The Mitchell Capital Thursday July 14 1910
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
South Dakota GOP platform asserts party independence at Sioux Falls
The Sioux Falls convention crafted a platform that distanced itself from national leaders while praising Taft only for his alignment with the party line. It critiques Ballinger policy, lauds House insurgents, and questions the Payne tariff, arguing the party is greater than its officials and could boost South Dakota's standing. The piece also notes favorable farm prospects amid high grain prices and persistent livestock value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
White House
Taft
South Dapta
South Dakota Republican Party
Ballinger
Burke
Payne
Republican Party of
Minnesota
North Daota
Criticism and Correction in Insurgent Politics
A Kansas Senator Bristow voices a forceful critique at a Chautauqua gathering after meeting Roosevelt. He defends insurgent aims, argues wealth must be curbed by congress, and calls Taft a constructionist president. The piece notes tensions between wealth and common rights and references George W. Egan seeking reinstatement after criticizing the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Kansas
Senate
la Follette
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Congress
Taft
George W. Egan
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
South Dakota Leads Again Amid Rain Quieting Crop Fears
Recurrent showers across Dakota lessen forecasts of widespread crop failures. Northern districts report some small grain damage from early dryness, while newer areas show mixed conditions as weather patterns continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Judiciary Aims for Impartiality Despite Repentance Question
The text questions whether genuine repentance will be accepted or if harsh considerations due to livelihood loss will override mercy. It asserts that the judiciary should be above resentment.
Indians on Pine Ridge cash thousands in government checks
Sioux Indians on the Pine Ridge reservation were paid millions in government checks. Many traveled to Belvidere to cash them, using thumbprints as signatures. Names recorded include John Wins the Battle and Blue Haired Horse, among others, with two witnesses certifying the thumb indorsements on the backs of the checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere
S. D
Pine Ridge
United States
John
Hail Woman
Little Sack
William Black Bull
Maggie White Horse
Short Man
Horse
Anna
75 Year-Old Father Welcomes 28th Child in Franklin
In Franklin Pennsylvania a 76 year old man George Hodgson and his wife welcome a son born today. This marks the couple's twenty eighth child with the baby being the second child of Hodgson's second wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Pa
George Hodgson
Ringling Brothers Sued for Five Thousand Dollars
Mrs. Robert Clark of Letcher files a damages suit in Mitchell alleging a Ringling Brothers Circus employee dislodged a board causing her nine foot fall. She suffered injuries to her side back and hips while pregnant, affecting health and work ability. Sheriff served papers during the circus visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
Ringling Brothers
Mitchell
Letcher
Court Orders Appearance for November Term
The respondent is required to answer the complaint and appear at the November term of court, where the case will be heard.
Hearing Resumes in South Dakota Rail Fare Case
The state of South Dakota seeks to cut passenger rail fares on lines within the state. Special Master J Howard Gates and aide depart Sioux Falls for Chicago to resume testimony with William Wallace and P W Dougherty. The goal is to submit all remaining testimony before final adjournment and report to Judge Carland. The state railroad commissioners will attend in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Chicago
J. Howard Gates
William Wallace
Aberdeen
P. W. Dougherty
Dell Rapids
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Gates
Carland
United States Court
Auto Tire Trust Seeks Court Relief Over Tire Monopoly
Leo O. Kaufman president of the Motor Bloc Import Company applies to the Supreme Court for relief from an alleged auto tire trust. He charges manufacturers of tires tubes and tireshoes have formed a cartel to control prices. The alleged Dealers' combination seeks to restrain trade and raise costs for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leo O. Kaufman
Motor Bloc Import
Supreme Court
Auto Tire Trust
Rain general across the region with light showers
Reports from the north west and east say rains occurred Friday evening with up to an inch in Murdo and moisture reaching Wolsey. Precipitation in the city measured .30 inches. Cool clouds linger, but outlook improves as rain helps farming conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo
Wolsey
Protective association allegedly monopolizes tire market
The group organized by Leo M. Bennett includes The Diamond Rubber Company Fisk Rubber Company B. F. Goodrich Company C. & J. Tire Company Hartford Rubber Works Continental Caoutchouc Company and Morgan & Wright. The petition claims the firms have conspired to monopolize sales and blacklist outside wholesale dealers like Motor Bloc Import Company forcing retailers to pay manufacturer prices.
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Mitchell Capital
TE Wituwell Printing
Ronald
Official
the State Platform
Cnvctute
Iowa
Illinois
North Dakota
Nebraska
Republic
H. D. Butterfield
Ringling Bros
Sioux Falls, S. D
South
OF the State
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