Secret German circulars reveal wartime mobilization plans
A trio of confidential Allied-revealing circulars, dated February to March, claim German orders for state powered factory operation to forge ammunition, disbanding returning troops, and discreet measures to incite unrest. Reports note London uproar over American arrivals and broader European tensions with Italy and Gotha.
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French Forest 19 Named For Him In Rapid City
Lieut William Zwicky, honored for heroism in World War I with Croix de Guerre, named temporary chairman of Rapid City American Legion post awaiting charter approval. Charter members to arrive this week from overseas. memorial celebration planned with GA AK and other groups. Also note in Volga, Ralph Elders, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elders, died after a pitchfork accident, brain pierced, body lasting several hours.
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William Zwicky
American Legion
National Executive Committee
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Volga
Ralph Elders
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Mennonites to Have Their Own Hospital in Huron
Plans mature for a Mennonite Hospital Association of South Dakota to build a four story fireproof hospital in Huron. The J. W. Campbell property was purchased for 25000 dollars. The facility will house 50 beds with room for future expansion and a nurse residence. Miss Janische named superintendent. Funds raised largely by Mennonite subscribers with no sectarian discipline in the institution.
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Janische
Kansas City
Child loses arm after sleeping on railroad track near Wilmot
Perry Harmon a 20 month old grandson of Mr and Mrs Thomas McInerny near Wilmot had his right arm cut off by a train while sleeping on a track. The engineer spotted the child mistaken for debris and could not stop in time. The train passed over him before the loss was noted. he is reported recovering.
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Wilmot
Perry Harmon
Thomas McInerny
Jealousy Fueled Assault Conviction in Sioux Falls
A circuit court jury found Joe Side, Syrian Colony member, guilty of Assault with Intent to kill Alex Sarhan over a love dispute involving former wife Amelia. Sarhan survived the attack. Side’s marriage ended in divorce. In Rapid City, Lewie Senykin and Ey Momovich, ranchers near Creighton, face a bootlegging charge after sheriff deputies found five gallons of whisky at their residence following a tip from Pay Cowman.
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Alex Sarhan
Amelia
Side
Sarhan
Rapid City
Lewie Senykin
Ey Momovich
Creighton
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Mintener
Clydé Ceséna
Sengkin
Monco«wich
Father Saves Neighbor Child as Boat Capsizes
Milbank May 27 Raymond Redman aged years, son of Mr and Mrs William Redman, drowned near the railroad dam north of the city when a neighbor’s child and a man’s boat capsized. The father saved the little girl then disappeared. The body was recovered after about an hour in the water.
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Raymond Redman
Mon
William. Redman
Tayear
Conscience prompts confession of bicycle theft
A Pacific coast resident in Aberdeen reveals a long ago bicycle theft near Aberdeen in 1898. The writer seeks the owner’s identity and forgiveness, asking for clues about the bike and offering to repay the rightful owner, signed with Box 36, Broadmead, Oregon.
South Dakota Odd Fellows Meet Ends in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls May 26 The annual convention of South Dakota Odd Fellows and Rebekahs concluded after three days. Wintertown chosen for the 1920 gathering. Officers elected include Grand Master J W Gibson Salem and others. Rebekah officers led by President Helen R Fish Redfield and Maud Odd Phillip. The Odd Fellows home board recommends raising the per capita tax from five cents to one dollar for Dell Rapids facility.
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J. W. Gibson
Salem
C. E. Palin Brookings
A. J. Mossman
Deadwood
Harvey J. Rice
Huron
George W. Snow
Springfield
W. A. Heron
Custer
Charles Barrette
Watertown
South Dakoti Erang Lodge
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Helen R. Fish
Redfield
Maud Odd
Phillip
Etta Martin
Hattle Forland
Madison
Atlanta Fuller
Lead
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Dell Rapids
Real Estate Boom in Aberdeen With Theatre Plans
Aberdeen plans a modern Main Street theater by McCarthy Brox, already operating three in the city. Rumors link A M Brown of Mobridge to a large Aberdeen hotel project, but he won’t confirm. Gus Ponton bought the Lacey Drug building for 30 000 dollars, a top Aberdeen price per front foot. In Aberdeen May 26 the SD Shorthorn Breeders sale rose above 20 000 dollars for 59 animals, led by a 2000 dollar bull from Fred Lee. A fall livestock show is being planned in Aberdeen.
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Fred Lee
Britton
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Piany
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Atlanta
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Foll
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Nidtor
Fremont Boy in Critical Condition After Accident
Fremont report states a boy was injured in an accident while on an expedition with a companion. He suffered acute injuries and is in critical condition at Premon hospital. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene as rescue efforts were mounted.
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Messesid
Tear Debneon
Premon
Man Electrocuted On Top Of House In Moody County
A 40 year old Henry C Cashle of this city was electrocuted after contacting a high voltage wire while on a building roof being moved. He died instantly, witnesses horrified. He had lived in Moody county 10 years and leaves a widow and two daughters. Nearby items note local water bond election results in Yankton and a memorial project for Mount Theodore Roosevelt in Deadwood.
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Fremont Woman Still Has Faith in Husband
Fremont Neb May 32 Mrs Violet Porter, Fremont wife, who had been in Omaha looking for her husband Roy Potter returned without him. She said she still believes they will hear from Theodore Droiser, the author, who was reportedly involved.
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Fremont Murae
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Winkm Aye
Theodore Droiser
Wurcrprie
Training Little Children and the Rights of the Child
The article argues parents must balance rights within childrearing, teaching sharing and respect rather than mere obedience. It emphasizes instilling cooperation through patient guidance, storytelling, and kindergarten-like group interaction to foster imagination, bravery, kindness, and truth.
What America Gets Out of It
From the Chicago News this piece argues that American entry secured democracy and global friendship, shaping peace terms and the 14 points into a lasting framework. It asserts America’s participation raised global conscience, linked nations, and fostered human rights, forming a foundation for better international relationships.
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Chicago News
America
Health Promotion week urged by Illinois legislature
The Illinois legislature proclaims the week starting May 11 as Health Promotion week. The state board of health coordinates premure cleanup and army camp standards. Soldiers report learning more about staying well. local committees urged to promote cleanliness and prevent disease, with lasting community impact beyond May.
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State Board of Health
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Vlesuyp
Princeton
Water anxieties and travel costs spark wider debate
A fragment from Scientific American notes rising travel charges and train berths, contrasting U S rates with Cape Town to Johannesburg. It mentions dining car value, wartime legacies, and a singer’s biographical details, with unclear references to birthday teachers and a comedian.
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Johannesburg
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Lea Controle
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