Banked Wheat Prices Stir High Cost of Living Debate
EN REPUBLICAN P. A. Bliss urges via Pittsburgh address the rem market reforms to curb living costs. Stephen C. Maton cites wheat at 2.26 a bushel and criticizes current federal price constraints. Roosevelt praised Goethals for Panama Canal work. Cap Robert Dolly notes shift to foreign markets. Fraser arrives in Des Moines for a vice conditions probe as London recruitment boards show three of nine fit for military service.
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Stephen C. Maton
Pittsburgh
John Frits
Panama Canal
Theo- Roosevelt
Robert Dolly
Des Moines
A. C. Fraser
Vice Investigation Bureau
Washington
Hare
Fraser
London
Aitte Vincent Walsh McTran
Wininter
Turkey
United Statos
Wilson Han
White House
Halvation
State Harriers and Sailors Memorial Fund Drive Gathers Pace
The State Harfiers' and Sailors' Memorial committee reports solid, favorable prospects from last week's solicitation for funds. Counties indicate quotas will be met and likely surpassed, with a substantial sum expected from voluntary subscriptions to the memorial building for soldiers and sailors.
Three Men Sentenced for Crime Against Girl in Perkins County
Aberdeen June 3 The May term of Perkins County circuit court at Bison, presided by Judge Dillman, sentenced Nick Dieffelding to 20 years and his brothers N A Dieffelding and Matt Dieffelding to 10 years each for criminal intercourse with Dieffelding’s 16 year old daughter. The defendants, German born with one naturalized parent, faced bitter local hostility. William Mosher was found guilty of abducting a 14-year-old girl, eloping and marrying her at Dupree, then again in Wyoming. His initial two year prison sentence was suspended on condition of support for his wife.
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Aberdeen
Perkins County
Bison
Dillman
Nick Dieffielding
South Dakota
Sioux Pralls
N. A.ieffielding
Matt Dieffelding
Nick Dieffelding
Mosher
Wyoming
Hly Wi
Beadle County Voters To Decide Court House Bond Issue
Beadle County residents will vote on June 10 whether to issue 350000 in bonds for a new court house with a site already held. The current court house sits on town land once donated by Western Town Lot Company, with a reversion clause. Commissioners had earlier agreed to a site swap but revoked that consent, leaving only the bond proposal for the building and site already secured.
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Huron
Vetera
Beadle County
Western Town Lot Company
Kite
County
Alte
Memorial Grove and Tablet Dedication at Mitchell Park
Memorial ceremony draws 26 gold star families and veterans from the Civil War to World War I era as Mitchell citizens dedicate a granite boulder and bronze tablet in memory of the Davidson county boys who gave their lives in France and Flanders. Principal speaker A. F. Hitchcock leads, listing fallen names amid a large crowd honoring local service.
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Mitchel
Hitchcock Park
Mitchell
Memorial Grove
Davison County
France
A. FE. Hitchesck
John Curtie ‘Berry
Péter V. Brethorot
Floyd A. ‘Bishop
Howard Harton
William Fr. So
Rimiee H. Curlew
Caulking
Wilber OT
Derr Leroy George Fox
How. Guage
Dorian
J. W. Kempton Emidawrsin
Ray J. McLean
Devil Motonnell
JH. McManniamen
Father C. E O'Viaherty
McKinles Pound
Faint Rosenauter
Edward Rehmudt
le 1Sluiel
Oliver Leat
Wilfan B. Shanard
A. BH. Khale
iBet
Alexandria Memorial
Death prompts inquiry into industrial accident award
Plandreau, S. D., June 2. Herbert Wilson, son of Arifur Wilson of Waupon Wisconsin, was killed while employed by a local light and power company about a year ago. Wilson was awarded four thousand dollars. the company seeks a review by the state industrial commission. In Pierre South Dakota, June 2. A large collection of war relics from France was added to the state museum by Bergts Ed Pharcé of Pierre, Battery C, 147th field artillery, who returned with his company last week. The exhibit includes German and American weapons, artillery, shells, armor, and historic artifacts from Joan of Arc’s home to Caesar’s cannon balls.
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Plandreau
Arifur Wilson
Waupon
Wis
Ligh and Power Company
Herbert Wilson
State Industrial Commission
Phares
Joan of Arc
Richard the Lion Hearted
Caesar
Quentin Roosevelt
Verdun
No Man's Land
Chateau- Thierry
Bob Cees
Gen Leonard Wood to Deliver Key Address in Deadwood
Deadwood S D June 2 Captain Seth Bullock reports that Leonard Wood will be the chief speaker at Homecoming Week events running June 30 to July 4 including the unveiling of a Theodore Roosevelt memorial monument on Mt Roosevelt near Deadwood. The note confirms Wood’s planned participation and the dates of the celebration.
