Tennessee mountaineer York faces church exemption bid
Dr. J A Witherspoon leader of Vanderbilt medical department recalls York draft case in Nashville. A petition claimed York’s Church of Christ beliefs exempt him from military service but York refused to go against his church.
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Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Alvin GC
York
Tennessee
C C. Pike
Great Britain
South America
United States
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Buenos Aires Standard
London
Ross
Jensoun
Monros @ectricé
America
American Legion Posts Formed in South Dakota
Rapid City 3 D June 17 Over 25 posts of the American Legion have been formed in South Dakota Water town has 150 members Mobridge 100 Rapid City Pierre Yankton and Aberdeen have posts formed and more are expected to exceed 100 by year end State charter received and articles of incorporation filed with Pierre officials.
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Rapid City
3. D
American Legion
South Dakota
Watertown
Mobridge
Legion
Pierre
Yankton
Aberdeen
T. R Johnson
Alace
Firemen Hold Annual South Dakota Meet at Redfield
Redfield hosts the South Dakota Firemen's Association tournament June 17 to 19 with hundreds of firefighters attending. Events include grand parade, hose and ladder races, foot races, band contest, demonstrations, and an evening business meeting to elect officers.
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Redfield
South Dakota Firemen's Association
South Dakota
C. B. Feeney
Yankton
Sooth Dakota Firemen’s Association
Tce
John Mueller
Hot Springs
Dark Town Fire Department
Offmcens
Short Course for Farm Boys at Rapid City
Farm boys from Custer Meade Haakon Jackson Lawrenor Lyman Pennington and Stanley counties join the Pennington county farm bureau in Rapid City for a week long junior short course starting July 22 at the United States Indian School. Courses cover livestock corn small grains forage crops and farm machinery including automobile and tractor engines. Cattle on the school farm will provide demonstrations for attendees.
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Rapid City
Custer
Meade
Haakon
Jackson
Lawrenor
Lyman
Pennington
Stanley Counties
Pennington County Farm Bureau
United States Indian School
Thin City
Col Tense F. House
Wil Atford
Fall River County Term To Hold Final Court Sessions
Judge Water G. Miser of the Beyanth judiciary drvit court of South Dakota will preside over the Fall River county term commencing June 23. The session will decide important court and jury cases including a murder trial with conflicting confessions and opinions about the defendant’s innocence.
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Rapid City
Water G. Miser
Beyanth Judiciadrvdit Court of
South Dakota
Fall River
Opin de Gate
Ly Innocent
Hopes Entertained For Boy Crushed By Tractor
A local report states hopes are high for a boy injured when a tractor toppled onto him. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate hospitalization and concern from family and community.
Door Battered in by Attorney in Meehl Murder Case
Parker South Dakota June 16 The murder case of Ernest Meehl found slain in his bed near McCook County will move to Salem Joe Kirby attorney for Mrs Meehl and Dan Hanson for Willie Schmidt faced denial of admittance to the hearing Two more witnesses were sought by the state Mrs Meehl was taken to Salem then returned to Parker under surveillance Willam Schmidt 17 a farmhand sleeping with Meehl is in custody with defense in progress Investigators and deputies continue the probe with Schmidt likely to testify
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Parker
Ernest Meehl
McCook County
Salem
Joe Kirby
Sioux
Meehl
Dan Hanson
Willie Schmidt
Kirby
Hanson Wan
Moehl
Sveral
Willam Schmidt
Schmidt
Moody County farm hand attempts suicide with razor
Charles Prewitt, a Kansan hired on John Dahlmeier's Moody County farm, tried to cut his throat with a razor but missed the jugular and will recover. Declared the act was done in sleep, so authorities decided not to prosecute due to lack of provable facts. Brother transports him to Hiawatha Kansas.
