Colonel Galbraith Killed In Wreck Near Indianapolis
Indianapolis June 10. Colonel Galbraith national commander of the American Legion was killed when his car rolled down a 14 foot embankment near Indianapolis after a Legion function. Colonel Foreman commander of the Illinois Legion and Henry Ryan were injured but not seriously. Ryan drove the car that left the road. Foreman and Adjutant Setliffe had attended the rally and banquet with Galbraith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel! Foreman
Iilipoié
Henry Ryan
Indianapolia
Legion
Indianapolis
F. W. Galbraith
American Legion
Milton J. Joreman
Illinois Liegion
Ryan
Galbraith
Foreman
Thellinois
William G. Setliffe
Theodore Roosevelt
Indianapolis County Club
Colonel Foreman
Setliffe
Chicago
Mr. Ryan
Seuiiffe
Western Paper Goods Company
Cincinnati
Civi
One“Hundred and Forty‘seventh Infantry
Annapolis
British win golf foursome in Scotland match
Great Britain captured the foursomes portion of an international match against the United States. Four British players won three matches while Americans failed to win any, with two ties. Notable results include XG Sherlock and Tosh Taylor defeating Charlies Hoffner and Willem Behe, and Josh Taylor and Jarmen Brad drawing with Fred McLeod and Clarence Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Fagles
Scotland
Great Britain
Sherlock
Tosh Taylor
Great -Britain
Charlies Hoffner
Willem Behe
Josh Taylor
Jarmen Brad
Fred McLeod
Clarence Hackney
Disseries
All Square
Bonus Day Rally Unites Exservice Men Across County
Exservice men from every city in the county gathered for Bonus Day rally in the city. The program started with a band on main street, then a parade to the city park for speeches by Fred B. Ray of Yankton on the bonus proposition and the American Legion’s work. Rev. Father Brady, a former soldier, spoke, followed by an evening band concert and a Legion dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Ray
Yankton
American Legion
Ray
Father Brady
Kayser’s Store Undergoing Changes in Two Buildings
Over the past week the J. and A. Kayser firm has made changes. The east building is now owned and managed by A. Ott and receives the furniture. The clothing and other stock moved from the furniture building to the big building. An opening between the two buildings has been closed.
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J. and A. Kayser
A. Ott
Local arrivals and departures fill a quiet week
Local residents welcomed guests from several towns and countries while others traveled for business and education. Miss Leonore Kayser arrived from Scotland after teaching in Menno and visiting relatives. Wesley Schaeffer came from Iowa City to study at Iowa University. Karl Grosz arrived from Chicago to visit family and the Chicago Stock Exchange employee plans a week here. Next Tuesday hosts the annual school election with no contest and two self-succeeding candidates.
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Leonore Kayser
Scotland
Miss Kayser
Menno
Wesley Schaeffer
Iowa City
Iowa University
Gottfried Magek
Wishek
N. D
Anna J." Flocken
Mitchell
John Kayser
Sioux
Hisie Lambertus
Rey
J. Lambertus
Sioux City
E. W. Shaeffer
Delmont
Hazel McMartin
Hazel Cox
Roscamp
Emma Gross
Armour
George Marlot
Issenhuth
Fred Linkbeil, Jr
Lottie Aitkins
Ethan
Catholic Daughter initiates class at Sacred Heart
On Sunday June 12 Sacred Heart Court No 280 of the National Order of the Catholic Daughters of America celebrated its fifth anniversary with a banquet and initiation of 19 candidates. A solemn high mass at 10 30 at Sacred Heart church, sermon by Rev Father Dahlmanns, followed by degrees at the KC hall at 2 pm and a banquet at 8 pm. Local and visiting members attended. program included readings, music and toasts. Out of town visitors came from Mitchell Sioux Falls Armour Wagner Geddes Lake Andes Tripp Dimock and Ethan.
