Cyanamide works at Niagara Falls increase output
The American cyanamide works at Niagara Falls Ontario began in 1910 with 12 000 tons capacity and has boosted yearly output to 64 000 tons to meet rising demand. Cyanamide is made by combining atmospheric nitrogen with calcium carbide and can be processed into nitric acid for explosives etc. The text also notes related industrial and scientific topics from the period.
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Cyanamia Works
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Aod
Congul
Julius D. Dreher
Toronto
Deputy Sheriff Resigns Over Pro German Policy Rift
W B Harker of Kimball resigns as Brule County deputy sheriff citing policy conflicts with Sheriff Herrlein over the European war. He announces a bid for sheriff to challenge Herrlein, aiming to rally anti German veterans and focus the campaign on the war. The resignation is described as an unusual Jiang of record in South Dakota.
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Germany
England
Ruling on Fitness of Applicants for Liquor Licenses
The attorney general rules that delinquent taxes by a corporation selling squor do not alone bar its license or bond, absent a county board finding the corp unfit. Individuals may sign petition under the freeholder statute, and a corporation remains a separate legal person from its members. Hartford divines holds a minister as a German spy suspect in Scotland. W. Schroeder, Hartford pastor, detained in Edinburgh awaiting US citizenship papers misplaced with a bank. papers sent to Almstadt.
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Pierre
Attorney General
Meade County
Board of County Commissioners
Hartford
Scotland
8. D
W. Schroeder
Edinburgh
Schroeder
South Dioth
Germany
United States
Savings Bank of Hartford
Alm
Peipburen
Two New Game Wardens Appointed for July First
Pierre and D. June 20 The game commission under the new act to go into effect July 2 has appointed L. C. Hawley of Sioux Falls and A. B. Whitney as deputy game wardens. The law provides three deputies in the field, one in the office, and one at the South Dakota game preserve. J. Kellay will take the preserve post after serving as deputy games warden for some time.
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Pierre, & D
The
Game Commission
L. C. Hawley
Sioux Fallin
A. B. Whitney
South Dakota
J. Kellay
Bioux Falls
Father Fitzgerald
Lennox
St. Michael's
Sioux Falls
Thomas O'Gorman
Catha
Father No
Sioux Parls
Nolan
Mather No Bas Garretson
Bridgewater
Bridiax Water
Child Escapes Rattler Attack in Draper Incident
A Draper boy chasing his brother's rake encountered a rattlesnake hidden among weeds. He stumbled and was bitten on the head by the snake as his grandmother watched in horror. The child freed himself, avoided a fatal strike, and escaped unharmed.
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Rattler
Draper
Victor Jorcenson
Raper
Men Argue In Boat Over Returning Home Drowns
Waubay South Dakota June 28 William E Jones formerly a Waubay telephone operator and recent Montana resident returned on a visit and fished with Steve Alick. A high wind swamped the boat Jones fell overboard and drowned despite Alicks efforts. The body was recovered within an hour. Additional notices report pardons regulation changes and real estate brokers cannot buy property without owner consent.
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Waubay
William E. Jones
Montana
Steve Alick
Alick
Jones
Deadwood
State Supreme Court
Curran
Christina Kent
Albuquerque
N. M
Clienit
Webster farmer killed in runaway accident
Joseph Hanley, 44, a farmer living south of Lily, was killed when a buggy ran away. His two sons heard him leave Lily and found him beneath the overturned buggy at about 4 AM with his foot caught under the seat, dragged a distance, and died from injuries. An on scene coroner’s inquiry noted the fatal entrapment between the box and wheel.
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Webster
Joseph Flinley
Lily
Han Tey
Hanley
Sigegya
Hey
Minnnesota
Leasing Of Duck Passes Declared Illegal
The state supreme court ruled that duck passes on public lakes cannot be leased to individuals restricting access. Landowners in Day county had rented meandered lakes to wealthier hunters, excluding the general public from hunting, boating, trapping, or shooting waterfowl. The lakes are public property open to all.
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Webster
S. 1
State Supreme Court
Apartermoon
Day County
Jury Frees Kiesz of Murder After Self Defense Claim
Taola. D June 26 A jury in the Kiesz case of Long Lake cleared Jacob Kiesz of murder in the 1916 killing of Edward Tonn. The court found Tonn provoked the clash and Kiesz acted in self defense after a fight over land and seed. The verdict exonerates Kiesz while noting Tonn’s initial provocation.
Murdo Tennis Tourney Draws Wide Contest Field
Murdo hosts Makostca Lawn Tennis Association event with Kadoka Belvedere Murdo Kennebec Oacoma and Yankton represented. Murdo wins silver cup over Kadoka after 49 games in a drawn out final. W Lange Murdo claims singles cup from Joseph Pease Kadoka. Lange and Miller win doubles over Pease and Hrachovec. Jones Pier Belvedere take consolation doubles.
