Des Moines Vestry Rift Over Rector Bell Causes Resignation
Des Moines Iowa Guernsey resigns from St Pauls vestry amid clashes with Rector R H B Bell. Parishioners divide with a faction opposing the rector while most support Bell. Vestry members deny actions but say the rector refused to be run and the dispute centers on church duties and outside work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
N.T. Guernsey
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
R. H. B. Bell
Gurnsey
Bell
St. Paul’s
Morrison
Guernsey
Yesterda
Taveh
Taveh Not Members of Aie Hia Ae
Judge in Rome Declares Camorrist Insane
Luchesi Pallix the Rome judge who halted the preliminary investigation into the Communist charges has become violently insane. Defense for the prisoners plans to move to dismiss 22 of the 36 inmates who have already served five years awaiting trial and face a five year maximum for associating with criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Luchesi Pallix
Gary Warns Capitalists Must Lead Humanity Reform
In New York City E. H. Gary chairman of the steel trust warns that unless capitalists corporations and the wealthy take a leading role to improve humanity a rapid upheaval will occur and the mob will act. He likens conditions to those before the French revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
E. H. Gary
Steel Trust
Bank Prospers as Farmers & Merchants' Bank Increases Capital
The Farmers & Merchants' Bank of the city raises its capital to 15000 dollars, a five thousand dollar increase from prior capital funded largely by earnings over the past two years. Careful management and prudent policies have drawn deposits and built an excellent local reputation.
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Armour
8. D
Farmers & Merchants’ Bank
Mitchell Capital Pub Subscription Rates
The Mitchell Capital lists subscription prices with Ronald editor and manager. One year and shorter terms offered for advance payment, with a noted price of $1.00 for a period and a reduction for six and three month previews.
Debate Over Butter Tax and Oleo Margerine Stance
The Sioux Falls Argus Leader questions claims that the country cannot meet butter demand and argues to remove the oleomargarine tax. The piece contrasts sugar taxes, dairy supply, and cane versus beet sugar, while noting political struggles over Judge Hook and Taft's handling of his nomination amid negro voters.
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Sioux Falls
Congress
United States
Iurthermore
Taft's Hook nomination halted by Jim Crow ruling
President Taft faced opposition from insurgent Republicans as Judge Hook drew scrutiny for a Jim Crow decision he joined. The case involved seven negroes denied sleeping car accommodations on the Santa Fe railroad under Oklahoma law requiring separate cars. The court held equality of service did not demand identity of service, saying railroads need not provide more than demand justifies.
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Judge Hook
Supreme Court
Taft
Hook
United States
Santa Fe Railroad
Adams
Mt Vernon Notes and Social Kept Busy with Meetings and Visits
Mt Vernon SD reports Miss Loraine Owens visiting in Plankinton and other local movements. W R C basket social set for Feb 22 at Odd Fellows hall and W C T U Francis Willard service at M E church Feb 11. Mitchell visitors include Mrs Butterfield Cain Edermire Newell Betts Ku luth King Schirmer Rasch. B A Lunde to open cash grocery in Welch building soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Loraine Owens
Plankinton
John Anderson
Francis Willard
Mitchell
Roy Butterfield
C. W. Cain
M. Edermire
J. M. Newell
M. C. Betts
Selma Kuluth
Myrtle King
S. F. Schirmer
Jas. Clark
Mms
John Rasch
Lizzie Dexheimer
Walter
John Wagner
Gladys. Reynolds
Russel Cottingham
Johnson School House
Tom Miller
Iowa
Ines
Ilinois
Fred Niblo
Myrle Page
Correctionville
BE. W. Jones
B. A. Lunde
Welch Building
Mrs Turner Honored in Mitchell Socials Before Departure
A party at Mrs. Robert Ward's home celebrated Mrs. W. L. Turner prior to her leaving Mitchell for Rockford Chicago and Seattle. Ladies presented valentines and a set of silver forks, then a Welsh rarebit buffet. The gathering included gifts for church leaders and plans for a Baptist Brotherhood banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. l. Turner
Robert Ward
Fourth Avenue West
Duff Street
J. O. Winirath
George M. Rowley
Mrs. Wells
Indian would be state's attorney for Roberts county
Aberdeen S D Thomas Mani of Sisseton seeks the Republican nomination for Roberts county state attorney. Mani claims his Americanism cannot be questioned and notes he is a full blooded Indian, son of a noted chief, and a capable lawyer who often appears in federal court cases in Aberdeen where Indians are involved in litigation.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Thomas Mani
Sisseton
Roberts County
Mani
School Treasurer Faces Arrest Over Farm Shortage
Aberdeen South Dakota reports Bronson School district No 42 treasurer W A Beatty is alleged to face arrest over a 1609 shortage in district funds. The shortfall was found earlier by board members who say Beatty promised repayment but used a loan to pay a mortgage on livestock and transferred the livestock to his wife. Board members consider drastic steps if funds are not refunded, amid talk of moving to Canada.