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Sacred Heart Court No. 280
National Order of the ‘Catholic Daughters of America
Reed Heart
Fathe Dahlmanis
K C
Agnes Grimm
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Armour
Wagner
Geddes
Lake Andes
Tripp
Dimock
Ethan
Firemen from Parkston Leave for State Tournament
Members of the Parkston fire department departed Tuesday afternoon for Mobridge to compete in the state firemen's tournament. Twenty five firefighters traveled, with prior practice giving them high hopes of securing several prizes this week in Mobridge.
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Parkston
Mobridge
Boy Returns From Gift Cow Shipment To Germany
Richard Isaak son of William Isaak arrived Monday after a two and a half month absence. He and 34 other boys donated 718 cows to Germany, of which 247 calved en route and 25 cows were lost. They toured Bremen Hanover Weimar Leipzig Berlin and other cities with hosts providing banquets and honors. Seventeen boys returned home while the rest continued in Germany.
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Germany
Richard Isaak
Wm. Isaak
Mr. Isaak
Brementn
Bremen
Hanover
Goettinger
Eisenach
Weimar
Leipsic
Halle
Berlin
Goethe
Dakota Baptists Open Thirteenth Annual State Meet
Delegates and ministers arrived for the thirteenth annual Dakota Baptists session in the city. The opening meeting occurred Tuesday afternoon at a tent on the school grounds. The convention runs daily through Monday night with three meetings each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Baptists
Welch Couple Return From Mitchell Visit
Mr and Mrs J D Welch returned Tuesday from their visit to Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Welch
Mitchell
Sandy Chapman Tells War Work At Columbus Hall
Sandy Chapman of Masachi spoke at Columbus city hall on war work and the Knights of Columbus. He recalled wartime fundraising totaling 21 million dollars for war effort and 20 million spent, with 11.9 million set aside for soldiers, veterans aid, night schools, and job support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy* Chapman
Charlon
Sandy" Chapman
Masaachi
Wade
Kalehta
Knights of Columbus
Presbyterian Church Announces Sermons and July Schedule
The article notes an English speaking Baptist minister will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening at 11 and 7.30. A cordial invitation is extended for good attendance and hearing. July pulpit will be supplied by William Wallace, Pooty Luce, and John Brink with no evening service. Sunday school led by Mrs. Fredrick at 10 each Sunday.
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Baptist Conference
Presbyterian Church
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
William Wallace
Pooty Luce
John Brink
Fredrick
W. A. Monks
China Famine Fund Stoppered By Lamont Telegraphed
Thomas W. Lamont, chairman of the American committee for the China famine fund, telegraphed rival committees to halt subscriptions as funds meet pressing needs. Subscriptions reached 4,874,206 to date, with further small reports, plus 1,000,000 from the Red Cross, 1,250,000 from church agencies, and 250,000 from Chinese in this country, totaling about 6,847,000.
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New York
Thomas’ W. Lamont
Red Cross
DENSEST OF KNOWN WOODS Lignum vitae in tenpin ball making
The lignum vitae tree grows in Florida keys the Bahama islands and West Indies and is the densest wood known. A cubic foot weighs about 71 pounds when dry and well seasoned. It yields blocks pulleys bearings and mortars and pestles in machinery and shipsheathing.
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Florida
Florida Keys
Bahama Islands
West Indies
Bahamas
Secret Navy Cable Demands Sims Disavow Speech
A Washington report details Secretary Denby pressuring Rear Admiral Sims to disavow remarks attributed to him about Irish-Americans labeled as “technical Americans.” Denby’s cable orders immediate admission or explanation and questions accuracy of quotes from a London speech at a London luncheon. The exchange touches on Irish questions, Allied war efforts, and political sensitivity at the time.
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Don
Deane
Denby
Ing
London
Rima
Cartain
Amery Jeans
Lion Feilners
Sims
Ima
Gaced Hoa
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Col. Galbraith
City’ Park
Kayser’s
Mrs
Ray Hull
Boyee
W. H. Shaw
Minneapolis
R. van Brunt
Vermillion
Odrer
K.C. Hall
K. C
K. €. Council
Firemet
China Famine Fund
Thomas 'W. Lamont
Katty
Herta Wastloghers
Bane
Navy Department
MfcCormick
Truss
Rae
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