Faith in new Mexican regime urged by agent in New York
Manuel de la Pena, acting commercial agent in New York, advocates a policy of inclusion for foreigners to boost capital and immigration for Mexico. He states the aim to banish exile and pardon terms, stressing laws will protect foreign investment and fairness. The piece also notes various societal topics from youth sports reforms to housing and public works.
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Manuel de la Pena
New York
Mexico
England
Collins defalcation settlement ends Groton case
Groton South Dakota residents learn the Collins defalcation is settled. The state claimed 32000 plus interest for about 15 years. The court ordered the deficiency made good, with local guarantors bound to pay 326 each.
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Collins
C. B. Collns
Tate
Daughter graduate of Yankton college marks family record
Yankton June 15 40 students graduated in the 38th annual Yankton college commencement. One student stands out as first to have a father who also graduated there Rev H W Jamion, class of 1891, attended the ceremony. Mary Jamion earned a bachelor of arts degree.
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Yankton College
Northwest
Mary Jamimon
H.W. Jamion
Aaa
Tin Production Advances in Black Hills Region
Hill City South Dakota June 15 The present development of tin mines in the Black Hills by a company with unlimited capital is expected to make Hill City the tin producing center of the United States. Transportation facilities now being installed provide the link for successful pig tin production and other large tin mining companies are expected to relocate to the area.
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S. D
Black Hille
United States
Black Hills
Charged man tied to underage marriage in DeSmet
Grover Fulmer and a 15 year old girl were arrested after officials say the girl was underage when they wed at Brookings. An older sister later took the girl home. Fulmer previously served jail time for liquor theft. Steps to annul the marriage are expected.
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DeSmet
Kingsbury County
Grover Fulmer
Brookings
Fulmer
Defendant in Action Given Jury Verdict in Iowa
Webster City Iowa June 1 The circuit court suit of James G Rathbunks against J M Gibson ended with a jury verdict for the defendant settling an account and counter claim. The jury awarded one dollar to the defendant after finding the defendant owed no balance to the plaintiff and that the defendant had earned one dollar.
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James G. Rathbunks
J. M. Gibson
Hungary Boycott by German Labor Union Declared
Berlin June 14 Vorwaerts reports a German federation of labor order halting all land and water transport of food coal raw materials mails and telegrams to Hungary starting June 20. Authorized by the International federation of trades unions the decree cites alleged atrocities by Admiral Horthy and the Hungarian government as justification.
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Vorwaerts
German Federation of Labor
Hungary
International Federation of Trades Unions
W. A. Appitton
Lion Jouhaux
International Federation
Admiral Horthy
Fegent
Diakaea
Americans Win at International Tennis Meet in London
London reports that American players Norria Williams of Boston and C. Garlang from Billabure won their round matches in the national championship today. A separate note mentions KC Leebrick of the University of California seeking a history position, with unclear details in the text.
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Norria Williams
Boston
Garlang
Billabure
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Nas
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University of California
Legion Posts In Big Celebration Across Three Towns
In Ruskin Park South Dakota June 18 three American Legion posts from Letcher Woonsocket and Artesian plan a field day with bail games track events vaudeville and possible airplane displays A cup will reward the post with the most points Proceeds will fund club room improvements Also announced Round Up for July 21 22 and 23 and a July 5 celebration Redfield plans a major water system upgrade including a 260000 gallon reservoir and two pumps to relieve mains shortages in Sisseton a poultry show is being prepared in that city Mrs Lyle Branch dies in Pierre Watertown hosts SD American Legion convention August 24 25 26 with delegates allotted by paid up membership and post finances due by July 24 30 days prior to the convention
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American Legion
Letcher
Woonsocket
Artesian
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S. D
Water Committee
Sioux Falls
N. D
South Dakota Department
the American Legion
Watertown
Meld for Crime Against Own Sister
Henry Skinner of Frederick bound over to next circuit term on a grave charge. In municipal court the sister testified she was not responsible for her condition and had named him to shield the guilty. Bonds set at hate Sioux Falls. Sioux Falls. Dated June 14. First claim filed under state hail insurance in Minnehaha county for 13 acres of corn and other crops damaged by Thursday night storm. Total claims across Pierre and other counties reach 35.
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Henry Skinner
Frederick
Skinner
Sioux Falls
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Minnehaha County
Pierre
South Dakota Merchant Dies on Nebraska Train
Fremont June 14 Joseph Porter Gregory South Dakota merchant died of heart failure on a train speeding to Omaha from Fremont Thursday night His brother Ae Herter was with him The body was taken to Ponca Nebraska for burial
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Nth
Joseph Porter
Gregory
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Omaha
Ae Herter
Ponca
Neb
Second Arrest On Charge Of Transporting Liquor In Wayne Neb
Wayne Neb June 12 Guy Dilts arrested near Wakefield on drunkenness asked for a hearing June 19. Three charges intoxication beverage liquor in his car use of vehicle for liquor purposes will be preferred. Dilts was arrested and had his car confiscated last year on the same charges.
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Neb
Guy Dilts
Wakefield
Dilts
Cement Commission Probes Black Hills for State Plant
Sioux Falls June 12 The state cement commission is in the Black Hills to inspect sites for a proposed state cement plant. Chairman C M Harrison says a report will be prepared for the June 21 special legislative session at Pierre. The commission has authority to evaluate cement locations and feasibility. They met at Yankton recently and eyed a site but could not agree on the location. Several Black Hills locations remain under consideration. Bowdle June 12 A band stand project led to John Gross losing his watch six years ago. While installing the stand he found the long lost timepiece in mud near a jeweler shop and recovered it, despite damage, and it still works.
