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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
4
A cluttered pane of personal notes lists fluid city chatter about a pupil named WsStep-Girl, hotel tips in Mir polis, railroad telegrams, family ties in Dunkerton and Billings, Mont, and various sales, moves, and small-town happenings. The piece blends mundane errands, deaths, arrivals, and humorous newspaper lore with community routes and local auctions.
Governor Hooper calls a second extraordinary session of the Tennessee legislature to consider a prohibition law. The proclamation urges enforcement of laws and asks whether saloons will corrupt the state or the legislature, following a killed enforcement bill in the previous session.
The New York Progressive Party rejects a joint ticket with Roosevelt and denounces recall opposition as an insult. It reaffirms support for recall of judges and judicial decisions while praising capable candidates for high state judicial offices. The Public notes the party's firm position against a one man Progressive movement.
Hundreds of Colorado miners, obeying a United Mine Workers call, walk off the job at night shift in several counties including Trinidad and Huerfano defusing production as the hour set for the strike passes.
London reports suggest informal progress toward a compromise on Irish home rule. British cabinet ministers and opposition figures discuss a plan amid Ulster party activity. Ulster Unionists are briefed on reserved steps to shield the home rule bill while pursuing a provisional approach in the north.
New York reports death tied to Mayce Gaynor and three of his dogs are unsettled by the news. The mayor’s routine walks reveal a troubled scene as handlers search the road and trail for the lost scent.
Thousands of Syracuse students walk out in protest against new hours. Indignant pupils, mostly girls, march through streets after escaping from classrooms to demonstrate against a shift from early morning to later start times.
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