Court convenes for March term in Cakebread Hubbard case
The March term of circuit court opened with Judge Whiting presiding. In the Cakebread Hubbard murder rehearing Hubbards case, juror selection proved slow with only five of nineteen accepted by mid afternoon. Prosecution is Kelley against Hubbards. defense led by Lynch and Crawford. case could span several days.
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Circuit Court
Whiting
State of
South Dakota
Peter McDermaid
H. L. Parkhurst
H. L. Hubbards
G. W Cakebread
Hubbard
Kelley
W. A. Lynch
Cos I. Crawford
Leonard Denman
Barrett Township
John Tobin
Fairfield
A. M. Beall
Richland
G. M. Kirkpatrick
Whiteside
John Morse
Hitchcock
Rehearing Opens in Cakebread Hubbard Murder Case
Tuesday afternoon jurors were chosen for the Cakebread Hubbard murder trial. The panel includes J C Muself J N Brown Lee Dresser George Deeg Ben Thurston Emerson Johanson and George Robinson all of various towns. Court adjourned to the next morning as arraignments were held for H L Parkhurst and Myron Gwynn on separate charges with bonds set at 1000.
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Cakebread
Baraboo
Wis
Kelley
Coel. Crawford
J. L. Foxton
Walter Cakebread
Henry Hubbard
Bessie Cakebread
Walter
Summer School Opens at Huron College
The sixth annual term of summer school under Huron College began Monday with a large attendance. Enrollment for the first session was strong and courses cover core subjects for returning students and new enrollees.
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Huron College
Six-Week County Institute Expands Attendance at Central High
Attendance climbs as the six year old session grows to its largest, with Beadie County teachers invited to attend any two weeks or all six free of charge. Prof Martin Kemp leads pedagogy civics history and physical geography, with Hochateller teaching arithmetic algebra and physics and Hoy handling grammar literature geography and reading. Hotaling directs art while J J Pasek teaches bookkeeping.
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Central High School
Od College
County Institute
Beadie County
Martin Kemp
Hochateller
Hoy
Miss Hotaling
J. J. Pasek
Reception for Rev Hudson at the Baptist church
A large city reception honored Rev. E. Hudson and his family at the Baptist church. Clergy from several churches delivered welcome addresses, Alfred Smith provided piano selections, and Rev. Hudson spoke warmly in reply. Light refreshments followed a social hour and singing.
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E. Hudson
Baptist Church
Alfred Smith
Mr. Hoy
Long
G. W. Abell
Shanafelt
Huron Man Honored by United Commercial Travelers
H J McGarvey returned from Albert Lea after attending the Grand Session of the United Commercial Travelers where he was named Grand Counselor the highest office in the jurisdiction. He will also serve as a delegate to the Supreme Council meeting in Columbus Ohio June 28 with 335 councils represented. The Northwest division has grown by 400 members this year and Albert Lea hosted over 1000 traveling men. Attendees from Huron included H J Rice L R Campbell and Hugh Griffith.
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H.j.mcgarvey
Albert Lee
U. C. T. of America
Jarlediesson
United States
Bayoms
Ohio
Order of U. C. T
McGarvey
Supreme Council of the United States
Columbus
Huron
Johnson
Minnesota
Eben McCleod
Chicago
Northwest
Wilile
Grand Forks
N. D
Minneapolis
Our Sisterhood
Mr. McGarvey
H. J. Rice
L. R. Campbell
Hugh Griffith
Masons Elect Officers After Sioux Falls Session
The Masonic Grand Lodge held its annual session in Sioux Falls and elected for the ensuing year M W Robert H. McCoughney as grand master and R W William E. Milligan as deputy, with R W Joseph J. Davenport senior warden, R W Samuel A. Brown junior warden, John C. Bryan grand treasurer, and George A. Pettigrew grand secretary. The Eastern Star order also chose officers led by W Grand Matron Mrs. Jessie Harris and W Grand Patron J C Knapp, with associates and officers including Mrs Linne P. Ketchum and W A Mor Redfield, Mrs A M McCallister grand secretary, Mrs L Haroldson treasurer, and Mrs W Wilkie Grand.
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Masonic Grand Lodge
Sioux Falls
Robert H. McCoughney
M. W
William E. Milligan
R. W
Joseph J. Davenport
Samuel A. Brown
John C. Bryan
George A. Pettigrew
Minnehaha
Unity Lodges
Eastern Star
Jessie Harris
Aberdeen
J. C. Knapp
Sisseton
Linnie P. Ketchum
Montrose
W. A. Mor- Redfield
A. M. McCallister
State School Funds Apportionment Increases Pupils and Funds
Pierre June 18 Special Commissioner Bach of the state land department announced the June semi annual apportionment of state school funds totaling 325 012 up 20 000 from last June. Each pupil receives 2 34 reducing general school taxes. Some counties Bonhomme Brule and Day are awaiting reports delaying remittances. The apportionment uses last year’s census with a 3 300 rise in school population and predicts a larger next year in newer counties.
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Bonhomme, Brule
Day
James Valley Bank Stockholders Meeting
The James Valley bank held its annual stockholders meeting Tuesday evening at the bank. Directors for the coming year were G. B. Hutchinson Wm Waibel M. L. Tobin John Green Charles Bonesteele. A vote of thanks praised officers and directors for their careful management. Directors then elected G B Hutchinson president Charles E Bonesteele vice president and A Steffen cashier.
