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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
7
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The Senate bill improves the railroad rate measure by dropping a dangerous clause on rate agreements and allowing intervention by interested parties in Commerce Court appeals. It enacts limits on long haul rates, strengthens state versus federal court review, and highlights proposed but defeated reforms such as federal approval for rate changes and fiscal controls on stock issuance. Senator Crawford shapes provisions on state law injunctive power and commodities clauses.
Sangamon county grand jury is expected to return indictments today against those who funded a legislative bribery jackpot to defeat fishing bills. District Attorney Burke reports more confessions. In Chicago, federal Judge Scanlon begins hearing Lee O Neill Browne's habeas corpus bid to avoid state court trial for bribe votes for Senator Lorimer.
In Huron South Dakota a public letter from Crawford accuses R O Richards of undermining him for over a year. Crawford states Richards aims to defeat him in Beadle County and seize a state senate bid at Pierre. The exchange follows Richards' opposition to Crawford after Crawford’s Senate election and hints at broader political rifts.
Mrs. Fred Vilas and children will visit Betts family then stay with Mrs. T. B. Taubman in Plankinton. Miss Elsner to give a recital June 6 at the opera house under Ladies Aid. A local auto from Sioux Falls impresses Vernonites. The musical farce The Newlyweds Honeymoon is set for June 14 at the opera house.
Watertown South Dakota marks the twenty third annual graduation in the new high school auditorium Tuesday evening. The class includes twenty three members and former Congressman Eddy of Sauk Center Minnesota is delivering the commencement oration.
In Bonita Springs Meade county near Wasta a peculiar incident unfolds as a small launch boat is set afloat in a narrow stream. Local authorities investigate how the vessel came to rest and what caused its unusual voyage through the shallow water.
Nelson Fish, a prosperous rancher, devised a boat service to aid spring river traffic between the White Owl territory and Wasta. He built a small craft and hosted a formal launching, naming the boat Elia in a ceremonial christening.
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