Mitchell Capital Thursday 1909 Official County Paper
The Mitchell Printing Company presents official county news for March 25 1909. Subscription rates are listed for one year six months and three months with prices and terms in advance.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
11
Tariff and Treasury Tangle Amid Budget Talks
The tariff debate touches treasury policy as opponents push fear of insolvency to block deep tariff cuts. Louis A. Coolidge reports the treasury balance and receipts show resilience, with March revenues up 27 percent from a year ago and expenditures well below receipts. The piece notes imports rising and predicts strong calendar-year revenue, while flagging pending tariff adjustments and importers adapting business plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Treasury
Omaha Bee
Treasury Department
Washington
Louis A. Coolidge
the Treasury
Treasury
Coolidge
Roosevelt
Treasury Fund
Department
The
Reappointment after adjournment delays Yankton visit
The adjournment prevented the Yankton man from reaching Washington in time for the appointment, leading to Mr Burns being reappointed. The party hoped to heal divisions, but Washington’s action suggests otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Tinan
Kimball Graphic
Mitchell Land Office
Bryan
Shober
Tom Burns
Yankton
Washington
Burns
Senate
General Land Office
Gregory Land Office
Brookings College Leader Dr McLouth Dies in Boston
Dr. McLouth former president of the state agricultural college at Brookings is reported dead at his Boston home. He will be remembered as an energetic educator and was associated with the school in its early days.
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McLouth
State Agricultural College
Brookings
Boston
Commissioner Dokken
Department of School and Public Lan4s
Illinois Governor Deneen Election Recount Update
Governor Deneen’s hold on Illinois office remains clear after a recount panel found no case for Stevenson’s challenge. Senatorial race stalemate persists with Hopkins leading at 77 votes and 11 candidates still in race. forty five ballots cast without resolution.
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Deneen
Illinois
Dlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Hopkin
Hopkins
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette Reconciles Courtesy With Stephenson
The article notes Senator LaFollette set aside personal grievances to present credentials for Stephenson after his Senate re election. It highlights LaFollette’s past primary feud with Jean Follette and questions how he could perform the duty for a rival believed to have gained his seat illegitimately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalkollette
Stephenson
Senate
Wisconsin
Jean Follette
LaFollette
Joint Assembly
L LaFollette
Union ties darken hopes of Danville miner for US citizenship
In Danville Illinois a miner named Brooks was denied US citizenship after affirming he would follow union instructions if laws clash with the federation. The court questioned him twice and concluded a man who values union law over the country’s laws should not become a citizen. The article also notes a new tariff bill advancing in Congress with about 500 million dollars in revenue, including a 3 percent inheritance tax, and broad adjustments to wood pulp printing paper lumber and coal tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ill
Brooks
United States
Congress
Taft
New York
Maine
Compulsory schooling fines upheld in rural Hutchinson County
In Hutchinson County a court upheld fines against two parents for keeping children from school. One paid 11.70. the other faced trial and was fined 20.80 after weather excuses failed. The report also notes ongoing legal action in a separate murder case and a state school fund estimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson County
Community Seeks Ways to Limit Child School Attendance
A segment discusses residents aiming to minimize their children’s school exposure beyond required by law. It highlights concerns about compulsory attendance and possible exemptions or alternatives within district or state policy.
Democrats Rebel Against Speaker Cannon Over Committee Seats
The House Democrats revolt as Speaker Cannon attempts to appoint Democrats to committees. In a mileage committee, Cannon names one or two Democrats who decline to act. Democrats have been coached to withhold assistance as they travel forward without cooperating with Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Cannon
Sunday Baseball Sparks Nebraska Sunday Game Move
Legislatures wrestle with the Sunday baseball issue while Nebraska upholds its Sunday law. Lincoln shifts all Sunday games to St. Joseph, Missouri, reflecting broad public demand for weekend recreation and access for workers to see the game.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
St. Joe
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