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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
11
The Mitchell Capital serves as the official county paper for Mitchell, dated Thursday April 14, 1910, published by The Mitchell Printing Co. Props. The notice indicates its role in county affairs and public information dissemination.
The Indiana Republican convention weights the tariff issue after Taft’s defense of the Payne tariff law. Beveridge is praised for opposing the tariff bill, while the Indiana plank rejects Payne and favors reciprocity and retaliation principles. The article notes Indiana’s disciplined yet cautious stance ahead of a statewide victory strategy.
The Republican division over tariff policy and party loyalty is debated by leaders Payne Dalzell and Cannon. They argue Beveridge supporters weaken the party while Taft seeks unity, amid questions whether Cannon Payne Dalzell define the party or if millions of voters align with their own views.
The passage notes that Aldrich and Cannon prefer the Republican Party defeat if they cannot control it, while President Taft is portrayed as honest and understanding the broader national significance beyond party insiders.
Washington reports note Canada’s revenues rise more quickly than previously expected, while officials dispute claims of having passed the best tariff law ever, signaling ongoing fiscal and trade policy debates between Ottawa and partners.
The Aberdeen News is accused of manipulating a table of 1905 1906 1908 1909 state tax payments by Pierre Dakotan. The piece claims the analysis exaggerates public risk to persuade voters and ignores broader context like school attendance population growth and new buildings.
The Aberdeen News condemns Canton candidate Thorson linking with insurgent Republicans. It argues stalwarts offer clear budget plans while Thorson’s pledge to work with Norris and Murdock would hinder progress and mock fiscal restraint. It warns voters he cannot advance constituents or country.
The News endorses Thomas Thorson of Canton as a progressive Republican candidate for representative in Congress from South Dakota. The article notes his recent announcement and positions him for the contest in Aberdeen.
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