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John Scott
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Irish Republican Brotherhood
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Yankton
Bowdle
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Masons Elect Officers as Watertown to Host Next Year
The 31st Royal Arch convocation of Masons met in Pierre, naming Watertown as next year’s meeting place for both the convocation and the Masonic grand lodge. Officers elected include Mackell, Hendrickson, Bontecou, Jacobs, Pettigrew, Ashley, Iver, Wilson, Anderson, Stanton, Voy, Goodman, Look, and McCoy with Ives named grand lecturer emeritus.
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Sioux Falls
Sentinel
Ives
Grand Lodge
Aberdeen to Host State Business and Professional Women Meeting
Aberdeen South Dakota will host the State Federation of Business and Professional Women of South Dakota on June 18 with delegates from 25 organizations expected. Mrs Lois Wilson-Jellies of Sioux Falls announced the temporary chairmanship and said social events will likely follow the business session.
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S. D
State Federation of Business and Professional Women of
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Lois Wilson-Jellies
Sioux Falls
Milbank American Legion Plans Big Day Outing
Milbank D D June 12 plans for American Legion Day are taking shape with June 18 set for demonstrations. A chatauqua tent program precedes baseball games between Milbank legion and nearby towns. Legion Auxiliary will host a 6 PM banquet for county members and a pavement dance to close the day.
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American Legion
Grant County
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Redfield Farm Home Hit by a Cyclone
A small tornado struck the farm of George Rabuck near Redfield June 12 causing barn wreckage and household disruption. The Rabuck family searched debris for belongings as damages run into thousands of dollars in nearshore farmland.
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George Rabuck
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Uwiel
Ammunition What Became Of A Creekside Cache
From Visions of a Reds plot to a mystery in June at Lincoln Nebraska officers found Belgian looking ammunition along a creek. Matt Howe a former guard storekeeper claimed the shells were part of a 20 year old dump order that never fit guardsmen guns from the 1890s. The origin confusion stemmed from Belgium shaped shells and a forgotten disposal job.
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Nebraska
Matt Howe
National Guard
Chicago Drugstore Theft Ends With Death Of Suspect
In Chicago on June 11 detectives stopped a bold liquor theft at Leon Gibbs drug store. Charles Bradford was killed by a shot to the heart after a gunfight as his partner Greg Ester son fled, leaping a fence and riding an elevated train. Motorcycle officers pursued at high speed and captured Ester son after a tense chase through stations.
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Chicago
Charles Bradford
Greg Esterson
Omaha
Leon Gibbs
Bradford
Stenographers Union Next Plans Drive Nationwide
Montreal June 11 The annual meeting of the American Federation of Labor today backed full support for the New York Longshoremen strike and merchants who built a $5,000,000 fund to break it. A nationwide drive to unionize 3,060,000 stenographers and office workers will begin soon in all major cities under the federation. The federation's executive council will direct the drive.
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Montreal
Que
American Federation of Labor
New York
United States
Federation
Democrats Invite Pershing to Run for Nomination
Washington June 11 General John J Pershing will today be asked to be a dark horse candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination Edward Goltra Democratic national committeeman from Missouri will extend the offer in the form of an invitation for Pershing to ride to San Francisco on a special train with Missouri delegates and other notables Goltra arrived from New York early today
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John J. Pershing
Edward Goltra
Missouri
Pershing
San Francisco
Goltra
New York
Roget Opens Nonstop Paris to Warsaw Flight Attempt
Paris report says Lieutenant Henri Roget, the French ace, began a morning flight from Paris aiming to loop from Paris to Warsaw as the first leg of an around Europe tour after completing a round trip across the Mediterranean.
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Henri Roget
Mediterranean
Warsaw
Europe
Naturalization rate doubles before war in nation
Washington June 11 The naturalization rate now runs about 200000 annually, twice the prewar figure. Commissioner Richard K Campbell of the naturalization bureau reports the figures for the fiscal year ending June show an increase in civilian naturalizations, with totals exceeding 100000.
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Big Warington
Richard K. Campbell
Commingioner
UN Naturalization Announ
Canteen
Nebraska farmers shrug at labor shortage worries
Lincoln reports Nebraska farmers verge on self reliance as government labor aid is not sought. R E Holland of the agricultural college notes western Nebraska wheat yields rival western Kansas and harvest hands could shift from Kansas. Some farms abandon acreage as city workers take jobs and substitutes demand higher wages.
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Neb
Nebraska
Government
R. E. Holland
The
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Mr. Holland
Kansas
Buffalo County
Famous gas rate case back to Nebraska courts
Lincoln Neb June 11 The famous gas rate case returns from Washington for retrial in specific points. Fourteen years ago a $1 gas ordinance was passed. the company enjoined enforcement. The federal court in Nebraska upheld the ordinance. the supreme court remanded. After trials and appeals, refunds were ordered with interest covering all prior periods. The case involves gas prices rising from $1 to $1.40.
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Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
Fremont men sentenced after gun incident at arrest
Fremont Nebraska June 11 Harry Scott Fort Russell Wyoming soldier received one to five years for attempted assault while his companion William Adamson was paroled to the sheriff. Adamson was wounded May 4 when the pair drew guns on officers during an attempted arrest. Both had been absent without leave from Fort Russell.
Plattsmouth Pastor Steger Resigns Over Health
In Plattsmouth Nebraska Rev J H Steger longtime pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Church resigns due to broken health. War suspicion tagged him as pro German and a large American flag was placed above the church door. Home guard patrolled during armistice celebrations to protect him and others suspected.
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Sieger
Silk thieves raid campbell department store
Campbell Neb June 10 Robbers break a back door to Peoples department store and steal about 1 worth of merchandise including silk shirts silk hose women’s and men’s ready to wear items and 25 suits and traveling bags in a bold morning heist.
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Neb
Peoples Department
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