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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes public alarm over thefts and security concerns. Mentions detectives, foreign nation involvement, plans for a developer, and potential losses from a theft event. Names, places, and precise details are unclear due to damaged source.
The readable text mentions a shop or venue and an event with likely helpers and a named place. It references a railroad or transit context and a potential time element. Details are incomplete, but the fragment hints at a local incident or gathering affecting thousands. Names and precise actions are unreadable.
Content is severely garbled with many unreadable words and nonsensical phrases. No clear names, places, dates, or events are discernible to form a coherent summary.
Charles Neill has stepped down from his role as a noted federal mediator. The resignation follows a period of political and labor tension reflected in reports from Dallas and surrounding areas. Local sources indicate ongoing negotiations and potential replacements being discussed by officials.
A brief military dispatch states federal troops are being dispatched to Honolulu to protect American interests abroad. The move signals heightened security measures amid tensions in the Pacific theater.
Fragmentary report states Democratic members of the Senate committee plan hearings on tariff schedules and related Underwood proposals. Text is garbled with unclear names and dates, but indicates ongoing work and an upcoming public announcement.
Royal visitors arrive in Berlin as British royalty disembark to a ceremonial greeting. The scene features stately processions, cavalry escorts, and formal welcomes reflecting a high profile royal visit. Local crowds and officials line the routes, extending hospitality amid elaborate displays and official receptions.
A garbled note reports Lady Flo among several fatalities as a flu outbreak disrupts a local event. Authorities, officials, and mourners react while investigators probe the incident and its impact on the competition.
In London on May 22, reports describe a dramatic reemergence of an ancient islet amid global tensions. The scene references Greek events and a famed French artist, Marcel Demtesine des Mon, tying the moment to a cryptic network of names and dates.
A gas powered launch carried GP Tlaney A Puranen and Victor Purlite from Winton to the lake head six miles away to fish. Their canoe overturned and bodies were not recovered, leaving relatives sure of the tragedy.
Washington May 15 Senator Chamberlains resolution to amend the Constitution to grant suffrage to women was ordered favorably reported by the Senate Women Suffrage Committee. Chairman Thomas and Senator Owen led the Democrats in support, with Senators Jones Sutherland and Clapp also voting for. Senator Catron, a Republican, opposed. If reported soon, an effort will seek to move it before the session ends unless tariff legislation intervenes.
A garbled report describes Tack Johnson's conviction on a racial hate crime in Chicago. The text mentions a forthcoming legal wave against interracial relationships and an asserted abuse of power by federal authorities. References to arson and fires threaten a town as firefighters battle prairie blazes on May 15.
Grain and live stock prices from South St Paul show May 14 bids for cattle steers heifers and calves, with prices for hogs lambs and sheep mixed. Futures quotes list wheat flax and barley on track with delivery notes and regional bids, alongside Chicago live stock figures for cattle and feeders and various grades and weights.
Sir Gerard Lowther, longtime British ambassador to Turkey and former secretary to the British embassy in Washington, resigns from his post due to ill health. The notice references his service from 1880 to 1901 and notes his daughter Alice.
Sparta Wis May 1. William Hogue a seventy year old retired farmer was found guilty of killing his son in law daughter and wife in a violent spree. The evidence shows he shot his son in law and then slashed his daughter and finally wounded his wife before fleeing. Police pursued and found him later at his home where he was captured.
A Chicago gathering of pressed officials adopted a policy labeling a risky garment as an atrocity and slashed skirt discourse sparked by a provocative fashion item. The public meeting debated usage and standards, with strong reactions from community members and local organizations.
May reports indicate a push for increased freight charges as AM lines lobby the Interstate Commerce Commission. Mentions Ohio and Mississippi routes and related petitions to curb competition with proposals tied to a ten year era of advances. Also references city political actions in Cedar Rapids and mayoral changes.
A garbled early 20th century account outlines corn planting, stressing hand shelling to remove uneven kernels, selecting seeds with even kernels, and two planter types the edge drop and full hill. It links seed quality to yield, notes risks from uneven kernels, and mentions related agricultural practices and community names.
Memorial services are under way as Decoration Day events approach. Hotels and venues report arrivals and preparations for a fifty year remembrance. City residents and officials organize ceremonies and processions, with a memorial service scheduled to begin in the morning.
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