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Deadwood
S. D
Seth Bullock
Black Hills
Bullock
Leonard Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore
County Sunday Schools to Have Fine Program
Milbank South Dakota June 2 An excellent program has been prepared for the annual convention of the Grant County Sunday School Association to be held June 7 and 8 at the bank. Rev J J Hull of Maine will be one of the chief speakers, a leading Sunday active worker. A lively blaze did damage in Kimball yesterday morning with several shops affected and detectives blaming wiring for the fire.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Panatmm ¢Anal Health Department
Coblenk
San Francisco
Manmfield
Texas
Tan
America
Wiley Pinne
Gayn
Milbank
Grant
Kimball
Doline
Eho
Roynolia Brothers
Ofticn
Mie
Tre lv
South Dakota
Caucasus Mission Hill
S. 1
Raymond Gilman
Tiflis
Caucasia
Caucusia
Gliman
United States
Constantinople
Vermilion Builder Serves S C University Contractor Basom
W H Basom, a Vermilion native, migrated from freighting to carpentry then joined South Dakota State University. He now serves as superintendent of buildings and grounds and chief cabinet maker for all departments. He holds all campus keys and oversees grounds, electrical bells, and shop work for the colleges. May 31 Vermilion.
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Vermilion
S. D
Sioux City
W. H. Basom
Basom
Lee & Prentiss
Lee Prentiss
Bazom
State University
Alfred
Mamie
Bijou Hills Boy Drowns In Pool At Chamberlain
A 10 year old Bijou Hills boy Theodore Mlady son of Janes Mlady farmer drowned in a pool at a show here while bathing after completing the school year. The small Iowa line gives no further details.
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Chamberlain
Theodorée Amady
Janes ‘Molady
Ile
Training Little Children Suggestions by Mothers
Guidance from the U S Bureau of Education on home kindergarten ideas for mothers with young children. Emphasizes singing routines, home games, and arranging a monthly calendar using simple symbols. Recommends dramatization, nature songs, and shared stories to connect the child’s world to the larger world.
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Froebel
Landseer
Correggio
Washington
Lincoln
Scarlet fever remedies spark debate on cures
A historical note recalls serum and scales from convalescents as potential scarlet fever treatments. Trials in Naples show wards with exposed children largely spared after injections of vaccine doses, while critics point to serum availability and uncertain curative agents. Researchers question whether scales or serum drive any protection, noting dated methods and a need for better solvents.
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Caronia
Naples
Nakee
Potash Exports Shift From Alsace to United States
The New York Times reports a French government shift in potash exports from Alsace, previously German‑controlled, as shown in President Wilson’s table message to Senator Hitchcock. Hurley, chairman of the Shipping Board, in Paris said plans to ship Alsatian potash on returning food ships, confident all US needs could be met from these mines.
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Alsace
New York Times
Wilson
Hitchcock
France
Hurley
Shipping Board
Paris
United States
Senate Power at Stake in League Covenant Split
From Chicago News and other papers, reports say some Republican senators consider separating the league of nations covenant from the peace treaty, ratifying the treaty itself, and submitting the covenant to referendum. The idea would create abdications of a key Senate function and raises questions about the treaty’s integrity.
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Senate
Chicago News
Frau Washington
League of Nations
Vital Statistics and Military Humor In The Cincinnati Enquirer
A compilation of quirky death notices from a Cincinnati Inquirer piece shows absurd causes of death and sarcastic editorials. It also includes a wartime vignette about a doughboy and a joke exchange with a colonel, reflecting era satire and public sentiment.
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Urgest
New York City
Ligvest Ealoon
Mundecport
Ohio
Tamroel Ungerhiber
Bartindere
Mepre Inter
Commier
Iowa
United States Department of Ixhor
Cleveland
Lanilon
Beerstary
Wileon
Faforratyn
Court House
Alexandra
Opera Bowee
Uy Sur
Lealle
Caldwell
Gitbin
Parker
Teetin Parkay
Pennerw
Turner
Muontere
Fuuiew
Adidiere
Eailate
Tuner
Winitaey
Terotet
Plandreau Light and Powe Company
Wisconsin
State Museum
Battle Field
Leonard Woop
Rapid City
A. Schmidt
JC. L. Collins
Charles Joy
William Tubanit, Jr
Robert Wearing
Robert Suhm
Nee Heights
Justice of the Peace A. 8
Ober
F Johnson
Pizark
Audi
W. AD Nevin
S. C. University
Custer
Forest Tangere
Webster
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Nellie Knauber
Thir Olin
Jon
Stoux Fur
Dell Rapids
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Clark
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Prohibition
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Sweden
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Elem Association
New York
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Uncle Bam
Frence
Voseu
Boston Transcript
Tiited States
William Henry Pax
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London Lens
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Angaarn
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Gover
Vital Statistics
Cincinnati Inquirer
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Stara and Stripes
324Th Infantry
Atlantic
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Amerie
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Sayine
British “Authoritien (Who Pave & Knick
Midting Hewabee
Hite Iferenona
Tanihersimant
Atatrailans
Garore Sf
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