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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
6
Fragmentary report notes Mexican deputies in session with resignations and shifts in leadership. Mentions Dagoberto Del Valle and Corral in a ceremonial display as crowds and officials mark political transitions and possible outcomes.
Porfirio Diaz announces resignation while Alfredo Robles Dominguez takes command of the federal district. Dominguez claims 5,000 troops ready in three hours, with baggage and horses moved by government trains from Cuernavaca Pachuca and Tlalnepantla to secure the capital.
Mammoth crowds attend the funeral of War Minister Henri Maurice F Berteaux in Paris. The city halts business as the president and republic officials join the ceremony following his death when an unmanned aircraft crashed into spectators last Sunday.
Lincoln Neb William J Bryan in his Commoner blasts the United States Supreme Court over its Standard Oil decision. He says White’s selection over Harlan was misjudged and notes Harlan dissented. Bryan links Hughes nomination and Democratic control to the ruling.
Miss Alice Barbour 17 of Paterson New Jersey elopes with Thomas Filmore in a second escapade traced to Philadelphia. Police seek the pair. Barbour’s sister aided the search after a note to Harry Clifton’s restaurant owner sparked suspicion.
A major rainfall Friday night drenched a large Dakota region from Aberdeen to the state line, totaling 1.10 inches in the city gauge. The downpour, with dust storms beforehand and west to south circulation, paused briefly but returned until nearly 11 PM. Crops gain moisture and farmers anticipate improved grain prospects with broad regional impact and significant economic relief.
Vera Cruz reports former President Diaz leaving Mexico City secretly at 2 am for Vera Cruz to board ship for Spain. He traveled with a few trusted friends amid fears of bandit activity and public unrest as he seeks a new home. Diaz reached Vera Cruz in the afternoon and remains unwell.
Washington reports that Arthur C. Hastings of the American Paper and Pulp Association told the Senate Finance Committee the group advised curtailing production to educate manufacturers to maximize profits. He denied price fixing by gentlemen’s agreements and noted letters urging reduced output and storage to balance surplus and demand. The South Dakota delegation opposed the Canadian reciprocity agreement, represented by Senators Gamble and Crawford and Representative Burke, with A. E. Chamberlain of Brookings opening the hearing.
Provisional President De la Barra fights insurgent bands on the border while General Diaz likely makes his home in Spain. Diaz given honorary generalship by King Alfonso. Senora Diaz named a lady in waiting. In El Paso Madero attends a banquet with US officers after neutrality warrant quashed. Capitalists seek concessions from Madero.
A referendum petition, filed with the secretary of state, seeks a vote by the people on the law K passed by the last legislature to settle county seat contests. The petition lists about 6000 names, over the 5 percent requirement, with claims of paid solicitors collecting signatures though only one town is especially interested.
Witness argues bacon prices in Brookings remain steady while Canadian competition rises. He notes natural limits prevent equal footing and cites the need to restrict Canadian products. The party list includes A. E. Chamberlain of Brookings and numerous South Dakota officials and farmers.
Springfield reports Bailey shifts stance on Senator Lorimer amid push for new probe. Washington notes debate on re investigation and the choice of an investigating committee as La Follette calls for public confidence and impartial action.
Mortgagee O L Branson will foreclose on a Dec 10 1906 mortgage due to default. Sale by Davison County Sheriff at Mitchell Court House front door on Jun 24 1911 at 2 PM of Lot 6 Block 14 Railroad Addition Mitchell SD. Attorneys T J Spangler represents mortgagee.
An examination for Life Diploma State certificate and First Grade Certificate will be held at the Court House Mitchell S D on Thursday and Friday June 8 and 9 1911. O E Browne Co Supt Schools the city of Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 24 1911. Howard H Hatheway administrator of the estate of Edna H Boylan deceased.
The administrator of the estate of Edna H Boylan declares a four month period from first publication to present claims with vouchers. Creditors and others with claims against the deceased should file them promptly as required by law.
Vermillion hosts a regional track contest with Dakota Wesleyan, Brookings, and Yankton. Vermillion wins the meet with 44 points, Brookings 20, Yankton 8.
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