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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1917

Page

5

Norbeck Urges Tax and Prohibition Reforms in Inaugural

Gov. Norbeck outlines a sweep of revisions in his augural address urging a state prohibition commissioner, tax amendments, a market commissioner, and state terminal elevators. He calls for a second insane hospital at Watertown, a budget system, a state bank within rural credit, school system survey, fewer laws, lower maximum contract interest, water power development, and utilities regulation.

Wetler Norbeck Watertown State Bank Jernink M. Byrne South Dakota Byrne Norbeck

Inaugural changes urged by South Dakota governor Norbeck

Governor Norbeck outlines a broad program for the new session including a state prohibition commissioner, a budget system, and a state land bank. He calls for a market commissioner, grain elevators, a second hospital for the insane, and a constitutional change to modernize taxation and possibly abolish one legislative chamber.

South Pakoti Carfieult J. S. Guies Supreme Court Polley Senate S. Whiting House Brine House of Representatives Norbeck State Capitol Governors Byrne W. Hi. McMaster McMaster Gates Whiting J. 11. McCoy McCoy J. G. Smith Smith F. M. Rood Rood J. ©. Trandlin Handlin A. W. Jéwert Ewert G. H. Helgerson Helgerson C.H. Lugg C.H. Lugg, Mrs. Lugg; Attorney General Co South Dakota Watertown Yankton Hospital State Board of Railroad Commissioners

Death Takes Toll Among World Famed People in 1916

A World War I memorial collage lists Earl Kitchener Franz Josef Richard Harding Davis Sir Roger Casement Inez Milholland Jack London John D Archbold James J Hill Henry James James Whitcomb Riley and Hiram Maxim among notable figures who died in 1916.

Earl Kitchener Franz Josef Austria Hungary Bohemina Richard Harding Davis Gallagher Sir Roger Casement Inez Milhelland Boissevain Jack London

Jockey Frankie Robinson Secures $500 Option Deal

Frankie Robinson, a 19 year old jockey from 1916, has been paid a $500 option by Harry Payne Whitney, a New York millionaire horseman, reflecting his high demand on the turf.

Frankie Robinson Boy Harry Payne Whitney New York

Hoberts Named to Speakership and Senate Posts

The open caucus selected Speaker A. C. Roberts and other house officers with Chas. R. Gardner re-elected chief clerk and G. St. Johns as first assistant. A contest arose for pill clerk and assistant sergeant at arms. Senate chose W. N. VanCary secretary, J. Opsal second, and G. B. Mackey postmaster among others.

Martin Monson Sigur Falls S. W. Gardner Iturean Ed Stoddard Vierre Arthur Nowlin Wuolf G. M. Livingston Pierre Senate

South African Troops Earn Glory in French Winter Skirmish

South African soldiers serving with a British force in France conduct a night withdrawal action. A young subaltern leads six men through German lines, shoots a German sergeant, and with two allies restores fire to kill twelve more and seize twenty two prisoners. The group forms a ring and safely returns to Allied lines amid jubilation.

South Africa Muvance Associated Press France Britain Boerwich Fuballern

First marriage license of 1917 awarded to Meyers Tobin couple

Credit for securing the county’s first 1917 marriage license goes to Charles A Meyers and Mrs Leola Tobin of Bihan. They secured their permit yesterday and were married at once. The 1916 records show Charles E Hartman and Miss Ina 2&8 of Pittsburgh Kansas as first in that year. The year 1916 exceeded 1915 in births.

Charles A. Meyers Leola Tobin Bihan Charles EE. Hartman Ina Pittsburgh Kansas

Repudiation of Prof Jones Methods by Two Authority Figures

Two prominent educators Wallace Russell of Columbia University and Thomas Storey of the College of the City of New York reject Prof Jones of the University of South Dakota for his physical and sexual examinations of students. They argue examinations should be conducted by licensed medical professionals and oppose non medical staff or routine sexual exams in schools.

South Dakota Jones University of South Dakota James K. Russell Department of Education Peachers College Columbia University New York City Thomas A. Storey Department of Hygiene City of New York United States Russell Dean Russell Storey College of the City of New York College of City of New York

Monthly Births Deaths and Marriages Totals

The record shows last year 304 births and 157 deaths versus 271 births and 146 deaths in 1915. June leads in births. October and January follow. December tops marriages with 21 licenses, November and August tied at 20. Deaths peak in November with 21. September is 1 percent. Monthly breakdown lists births and deaths by month with licenses per month.

It Isat on Verge of Sanity Version

Secretary Lansing may admit Carranza seems on the verge of some move as he hastens to advance a policy possibly balancing caution and action. The wording suggests tension in diplomatic effort amid uncertain Mexican affairs.

New York Sun Lansing Carranza

Thebes Dies in Unclear Circumstances

Indianapolis Star notes the death of Mme Thebes with unclear details about possible tyags or causes. The report omits definitive information and preserves uncertainty surrounding her passing.

Sawviteh Indianapolis Star Mme. Thebes

Perk Up and Lansing Diplomacy Stir in Pittsburgh Dispatch

The Pittsburgh Dispatch critiques Lansing's diplomacy and Brother Hughes' election, noting the unease over Perkins as a figure of reaction and public sentiment.

Pittsburgh Dispatch Brother Perkins Lansing Brother Hughes

Explanation of the Whopper in Politics

A Toledo Blade remark notes that lawyers enter courtrooms and claim extravagant feats, suggesting campaign claims are always record breaking due to the large number of lawyers in politics. The quip satirizes political rhetoric and its legal-leaning tone.

Toledo Blade

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Second Insane Hospital Epvernop Nurbesk Gonstabulery 1. W. OW Norbesk Woof & Ta Roy Tax Commission Por State Land Bank Teland Bank The TI. W. Ws Speur Reyven Hoberts Mcparland Lipper RENG Truton Grenches Irie Pert Davison County HICH TIRS John Longer DE Saulles
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