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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
4
The impeachent court in Albany resumed executive session deliberations on admitting Duncan Peck and Harry Morgan Thau testimony under article four or requesting another article on alleged offenses. No verdict timing is given. A lunch break followed, with rumors of deadlock and no imminent vote, and members were told not to disclose proceedings.
At the University of South Dakota in Vermillion upperclassmen resist university authority over a freshman named Miller. The commission of five deans failed to suspend leaders, while students call for a hearing as hazing provokes further tension and fear in the community.
An old advertisement describes uric acid in meat causing backache and cloudy urine. It promotes Jad Salts made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia to flush and normalize kidneys, reduce irritation, and prevent bladder issues. Drink a spoonful daily in water. touted as safe, inexpensive, and popular with druggists.
Rev Paul N McBeth pastor of the Lead 5 D Methodist church was asked by the headquarters committee to accept the position of assistant to Superintendent R N Holsaple. McBeth is well known in Mitchell with pastorships in Woonsocket and Alexandria and is a former newspaper man. W 8 S Hill left for Huron to attend a state fair board meeting to audit last month’s accounts. the regular meeting will be held in November.
An analysis notes most Chinese follow Confucian ethics rather than worship, with religion treated as an individual matter. It contrasts Chinese Muslims who openly profess faith, recounting Mohammedan history in China from 747 A.D. through Mongol era, noting today about 10 million adherents.
Dover police arrest Mrs. Helen S. Abbott aged seventy and Velasco Richmond aged forty two upon their arrival here after eloping from East Rochester. Abbott's children say she is feeble minded and was enticed away. The couple returned to their homes.
A large Paris company fills an order for thousands of mattresses marketed as unsinkable. The claim is that every passenger on a ship furnished with these mattresses has an ideal life preserver in bed, promising safety and buoyancy in emergencies.
The text asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best medicine for coughs and colds in foreign markets, noting it is the most popular remedy there. It claims widespread sale by all dealers.
Mitchell faces a severe shortage of rental houses and apartments. Secretary T J Morgans of the commercial club urges real estate dealers to send descriptions and terms for available residences to direct applicants and reduce vacancies. Many potential residents have already moved to Sioux Falls or Aberdeen.
Testimony from Archimandrite Autonomius claims Jews torturing Christian children and a history of ritual murder, while disputing incorporation of eighteenth century documents. He asserts pervasive Jewish violence, though he says he never heard of blood rituals. Workmen confirm Beiliss was at work when Yushinski disappeared.
Yankton College trains for Friday clash with Dakota Wesleyan on University field. Coach Her bert Hardy emphasizes the forward pass as ends Conyes and Woodward excel at catching. Over thirty players practice, with few injuries and a fast sod could aid Wesleyans’ open field game.
Coach Kerr of Yankton bars Paul Young and Forrest Fletcher from officiating the game. A. A. Ellerd of the Sioux City Tribune may referee, a choice acceptable to Mitchell authorities and favored by Kerr.
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