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MURDO
Makostca Lawn ‘Tennis Association
Kadoka
Belvedere
Kennebec
Oacoma
Yankton
Kadoke
W. Lange
Joseph Pease
Kadoks
Lange
Miller
Pease
Hrachovec
Jones and
Pier
Sree
Adopted daughter of Charles Mix couple to inherit $12000
Marie Moran, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Denny Moran of Charles Mix county, is named one of five heirs to an estate valued at £60000 after a distant relative's death. Moran learned her adoption only years later and lives near Lake Andes while studying at Dakota Wesleyan University.
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Aberdeen
Frances Stablein
Charles M. Stablein
Minnecho
Wyle Park
Stableln
Blanche
Olive
Effie Wetmoreland
Park
Earl Molgaard
War
Old Lamma
Prances
Wheeler
Marie Moran
Denny. Moran
Charles Mix County
Denny Moran
Jem
Goon
Lake Andes
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Young farmer killed as mule team runs away
Charles Handke, a young farmer near ere, dies when his buggy springs trap his foot as mules bolt after a trip to Crocker. He is found dead after the team drags him a mile and a half. he leaves a widow and two young children.
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Clark
Crocker
Charles Handke
Ere
Handke
Berlin Expected to Yield on Submarine Question in Lusitania Affair
Washington reports a favorable German reply to the American note on submarine warfare, based on Ambassador Gerard’s dispatches from Berlin. Officials, optimistic, await Germany’s exact plan while noting a pledge to protect noncombatant passengers and avoid attacking major liners.
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Berlin
Washington
Germany
State Department
Gerard
Wilson
White House
Cornish
N. H
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Count von Bernstorff
Gerhard
United States
Lusitania
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Subpoena Sought in Sanity Trial
New York June 29 Subpoena servers were sent to Chateaugay Lake to compel Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to testify in the jury trial of her husband Harry K Thaw Authorities report she may repeat prior habeas corpus testimony from White Plains in 1909 and quote Thaw about killing. Justice Hendrick warned editors against publishing future evidence.
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New York
Frank A. Cook
Chateaugay Lake
Malone
N. Y
Evelyn Nesbit ‘Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Evicenna
Kenirick
Federal Commission
Tintin
Sileea
Hamypahiry
Bryan to Speak to California Germans
San Francisco June 28 Bryan former secretary of state has accepted an invitation to address a German-American meeting to be arranged by the American Independence Union for July if confirmed. He will also be the orator at an event next Monday. The Independence Union plans to present a fair message on Americas neutrality.
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Balwa
John van
Mae Scheider
LV. Behnelder
Salem
Mr. Wallace
Presbyterian Church
Balem
Commission
Maioar
Gnde
Llamivar
Tomie
Neste
Demurrer
Tripp
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
San Francisco
Cal
Ham Jennings Bryan
Tate
Muse
American Tho Dependence Union
Bryan
Aneth
Teléirmilon
Upie
Ape
Americas
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Citizen Republican
PR. A, Bliss
And
Buller
Columbia University
Bertrand Russell
Trinity College, Cambridge
Butler
Hillwood Patterson Cubberley
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
Brest
Astronom
London
British Astronomical Association
Rockefeller Foundation of
Med- Research
Princeton
Theobald Broich
Harvard
William
Turkey
Cadle
Orient
Noldiraut
Corporation of Foreign Band
Okdahoma
Tom Tha
Kansas
Co D. Gross
Ewes
Yates
Milwaukee
Co Ofthia
Aes
Victor Hu
Bedrogsing
Russia
Bertlu
Rome
Sansaa
MeRich
Orva Elite
Brule County
Bryanic
Sheriff
Julia
W. B. Stevwam
Juin Goth
Decatur
Julius
Steyonee
Hiram
W. E Jones
Secretary of State
Mate
Kiesz
Tom
Rockerville
S. D
George Kieffer
Morris Ranch
Labout
John Steinmitz
Alexandria
Hanson County
Frank B. Smith
Rowaed
Leteher
Ae Army
Shannee
Anmi
Binibal River
Afindoru
Philippioe Thtanda
Charles MIX
Madison S$. D
Martin Olson
Lake County
Newark
W. W. Butts
State Banking Department
State Bank of Newark
Butts
Britton
Winner Winner
Winner
Rosebud
Chamberlain
David Wolt
J. H. Wolf
Kimball
Wolf Bank
Emil J. Woerth
Ray Everson
Platte
Sioux Falla
M. D
Ray Hverson
Unites States
Tite
Federal
Meyer-Gerhard
Jon
Tusit Tania
Vorwaertz
Evelyn Nesbit
California
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