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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
3
A long list invites shoppers to select Christmas gifts for every family member from Grandma to baby. The ad boasts a city’s finest jewelry stock, competent clerks, and a guarantee of quality with a “name on a box.” It highlights items for Mother Father Sister and Grandpa, plus men and women accessories, silverware, and watches.
Washington officials report intermittent shooting at Naco continues as both Gutierrez and Carranza claim orders to limit fire to Mexican territory are in doubt. Officials expect a Wilson cabinet meeting, with possible use of artillery if demands are unmet. secretary Bryan awaits word on the two Americans shot by bandits and will seek punishment once responsibility is found.
Ottawa Iowa Judge Anderson sentences Clarence McCormick to eight years hard labor for murder of I A Mellett near Hedrick on the night of October 6. McCormick replaced a first degree murder plea with manslaughter after a week-long trial. Ruth McCullough was arrested in Chicago October 14 and indicted here for first degree murder. her trial is set for the January term. The judge questioned the robbery motive theory and suggested the jury might return murder or acquittal.
Washington report says Thos Francis and another unnamed American were killed at Sonora Mexico as per Cananea consular agent. Secretary Bryan orders no investigation. Dispatch notes only that the killings occurred between Agua Prieta and Naco with no further details.
A young woman named Irene Lane, described as educated yet with a short haircut and masculine speech, is held by Chicago police. She admits to being a yearlong tramp affiliated with train leaders and hints her real name would astonish the East.
The writer criticizes Hon. Gussie Gardner for exaggeration and witty quips rather than serious discussion on military policy. It contrasts Gardner with Secretary Bryan and notes public distrust of pacifist rhetoric. The piece argues for a factual inquiry into military needs without sensationalism.
Letter argues legislators, courts may repeal or amend the primary, condemns one man with money who pushes the law and threatens to control amendments. Writer laments erosion of sovereignty, warns against a single power subduing state authority and criticizes the initiative process.
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