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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1915
Page
2
A dense report outlines mass trials, sentences, and public figures facing treason and related charges. It notes governors actions, prison terms, and investigations across New York, Massachusetts, and other states, with references to military, civic unrest, and federal efforts to curb violence.
The article reports President Wilson declining further comment on the draft while outlining a complex exchange with Germany over submarine warfare and neutral rights. It notes German proposals on belligerent passenger vessels and safe carriage of Americans, with expectations of a formal reply by Monday or Tuesday.
The Colorado Supreme Court denied a prohibition motion by John K. Lawson's lawyers to stop Judge Granby Hillyer from further action in Lawson's murder case. A new trial is expected to be argued before Judge Hillyer in Trinidad amid ongoing dispatches and diplomatic notes.
Farerdt, director of the Harvert Gymnasium, recalls a 20 year old physical exam of pro athletes revealing signs of overuse and injury. The piece contrasts male athletic discipline with calls for women’s health access and education, noting the camp’s example as a path for others to follow.
A fragmentary dialogue references Clarice choosing a graduating essay subject. It mentions Beyond the Alps Like Italy and asks whether that route could work, while Puck weighs neutrality and a book agent touts The Real Need as teaching economizing, though the speaker rejects it as irrelevant to living without economizing.
A terse exchange shows a character fearing embarrassment in uniform, with a chuckle over a practical mackintosh solution as another voice tweaks the situation. The fragment hints at social expectations and self presentation within a service setting.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled quotes about a tree tie basehell games and a visitor to a Crimson Green No. Three Pager Sam mentions a new rule ensuring everything remains entery with emphasis on empire exclusivity.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a narrative of Binks facing obstacles, attempting a breakthrough amid confusion. The garbled lines imply spoken exchanges about effort, timing, and a woman’s warning or guidance as key to progress.
A man injured in a major railroad wreck refuses to sue the company for damages. In hospital, a friend presses for legal action, but the survivor states he will do nothing of the kind. The exchange centers on liability and risk.
A party of young Mexard Omer and a sketching club roamed a country road just inside a fence where graceful stalks wore pale green globes that shaded into gray and purple. A gardener noted the onions were for food as the scene sparked enchantment. The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph reports a million and a half harvesters are being prepared in Coatbridge for France and Russia.
A cryptic note reports Paper Matey declaring something called Dimply alive amid unclear wording. No verifiable names, dates, or locations are provided to confirm the event.
The readable portion shows a garbled snippet with no clear event names places or dates. The text appears damaged and lacks cohesive facts to summarize a specific incident or notice.
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