Scattered notes on lemons oil and political rumors
The clipping references lemon production methods in Sicily and Calabria. It mentions a Guatemalan president Cabera under guard amid fears of treachery, and a Paris fire risk near the Louvre. Other items touch on snake bites in Jackson Mississippi, forestry work by the Pennsylvania Railroad, and assorted anecdotes and statistics from various regions.
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Sicily
Calabria
Cabrera
Guatemala
Guatemala City
State twine plant near completion near Waters Point
A state funded twine plant at Waters Point advances to completion. The facility will house a wide twine spinning operation with a manufactur ing capacity to meet regional demand. Initial capital outlay tops five thousand dollars with total estimated expenditure around seventy eight thousand dollars. Production targets include a daily output and employment for local workers, with equipment arriving from several suppliers. The plant aims to offer the product Ruth Dukata at the lowest possible price through the new factory channel.
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Ruben
Charitia Aingerrections
Hees & Trin Company
Mebel
Fat Waters
Voller
Entiire
Tyler Wirth
Shattines
Guysuette
Porte
Poland
Will SR
Chain Carrig
Bat Meters
Schops Brier
Ruth Dukata
Boeing
Woman Tries Suicide by Razor at Rutland Farm
City reports Mrs. Carl Olson of Rutland area attempted self harm with a razor. Her husband briefly left her with a child. he found her wounded in an outhouse and aided by a physician. Wounds to both sides of the windpipe were not fatal. she remains alive but expresses resolve to try again.
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Mattson
Tri
Carla Olson
Rutland
Plorence
South Dakota
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Mien
Leven
Marinon
William Austin
Sisseton Indians to receive late relief annuity
The Sisseton Indians will receive 2758,000 in delayed compensation, authorized after a U.S. court ruling. The funds cover injustices tied to the Minnesota massacre 36 years ago, with 1600 Sisseton people or heirs to participate at Sisseton agency, payments to start now and finish by Christmas.
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Yankton, & D
Christiaua
Minnesota
Congress
United States Court of Claims
United States Supreme Court
Indiana
Jaen McLaughlin
Sisseton Agency
Dakota gold output exceeds seven million dollars
The state mine inspector’s report to the governor shows South Dakota’s gold production last year at seven million dollars, the highest in the state’s history. The mica output for the year is valued at eighty five thousand nine hundred dollars.
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Dakota
South Dakota
Pope Pius X Is Stricken With Fever in Bed
Rome reports Pope Pius X is ill with a fever and confined to bed. Doctors after examination announce that audiences have been suspended as his condition is watched closely.
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Rome
Pius X
Roosevelt to urge Knapp's continued term in office
President Roosevelt plans to announce the reappointment of Knapp to a continued term in the Interstate Commerce Commission. The move follows a meeting with Congress and aims to keep the commission's work steady amid policy threats.
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Washington, Tech
Rooanvelt
Matt Baie
el Knapp
Commerce
Bartonner Girl Testifies as State Witness in Randall Murder Case
Winnie Bartonne testifies about her relationship with Bright and Randall, detailing events leading to Bright's death. She describes living with Bright, her role as postmistress, and Randall's movements around the scene. The defense probes her finances and motives as detectives prepare further testimony.
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Wien
Tulay
Willy
Wrennk Bright
Marly Teutoo
Tyeet Keyciall
Uneyaw
Slate
Attorn
Wintie Bartonne
Bright
Randall
Trion
Randal
Tate
Price
Rangall
Ran Fall
Bartonne
Bangsway
Winnie Bartonne
Gsright
Misa Bartonne
Lewis
Cage
A. Bartonne
Winnie
Rank Wrecker Draws 15 Years in Prison
Pittsburg Pa December William Montgomery former cashier of the wrecked Allegheny National Bank was sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary today.
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Pittsburg
Wm. Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
Ood Fellows Attend Interstate Meeting In Bronx City
Vermillion South Dakota December report notes Grand Master Dana Armour and Grand Warden Wallace Elk Point visit the Oda Fellows of Wile City. The lodge plans to attend the Interstate meeting in Bronx City on December. The Sioux Falls gathering on December is also highlighted as a major fraternal event.
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Oda
Wile City
Hues
Dana
Armour
Wallace
Elk Point
Loc Lodge
Bronx City
Sioux Falls
Drug Dealers Weigh New Law In South Dakota
South Dakota officials including Commissioner Wheaton seek input from drug manufacturers on a new drug act to replace a voided law. The plan includes strengthening regulation of patent medicines and setting accepted standards for product grading amid wholesale and retail concerns.
Prisoners Enter Sioux Walls Penitentiary Intra-State Convictions
Four new inmates arrive at Sioux Walls penitentiary after state court convictions. Vincent Kovas, brought by Sheriff Horswill of Hamlin County, faces five years for a statutory charge. Jack Williams, jailed by Sheriff Hines of Custer County, serves one year for felony. George Williams and Otis Bunnell, jailed by Sheriff Logan of Hughes County, each receive one year for grand larceny. The fugitives attempted to flee by stealing a steam launch near Pierre but were marooned on an island and captured.
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Sioux Walls
Tose
Vincent Kovas
Sheriff Horswill
Hamlin County
Kovat
Jack Williams
Hines
Custer County
Williams
George Williams
Otis Bunnell
Sherri’ Logan
Hughes County
Hugh
Pierre
Profit on grain crop exceeds farm value
G W Wilkins, a farmer in Charles Mix County, raised 12 000 bushels of grain with one helper, including 3 000 bushels of corn. He sold 6 000 bushels of corn at 45 cents per bushel, yielding a profit of about 5 08, more than the land’s value.
