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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
8
President Madero holds pardoning power to show confidence in a republic while General Bernardo Reyes faces possible death or long imprisonment for attempting to overthrow him. The piece notes differing views on punishment and hints at constitutional tensions and potential reforms amid broader political maneuvering.
Pierre SD J D Deets immigration commissioner returns from the Chicago St Paul land shows to find a large stack of mail about the state. He credits the Chicago land show and the governor’s special for boosting publicity and believes the campaign will bring returns for the state.
Pierre, S. D. December tax collections add 405,168 dollars to the treasury start of month total just over 500,000 dollars. With prior holdings of about 100,000 dollars, the treasurer plans to call outstanding warrants on the first of next month though some remain for building operations at state institutions.
Frost bitten toes chapped skin and cold hands fade with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve claims. The ad cites relief for Burns, Sores, Bruises and Sprains and urges trial at Diehl & Brown with a price of only 25 cents.
In Chicago the meat packers face an antitrust case with defense arguing small profits. Albert Veeder testifies on Kenwood and Aetna ties to the early pool, while Armour Swift and Morris plans for a $500 million merger are outlined. Prosecution cites profits, stock, and a major 1902 merger scheme abandoned in 1903 due to funding failures.
Col Melvin Grigsby of Sioux Falls announces as a Republican candidate for United States senator subject to June primaries. He calls for federal corporate regulation by limiting corporate capital and disallowing cross-ownership, supports a constitutional income tax and six year judicial terms, and cites interstate rate issues and reforms debated by Roosevelt and Taft.
Funeral services were held at 8 o'clock this afternoon for Mrs J C Purdy at her Merrill residence 00 Court. Dr J S Hoagland spoke of her fine character as music by the Methodist choir filled the service. Remains laid to rest in Graceland cemetery with Grand Army pallbearers. Mrs Purdy 64 born in New York state moved to Wisconsin then to this city in 1984. She married in 1865 and had five children EF J and JL Purdy Mrs John Lowell of this city and Milton D Purdy of Lia Porte Texas attended. She had been in poor health for years and died Christmas day.
Washington D C The treatment of General Bernardo Reyes after his surrender is seen as a conclusive test for the Madero government. Mexican military law prescribes death for rebellion but U S officials favor a moderated outcome amid uncertainties.
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