City Topics of the Week in Lemmon and Nearby
Local notes recount visits from Bob Raney of Bison and Mrs Louise Quammen from Minnesota, travels of John Hokanson and others, a prairie fire damage case linked to C M St P railroad, a theft incident, suffrage speaking by Susie Bird, weather lightning damage, court motions in Donovan divorce, and multiple arrivals and departures including births and travel to Aberdeen and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Shong
Miles City
Lemmon
Petrel
Axtell
J. W. Winnegar
Milwaukee
Susie Bird
G. E. Lemmon
Liliman
Devoud
Donovan
Want Rates to Harvest Labor Needs Prompted by Grain
Washington June 17 Secretary Wilson asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to approve excursion rates to Oklahoma Kansas Missouri and South Dakota where thousands of men are needed to harvest grain. Labor commissioners say about 400000 men are required. Bulletins detailing the need have been mailed through post offices nationwide and met with general response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Department of Labor
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma
Kawena
Missouri
South Dakota
Department
Great Precautions To Guard Royalty At Ayr Racecourse
London readers report unprecedented security for the royal family at the As cot race course for a reading society race meeting. Police and Scotland Yard detectives lined Windsor routes and the royal enclosure was tightly boarded. Patrols with watch dogs and rifles guarded stands as hundreds of officers protected the event. A notable number of American guests were invited to the royal enclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ascot
Reading Society
Scotland Yard
Teilor Nerkashire
Windsor Centre
Royal Enclosure
MAY FIGHT LIQUOR RULING
Washington June 17 Minnesota intereste are contemplating a review in the Supreme Court to delay enforcement of the prohibition decision affecting Hater sales in Minnesota Indian country under the Chippewa treaty of 1853. Prod W Zollman of Mayl represents Minnesota brewers in Washington and says an application might be made for a review and he will confer with interior department officials before action is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Supreme Court
W. Zollman
Dnfalte
Interior Department
Zolli
Tom S.pooner
New York
Durazzo Still Holds Out Amid Albanian Siege
Durazzo in Albania reports a renewed assault on the capital as Musselman forces shell from Rusbul. Detachments of bluejackets from the international fleet position near the legations and royal palace while Austrian torpedo boat destroyers sail for Scutari with 1,600 Malgnorl tribesmen loyal to Prince William's government. Major Koelfsema fills the garrison command after Colonel Thompson's death. Insurgents pledge to install a Musselman as ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durazo
Albania
Musselman Theurgente
Prince William
Rusbul
Brink
Bartoad
Royal
Scutaria
Koelfsema
Thompson
Musselman
Bill to Take Over DC Street Railways Proposed
Wuelington June 17 Government ownership will spread the dew throughout the United States if the District of Columbia takes over and operates street car lines said Representative Crosser of Ohio He expects passage in both houses and says the bill provides condemnation of 108 miles of tracks and all car property with payment of 40 000 000 to the two private concerns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia Street Railways
Wuelington
United States
District of Columba
Representative Croaser
Ohio
Crosser
Venate
Death Recalls Noted Suit Involving Sackville West
Police report reveals Ernest Henry Sackville-West, once claimant to the late Lord Sackville West estates, died by his own hand in June. Son of Josefa Duran, the Madrid dancer, he had contested the fortune amid a marriage marked by tragedy. He shot himself on June 4 following his wife’s cancer death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Henry Sackville
Ernest Henry Sackville West
London
Ione Suckville-West
Ernest Sackville-West
Josefa Duran
Sackville West
Madrid
Balloon Mystery Holds Search For Springfield Crew
Fortland Ore June 17. A March party treks forested mountains seeking Pilot Noy Donaldson and aide Wilbur Henderson near Mount Mood. The Springfield left Portland Thursday May in a race with Milton Population and the Kansan City. Airmen report the four occupants landed safely and were not lost in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortland
Ore
Springfield
Mount Mood
Noy Donaldson
Wilbur Henderson
Portland
Milton
Kansan
Towne Not Huerta Agent Hopes To Adjourn Congress
President Wise expressed hope that the administration trust legislation would pass and Congress adjourn by July end. He said no organized opposition exists and a filibuster seems unlikely in the Senate. Antitrust and railroad securities bills expected to be reported from committees within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towne
Huerta
Wilsen
Washington
Wise
Congress
Villetals Clave
Senate
Rattrosa Securities
Eighty Persons Trapped In Burning Armenian Lodging House
Milford Mass June 17 eighty persons were trapped in a four and a half story brick and frame Armenian lodging house. Ten were burned to death and many seriously injured as occupants jumped from windows. Fire started in the dining hall and the interior was burned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Maas
South
Grand Moor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Raney
Bison
Louise Quammen
Miss. Nelson
John Hokanson
Woodmanson
Cliff Larsh
Charles Bennett
M. R. Miller
Meadow
First State Bank
Mr. Miller
Rascal Hay
R. L. Livingstone
C. P. Peterson
J. F. Marshall
James I. Sheldon
R. E. Cobb Company
Mrs. E. Dearborn
Dr. Totten
Harry Simmons
This Place
Bismarck
John Barthold
Thunder Butte Creek
E. Barthold
Hills City
A. F. Ziltz
E. J. Ziltz
Beaver Dam
Wis
North Lemmin
Nels Selm
Mrs Selm
Baby
Mrs. Mueller
Miss Thiem
J.T. Hermanson
Minneapolis
Shockopee
Minn
Hermanson
Misa Harriet Hermanson
Rela~atives
Joe Bergum
Thunder Hawk
Irving Hoehn
C.D. Smith
First National Bank
Bankers’ Convention
Aberdeen
Mrs. Robinson
Milbank
C. A. Ingalls
Morristown
C. B. Strang
John Sonn
St. Luke’s Hospital
Miles Blair
Mrs. C. E. Blair
Leola
Genevieve Kile
Los Angeles
Cal
E. G. Coleman
U. S. Land Office
H. H. Aldrich
Deadwood
Graud
Earl Groat
Hettinger
Lemanon
Earl
Mobridge
Rhame
Lawyer's Meat Market
Earl Papke
Benet
Wilson Aske
Minnesota Brewers
Durazzo
International Fleet
Legations
Niagara Falls
Ont
Fermite
Rabarn
Mexicam
Hureia
Inter
Chayiie AW Towne
Toremer
Herta
Ant Betwen
Marion
S. Wakj
St. Paul
Nex
Wereral Ant Tanneries
C. E. Smith
Kenneth Soike Lemmon, SO. Dak
Theo. Hamm Brewing CO
St.paul
F. C. Totten
Obe ofSleuce Lemmon
S. U
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