Editor and Manager Ketly in Advance
The notice lists Ketly as Editor and Manager in advance edition details, with a price of 1.00 and figures 76 140. No broader context provided, unclear publication date or title beyond roles.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
2
The notice lists Ketly as Editor and Manager in advance edition details, with a price of 1.00 and figures 76 140. No broader context provided, unclear publication date or title beyond roles.
The article discusses the Johnson boxing case, arguing for conviction on charges about transporting a woman to Chicago for illegal purposes. It critiques Johnson's pride and decries his perceived lack of decency, while noting the broader social context and the legal questions surrounding his appeal. It also touches on regional developments in education and agriculture.
An Edinburgh Review letter by journalist B N Bennet argues the Balkan War was sparked by Bulgarian secret agents the Komitadjis aiming to provoke massacres of Christians. It says massacres were orchestrated to inflame anti Turkish sentiment, enabling Bulgarian aims and shifting blame to Young Turks.
The state tax commission plans a newspaper series to explain tax concepts, urging fairness and avoiding double taxation. It argues that total revenue targets, not levy rates, determine tax burdens and uses an example where a district with 1,000,000 in assessed value seeks 10,000 in revenue, requiring a ten mill levy to raise the amount.
A Portland Evening Telegram interview with J. Ellis, a farmer who left the Midwest for the Pacific coast seeking high prices, explains why he is returning to Missouri to buy 120 acres. He notes that shipping, boxes, freight, and commission leave producers with meager profits, citing apples sold for 70 cents a box with 50 cents in costs and a $2.25 box commission. Ellis argues market difficulties and the large middleman take prevent livable profits on the coast.
Frank Hayes of Sully county found a Lewis and Clark era flintlock relic near the Missouri river in the Okobojo hills. The weapon's stock is rotted and the barrel cut to twelve inches, loaded with flint intact and marked H. F. U. from Lancaster PA. Ten notches suggest ten kills. Ownership remains unknown.
Boston news reports Dennis J. Collins witness for the prosecution in the resumed trial of President Wood of the American Woolen Company and Frederick Atteaux. Collins recounts meeting a Lawrence undertaker convicted of planting dynamite and says he knew nothing of the act.
Washington D C The Senate was sent the names of Harry J Keller to be register of the land office at Lewiston Montana and Abraham Hogeland to be receiver of public money at Lewiston Montana
Old guard and progressives in Washington discuss rehabitating the Republican Party for 1916. A call for Theodore Roosevelt as a unifier surfaces amid doubts about La Follette, Cummins, Borah, and Hadley. Standpatters debate strategy at a Newark dinner, urging cautious reform while fearing loss of leadership.
County officials and residents travel to Rapid City for the state meeting of the I O O F. Miss Hazel Hobart and Lucile Perreth visit Woonsocket. G E Miller of Tyndall and HW Cole of North McGregor accompany business folks to the city. Dr John Dougherty of Lower Brule Agency and Sh A Warren of Flandreau also attend. Two Mitchell Odd Fellows and Rebekahs headed for Rapid City on the west train with special sleepers from Madison Canton and Yankton. Mrs Joe Michels returns from Creighton Near. M R Atkinson and wife welcome a baby girl seven miles north of town. Jas Kimball ill with blood poisoning at 77 on Mast Fourth Street. City Auditor Jensen says the grace period for dog licenses ends today. unlicensed dogs will be arrested for harboring violations.
New York City lawyer John Nicholson Anhut was found guilty of offering a $25,000 bribe to Dr. John W. Russell, head of Matteawan asylum, to secure the release of Harry K. Thaw. Jury deliberated over two hours. sentencing set for Tuesday by Justice Seabury.
Mrs. Wm. Condon of Mt. Vernon had a gallstone operation Saturday at the hospital here. She is reported to be doing well today.
Brookings director of athletics Harry W. Mwing releases next fall's South Dakota State College football slate with games at Brookings against Aberdeen Normal Carleton Yankton Sioux Falls Huron College Dakota Wesleyan and Morningside. A two week camp at Lake Oakwood and a drop kicking forward passing and punting contest are planned as fans discuss a Brookings train to the Power City.
The first official survey on the Cheyenne river flood waters irrigation plan begins today. Littell Sniveley leads the team with Henry Sparks Emil Heek Clarence Hofstetter and Dan Bierwagen as scout from Brookings and Philip’s C W Pope as cook. The party will remain through the summer to assess feasibility and potential regional development.
Patterson New Jersey police lined two blocks as twenty former Arthur Price Company silk mill workers returned to work after a strike of over two months. Hundreds of Industrial Workers of the World picketed and tried to block the return but police kept order. Sixty pickets were arrested and manufacturers hailed the move as likely near end of the strike.
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