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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
7
Fragmentary remarks praise growing support for women’s voting rights. Mentions speeches by Mrs Ne Cooper and Miss Bird, conventions, and a federation pushing for equality. References to public interest, press coverage, and ongoing efforts across parties and regions.
June 24 dispatch reports the battleship Michigans waters left navy yard headed toward Vera Cruz. The vessel carries men aboard for service at Vera Cruz and a fort of enlistment is noted.
Prince Adelbert, son of the Kaiser, may attend the opening ceremonies of the Panama Canal. Reports note possible royal participation and German interest in the event, with observers awaiting official confirmation from Berlin and Washington.
Berlin June 24 The sailor prince Adelbert third son of the kaiser desires to visit the United States with German warships for the Panama canal opening next year. It is believed the kaiser will approve and promote him to corvette captain. The fleet will accompany American vessels through the canal and visit the San Francisco exposition. Adelbert turns thirty next month, is unmarried and devoted to the navy.
London June 4 Hundreds of delegates in native garb and 18 000 Salvationists from Britain and colonies gathered for a day of praise at Crystal Palace marking the climax of the International Salvation Army Congress ongoing since June 11. A dawn flag-raising featured the banners of the represented nations and the Army itself floated aloft above the crowd.
Mrs George Westinghouse widow of the inventor is dead in Knox Massachusetts. She was stricken with paralysis several days ago.
Grain and provision prices listed for Duluth and Chicago with figures for wheat, flax, and corn. Includes cash and futures quotes, cattle and sheep prices, and dairy and poultry notes, reflecting market activity on June 21 to June 28 across multiple exchanges.
Fragmented OCR text from a Chicago livestock listing noting cattle hogs sheep and prices. Includes references to shee p, hogs, and dairy items with rough product counts and identifiers, but details are incomplete and unclear.
English Chancellor of the Exchequer Lloyd George, speaking at Denmark Hall, criticizes American James J. Hill’s denunciation of British social legislation. He defends Britain’s policy, argues trade prospers under reform, and accuses Hill of backing “benign” finance and trust power.
June 24 Washington says a resolution by Representative Smile of New York proposes determining the priority of North Pole discovery. It cites scientific, commercial, economic and educational questions, rights of US citizens in Arctic industries, and requests a full navy report on findings while noting no current consensus.
Five hundred delegates and thousands of visitors from around the world attend the fourteenth International Triennial Sunday School convention in Chicago. Proceedings begin with sermons at Medinah temple and daily sessions in twelve major churches. Speakers include Richmond P. Mohan and Tooker T. Washington as topics cover religion and public school relations.
Edward Tanjore Corwin II, a notable church leader in Runwick New Jersey, died in North Branch. He authored the manual of the Reformed Church in America and served as a professor at the New Brunswick Theological Seminary for several years.
Reporting on June 24, Judge Speer faced impeachment in Washington, D.C. He was spared conviction due to insufficient evidence of wrongdoing. The committee and representatives debated reports, with the majority backing no full impeachment while others urged further action.
Reports from Hong Kong describe massive flooding along the West River sweeping Kwantung and Kwanert provinces. The deluge has submerged villages forcing residents to seek water while fires ignite and extensive property damage is feared. thousands are reported affected.
Readiness bug report notes an unexploded bomb found in the porch of St Mary the Virgin Church. Militants reportedly placed the device, a tin can with four fixed explosives, a lighted fuse had burned out without exploding.
The report notes a decline in gold export activity following a fall in the exchange rate. Officials indicate the currency movement affected trade and unsettled the market, while authorities consider measures to stabilize the pageant and ensure payments continue.
Hinluth, June 24, a hearing on a case that could raise pulp freight rates to per cent and shift indemnities of 540,000 for shippers in Duluth and Superior. The Interstate Commerce Commission investigator C. S. Gilson oversees the renewed proceedings, with previous hearings a year ago. Railroads defend tariffs against Wisconsin Michigan manufacturers and Duluth Superior shippers. The indemnity covers the past three years of current rates.
Supreme Court decision upholds ICC duties in tariff fixes, allowing carriers to pursue tariff reform. The ruling centers on shipper repayment obligations and the interstate commission’s authority, with broader implications for railroad pricing and regulatory enforcement.
A garbled dispatch notes Great Western stock action in New York and references to cars, routes, and a penitential Frat years. It mentions a Grand Pr... road narrative and unclear details about Canat Wat eth muutrieWt and Cusveutan road. The fragmentary text lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
Maxwalt Smith, a Western newspaper man, and Roy Avner, a solicitor, were probably fatally injured when a racing machine traveling five miles an hour overturned at Heath curve on the Wille Jemsville road. A movie man was filming the speeding machine.
A local May wedding at the Kings Welch House church united Lenton Lite with George W. Young of New York. The ceremony, held five years after their first meeting, drew a large congregation and featured many singers with a notable turnout.
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