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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
2
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Music students sought for piano or violin lessons with seven years experience and no failures. Writings by W. Leigh, Lemmon. address Lobe at W-Cent Store. Also a catalog of catarrh treatment touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with a $100 reward for failure, directions and dealer details included. Maundy Thursday masonic reflections note seven Brethren gathering for pascal lamb and wine at the Scottish Rite hall refectory.
Antemo Musica a wealthy importer of hair goods and his three sons Philly George and Arthur were arrested in New Orleans and charged with securing about 2 million dollars from Gotham banks via invoice fraud They face indictment and extradition to New York as the firm collapses into bankruptcy The Musicas long engaged in hair imports and faced prior charges with lighter sentences and presidential commutation.
An Indian camp with Chief Three Bears and companions roosts on the roof of a fashionable New York hotel. The group, guests of Louis W. Hill, pitches tepees above the city’s canyons as attaches to an industrial exhibit.
Mrs Oliver Harriman of New York and her sister escaped in a private car after seventy five men pulled it free from a drift forty feet deep in a cut near Rapid City driving seven locomotives through sixty feet of snow. The car carried the body of their mother Mrs Grace Carley who died at Hot Springs on March 12.
Chicago March 20 railroad officials said before talks with switchmen in the Chicago area they will not concede. They insist two conditions govern: no semi monthly paydays and overtime pay at half rate.
Former Governor Frank Black III remains at his Troy home with valvular disease of the heart. The condition after his March return to Troy restricts him to home, affecting his law practice. born in Livingston, Maine, in March 1853.
Chicago March 20 The incendiary fire at the house of death ended in three deaths. Frank Puntella and brother in law Joseph Cavelier escaped with severe burns by leaping from a second story window. Mrs Pusteila and two daughters aged three and five perished from smoke. The house earned its grim name after a series of fatalities over the past decade including a market founder Jacob Werner and a line of deaths linked to its tenants.
European powers prepare a Berlin inspired dispatch to the Cologne Gazette stating they will demand a speedy termination of hostilities in European Turkey from the Balkan aliens and key participants.
Chicago readers learn Robert Webb and Thomas Burke, two leaders of winter automobile bandits, pleaded guilty to burglary and received indeterminate sentences with a one to twenty year range. Webb faces a later trial on murder charges for Detective Hart.
Reports from Maco Texas indicate a second clash between Mexican federals and Maderistas is likely to erupt at Neen Bomora. Fighters press toward the frontera, with escape by crossing into American soil the only option for some.
Governor Hatfield plans to devote much time in the Martin district as miners’ troubles loom. He calls the strike situation serious and said he will decide and publicize the outcomes of the military court in the Mother Jones case and the forty miners tried for conspiracy within two days.
Chicago bankers report evidence of a Black Hand network led by a former priest turned foreign language teacher and socialite. Detectives tie him to counterfeit money, banks, and two districts while allegations connect him to bombing and racketeering as a key organizer. Christopher P. Davidson, jailed in Columbus, Ohio, is said to have acted as penman for the priest.
Washington reports a forthcoming official policy shift toward Youth and Central America akin to the open door policy. The era of loader lenders and high interest in small Central American markets is ending as the Wilson administration plans universal trade agreements and removes U S guarantees on loans and taxes.
War department reports Colonel George K Hunter of the Seventh Cavalry issued an order forbidding soldiers in the Manila garrison to be seen in public with native women. The prohibition aims to curb public associations, while private courtings at home may continue.
Texans report a prison mutiny at the state farm near Fira rore as convicts refused to work. Guards faced a knife attack, with one convict killed and eight wounded before control was restored. Queen Alexandra Prostrated in London after King George’s death.
Notice indicates a mortgage default affecting lands surveyed and described by a local official. It references a legal action, names parties including a surveyor and law office, and notes dates and amounts tied to the default proceeding. Further details appear incomplete due to damaged text.
The fragmentary text mentions individuals named Sheri and Logan Berry with unclear roles and a date reference. The readable parts provide no coherent event, action, or organizational context to establish a factual summary.
Fragmented notice mentions a death event with unclear names and dates. Readable items reference a local obituary notice likely from Iowa or Pine area, but key details and identities are missing in the OCR snippet.
Notice announces mortgage default and imminent sale proceedings. It references the parties Mars Dye, Winer, and others with dates and locations. The illegible OCR fragment mentions notices, terms, and a sale in a public foreclosure process.
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