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Flandreau
Charles &. Prewitt
John Dahlmeier
Moody County
Prewitt
Wader
South Dakota
Hiawatha
Kan
Children Kept Home as Parents Face Fines in South Dakota
In Lemmon, June 16, county court fined several parents for not sending children to school for required time. Fines ranged from 10 to 38 dollars plus costs. additional defendants to be brought before Judge Eidy. Separate items note Congregationalists plan a 400000 dollar educational fund for South Dakota institutions and a White, South Dakota plan to darken streets to deter bank robbers.
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Lemmon
S. D
Eidy
Congregationalists
Watertown
Congregational Churches of
South Dakota
Congregational Conference
Yankton College
Ward
Thrall Academy
Chicago Seminary
Yankton
Porsuumen
White
Murdered farmer’s aide held. teen suspect questioned
Parker South Dakota June 14 William Schmidt 17 hired hand on Ernest Meehl farm is in custody for investigation into the murder of Meehl. Mrs Meehl departed with her father as another arrest target eludes capture. Domestic troubles noted and a note about bootleggers found with the body.
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Parker
S. D
William Schmidt
Ernest Meehl
McCook County
McMahon
Young Schmidt
Meehl
Sioux Falls
Joseph Reitmeyer
Meehls
Meehil
John Doe
Salem
Eastern Star officers named at Sioux Falls
At the Sioux Falls convention South Dakota Eastern Star members elected officers for the coming year including Matron Anna Struble, worthy patron Dr Bred Treon, associate matron Mary Bryan, associate grand patron Arthur Flinders, secretary Angie L Williamson, treasurer Jessie H Wendell, conductress Mrs Kopperud, associate conductress Mrs Schenerer. A mix of town notices follows about local appointments, court pleas and bids in Parkston and Yankton.
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Sioux Falls
Eastern Star Lodges
South Dakota
Anna
Struble
Bred Treon
Mary Bryan
Arthur Flinders
Angie L. Williamson
Jessie H. Wendell
Kopperud
Schenerer
Froebel Mother Play Helps Mothers Train Very Young Children
The author urges mothers to memorize Froebel songs and finger plays before kindergarten age to build virtue, joy, and imagination. She explains pat-a-cake links child activity to daily life and nature, and notes kindergarten offers needed social and material play. She details starting a local kindergarten to meet developmental needs.
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Cye
Alma
Witl
Mattoss
Mamma
Baker
Mactnere and
Gesnece
Hducation
kinder. @arten
There Was a Reason from the Indianapolis News
An extract from Westminster Abbey memorial service for American and British officers and sailors honors their sacrifices and the unwritten covenant of shared brotherhood. The note emphasizes unity among English speaking peoples after the wartime division and salute to fallen defenders of freedom and justice.
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Indianapolis
Germany
Westminster Abbey
The Truthful Ticker of the Los Angeles Times
The ticker on the stock exchange is described as revealing the pulse of the market, signaling optimism or pessimism in business. It records daily movements, reflecting how buoyant credit and public speculation influence prices.
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Los Angeles ‘Times
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Davolenpont
State ties highway bond to large 60 million plan
Report says the state will issue a 60 million highway bond for construction over three years or more and contracts have begun. The news outlines progress and concerns about funding and impact on projects and labor.
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Los Angeles
Miinala
Whew & War
Gersan
Cape to Cairo By Air Air service begins construction
The Columbus Dispatch reports early construction on the Cape to Cairo air service with airfields set about 600 miles apart from Africa to the Cape. Key bases cited include Caliphartum Kampla and USIL in German East Africa, with Rhodesia along the railway, aiming for regular schedules and eventual transfer to a British commercial company.
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Cape To Cairo
Columbus Dispatch
Africa
Caliphartum
German East
Kampla
Usil
Rhodesia
Cape
Teena
Air Ministry
Admiralty and Menchant Marine Erie
No Man's Land in Foreign Policy Debate
A condensed clash of views on American citizen involvement in British domestic matters and questions over Ireland policy. The exchange cites President Cleveland and a New York Times item noting Democratic maneuvers and a party committee member's upcoming actions.
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New York Times
Honda
Thas
Chatrhan Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
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