricultural College of the University
State Board of Regents
W. Raden
Minnesota State Fair Association
Dean Liggett
Grand Rapids
Minn
McGuire
Grant Rapidy
University
W. W. Falwell
Carnegie
J. H. Gray
Northwestern University
Edward van Dyke Robinson
St. Paul Central High School
St. Paul High School
Burglary “Swag” Recovered Near Berthold
Hunters find two small tin buckets in a gopher hole containing watches chains three sets of keys cartridges and a revolver believed stolen from E Newgard hardware store in Berthold North Carolina June 14. The loot was hidden under grass and disturbed by a high wind.
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Berthold
N. C
James Robeson
George Morse
E. Newgard
Pioneers to Gather in Kasson for Old Settlers Meet
Dodge Center Minn June 14 The annual reunion of the Old Settlers Association of this county will be held in Kasson Tuesday June 18. Citizens of Kasson are spending time and money to ensure a large attendance and a pleasant gathering is expected.
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Old Settlers’ Association of
Dodge
Sth
Dodge Center
Minn
Old Settlers’ Association
Kasson
Rival club wedding outing ends in drowning on river
A gasoline launch with seven young men from the Rival club overturned while returning from a wedding celebration on the Sheboygan River. August Beutel, 24, drowned. the others swam to shore. The incident occurred in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, on June 14.
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Sheboygan River
Sheboygan
Wis
August Beutel
Child Found Dead In Sandpit After Fall From Load
In Yankton South Dakota on June 14 a six year old daughter of Barney Hecker was found dead with a head wound in a sandpit. Authorities believe she fell from a sand load hauled by a hired man after several children climbed on the pile moments earlier.
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Yankton
Barney Hecker
Explosion at Stillwater thresher plant injures three
An air tank explosion at the thresher company in Stillwater Minnesota injured three workers. The blast blew the machinery building floor upward and flying boards struck several men.
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Stillwater Thresher
Stillwater
Minn
Thresher Company
Rocking boat tragedy claims Minnie Rea dy in Wis River
In Chetek Wisconsin on June 14 Minnie Rea dy twenty three drowned when a companion rocked the boat while crossing the Chippewa River to early mass. A younger sister was saved by a brother. In Prairie du Chien Albert Stanley was bound over on several forgery charges after failing to post a 1000 dollar bond.
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Chetek
Wis
Minnie Ready
Chippewa River
Prarie du Chien
Albert Stanley
Grand Jury
Butter Coloring Fatal Claims Young Farmer's Son
Aberdeen June 14 Walter Milbrandt two year old son of a farmer near Westport dies after drinking butter coloring. Also fires destroy three warehouses near Boseman Montana valued about 1000 dollars. Benson Minnesota residents plan big July 4 celebration.
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Aberdeen
8. D
Walter Milbrandt
Westport
Boseman
Mont
Northern Pacific
Benson
Ming
Peor
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