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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
2
Reports describe the anute vent wind deflector with forward curved plates that deflect wind from upper wing surfaces, aiming to increase air flow and lift. Observers note varied reactions among English critics and reference related aviation experiments and opinions.
Mitchell Florida reports a ten stage fight over booze at the high school during a council dispute. A resident was assaulted in a room, with glass fragments found. authorities say the incident stems from a broader disciplinary clash within the school community.
The Dakota Wesleyan University board asked for Dr Samuel Weir’s resignation weeks ago. The senior class of 17 signed a statement backing Weir, and petitions with over 300 student signatures were circulated and sent to trustees. The move triggered widespread student and alumni sentiment and calls for Weir to remain.
State tax authorities investigate six unidentified telephone companies amid alleged record discrepancies. Officials report widespread financial activity and demand filings, signaling a broad inquiry into unchartered entities operating within the state.
The center of population in South Dakota shifted about 49 miles south and 32 miles west of Huron and roughly 9 miles northwest of Danforth in Hand County, per calculations by South Dakota State College with Prof. Clifford N. Mills based on the last census. The center’s movement trends north and west, with method details provided by Mills. NEW INSPECTION RULING OF LIVESTOCK BOARD June The state livestock board ruled that all cows and heifers entering South Dakota for any purpose other than immediate slaughter must have a tuberculosis test certificate from a veterinary inspector issued within 16 days of arrival, except cattle from specified western states may be admitted under conditions including certificates of freedom from disease, direct transport, and an affidavit from the consignee.
State agronomist Dr A N Hume advises using a strong iron sulfate solution to kill dandelions with a hand sprayer. Apply directly to leaf crowns, avoid excessive grass damage, repeat as needed, and expect labor to pay off on home lawns.
The Redfield trial of L R McGarry, ex cashier of the Mansfield State Bank, opens amid questions over bank records and alleged embezzlement. Prosecution seeks to introduce the bank's ledgers as evidence, while defense objects to altered figures. Hamy Lamb also faces trial on embezzlement and falsifying accounts charges in a related case. Judge J A Hortus is handling motions to relieve Judge Dilson in the Tenth circuit context.
Aettere bloux Falls SD reports rains soaking ground and widespread crop flourishing. Western South Dakota receives ample rainfall matching eastern sections. June into July rains expected to yield record crops. Winter wheat and rye near maturity. corn conditions high, with harvests several weeks earlier than spring grain.
A near cyclone struck Milbank and Big Stony during a rainstorm, bringing heavy winds that snapped telephone and electric lines, felled trees, and damaged buildings. A silo owned by John Malseed collapsed, killing several cattle, and the Milbank area suffered extensive property damage including a damaged hotel and shops.
The 26th annual grand chapter meeting of the Order of Eastern Star for South Dakota opens in Aberdeen Tuesday morning June 9 and closes June 10. Welcome addresses will be given by Grand Patron Charles E Bixby and others. annual grand address and memorial services follow. Wednesday features officer elections and routine business.
The dead body of Jacob Rhyte, a Finnish rancher, was found near Whitewood. A note suggested foul play. A severe rain and windstorm disrupted lines in central South Dakota, hindering details of the incident.
Washington June 92 the supreme court upheld the interstate commerce commissions orders in the rate case. Justice Hughes announced the decision noting the need for uniform federal regulation to prevent conflicting state rules. The case centers on Shreveport to Texas rates and whether discrimination violated federal law. Louisiana and Texas railroads faced orders to adjust rates to remove unjust disparities affecting cross-border trade.
Washington June 1 The Interstate Commerce Commission order forbidding railroads to discriminate by charging for delivery of cars on Industrial tracks was upheld by the Supreme Court. The ruling also covers San Francisco while San Diego is noted as another city with such charges. About 1000 other cities have similar cases. The court said ICC charges are a factual matter not reviewable by courts, reversing a Commerce Court injunction. HARVESTER COMBINE OUSTER IS UPHELD Washington June The Supreme Court also affirmed the Missouri Supreme Court decree ousting International Harvester from the state and fining it 25000 for violation of the state anti trust law, constitutional as it applies to restraint of trade in commodities.
Washington June Supreme Court set aside penalties imposed on International Harvester by multiple Kentucky counties. The ruling rescinds fines tied to alleged violations, easing financial burdens on the company and altering the enforcement posture for local government actions.
In Marienette Wisconsin on June 8 Marie St. Clair a 22 year old professional aeronaut plummeted to death before several thousand spectators after losing her hold on the parachute at Lakeside. She had ascended to a height of zero feet before the fatal fall.
Panama June reports a 4000 ton vessel broke through Gatun Lock marking a historic voyage. The Panama Republics Alliance steamer completed the transit in about an hour each direction amid urgent efforts to navigate the new channel.
The 1915 crop report reveals a record wheat yield for the United States, with about 900 million bushels more than any prior year. Spring, oats, barley, and hay yields are strong. acreage expanded while conditions remain near normal.
In Duquoin an incident involving Dr. D. W. Thorn, former mayor, led to a fatal shooting after a dispute over medical care for a child. The physician died on Sunday amid ongoing police inquiry and local turmoil.
In Gorttingen Germany June a new method for locating rich ores was announced. TheInvestization of the internal energy of the earth was linked to telegraphy based discovery. The report notes experiments and theoretical work by a group including Prof.
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