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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1913

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One Man to Draw $120 Mileage Under Richards Primary

Belle Fourche South Dakota politicians discuss the Richards primary law mileage for a Perkins county proposal committee member to travel nearly 1200 miles to Bison and then to Pierre. Counties would pay about $18 700 for all county committeemen mileage with Democrats possibly adding more. State proposal committeemen would be paid about $2 925 to go to Pierre in January.

Belle Fourche S. D Perkins County Bison Aberdeen Pierre

Indictment Over Murder Case Dropped in Knabe Death

In Indianapolis prosecutors nolle pressed the indictment against Alonzo M. Ragsdale and the case against Dr. William B. Craig for the murder of Dr. Helen Knabe was dismissed. Judge Blair overruled state objections though prosecutors argued evidence supported conviction. Dr Knabe, a prominent physician, was found dead October 24, 1911, investigated for over a year with multiple grand juries and private detectives involved.

Indianapolis Ind Alonzo M. Ragsdale William B. Craig Helen Knabe Nolle Frank T. Jauker Marion County Wm. Craig Knabe Craig Veterinary College Spaan Blair State Board of Health Katherine McPherson Durham A. M. Ragsdale

Crawford Backs Hitchcock Currency Bill in Senate

Washington Senator Crawford a Republican who helped sign the Hitchcock currency bill report stated he would vote for the completed bill as an improvement over the current currency system.

South Dakota Washington, D. C Crawford Senate

Weather outlook for Iowa North Dakota and South Dakota

Iowa, North Dakota and South Dakota fair tonight and Thursday with no major changes in temperature. Iowa and South Dakota report somewhat lower temperatures in the western portion tonight.

Iowa North Dakota South Dakota

Appointment of James Sullivan as Minister to Santo Domingo

The narrative recounts Sullivan’s diplomatic appointment after a loan bid by National City Bank of New York to the Dominican Republic. It notes pressure around the resignation of W. WW. Russell as Minister to Santo Domingo and Bryan’s assertion that Russell’s removal was not a character issue.

Dominican Republic National City Bank of New York Banco Nacional United States State Department W. WW. Russell Santo Domingo Bryan Mr. Russell Senate James Mark Sullivan Santo Domingn Cai Perage

Indian Girl Tricked into Ill Fate by Prairie Dog Schemes

Principal figure Miss Josephine Bull Hide of Cut Meat camp falls for a ruse by Mrs. White Prairie Dog to wed her son Tommy. A sham suitor Stephen Black Bonnet is jailed. the wedding proceeds with a feast but the deception leaves Bull Hide in doubt over her chosen fiancé.

Carter Josephine Bull Hide White Prairie Dog Tommy Bull Hide Prairie Dog Miss Bull Mrs Osephine Stephen Black Oak Creek Stephen Tommy White Black Bonnet

Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Elihu Root in 1912

Christiana Norway reports Elihu Root of New York received the 1912 Nobel Peace Prize. Henri L Fontaine of Brussels earned the 1913 prize. Root was named to an arbitration court in The Hague to handle claims of British French and Spanish subjects about property seized after Portugal’s republic proclamation.

Christiana Norway Elihu Root New York Henri L. Fontaine Brussels Belgium Permanent International Peace Bureau Berne Switzerland Root Hague Holland Court of Arbitration Atoin Republic

DIES FOR MURDER DUE TO LIQUOR

Auburn N Y Nelson Sharp died in the electric chair for the murder of Frank Ford of the Rochester police force on May 18 1912. The murderer went unaided to his death and left no statement of remorse or sympathy for Ford s family. He blamed drink for the deed.

Auburn N. Y Nelson Sharp Frank Fork Rochester Ford

2000 in March for Temperance

In Washington DC under the Capitol, over two thousand men and women from the Anti Saloon League and Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathered for a temperance demonstration. They marched in separate columns to the east front, where petitions were presented to Congressmen Hobson of Alabama and Senator Sheppard of Texas and filed in the Senate and House.

Washington, D. C Capitol Anti-Saloon League Womens Christian Temperance Union Richmond P. Hobson Alabama Morris Sheppard Texas Senate House

Daedalians Win First Of Debates At Dakota Wesleyan

The Daedalian Literary society defeated Delta Rho 2 to 1 in the first inter society debate of the college year at Dakota Wesleyan. Speakers were Druschel Hoffman and Bottnm for Daedalians and Hersey Calkins and Price for Delta Rho. The affirmative urged government ownership of monopoly power. the negative urged continuation of the present system. The next debate pits Daedalians against Kappa, Monday at the University chapel.

Daedalian Literary Society Dakota Wesleyan Delta Rho Society Daedelians Druschel, Hoffman and Bottnm Delta Rho Hersey Calkins Price H. E. Hitchcock O. L. Branson

Philippine salary cuts spark resignations threat

Manila officials mull resignations after the assembly passes an appropriation bill slicing over 2,000,000 from government expenditures. The reduction centers on salaries, triggering fears for staffing and public service.

