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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

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Yankton Jubilee Highlights Jayne and Vessey on Stage

Hundreds travel to Yankton South Dakota for the Jubilee closing of the states semi centennial. Dr William Jayne first governor stands with Gov R S Vessey as they greet crowds on a night of lights and celebration. Vessey lauds pioneers, urges square dealing in politics and unity between people, labor and capital for a greater South Dakota.

South and North Dakota H. Ellerman John Burke Governor Burk Senator Gamble Washington Lorimer Jayne Gray Yankton College William Jayne Springfield Ill Dakota Territory Vessey Governor Vessey Dakota Inn Evi South Dakota Independence

Hales Son Allegedly Took 5000 Graft In State Dept Case

Washington report says Frederick Hale son of Senator Hale of Maine received $5000 from the boundary commission fund through a signed blank voucher approved by Secretary Knox. The committee has summoned Knox to explain the arrangement.

Washington, D. C House State Department Frederick Hale Hale Maine Boundary Commission Fund Knox

Twenty Five Lives Lost In Big Storm

New York City reports nearly twenty five fatalities as an electrical storm sweeps the coast from Norfolk to New England. Widespread damage includes downed communications, felled trees and fences, with fifteen fishermen missing.

New York City Norfolk New England

Drowning in Sioux River Near Sioux Falls Bridge

William Releigh a young man from Ireland, employed by the Sioux Falls Gas Co., drowned in the Sioux river near the South Dakota central bridge around 11 o'clock Sunday forenoon after being taken with a cramp while swimming. The fragment mentions garments and clothing manufacture in the surrounding narrative.

Sioux Falls S. D Sioux River William Releigh Ireland

Million Acres Ten Go On Tax List Of South Dakota

Nearly three thousand tracts in that district transferred to homesteaders. About one million acres will be taxed for the first time as government lands pass to individuals. Rapid City district reports 2863 tracts, Timber Lake 229, Gregory 1392. Increase in real estate assessments expected, adding about five million dollars in value statewide.

South Dakota Rapid City Lemmon Pier Trehactaehronichst Acer Regency Acre Gregory Chamberlain Meiieistetema

Worsted Trust’ s Impact On Textile Prices Cited

Mr Murdock accuses the worsted trust of stock manipulation driving up costs for garments. He claims the trust has paid out 15 million dollars in original investment and 22 million in dividends, while maintaining a 66 million capital base and a 10 million surplus.

Murdock

Poultry Men Form Branch Association in South Dakota

Poultry men of South Dakota organized a branch of the American Poultry Association, elected officers at a Cataract hotel meeting, and planned a fall state fair gathering in Huron to form a permanent group. Officers include President A A Brigham, First VP William Scallin, Second VP Charles McCaffrey, and Sec-Treasurer W C McConnell, with an executive board and bylaws committee.

Sioux Falls S. D South Dakota American Poultry Association Cataract Hotel Huron A. A. Brigham State Agricultural College William Scallin State Poultry Association Charles McCaffrey Howard W. C. McConnell J. A. Schulte Lebanon R. H. Borrey William Crabbs Yankton J. N. Crow Mitchell L. G. Granger A. J. Keith

Sioux Falls Chosen For 1912 Elks Convention

Aberdeen hosts South Dakota Elks convention closes after two days with officers elected J Ford Zeitlow president Charles S McDonald secretary and Coler Campbell treasurer Sioux Falls named 1912 meeting site Industrial parade features Elks floats bands and Indian Pete show Water town tops attendance with 235 visitors winning $200 prize

Aberdeen S. D South Dakota Association J. Ford Zeitlow Charles S. McDonald Sioux Falls Coler Campbell Huron Watertown

Wealthy physician shot by servant in San Francisco

Dr. C Fred Kohl a wealthy San Francisco physician and capitalist was shot in the Grant building corridor by Adele Verge a French maid recently employed by his wife. The pistol wound just below the heart left Kohl in critical condition at Central Emergency Hospital. Verge appeared hysterical and was taken by police.

San Francisco Cal Fredrick Kohl Adele Verge Grant Building Superior Courts Miss Verge Central Emergency Hospital Kohl New York Yacht Club Metropolitan Club Washington, D. C Richland Town and Country Club Philadelphia Pacific Coast William C. Kohl Elizabeth Godey

Wool Bill Attacked Over Worsted Trust Claims

Washington congressman Victor Murdock of Kansas denounced the wool tariff measure citing its 40 percent duty on worsted cloths as immediate protection for the worsted trust. He argued the trust has influence over output and quality.

Victor Murdock

Aberdeen acts hold meeting to protest N Normal curtailment

Regents of education in South Dakota meet at Aberdeen to hear protests against abolishing academic and collegiate courses at the Northern Normal and Industrial School. Critics say the charter allowed broad study and fear loss of northern state access to education near home. Regents argue normal schools should not duplicate nonrelated courses and would save tax money.

Aberdeen S. D Regents of Education For South Dakota Mitchell Republican Nash Frank A Brown Stae

Insurgent Fights to Halt Taft Backing Rumors

Washington D C George F Norris Nebraska Republican House insurgents leader denies reports that insurgents plan to back Taft for renomination. He says the insurgent move is just beginning and unyielding, amid circulating stories of plots and machinations.

Washington, D. C George F. Norris Nebraska House Taft Clares

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the Ideal Bank THE First National Bank O. L J. S. Daniels Ray L. Branson Ranson Wm. Koch L. J. Welch First Trust & Savings Bank L Branson & Co., Inc Farm Loans and Insurance O. L Branson J. C. Wood William Koch H. R. Kibbee J. T. Morrow BK. A. Loomer Asst Mitchell National Bank Mitchell, S. D Mitchell Trust Company WM. M. Smith Pres D. A. Mizener Sec'y C. A. Davison Treas A. 8. Reid Daily Republican Vesley Yankton, S. D Assert Hales Son Voebcher Atlantic State Auditor Greg Ory District Rapid City District National Association Order's Association Worsted Trust Kan Sas Mit Fterdock Ern Normal and Industrial School Board of Regents Norris
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