Mitchell Capital mankets relay and printing note
A clipped line notes a relay event under Mitchell Capital with a June 2, 1910 reference. The item mentions The Mitchell printing college staff including R. J. Ronald as editor and manager.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
A clipped line notes a relay event under Mitchell Capital with a June 2, 1910 reference. The item mentions The Mitchell printing college staff including R. J. Ronald as editor and manager.
The Mitchell music festival succeeded both musically and financially, seen as a sign of the city’s culture and public appreciation. Analysts praise the audiences’ receptiveness, noting the festival’s broader significance beyond the performers and organizers.
The Cummins proposal to require interstate commerce commission approval for rate increases failed in the Senate. A compromise lets the commission suspend rate hikes for up to 120 days, shifting the burden of proof from railroads to the commission to show unreasonableness. Governor Deneen denied Lorimer’s bribery conspiracy charges, defending his integrity.
A former sugar trust agent who was pardoned to reveal secrets to his son to keep his conscience clear faced a grand jury in New York. The case centers on his attempts to speak openly after the pardon.
The piece argues that Democratic members on the Ballinger investigation will fault Ballinger while Republicans, with one exception, whitewash him as the president did. It questions party loyalty, urges a fact based verdict, and praises insurgent Representative Madison for seeking a party with character rather than mere officeholding.
In a three cornered contest the three Republican hopefuls express confidence about the outcome. Meanwhile a church debates whether babies are damned or saved. The babies appear to have superior morals to their elders as South Dakota voters question if the primary offers a real choice between evils.
A whimsical note suggests a feminine comet shed its tail to exploit a bargain train sale, framing astronomy with a playful bargain-hunting angle.
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