Manila P. I

Mexican Federals Ready 10 Mutiny at Ojinaga Border

Federal army of General Salvador Mercado in northern Mexico near Ojinaga faces mutiny over nonpayment. Fortifications rise around the border town as more than 5,000 rebels approach. Federals urge crossing into the United States with American border forces warning them back. Ojinaga, opposite Presidio, Texas, poised for further action amid Huerta government turmoil.

Presido Texas Salvador Mercado Mexican Federal Army Ojinaga United States Huerta United States Border Patrol Vera Cruz Laice Clarence Miller Tampico Ojinaga Juarez Mexico Presidio del Morte Presidio Tex Chihuahua

Bryan Boom for 1916 Gathers Ohio Grange Support

At a meeting in Ima Ohio 600 members of the Ohio State Grange endorsed a resolution urging support for a Bryan presidency in 1916.

Ohio State Grange Ima Ohio Bryan

Mount Royal Tunnel Opens in Montreal for Canada Northern

Daylight pierced Mount Royal today as two labor gangs met six hundred feet underground. The new tunnel three and one third miles long is for the Canadian Northern railroad and trains are expected to run through within a year.

Montreal Que Mount Royal Canadian Northern Railroad

Fur Thief Traced From Crooked Wheel Named Wilson

John Wilson returns from Sioux City and is arrested in Bryant S D for stealing 100 dollars worth of furs from trappers Joseph Whittle and August Siedschlaw. The haul included 192 muskrats and four polecats. Bloodhounds traced a crooked wheel buggy to a livery barn. Wilson allegedly drove the furs to Sioux City and sold them. He waives preliminary hearing and is jailed awaiting the next circuit court term.

Bryant S. D Sioux City John Wilson Joseph Whittle August Siedschlaw Wilson

Mrs Hazen Hosts Advolens Club Tea

Mrs Hazen entertained the Advolens club Friday afternoon with an interesting program by Mrs Roy Palmer. Members enjoyed fancy work and a dainty luncheon at the close.

Pellagra Showcased by South Dakota Doctor at Meeting

Dr G S Adams, staff physician at Yankton state hospital, said pellagra is widespread in many South Dakota communities and likely under suspected. Yankton reports show twelve patients with pellagra and several deaths. The meeting also heard papers on sinus disease and sanitary info, with officers elected including G A Clauser of Bridgewater as president and Templeton as vice president.

South Dakota G. S. Adams State Insane Hospital Yankton South Dakota Medical Society Yankton Hospital J. G. Parsons J. C. Clarke Vernon C. V. Templeton Woonsocket B. A. Bobb Mitchell Chicago G. A. Clauser Bridgewater Templeton Bobb John C. Rogers White Lake F. CD. Gillis Widman Hotel

Pankhurst Arrest at Shoreditch After Meeting Clash

Miss Sylvia Pankhurst was rearrested at Shoreditch after a suffrage meeting to form a local arms company. She appeared nervous and appealed to EastEnders, a bodyguard with clubs failed to prevent capture, and three followers were arrested alongside her. Rheta Childe Dorr spoke at the event.

London England Sylvia Pankhurst Shoreditch Neoples Arms Miss Pankhurst Rheta Childe Dorr Emmeline Pankhurst Plymouth Ixeter Holowig

Government ownership debated for telegraph and telephone lines

President Wilson and Postmaster General Burleson studied how government ownership operates in other nations and prepared to publish findings in Burleson's upcoming annual report. Burleson said Wilson was receptive though no administration bill is planned.

Washington, D. C Wilson Burleson Congress Washington D. C Senate Nedson Minnesota Owen Banking and Currency Committee Chamber Oklahoma Gallinger Weeks

President Discusses Trust Reform With Congressmen

President Wilson discusses trust reform with Chairman Clayton of the House judiciary committee and members. Congress has begun work on several bills and a special message on the subject will be sent later.

Washington, D. C Wilson Clayton House Judiciary Committee Congress

Rabbit Drive Planned in the Black Hills

In Deadwood South Dakota farmers discuss a planned big rabbit drive as jack rabbits and cottontails become abundant. Ranchers complain of bark stripping on fruit trees while locals hunt aggressively. about 3 000 rabbits have been killed in two months and hunters arrive daily with long strings.

Deadwood S. D Black Hills

Deering Funeral Set for Week Ahead

William Deering of the harvester trust who died at his winter home in Miami Florida will have his funeral in Evanston Illinois probably next Sunday relations indicate the services will be held for the longtime business figure connected to the harvester trust.

Miami Fla William Deering Harvester Trust Evanston Iil

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Richards DR. Craig Bill Sullivan James M Sullivan Oe Naakis Ewing Wiewomy Russell Philippine MT. Royal Canadian Mountain Mrs. Hazen Ileiam Jennings Bryan Felo Wile WW O Townsend Kees William Jennings Bryan Alale Pellagra Prom State Insane Hospital Pate New York City Kline Jessie McCann Robert G. McCann Austin, Nichols & Co Hudson Street Manhattan Sterling Place Flatbush Hunt Hihel McCann Harrison Robert Pears Jessie Miss McCann Europe Deering
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