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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
6
An apparent mutiny threat emerges among about 800 women prisoners at St. Lazire Prison. They object to unusual privileges granted to Madame Ney who represents a number of inmates seeking adjustments in privilege rules after representations to the Ministry of Justice.
Washington reports the president pushing for a prompt vote on the Panama tolls exemption repeal as rivers and harbors work clears. He denies pressuring the House, notes influence over a debate rule, and expects several Republicans to back ending the tolls exemption.
Washington DC reports a treaty between the United States and Venezuela agreeing to submit unresolved disputes to an international commission for at least one year. It is noted as Bryan's fourteenth peace treaty.
Washington reports the Department of Justice and New Haven Board announce an agreement to dissolve the New Haven railroad. Key concessions include Boston and Maine stock under trusteeship and leaving sound mine disposition to the Interstate Commission. Attorney General McReynolds briefed President Wilson before public disclosure.
Deadwood voters reject a municipal solar plan by 194 to 1, citing higher taxes and lack of need. Low turnout blamed on a heavy storm and general indifference, with only about a third of eligible voters casting ballots.
Rapid City S D Civil suits brought against George B H Flavin former county treasurer and his f nes of Pennington county will appear here in the circuit court before Judge Hughes A large sum of money is alleged to be due the county from Flavin during his incumbency of the office The suits stem from the criminal case against Flavin for embezzlement which he was convicted of and has appealed to the supreme court.
Jurors who served through the term presented Judge Thomas Li Bouck with a cane as a token of appreciation for the way he conducted court at the close of the state circuit court term in Day County.
The article explains the shift from fish names to class designations like A3 and numbers for US submarines, describes surface and underwater operation, periscopes, steering, propulsion, and air handling, and notes patrol ranges and depths up to 200 feet for newer types.
Yesterday two marriage licenses were sent to Leon O. Larson of Leicher and Leta H. Stark of Mt. Vernon. Another license went to David B. Huston of Minot North Dakota and Ida M. Anderson of Mitchell.
Senator Clapp told the Progressive state convention in Bangor Maine that the political realignment now underway will produce two great parties: one conservative and one liberal. He spoke outlining the shift and its potential impact on state and national politics.
The Mitchell Capital owners and staff details are listed with editor managing editor business manager and publisher. It names owners Jan q Dean C C Dean W J Herzog and others along with known bondholders and average circulation of 1980 copies. Sworn March 17 1914 before Notary W J Herzog.
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