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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text shows discussions around Theodore Roosevelt and French leadership, with references to travel through France to Madrid, diplomatic vetting limits, and proposed rate reductions. Mentions of officials, ports, and trade prospects appear amid garbled phrasing and partial names.
In a fragmented report readers glimpse a scene at a castle where officials and crowds react to a political event. Names and exact actions are unclear but tensions are evident with social voices and shouted remarks. The piece hints at a ceremonial or public gathering surrounding a local leadership moment.
Grace Sullivan of Minneapolis, the wife of Walter J Sullivan, offered clemency after he pleaded guilty to bigamy. Sullivan admitted marrying Helen A Swan in Duluth on November 15 1914 but claimed intoxication. Judge Foster sentenced one year but suspended it on probation requiring sobriety employment and monthly reports.
Fort Bayard New Mexico June 3 Captain Joseph Walkup medical corps United States Army was instantly killed by lightning while driving his automobile near Central New Mexico. Four other occupants were badly shocked but not in danger. The bolt struck Walkup in the forehead.
A New York report states that a class at the customs house discussed ammunition aboard a vessel destined for the Mexican Constitutionalists at Tampico. No objection to the vessel’s sailing was raised as clearance papers were requested and presented.
In Wales at Coleteth, during June, five militant ultra elements ran amuck on the village main street with hammers, smashing twenty windows. They were arrested as David Lloyd George, chancellor of the exchequer, addressed a gathering of Liberals.
Washington report notes G A R leaders charge President Wilson with dismissing veterans from public service. Resolutions urge Wilson to restore postmasters and reinstated old soldiers nationwide. Gardner and Michigan congressman claim demotions extend from Chicago to Washington. Conservative critics warn of higher court of public opinions.
A dated treaty from 1797, sanctioned by the senate and signed by the president, was asserted as a federal override over state law by the Supreme Court. The case centered on the Zer and land grants to the Seneca nation and Alans, with a deputy governor involved in the proceedings. The court held the treaty superseded state laws and released related liens on the lands in question.
Niagara Falls Ont June 3 The United States faces deadlock over including Carranza in the Mexican pacification plan mediation dragging on without progress. Reports suggest divisions among mediators and participants. The stalemate continues as officials weigh provisional government options amid tense negotiations.
A fractured report describes tensions within a junta as leaders, including Diaz and others, clash over a proposed cabinet. Mention follows General Ke Ux Diag Virmoral and looming games amid factional maneuvering, with uncertain alignments and threats to control.
In a St Louis pageant a scene of settlers fighting Indians left Miss Irmatoff with a powder burn wound. The injury was not likely fatal after physicians treated her. Sixteen other audience members suffered minor injuries in the same sections.
King George replies to President Wilson expressing sincere thanks for Wilsons sympathy after the Empress of Ireland disaster. He notes appreciation for thoughts toward families of those who perished and conveys official appreciation from the royal side.
Rio Grande ranchers mobilize the Tex Protective Association to aid border sheriffs after figures show over eight thousand head of cattle driven into Mexico in the past year. The wave of theft prompts organized action along the valley.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a mill city man Enda Lite and scattered items about June events, a wife’s absence, a rental for a cantivator, and a ministerial nomination. Names include J. Franklin and Beas W. Long of New Mexico. Document appears as garbled historical wire-service style clippings.
Warren E. Thayer announces candidacy for Adams County Register of Deeds. He pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability if elected. The message is directed to Republican voters of the county.
Edmund Ward, former Adams County Commissioner, announces seeking the Republican nomination for county treasurer. He appeals for support ahead of the June 24 election, urging voters to consider his prior service.
A candidate for the nomination for Register of Deeds of Adams County announces his intent to seek the office at the primary. He pledges careful personalized attention to duties and asks for voter support.
Rose C. Wagner of Hettinger Lak announces candidacy for re election as County Superintendent of Schools for Adams County subject to voters at the primaries on June 21 19 5 law governing nominating and electing county superintendent of schools as per local notice.
County resident and taxpayer of Adams County for six years announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer. He pledges full-time service, efficiency and economy if elected, with consideration of the 46-Ju24-pa date mentioned. Henry Moen of Hettinger North Dakota signs as supporter.
Adams county voters are informed that I F Kelly seek the Republican nomination for county auditor. I promise to apply the same careful attention to duties as in the past and thank the people for their support, hoping for continued backing in the coming election.
Republican candidate for Adams County Auditor outlines three years as Adams Abstract Company manager. He pledges full-time dedication and careful attention if nominated and elected, urging voters who know him to support him for the June primaries.
The candidate for sheriff of Adare County pledges full effort if nominated, thanks supporters for past favors, and seeks backing for a second term. The note mentions limited terms under law and acknowledges the vetting process by the party.
Clyde W Kenirates seeks the sheriff nomination in Adaros County North Dakota at the June 21 primary. If nominated and elected he pledges full personal attention to the office, and asks for voters support influence and their vote.
The candidate announces candidacy for re election to the North Dakota Legislature. Subject to Republican voters in the forty ninth district, the bid promises to support measures for district and state development, improved schools, cheaper communications and transport, voter empowerment, and economical district and state administration.
Theodore Lokken announces his candidacy for Adams County treasurer on the Republican ticket in the June primaries. He notes six years residency in the county and prior work at Tanent Bros. store in Hettinger, pledging full-time devotion to office duties if elected and asking for support.
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