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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
4
Readable fragments describe Marines training to operate engines near the canal, mentioning Camp and a canal approach. The text references naval engineers and a push to improve logistics and propulsion during wartime, with notes on equipment and routine tasks.
A mass walkout occurred at a General Electric company plant with about seven thousand workers leaving their posts in a grievance dispute. Tensions rose between management and union offices as organizers moved to central city locations, causing the dispersal of all workers at the plant.
President Wilson read to his cabinet the plan for a forthcoming congressional address to be delivered when the session begins next week. Cabinet members praised the address but withheld its contents. The discussion focused on the Mexican situation with widespread efforts to locate the Mexican bandit Ralph Lopes, who killed three peace officers last Friday. Over 800 men were said to be searching for Lopes.
A Justice Department official cites retirement of the construction superintendent at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth Kansas after a probe. The attorney general indicates possible improvements while the case unfolds. A letter was sent to President Wilson confirming the actions and noting political sensitivities.
A garbled entry describes Sir Lonel AwiNGarun af Halil seeking a license with details on credentials and dates. Mentioned are a request to a Senator Fletcher in Florida and a summary of proceedings including questions and answers with new indicators. The record notes ages and a telecast reference.
Aindha November 26 reports W Averith Mar Amat, son of RH Harel, arrived in Cima to learn operating a railroad system. Harriman spent the day in locomotive shops studying the craft. no power tools or equipment details were provided. He plans to continue sessions with the executive board reviewing progress.
Reports from interior China indicate a widespread revolutionary movement against President Yuan Shih Kai. Officials warn China is on the brink of another violent convulsion as uprisings spread from regions such as Chita and surrounding areas.
Application to Missouri Public Service Commission seeks permission to issue 470 million in refunding bonds to cover all stock, franchises, and equipment of the Milwaukee system. The plan would take up the entire indebtedness of the line, with the commission expected to grant approval.
A formal wedding took place in Par involving the daughter of Forner Ambassade. The ceremony featured notable attendees and concluded with a traditional presentation by the bride’s family. Various dignitaries attended, and music and readings enriched the event.
Report describes a federal hearing on proposed rate hikes by eastern railroads. Officials expect the Interstate Commerce Commission to rule on a central increase affecting routes east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Allegheny rivers. A 10 percent possibility for nationwide action is suggested, with Western lines watching closely.
A girl in Chicago with a note expressing love to a villain collapses and dies after an incident connected to a cruel gesture. She is taken to a hospital with uncertain chances of recovery as officials review the case amid a broader event in Aberdeen and state contests across the country.
Between Lemmon and Joe Meyers place two and a half miles southeast of Lemmon a Remington 16 gauge double barreled shotgun was found. Finder to notify or return to P A Pitz for reward.
State certificate examination will be held at Bison Decath Street and 6th Frank Salisbury Co Supt to supervise.
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