19 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
1
Attorney General Royal C. Johnson has entered the contest for the Second district nomination. Johnson, a four year general and the National Attorney General, seeks the seat amid a crowded field.
McNulty, a Republican from an unnamed district, announced plans to run after the Richards primary, following a judge's ruling on his candidacy. The article notes the filing process and party ties.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a petition to secure certificates for positions such as collector clerk gaiver and store in an eastims setting. Mentions internal service deputy marshal and potential reinstatement transfer or promotion. References the United States meeting regents and formal execution, with addresses and preface details implied.
An enforcement action was decided by unanimous vote of Zion City officials. John H. Ovens was charged under a Section relating to aiding unlawful acts. The case involves the pro side and McLaughlin in connection with the ordinance and the April 15 deadline.
Fugitive Harry Kendall Thaw wins a federal writ suspension in a United States district court here delaying immediate return to New York. Governor Felker and William Travers Jerome weigh extradition as hearing set. Thaw remains in joint custody with Sheriff Drew. Negative implications for both sides described as court weighs statutes and possible next steps.
Fragmentary court notes reveal a murder in legal circles involving an unnamed European noble figure. The piece references a trial venue and indicates high society scrutiny, with limited legible names and dates obscured by OCR errors.
Provisional President praises Pa trol Avsor of Younger Element and Calle Them the Hope of the Noli. Crowds march in Solihiern. a chaotic scene with garbled names and places, a wartime like mobilization vibe and a solemn public display across streets.
Readable snippets name numerous individuals and places in a crowded text. The passage suggests an event or vote with many participants and locales, though specifics are obscured. The tone resembles a bustling public notice or list from a historical newspaper page.
Indictments for murder against Barney Cline Amerie and thirteen Mexican co-defendants loom as trials near, with possible execution by hanging on the same scaffold for Ortiz’s deputy murder after a disputed confession. The courtroom scene follows a claim of torture and a disputed motive amid a northern border region case.
A garbled OCR passage describes an alliance and ministerial actions with numerous errors. Core names and specifics are unreadable, preventing a clear factual summary or identification of entities, dates, or outcomes.
The readable fragments mention a film titled ARIA and a person named Meyers, with stray words about steel cars and a pale wear. Context is highly garbled, offering no clear event, date, or location. No coherent narrative or verifiable facts emerge.
Fragmentary OCR text references trespass law and authorities. Mentions tape recording and tipster, with unclear names or places. Indicates a formal action or investigation but lacks coherent details to identify people, organizations, dates, or locations.
Fragmented OCR describes alleged unfair corporation tax and mentions lawyers, hearings, and entities in a jumbled account. It references individuals, places, and possible court or commission actions but lacks coherent details or dates.
A man described as a lettered fugitive who paid daily to police stations fled to St Louis after collecting bail money and posing as a trusted worker. Police received a tip with a detailed description of the suspect and arrested him as a result. He faced charges and claimed he was in St Louis without authority.
Fragmentary report notes delegates to a conference amid wartime unrest. It mentions attendees from various groups and a ceremonial rite lasting several days, with references to ships and a notable figure named Bertin Ferment.
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