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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
6
The document reports President Taft vetoing a revision bill, arguing it harms American industries while avoiding broad protection or revenue goals. It notes opposition from committees and calls for careful consideration of the impact on labor and stockholders. Taft emphasizes the need for targeted classification and hearings.
The Darrow bribery trial faced delays after defense actions as prosecutors argued the case centers on alleged bribe connections. Court records show contested evidence and a focus on key witnesses while trial procedures proceed.
In Knox County the Dearolph family were found dead in their home. The wife and daughter were fatally shot and the husband asphyxiated. Police noted marks on the wife's neck and a bullet wound to her head. The daughter lay in the living room with fatal injuries. The case appears to involve three deceased family members.
Tin and Forme charged with deposing funds from the Penwh State bank of Lakota after learning the maritil Hon was inpervent. He waived counsel and was held for tal anders, with Nuhan in charge as he left the state penitentiary after serving nine term for alleged bank manipulations. In Chicago a man killed his wife and himself after an attempted suicide. police seek motive. In Philadelphia a major raid led by 175 officers resulted in arrests of residents of disorderly areas. over 2,000 onlookers watched the events in the tenderloin district.
A mob of about forty men dragged T Z Cotton from officers and lynched him near Columbine Georgia. He was accused of killing Cednoa Lund a white boy two months earlier.
Horace H Furness longtime Shakespeare scholar dies at his home in Wellsford at age seventy eight after a brief illness. Family reported he grew weak and passed away in sleep Monday morning, leaving behind a legacy of early modern study and relics linked to Shakespearean works.
Governor Wilson endorses passage of the wool bill over the President's veto, asserting House justification though acknowledging slim Senate chances. Separate dispatch reports a jail escape attempt in Cananea with four guards killed and several inmates recaptured after a fight.
London August 15 General Booth of the Salvation Army is critically ill after a period of declining health. Doctors say his condition has improved recently but the improvement has not been retained.
An exchange at a legislative session involved Longworth and Weyhinetnn in a heated dispute. Nick Lone Werth srbetan of Theodore Ruyter welt and Rep Jetersen Jay of See York clashed aboard the Minor. A confrontation ensued as Mr Levy was invited to intervene and calm the differences.
Amid delays in passing a new appropriation bill, 29,000 pensioners across cities including Indianapolis Knoxville Loneville New York Philadelphia and Topeka face unpaid pensions. San Francisco and other agencies report meager balances while veterans plead for relief as funds remain unavailable.
Samples of orts and flax grown on Chippewa drained swamp lands in Northern Minnesota were displayed in the house lobby by Representative Steenersen. A notice described draining 1 900 acres at a cost of 2 570 000 and tied the project to further drainage survey appropriations authorized by Congress in 1808.
Professor Matru chot of the Sorbonne and Dr Lannols of the Paris School of Medicine corroborate Dr Gaston Odin's claim of a verified cancer microbe and a vaccine believed to prevent and cure the disease, with results not far advanced.
Milwaukee Aug 19 Officer Frank Korn of West Allis identified Peter Roma thirty eight years old as one of four men who shot him during an arrest attempt related to the alleged shooting of Alexander Vak tlavik at Waukesha.
A massive California case against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad is filed, totaling 18 000 pages of charges. The action by the California Adjustment Company of San Francisco includes 14 090 claims assigned by shippers, amounting to about 50 000.
Noblesville Indiana August 14 W J denounces Theodore Roose as favoring trust control a step toward social set and impracticable He says Roosevelt supports trusting existence and proposes a Washington bureau to regulate a billion dollar monopoly questioning municipal corruption to guide national trusts.
In a prior day massacre repetition near Ticuman 35 soldiers and 20 passengers were killed. An engineer of a south bound train from Canatla narrowly avoided ambush fire with two women dead and another wounded as he steered the train away from bandits. Rocks on the track warned him in time. In Rochester New York a chest holding 275 pounds of pennies is held at a bank for Carl W. Stordant as part of an initial payment to secure the downtown restaurant sale.
Mary Thomas aged forty was found dead in the morning after failing to remove her false teeth during rest. The death is investigated as possible strangulation linked to dental device. Authorities report no immediate foul play but pursue standard coroner procedures.
Duluth wheat futures mixed with No 1 hard at 1.05 and No 1 Northern 1.04, flax bids around 1.84 arriving while Chicago quotes wheat 9.40 Sept and corn 5 7 1/2 Sept. South St Paul cattle ranges $4.00 to $8.50 for steers, hogs up to $9.75, lambs $4.25 to $7.25. Chicago live cattle trades show varied prices, Minneapolis cash notes No 1 hard at 1.06 and No 1 Northern around 1.04.
Land for sale or trade through Oscar N. Sampson on Main Street Lemmon and T QO Sandbo address Lemmon. Dwelling house and lot for sale or trade for farm land listed by Hodson Lemmon. Other notices reference office building sale or trade in Lemmon South Dakota.
Official directory list includes county officers such as Treasurer H H Aldrich Auditor HL P Benjamin Register Dewds C TL Carlson and Sheriff John Anderson. Also notes Co Physician W Phelps County Surveyor A B Tubbs and County Commissioners G B Lenon Lemmon L Z Larson with several lodge and town listings.
Adama County officials listed include Treasurer Walter Audinir Kelley Register of Deeds Otto A Jacobsor Clark District Court A Brown Sheriff G W Kraus States Attorney Henry Moen County Judge Jacob Sonderall Supt of Schools Rose Wagner County Surveyor Howard Horr Public Administrator J D Barone County Commissioners Edmund Ward Edward Raumstad Hettmeiger Joshua Davis Coroner M J Mangan Justices WA Greenya Paul Grey R Hawks E Thomas North Lemmon placed with post office Orange ND and North Lemmon mentions.
The Witney Bros. Lamp Co. Lemmon D. D invites farmers to start collecting unthreshed grain samples and field photos for a display room in Mason City Iowa and other eastern points. Gather and arrange enough samples with land numbers. the company will arrange them and publish names at no cost.
Notice of foreclosure due to default on a mortgage dated March 1 2010 by Nicholas Goebel and Hetta Goebel to Stephen J Morton. Property includes two hundred forty acres in Perkins County South Dakota. Sale set by sheriff at Lemmon on September 2. Proceeds to satisfy debt interest and costs.
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