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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text lists names and places in Perkins County South Dakota, including scattered surnames and initials. The passage appears to be an official directory snippet with numerous misspellings and unclear entries, offering little context beyond a roll of individuals and institutions.
Randomized entries show names and places across Shains County with scattered towns and personal notes. The garbled OCR yields a mosaic of individuals, locales, and affiliations resembling a rural directory page with many unreadable fragments and stray numbers.
Speltz at Green's. 2M) acres of good land close to town for rent, come in and see. War No Sampson, Lammon. Have your ahees repaired by Doc Williams, the Show Surgeon, opposite First State Bank. Office Hours 12:01 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. F.C. Totten, Physician and Surgeon, Macomber Building.
President Taft discusses veto prospects for the appropriation bill that would fund a new tribunal to enforce the Interstate Commerce Act. He argues the Supreme Court already limits the court’s power and warns the measure could be railroad driven.
Washington reports the Senate blocked a provision to fund the commerce court of the United States, effectively abolishing the tribunal created two years ago after the Supreme Court upheld its powers. The move follows President Taft's initiative and ends the court’s existence via legislative action.
Police believe Mrs Edwards murdered her two sons Gredatx and four-year-old in their Glepepe suburb home then killed herself. Neighbors reported the mother had recent mental strain and investigators consider the deaths a murder suicide scenario.
In College Park Maryland on June 1 a Wright type aircraft used by the aviation school fell to the ground killing Lieut. Slebion W. Finsteburet Seven Jeenth Infantry and two other officers Welch and Hazlehurst. They had just begun a flight and died instantly. The machine was wrecked.
Roosevelt comments on New Jersey results from Oyster Bay May 30 noting he sees little for him to say after the Otto vote. He remains elated by the primary outcomes but believes the Jersey results do not change the overall situation.
A cannery tender from Uyak relayed news that seven Habine villages with about 200 residents on the Alaska peninsula near Katmai were destroyed by a recent eruption. Survivors in the She lik shore area near Kodiak report the people there are safe.
Chicago reports June 1 says electors planned in several cities would back Roosevelt if the convention nominates Taft. The Rossevelt leader attacked the national committee arguing any movement defeating the Republican nominee could still save the party in key states. West Virginia figures endorsed the plan, asserting West Virginia electors support Roosevelt regardless of the convention outcome.
Wahine June 13 report notes rebel threats to wreck Guantanamo and the twin American marine encampment nearby. Messages mention atrocities by Thderale against prison work and a general attack potentially prompting immediate U S military response.
Cordova and Alanki vessels are placed under Captain Perry of the revenue cutter Manning. Efforts urge the war department to order transport Sheridan with the Thirtieth Infantry and signal corpsmen to Kodiak for assistance. Alameda expected by noon and Alaska Steamship Co will be asked to send her to the stricken district.
R H Thomas, former president in 1907, testified before the Pujo committee about J P Morgan and bankers rushing to save the exchange on Oct 24 1907 the worst panic day by dumping 25 000 000 into the market The account outlines Morgan and other bankers mobilizing to stabilize prices and maintain confidence during the crisis.
Washington lawmakers fail to reconcile on repealing the Canadian reciprocity law as the Senate refuses to recede from its amendment to the iron and steel tariff revision bill, voting 38 to 27.
Paris reports Prof Metchinikoff of the Pasteur Institute proposes a microbe named gly cobarter as a preventive for aging. Prof Arnand Gautier and Prof Berillon express doubt, while Metchnikoff asserts a dog intestinal microbe could eradicate human gut microbes linked to aging and disease.
Authorities hunt for the slayer of Joseph Moore's family and two girl guests in Villisea Iowa. Bloodhounds tracked a long country span as fresh footprints and a bone fragment were reported near the Nodoway river's east bank, offering no arrest leads.
Dalton Ga June 13 Three persons were killed and more than fifty injured when a Western and Atlantic excursion train running from Calhoun Ga to Chattanooga Tenn was wrecked near Dalton. The dead include Fireman Holcomb and two unidentified section men. Injured were brought here. The wreck occurred in a cut and was caused by spread rails. Four cars overturned, adding to the long list of casualties.
Atlantic City New Jersey June 18 Mia Agnes Day twenty one dies after practicing the turkey trot with her husband on a pier witnesses say she was seized with sudden pain in her side and collapsed. An autopsy showed a burst blood vessel in her side.
Phone your orders for Ice to Central. All orders on hand at 8 a m and 1 p m receive prompt attention daily.
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