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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
4
The document discusses federal and state roles in resource mobilization during embargo threats, noting Oklahoma’s stance against limiting commerce. It criticizes judges Pettit and Dickson for conflicts of interest, accusing them of stifling justice by quashing indictments and obstructing related inquiries.
The text discusses a recall and judiciary role in a US context. It mentions the Senate examining books and investigations into bribery, with references to Illinois and investigations by a committee seeking to bring books to aid inquiry. It hints at sovereign power of legislative bodies and a search for records.
The piece argues the primaries, once resisted by politicians, have been adopted in 29 states in a short span. It asserts the public will shapes government and urges timely citizen arousal to resist entrenched power, noting South Dakota would not back repeal. It concedes flaws but favors the system over domination by a few.
At a three day annual meeting in this city with a large attendance Gov. R. S. Vessey and other leaders were present. Kent E. Kellar was elected president with Whit Gilbreath vice president and J. F. Schneider named general manager. The South Dakota stockholders now control six of ten directors and the manager. The Ayutla mine in Mexico will be directed by Schneider, while M. E. Kirkpatrick acts as secretary for the state.
In a sunlit Monday tilt at the ball park the Mitchell team defeated Aberdeen 14 to 7. About 1,100 spectators filled the grand stand and surrounding areas as the Mitchell band led a Main Street parade to First Avenue before game time.
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Edna H Boylan deceased. Exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Howard H Hatheway administrator at Mitchell Davison County South Dakota. Dated May 24 1911.
A good crowd enjoyed the ice cream social at Jim Stevens last Wednesday night in Lisbon. The event kept Mr Stevens busy at the scales as locals noted. Nearby, showers on Sunday were welcomed, and residents hoped for a bit more rain.
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