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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
3
Mitchell high school will travel to Canton for a return game against Canton high tonight. The team aims to repeat last Monday's 20 to 15 victory and extend their winning streak.
Judge Robert Tripp heard injunction arguments in Yankton on T J Spangler's bid to stop Mitchell from building a municipal telephone plant after a June 10 1973 election. Spangler cites constitutional limits on internal improvements. city officials argue recent Treat vs Plankinton supports public purpose and city debt rules. Judge did not set a decision date.
John Grondin a Los Angeles chemist and undertaker is arraigned over the death of his wife Zelia Grondin of Waterville Me. The case centers on a note said to show death by own action and disputed handwriting by two experts. Grondin’s preliminary hearing set for February 38.
In Reno Nevada the Shoshone nation adopts the tango and similar dances. Both young and old abandon tribal dances to raise funds for a large dance hall. An Indian girl offers full tango lessons for 2 50. Many maidens learn quickly and the dances continue until daylight.
Mrs Maud Giffin of Leola testifies on her own defense in the murder case against her husband George Giffin after a poker night altercation. She claims she grabbed a shotgun to escape abuse, it discharged accidentally when her husband tried to seize the weapon, a nephew testifying the gun had been left loaded.
Discussion in the press on whether Sunshine State or Coyote State suits South Dakota. Chapter 230 of 1909 laws fixes the state flag with the words The Sunshine State as the official designation besides South Dakota.
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