12 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
The text notes Jober 31st as the closing date for a forthcoming vote and mentions candidates Schutt and Admiral Seidschlag winning a wet race. It references public interest in the final results, prochaines dates, and the need for observers to ensure a fair contest.
A French airship incident near here left a woman and a passenger fatally injured when the craft capsized after a fuel breach. Rescue crews found them amid wreckage and debris as details of the accident emerge.
The coroner's jury absolved a father of murder after ruling no sufficient evidence supported the claim he shot and killed his wife in a case involving a friend. The fragments indicate a violent husband and tragic family death with legal closure from the jury.
Currency Gill reports Wilson alleged to have 50 000 dollars missing from accounts and details back to R I. Willis rule by Roy cashier 5. An extensive committee report debates banking and currency reforms and the push to address perceived evils in the current system.
A reader states that government authorities wink and allow violations of the eight hour workday law. The letter links wartime labor policy to unregulated hours and cites alleged allowances by officials. The author argues government involvement but questions enforcement and accountability.
Fragmentary text notes the Elks selecting a site at Bedford City for a National Home for Aged Members. Mentions a vote and agreement with Pred Rabingon and a secretary of the association. Some garbled names and dates remain unreadable.
The report cites the deaths of Addison Millar and wife Miller in New York, with details about their art and museum connections. It mentions a Chicagoistierre and references to galleries, while noting national attention and ongoing investigations.
Fire swept Hol Sprines and Mot Springe in Arkansas destroying 518 buildings and causing total losses of 2 250 001 dollars. The report notes extensive damage and a fatal injury at the Minneapolis plant where Bertram Jones was killed after being caught in a countershaft.
A report notes counties discussing voter bounties and payment plans for special elections. Officials consider state level actions while local commissions assess feasibility and legality in distributing rewards to voters.
In the Meadow Fair preview the booster outlines attractions including a Shanghai rooster display a corn show pumpkins watermelons and prize cabbage hats with a granite tea kettle as top prize. The Meadow fair aims to outshine bigger state fairs with a local harvest showcase in Grand Valley.
The document records audit findings on warrants and financial transactions for the city. It lists names, dates, and amounts connected to payments approved or questioned, noting ledger entries and authorities involved. The report mentions officials such as Nathan and Hashem Fy Valance, with references to warrants issued in September and related financial actions.
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