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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
2
Branson’s Congress Candidacy Backed by Republican Platform
The Republican notes Branson’s long standing support for progressive reforms in South Dakota. His campaign emphasizes popular government, end of boss rule, anti trust measures including penalties for heads, tariff revision, and public election of senators, aiming to align with the party’s creed and uphold humane government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plankinton
Branson
South Dakota
Republican Party of
Mr. Branson
Republican Party
Tariff Board
United States
Titanic Heroism Shines Despite Class Bias and Silence
The Titanic disaster reveals noble humanity as rich and powerful join in unselfish acts to save others. Millionaires stay behind while workers’ wives gain lifeboat seats, underscoring a universal value of courage over wealth. The White Star Line faces public anger for delaying tragedy details and limiting lifeboats.
Branson Backed In District Vote Amid Racial Friction
The piece critiques northern indifference to southern disenfranchisement and coalitions around Joe Ballard, a black former official, contrasting Mississippi Taft support with South Dakota delegation. It endorses O. L. Branson for Congress, praising his citizenship, loyalty, and personable nature as described by local supporters from Mitchell and Davison counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Branson
Congress
W. E. Tipton
W. M. Mair
George A. Silsby
Mr. Branson
Mitchell
Davison County
Branson
Major Archie Butt Honored For Titanic Heroism
Major Archie Butt military aide to President Taft rose above a social role during the Titanic disaster. He helped place women into lifeboats, smiling bravely as he faced his fate. Marie Young recalls Butt guiding her to a boat and shielding her with blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Butt
President Taft
Washington
Marie Young
Major Butt
Capt. Smith
Taft
At the Altar of Speed in Transportation Ethics
The New York World argues the Titanic disaster highlights a systemic danger in rapid travel. It notes public demand for speed drives rail and sea services, while urging a shift toward safer pacing and time investment to protect lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Ismay
New York
Chicago
Atlantic
Socialists Barred From Primary Ballot in Pierre
In Pierre South Dakota the socialist party cannot be placed on the primary ballot due to past filing failures and the state laws recognizing only party and independent candidates. The two earlier missteps left the group out of party alignments, and current rules lack provisions for forming a new party list on the ballot at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Sunday School
Lupcheon
Anderson
State Sunday School Association
Watertown
Hoagland
Shepherd
Way
Aberdeen
S. C
Supreme Court
Endurance Run Promises Statewide Attention to Cross State Route
Belle Fourche hosts the second annual auto meet July 3 4 5 with a mammoth Independence Day celebration. The endurance run from Sioux Falls to Belle Fourche July 4 follows the Mitchell Good Roads southern route joining at Wasta. Chamberlain Club offers free Missouri river crossing. Homestead band from Leid to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
S.D
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Belle Fourche Auto Club
Black Hills
Wasta
Chamberlain Commercial Club
Missouri River
Leid
Death of Mrs. W. S. McLain in Caesarian Operation
Mrs. W. S. McLain wife of the U S Land Office register died after a Caesarian operation in Belle Fourche S C The operation saved the child but cost the mother She was 33 and had been married eight years ago in Charles Mix county Only her husband survives her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
S. C
W. S. McLain
Register of the U. S. Land Office
John Brown
Mr. Dalgety
Jack Temple
George Robertson
Temple
Robertson
Wigson
Butler
Irnest Just
Abe
Koolish
Miss Derr
Martin Shale
Dorothy
Stout
Mitchell a church wedding in social circles
Miss Agnes Rosalie McMahon wed John W Siberz at Holy Family church at 7 30 in the morning on April 16. The ceremony featured bridesmaid Miss Bernadine Sibert and best man Henry McCoy with Rev C E Blaherty officiating. The couple's reception followed at 701 First Avenue East, then a monthlong wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon
Siberz
Agnes Rosalie McMahon
Phil McMahon
John W. Siberz
Holy Family Church
Henry McCoy
Bernadine Sibert
C. EB. O’flaherty
First Avenue East
Donnelly
Thy
Sibert
Twin Cities
Wisconsin
Wim. Hf. Sieg
Minnie Sieg
William Brandt
IF. W. Loose
Lizzie Siaut
Edward Lemke
Brice
Broadbent
RE. B. van Alstine
Second Avenue West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ffe Mitchell Capital
Mitchell Publishing Company
W. R. Ronald
Official
C. L. Branson
Chinery
Heroes
Star Line
Salisbury
N. C
Joe Ballard
Republican County Central Committee
Republican
North
Mississippi
White House
Hle
Archie
Ace
Ner
United Press Association
Black Ills Road
Gale Theatre
Philo and Kappa
George S. Dalgety
Three
Twaghers
Local Society Notes
A. O. U. W. Hall
L. J. Welch
Pearl Brown
Genevieve Kearney
F. L. Rowley
George G. Kimball
Mane Welch
Henry Herman
John Porter
Round Table
J. M. Wood
J. ID. Anderson
McCartney
Wood
Miss White
Mt. Vernon
Sioux Walls
Rapid City
Davis County
Serre
S. D
Mitchell Gun Club
George Reid‘son
Messrs. French
Kreuger
Redfield
Shell Companies
Charles Pergusson
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