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James Valley Bank
G. 8S
Hutchinson
Wm. Waibel
M. L. Tobin
John Green
Charles Bonesteele
G. 8. Hutchinson
Charles E. Bonesteele
8. A. Steffen
Secretary to Chief Justice York Dies After Jump From Hospital
Clarence M. York secretary to Chief Justice Fuller of the U S supreme court was killed by jumping from a window at Garfield hospital while under treatment. He had earlier been treated at Emergency hospital for a facial injury from a streetcar accident and reportedly had been drinking. York about forty had served with Chief Justice Fuller for many years.
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Washington
Clarence M. York
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Garfield Hospital
York
Emergency
Logan
Auction of Mrs. Chadwick effects fetches 4025 dollars
In Cleveland on June 21 the personal effects of Mrs. Cassie L Chadwick including gowns and fur garments were sold in one lot to A H Greely for 4025 dollars. Attorney Jay P Dawley refused to reveal plans for the proceeds amid a large turnout. The items included silk satin gowns and antique furniture.
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Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
A. H. Greely
Jay P. Dawley
Chadwick
Drowning Tragedy in New York Penn Station Tunnel
Two men are dead and another fatally injured in a tunnel accident between Thirty-fourth Street and Long Island City. Twenty-four workers escaped serious harm as air pressure and rushing water caused a dangerous flow of mud and flood inside the unfinished tunnel.
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New York
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Thirty-fourth Street
This City
Long Island City
Zion City Industries Losses Put Spotlight on Bank Funds
Wilbur G. Voliva testifies in federal court that Zion City faced massive losses across candy, supply, and lace industries with $500,000 in deposits but no cash in the Zion City bank. He describes diverted funds totaling about $2.5 million and widespread starvation among workers despite large deposits. He cites specific industry losses and a notable case of aid to an Australian migrant.
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Chicago
Wilbur G. Voliva
Zion City
Dowie
Landis
Voliva
Zion City Bank
Haskins
Australia
Platt Accused by Mrs Wood Of Bigamy in Suit
Catherine Wood claims she wed United States Senator J C Platt on November 9, 1901 in a New York hotel and seeks to prove the marriage amid claims of a secret union. Attorneys O Flaherty of Richmond will present evidence including a marriage certificate and letters dated 1961.
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Colon
Mich
Catherine Wood
United States
J. C. Platt
Lillian T. Fi
O'Flaherty
Richmond
Pratt
New Yor
Atforms
Wood
Edward W. Rice
J. W. Jones
Pla Wood
Platt
Earthquakes Strike Northern Luzon and Nearby Islands
A sequence of quakes rattled Northern Luzon from Tuesday night into Wednesday with the strongest shaking reported in Manila at 8 pm Tuesday. Shocks affected Babuyanes, Batanes, and Formosa, but no damage was reported. The Manila Observatory notes the Babuyanes and Formosa likely felt stronger tremors.
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Manila
Luzon
Babuyanes
Batanes Islands
Formosa
Sinhing
Manila Observatory
Babuyanes Islands
Equitable Life Board Votes Unanimously for Charter Amendment
In New York the Equitable Life Assurance board of directors voted unanimously to adopt an amended charter that provides for mutualization. Thirty directors attended the meeting and all supported the proposition.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
British stance on Russian anti Jewish outbreaks debated
London June 21 Walter Runciman acting for Foreign Secretary Grey refused to inform the Russian government of British public views on the anti Jewish outbreaks. He said sympathy and the disturbance in Russia were known and official diplomatic intervention was neither usual nor desirable.
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London
House of Commons
Walter Runciman
Local Government Board
Grey
Russia
Stay Denied in Ivenee Murder Case Appeal
The Illinois Supreme Court denied a stay for Richard Ivens in the June preme Court matter relating to the Chicago murder of Mrs. Franklin C. The court read its decision at length noting questions about Ivens influencing the jury and the evidence supporting the verdict. Ivens intends to seek relief from Governor Deneen as the board of pa hear the case.
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Springfield
Persedeas
Richard Ivens
Chicago
Franklin C. Hi
Scott
Ivens
Deneen
State Board of Pa
Regulars Gain Ground in North Dakota Political Battle
Fargo dispatch reports Regulars lead in the state Republican contest with 348 votes to insurgent 467 in a closer division than first thought. House control appears split with several counties showing tight margins and advancing factions.
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Fargo
N. D
Reprimand Proves Fatal in Easton Death
In Easton Pennsylvania Joseph Breininger an alderman was found dead after a criminal court session involving a year old boy accused of mischief. The court had briefly examined the lad and Breininger and others grew greatly excited during the proceedings and it is believed the tension caused his death.
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Easton
Joseph.inger
Breininger
Liberal Governor Nemoweal Vologda Seeks End to Station Blockade
In Vologda June gensky, the Liberal governor attempted to halt the Black Station blockade, maintaining sole office amid political dispute and local tensions.
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Vologda
Russia
Junegensky
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Masons
Grand Lodge
Bach County
Meeting
New York City
Zion City Industries
Philippines
Equitable Life
Ivenee
Contrors
Republican Park
North Dakota
Alderman
Nemoweal
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