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Aberdeen
S. D
W. A. Beatty
Bronson
Perkins County
Beatty
Canada
Oil Trust Plans A 29 Million Dollar Stock Split
New York City reports Standard Oil Company of Indiana prepares to slice 29 million dollars into stock next month. An Indiana annual meeting set for March 7 in Whiting may approve a 29 million dollar increase in capital, to be distributed as a stock dividend of 2 990 percent. Observers note rising stock prices and anticipate more capital increases among Standard Oil subsidiaries after the New Jersey dissolution.
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New York City
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
New Jersey
Indiana Company
Whiting
Ind
Standard
Landis
Illinois
Ladies Aid Society Meets At President Gillis Home
The Baptist church Ladies Aid Society entertained at the president Mrs. C. W. Gillis home last week with about seventy attendees. A business session was conducted after a substantial portion of the afternoon.
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Baptist Brotherhood
Gillis
Benj. I. Tilley
S. H. Scallin
F. R. Anderson
Ladis Aid Society
Congregational Church
Scallin
H. E. Hitchcock
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
C. W. Gillis
Harriman Donates $5000 for Deadwood Auditorium
Deadwood South Dakota reports a $5000 check received from Mrs BE Harriman as a pledged subscription to fund the new auditorium. Work on the building will begin next month with tentative plans adopted and committees awaiting permanent plans. Officials hope occupancy by fall and aim to attract conventions to the city.
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Deadwood
S. D
BE. H. Harriman
Notice to creditors Estate of Anna Wallstrum
Notice is given by H. R. Kibbee administrator with will annexed of the estate of Anna Wallstrum deceased to creditors and all persons having claims to exhibit them with vouchers within six months after first publication to Commercial and Savings Bank Mitchell South Dakota Davison County Dated March 20 1911 H. R. Kibbee Administrator with will annexed
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Anna Wallstrum
H. R. Kibbee
Commercial & Savings Bank
Mitchell
County of
Davison
Bishop Stands by Father Dahlmanns in Parish Conflict
Aberdeen S D The Rev Father Dahlmanns rector of St Marys Catholic church in a violent quarrel with about eighty parishioners over his refusal to administer communion to children of rebellious families The dispute centers on obedience to promises of school support and parish funding after the parochial school was built Supporters say bishops ignore the petition and thus sanction the priest’s stance.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Pather Dahlmanns
St Mary's Catholic Church
Father Dahlmanns
St. Mary’s School
O'Gorman
Ireland
Father Dahlsmanns
Elks Celebrate Fifth Anniversary With Initiation and Banquet
The Elks in Mitchell held a large gathering on Wednesday to initiate feight candidates and celebrate five years since the founding of the order in the city. A luncheon, harp music by Miss Chase, and an informal program followed, highlighting the lodge’s growth to over 800 members and a notable new home.
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W. C. Metcalf
Bridge
W. A. Heimberger
2. R. Johnson
Fourth Avenue West
Johnson
Fred Gurius
First Avenue West
Gurius
Henry Swindler
J. C. Fowler
J., Herzog
Wm. I<och
Thomas McGrath
C. P. Sayles
W. Wells
Hocking
Phill Kane
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen of America
North Lawler Street
Maurice Kane
Mark Harris
Helen Orr
Anna Scott
D. H. Brown
D. R. K. Hull
Wm. Irwin
Elks
McCarthy
Lodge
Order
Silsby
Miss Chase
Mitchell
Burns
Milne
Maynard
Jack Porter
the Elks
Nagel Selected for Supreme Court Nomination
President Taft intends to nominate Charles Nagel of St. Louis as the fifth supreme court appointee of the current administration. United States Judge William C. Hook of Kansas, once a leading candidate, is reportedly eliminated after cabinet action. The choice follows disagreement over a Jim Crow railway ruling in Oklahoma.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Taft
Nagel
Senate
United States
William C. Hook
Kansas
Judge Hook
Oklahoma
Japanese steamers collide near Nagasaki sinking with 47 dead
The Japanese ships Byone Maru and Yoria Maru collided off Nagasaki and both Sank. Forty seven crew members perished while the remaining crew were rescued by passing steamers.
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Nagasaki
Japan
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Hefk- Cause
Gary
Mitchells Publishing Company
W. R., Ronald
Official
Sanborn
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
MT. Vernon News
Edward ¥. Smith
Tustin City
Col
Frank Baker
Weilliete Bridge Club
Robert Burns
L. B. Wallerstedt
Local Society Notes
Ber
Elke Club
Xaume
Elk Ladies
Davison County
Sid Smith
Dakota Bridge Whist Club
Thomas Morgans
D. C. Cordrey
Virgil Boyles
C.W. Downey
Mitchell Catering Co
J. C. McCartney
Geo. A. Silsby
W. BE. Turner
Turner
MELON
Father Darlmann
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