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Newspaper

The Lemmon Herald

Location

Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

5

Fish boy Elingson returned home after illness

Local notes report the Elingson boy known as the fish boy was brought back to Minneapolis from near Sidney after illness and hospitalization proved unrealizable. Other items cover community visits, a skull fracture case in Petrel, a stray collie notice, and vaudeville at the Star.

Elingson Fish Minneapolis Bison Outron Sidney Sheri Ellefson Blanche Huntington Lemmon W. Huntington Lievel Bower Mobridge and Leimon Wisner Bros Adam Jacob Bleth Petrel N. D William Getman Palace Aberdeen

Rate fight may not be ended

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroads along with Chicago and Northwestern seek to proceed with litigation before the circuit court as to rate disputes. A rehearing request by Great Northern and Northern Pacific roads is discussed, with stakes including possible higher or lower rates and impacts on freight and business.

Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Chicago and Northwestern St Pauline Great Northern Northern Pacific Etreult T. D. Ofijen Amitie Northern Northen Pacific Rattrom Ray Lewat Raven St Pail Cortes Minneapolis St Lous Rands St Hails Pond Wetien Barlington Alte Tate

Ripley comments on Supreme Court ruling on federal power

FP Mipie president of the Santa be remarks on a June decision of the United States Supreme Court in the Minnepot state case. He says the ruling is a long step toward government ownership and shifts power from state to federal hands. He argues the decision would further limit state rate setting and increase federal control, opposing centralized commissions in Washington.

Chicago Mipie Santa Be United Sto Supreme Court Iroads cHugnise Washington

French Aviator Sets Paris to Warsaw Longest Flight Record

Marcel Brindepons de Mor Hingis, a young French flyer, set a new Paris to Warsaw distance record in 11 hours 20 minutes with an average speed near 943 miles per hour, flying from Paris to Berlin to Warsaw in the Pommeryera competition for the longest flight. Goethals says he does not want the canal zone job beyond necessary to finish the project.

Paris Marcel G. Brindepons Goethals York Gorge Canal Fon Commain

Reverend Van Dyke Considered for Netherland Mission

The Rev Dr Van Dyke of Princeton is reported as a candidate for a ministerial post in the Netherlands. The proposal would place the longtime educator in a leadership role with church and mission duties abroad.

Post for Dr Van Dyke Poet Clergyman to The Netherlands

Washington reports President Wilson offered the post of American envoy to the Netherlands to poet and clergyman Henry van Dyke. Officials expect him to accept, signaling a key diplomatic placement.

Netherlands Washington Henry van Dyke Princeton Univer Hapie Witaon Haw Hin Htte Thiteh Kovernmany di van Tyke Nimar

Young Man Killed and Girl Fatally Hurt in Alley Accident

A crash in Fremont left a young man dead and a nearby girl fatally wounded. Witnesses described a rapid sequence of events as a gunshot and a public disturbance preceded the tragedy. Police report an investigation ongoing with no immediate arrests.

Suffragette killed by misadventure in wartime

The article reports a suffragette death by misadventure linked to wartime labor. It notes Emily Wilding Nshim near Tanity and references the broader suffrage movement and related dangers in protest or work contexts.

Emily Wilding Cairany

Cabinet to regulate duties on goods under treaty terms

Government officials in Washington discuss recovering duties paid on cargo under a treaty with Spain. The move aims to secure American revenue tied to shipments previously controlled by the Roitiel firm Master & Co under a ruling favoring restitution to the American government.

Shippera Aguinaido Washington Moe Cat Arwinaldy

Confusion in Administrative Appointment Rumors Arise

Fragmented lines suggest discussion of OFM Wilson Denien as a possible con of the administration. Mentions Me Reynolde personality and speculation about a replacement. Reads like an internal memo or leaked notes with unclear names and roles and potential sanction talks.

Ofm Wilson Denien Me Reynolde Don

Riot Injures Multiple as Police Quell Disorder

Turmoil erupted leaving numerous injured as authorities struggled to regain control. Officers dispersed crowds near the city center while ambulances transported wounded individuals to local hospitals. Witnesses described chaotic scene with shouts, smoke, and scattered belongings across streets.

Insect Pest Is Removed in Local District Report

Gloomy district report notes pest removal actions as farmers react to recent crop damage. Officials describe steps to protect fields and reduce contamination while communities monitor further infestations.

Veterans in Iowa Homecoming Parade Participate

Ten thousand veterans march in a homecoming parade in Des Moines. The event honors the Civil War and the centennial era with a review by Major General Grenville M. Dindige and officials including Major General Cytia Bussey Washington and Governor Clarke.

Iowa Moines Faraing Merrhed Inee Wirkshire Grenville Dindige Cytia Bussey Washington Gow Clarke Manoa Dex Moines

No Letup in Duluth Strike Raises Prolonged Labor Tension

Reports from Duluth indicate ongoing tensions as the Sumner Mill strike widens with workers at Kinbar Mill facing prolonged conflict. Roosevelt plans Italy voyage with Mrs Roosevelt and sister Miss Carow to Port Maurizio while preparations for a western trip proceed.

Sumner Duluth Ube Kinbar Roosevelt Italy New York Line Theodore Eeveli Cherhours Porta Maurizio Mise Craw Mies Carow Quentin Archia T Ge

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