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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
1
The bank pledges protection to depositors in all emergencies against reckless speculation and get-rich-quick fever. It guarantees profits come from prudent, conservative management with no element of danger. Prospective patrons are invited to inspect these claims of strength and stability.
Pierre South Dakota State Auditor Hirning in a transmittal letter previews a three volume forthcoming report to the governor. He notes improved state finances, outlines tax flaws in assessment laws, and urges amendments to tax telephone, express, and bank stock rules and equalization powers.
Des Moines Ind notes Senator Albert B Cummins plans to introduce a nationwide primary bill in the Senate He argues current convention rules rely on state delegates and suggests a national party vote basis If Congress delays he will seek a law to regulate national party conventions based on party votes rather than population
Governor Vessey of South Dakota in Frederic hotel says Theodore Roosevelt is the unqualified progressive and will define his Western trip stance in forthcoming speeches. He notes no current antagonism with Taft and predicts Roosevelt as the logical center of the progressive Republican movement, with an official position due soon.
In Sioux Falls Judge Carland denied Burlington's motion and sustained the 1907 double damage fire law in a government suit to recover damages from Chicago Burlington & Quincy for Black Hills reserve fires. The ruling could lead to a parallel case against Milwaukee Road for prairie land losses on two Indian reservations, totaling about 37 000 dollars.
Theodore Roosevelt will address South Dakota in Sioux Falls on September 3 at 5 p m from a tent platform. W Cooke, state Republican chair, reports Roosevelt approved the 5 o clock start and tent cover. The party establishes state headquarters in the Pay Block on Phillips avenue with C J Morris as secretary and a 3 p m committee meeting in Sioux Falls on September 3.
Washington dispatch reports Chicago will show a 1910 population near 2,135,000, an increase of about 436,426 in the last decade, roughly 25 percent, with figures aligning with New York’s growth. Additional census numbers list Buffalo 423,715 Denver 213,381 New Albany township 25,276 Connellsville Borough 12,845 Boone 10,345.
Deadwood reports a new district for Methodist churches to be formed next month. Rev. R H Dolliver loses part of Black Hills duties to supervise southern Black Hills and area east to the Missouri River. Rev. Hugh Hay will lead the northern Hills and area to the North Dakota line. Edwards of Ottumwa Iowa will replace him in Deadwood. In Pierre, Jan Skovron is jailed after attacking Dave Hill with a shovel, inflicting a skull fracture.
The note argues the law will increase filings in the federal courts for hearings and trials, predicting many cases will be brought under the new statute. The text emphasizes court handling and potential rise in federal court activity.
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