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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
2
A mangled report notes Jenn O Loughlin recounting toys and a deposed ex president relation to liquor use and political rhetoric. The fragment mentions law and safety figures, military alignment, and public figures including a Newell publisher, with unclear affiliations and dates.
Reports say Mrs Pankhurst remains in serious condition in Holloway Jail amid a hunger strike. Details describe her deteriorating state and expectations of possible release, with observers noting attempts to restrain and monitor her condition during this protest.
The readable text is garbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize meaningfully. No verifiable people, places, or actions present.
A garbled report notes a defendant pled guilty to larceny in New York City linked to a hair swindle. The text mentions names such as Philps and Misia and references bank involvement and an imperial context, though the details are unclear due to transcription errors.
A garbled dispatch from Washington notes the White House mint patch becoming famous. The report mentions locations such as Cane net iLewevile Lu Ble Leseimuay and Maryferry Wm with unclear details.
A fragmented report from Wenna dated May 29 notes Austrian military reservists being mobilized and orders issued for readiness. The piece mentions a looming conflict with unspecified enemies and hints at internal strain and regional tensions as authorities push for swift mobilization.
Washington May 29 alarm over the power of the Senate to approve a crime tax amendment proposed by Senator Cummins of Iowa to tax sales of stocks and corporate obligations hoping to curb futures trading. Chicago board of trade men prepare to oppose the move as opponents claim it would halt futures trading entirely.
A blaze at the University of Michigan building in Ann Arbor destroyed the oldest suit collection reportedly valued near $100,000. Fire officials say the losses include valuable fabrics and historic manuscripts with uncertain captions.
Tensions rise as Greece and Bulgaria prepare for hostilities despite peace declarations. Skirmishes north of Mount Panehalon prompt both sides to bolster positions. Greek and Bulgar forces exchange fire while preparations focus on denying terrain and achieving control near Prava, Tolran, and adjoining areas.
Reports say Bulgarian resistance strengthens as Servian forces push toward the Ukrainian frontiers. Diplomatic ultimatums threaten the dissolution of peace treaties and full mobilization across allied states.
Lord Avebury formerly Sir John Stubbeck dies of heart disease after a short illness at seventy nine. He was a noted banker and scientist, author, and senior leader in multiple financial and cultural societies including the Society of Antiquaries and the Central Association of Bankers.
Roselle Nod Ang 29 For the benefit of those unable to attend church Reverend Clarence Wood pastor of Stokes Episcopal Church of Kewsville records a church service on a talking machine. Copies will be made from the record and the public will be invited to obtain duplicates upon entering the sanctuary.
Berlin May 29 Field Marshal von der Goltz renowned as a top strategist asked Emperor William to allow retirement. He joined the army in 1861 and fought in the Austro-Prussian and Franco German wars and would have led the main German army if war broke out. Sheffield May 29 an ingeniously made bomb inscribed Votes for Women was found in the public library and plunged into water.
Attorney Gibson faces closing arguments as the second trial on a murder charge nears its conclusion. Jurors heard final testimony and are expected to deliberate shortly.
Final defense witnesses remain as Burton W. Giteon faces a murder charge in the death of Mrs Rosa Saab in Newburg New York. Attorneys differ on whether drowning or strangulation caused death as verdict looms.
Chicago reports a man known as Homer FE Morrison kept three wives, married plans for a fourth, and traveled constantly. Investigators note large sums of money, with possible additional wife in Evanston and Barrington, while wives claim the double life drove him to suicide.
Chicago Welfare committee members demand legislation to abolish the present system of fining girls arrested on the streets or in disorderly houses. They would empower a new morals court to send girls to an institution for vocational training.
Chicago reports a city council ordinance cutting telephone rates by 590 thousand dollars annually. The plan requires the phone company to contribute 190 thousand dollars to a pension and disability fund and allocates 195 thousand dollars to wage increases from the war plan established by the council’s investigator.
Eleven firemen were overcome while attempting to rescue many horses in a warehouse fire caused extensive damage. The horses were largely destroyed and several fatalities were reported as the firefighters were rushed to hospital and later recovered.
Notice is given that by authority of the power of sale secured by a mortgage, the mortgagees will sell the described property at public auction in York County Village, Dakota, to satisfy the debt and costs. The Sheriff of York County will conduct the sale on a specified date, with attorney fees and court costs allowed, subject to legal requirements and terms of sale.
A garbled notice mentions Contes and a land office matter with figures and names like Greta Ne, Wines Hills, Perry, and Lael. It references dates and a location, with scattered phrases about ballots, votes, and a supposed contest proceeding at an official office.
Notice of sheriff sale execution by the county of Prekine and rests lower tf and PT py for the described real property Northwest Quarter of Bertw. in Berkine Cun with levy on all sights of the defendant. Public auction at the front Coney House in Swath Dakota on the Lith hour of aoe abiev ating the said execution. Dated 31 Lehman Siuth of March 1314, JOHN AND EY Sheriff of Per con Borers r Attorney for Judgment Cre.
Notice to redeem land and lots for unpaid taxes in Perkins County and state. Property described as part of the north half obscurely identified by township and section details. Public notice dated May 13th with listing of owners and threatened sale for nonpayment.
Notice of a mortgage on property in Persie county with details of secured land and the parties Union Savings A League Berry as attorney for mortgagee. The document lists names and locations, dates, and costs including fees and disbursements, with a court action to foreclose or enforce the lien under statutory authority.
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