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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1915
Page
6
A chaotic dispatch from New York on May 1 details a vast rescue effort amid submarine sightings and a disaster scene. It mentions 764 rescued, multiple vessels, and widespread confusion as investigators probe the events and casualties.
In Cleveland on May day a steamship from Livervoul named the Liner 8t arrived with 310 exbin and 1/2 steerpye tastes aboard. A collision with an submerged object tore a great hole in the side of the Junior, causing loss of life and five missing crew members. First Engineer Austin, Mate Tainer, Conroy, Richard Heine, and Sadie Vowan are named among the crew. The harbor tragedy prompted a search for survivors and initiating rescue efforts.
Port report dated May 11 describes the steamer in distress as it neared New York harbor. The vessel sank after a collision, with several survivors rescued and a number of passengers missing. local officials relay details via cablegram from the ship’s company.
An unclear report lists club standings with names like Anci apelin Mundulbee PON LAGER Sos Linu and others. Weather notes indicate fair and warmer today with likely showers tomorrow.
The piece notes Chief Justin Walter Clark of North Carolina’s Supreme Court and other judges and industry leaders discussing a trend in labor law. It argues courts have not kept pace with corporate growth and public demand for fairness, influencing business decisions nationwide.
A flurry of submarine attacks in the North Sea claims twelve ships torpedoed in 72 hours, including Swedish steamer Emilda and several British trawlers. Reports describe swift sinkings, with crews reaching shore as German U boats press their offensive near the Scilly Islands and Bishops Rock.
Last Friday the high school hosted its annual party with a lively program, notable for its extemporaneous humor. Peter Vetter was the standout, while Will Thompson impressed with a vocal to Sleep Lena Darling. The baseball team plans to play at Rhame Friday and hopes to return with victories. German class losses and staff movements are noted, plus a stray dog reward of ten dollars for a missing black male igelling aged 4 or 5, branded on the left hip.
The partnership Meyers & Dresbach is dissolved. Bills payable and receivable will be settled by S. D. Meyers. Beer Dresbach and D. Meyers are involved in the dissolution proceedings.
May 1 reports state an Hatten army of about 600000 fully camouflaged forces concentrated at Verona a fortified Italian city at the base of the Tyrolese Alps near Austria. Leo M. Frank sentenced to die in Atlanta Ga for the Mary Phagan case.
A jumble of names, places, and events fills a rural page. Mentions include Mrs G L Camimitiga, John Mattinson, Farnese, Finch, Launeoneas, and Harold Highheasstete, with references to real estate, gasoline engines, and grain cleaning. The scattered items hint at visits, hospital weeks, and upcoming social and business activities.
Fragmented OCR notice mentions a contest involving Hane Aa Zeeth of Hellviyer Nogare barat tin thal e yer Halen. It references a house once built by an Igo named stil exe and a fee or time element. Details are obscured and unreadable.
Notice for publication states heirs of the deceased in Lomoin and Th ime have filed to make five year protection. It names Anes Andersen, John Biasthf, Peter wee allot Seim, and E G Coleman as officials or claimants in Lee Jon on the dirt day of June 13.
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