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Jackon
Mise
Coahoma
Wheeler
G. W. Wilkins
Charles Mix
Dakota Supreme Court Affirms and Reverts License Cases
In Pierre on November 30 the Dakota Supreme Court handed down opinions. Several cases affirmed and one reverted. The court ruled liquor licenses require a majority of all voters or of votes cast at special elections, counting nonvoters as endorsing the majority.
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Dakota Supreme Court
Pierre
Supreme Court
Carson
Clare A. Marks
Henry M. Marks
Deuel
C. Begland van A. South
Lincoln
J. M. Jones
C. H. Winger
Mineneha
Stateya
Stakken
T. N. Treton
T. C. Dejean
Plankinton
Aurora
Wan
Lasue
Governor Pardons Woman Serving Prison Sentence
Mrs Myrielle Igging was pardoned by Governor Crawford after a circuit court June term conviction. Judge Rice presided at the trial in Huron with many prominent citizens endorsing clemency.
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Huron
Myrielle Igging
Crawford
Rice
Deadwood
Triaal
Peta
Pearsons Denies Bankruptcy Claims on Educational Gifts
San Pedro Angeles, Cal Nov 30 Dr D K Pearsons Chicago millionaire philanthropist refutes recent reports that his fortune is exhausted and a 435000 deficit exists He asserts he still plans to donate 3 000 000 more to educational institutions and will begin distributing the funds.
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Toe Angeles
Cal
D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
Bowd
Penraons
Horse Thief Johnson Seized After Escape Attempt
Fairfax officer reports Johnson, alleged horse thief, broke jail last night rushing past a sheriff with an open door and fled across lots and through barns. He was captured again after colliding with liveryman Allen and was returned to custody.
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Fairfax
Johnson
Alien
Supreme Court Grants Stay in Hayes Execution Case
Pierre, 8, D. Nov. 28 The supreme court granted a stay of execution in the case of Charles Hayes alias William Dun who was to be hanged December 4 for the murder of Fred Samuelson at Spearfish.
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Supreme Court
Charles Hayes Pierre
Charles Hayes
William Dun
Fred Samuelson
Spearfish
Indians Turn to Farming on Sioux Agency
Sioux Indians at the Creek Indian Agency in Sisseton South Dakota have adopted farming and gardening with notable success. Many now earn income from crops this season, especially potatoes sold to Chamberlain merchants at solid prices, contrasting with nearby white farmers who fail to raise sufficient for themselves.
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Gardners Grow Creek Indian Agency
S. D
Chamberlain
Hughes County Bank Robbed in Blunt by Four Men
Four men forced cashier H C Freer from his home to the Hughes County Bank at Blunt and compelled entry. They secured $150 from the vault, which held only outside money protected by a time lock. Suspects Frank Lity and Frank Gorman are named and others are being sought at Huron.
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Hughes County
Sam Blunt
S. D
Blunt
H.C. Freer
Frank Lity
Frank Gorman
Huron
Supreme Court Asked to Rule on Adulterated Oil Sale
Canton Nov 28 The South Dakota Supreme Court will decide if adulterated seed oil may be sold against pure product The case pits American Linseed Oil Co of Cleveland and Omaha against South Dakota Commissioner Wheaton The issue centers on whether mislabeling to show 60 percent purity is lawful and if enforcement of the law can be restrained by a court designation The question hinges on whether an adulterated linseed oil can be sold if its label explains its content
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Monroe
Michigan
Penn
Philadelphia
Brodkings
South Dakota
A. H. Wheaton
United States
Supreme Court
Cabos Rite
Wheaton
Canton
South Dakota Supreme Court
A. Wheaton
Cleveland
Omaha
Pure Fool Commisssioner
Jones
Juder Jones
Bowda
Conthilerionis Wheaton
Waleniiys
Aml
Firth
Dit
Hugh Ate
Thieves Nest Loot Leads to Arrests in Lincoln County Raid
A northern Lincoln county series of farm and schoolhouse robberies ends with the arrest of Gromets, El Burns, and August C. Bandzos in Sioux Falls. Dudley, a farmer, traced the culprits to the city and, with Deputy Sheriff Eugene Selley, located them on a rented loft. Authorities recover stolen property and other loot and plan to return it to owners while the suspects face penitentiary terms.
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Sioux Pals
Lincoln County
Gromets
el Burns
August C. Bandzos
Dudley
Incoln
Jurie
Bandgus
Sioux Walls
Eugene Selley
Suapidars
Burns
Bandzis
Burlay
Unbaru
Didles
Electrician killed repairing arch light in Oregon City
Young principal of Huron High School was instantl y killed last night while repairing an arc light. He was struck by a live wire and died from the electric shock. The remains were taken to Oregon City, Oregon, where his mother resides.
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Young
Huron High School
Ag Electric
Oregon City
Ore
Bulgaria and Turkey Reach Indemnity Accord
Official advices indicate Bulgaria and Turkey have practically settled the matter of Bulgaria's independence declaration. Bulgaria agrees to pay Turkey about 12.60 lira per wagon and 9.0WAOD OnecouNt of Kumelia regarding railroad compensation.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Kumelia
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