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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
2
Branson's Candidacy outlined in Huronite critique
The Huron Huronite assesses O. L. Branson as a first district candidate, arguing his platform favors Republican traditions and equal opportunity. It criticizes commentary by Col Bowen, notes Branson’s stance on taxation, and questions whether his statements match his actions. The piece contrasts Branson with reform ambitions and mentions the Beattie murder trial and Senator Crawford's progressive stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Branson
South Dakota
National Bear Garden
South
Republican Party
Republican’ Party
Standard Oil Ends Its Old Regime in Dissolution
The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey relinquishes control of its subsidiaries after a Supreme Court decree ending the old regime. Transfer books close. stock of subsidiaries will be distributed among parent stockholders over months, with readjustment not complete before December 1. A bid for ex subsidiaries at 310 a share was not accepted. In New York City a preliminary plan for tobacco trust dissolution was discussed at a federal building conference led by Judges Lacombe and Noyes, with another meeting set for September 14 before public hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Record
Standard Oil
Tobacco “Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
Lacombe and
Noyes
Federal Building
Wickersham
Sgames G. McReynolds
W.W. Fuller
American Tobacco Company
Local Happenings in Ethan Ithan SD Roundup
Albert and Mrs Schmitt move to Dimock where he takes charge of Fullerton lumber yard. Dan Sullivan builds a 20 by 28 foot foundation for a new meat market on Main Street. Ladies Aid nets 15 dollars at lawn ice cream social. Hog team runs away injuring themselves after unloading near Ethan. Mrs Trow returns from Carthage with granddaughter. Dr Howard selling assets in Pittsburg as Mrs Howard inherits property. Lou McKeel’s new barn nears completion. Born Aug 28 to Will and Mrs Gammill a daughter. Ed Tobin visits from Mitchell. Jack McDonald leaves after his mother’s illness in Ontario. Anton Deegen travels to Akron for brother’s funeral. Ethan beats Milltown 6 to 2 in ball game. A brother of Stephen Judge dies in Clinton Iowa. Rev Bradley preaches formerly of Kennebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithan
S. D
Albert Schmitt
Dimock
Schmitt
Fullerton
Dan Sullivan
Main St
Ladies Aid Society
M. I. Church
J. A. Howard
Pittsburg
Jack McDonald
Ontario
Canada
Anton Deegen
Akron
Iowa
Ethan
Milltown
Methodist church plans Sunday services
Sunday services will be held at the Methodist church in morning and evening. It is not yet decided if the pastor will stay until conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Fullerton Lumber Co
Fred Lang
Isthian Schools
Pennsylvania
Hawkins
Works Supports Taft Amid Republican Rifts
In Los Angeles Senator Works declares he will back President Taft in the coming campaign, predicts Taft’s renomination, and says insurgents will line up. He dismisses Woodrow Wilson and cautions that powerful interests may push Judson Harmon if the Democratic nominating process shifts timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Works
Taft
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Judson Harmon
Bankruptcy hearings in Aberdeen group focus
In Aberdeen South Dakota referee C N Harris presides over three bankruptcy cases, one involving a prominent local debtor. Proceedings cover standard filings, creditor claims, and payment schedules as the court reviews asset distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
C. N. Harris
Watertown Grocers In Bankruptcy Filings Noted
Arthur Paulson a Watertown grocer had a trustee ordered to set aside 750 as exempt. Herbert Sehlu men and Frank Connick also Watertown grocers saw H S Rowe named trustee. Joseph Dicesol an Aberdeen baker filed for bankruptcy with 18000 in liabilities and 700 in assets all exempt. Nearly 10000 of liabilities arise from an unexpired lease on business property. Discol an ambitious young Italian held the lease on business premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Paulson
Watertown
Herbert Sehlumen
Frank Connick
H. S. Rowe
Joseph Dicesol
Discol
Cummins Attacks Taft In Political Filibuster
Senator Cummins in the Chicago Record Herald outlines his case against President Taft. He cites Taft’s Canadian reciprocity stance and opposition to woolen tariff measures, New Mexico and Arizona statehood moves, and judiciary recall. He says Taft allies are reactionaries and standpatters on vital issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Taft
Cummins
Chicago Record- Herald
New Mexico
Arizona
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Mitchell
Mitchell. Publishing Company
R. Ronald
Official
Branson
Mr. Branson
Progressive
Col. Bowen
Congress
Col Bowen
Huron
West
Ole’ Branson
Beattn
Henry Clay Beattie
Chesterfield
Young Beattie
Mobile
Beattie
Der
Paul Beattie
Coe I. Crawford
The
Progressives
Blazil
Tobbacco Trust
Mr. Ed. Tobin of
Stephen Judge
Clinton
Mr. Bradley
Kennebec
New York
Peter Thompson
H. D. Butterfiel
Jack Evans
crug_ store
John Clement Meat Market
John Dunlavey
Main Street
Frank Laufenberg
Will Smith
Laufenberg
Mitchell Furnitures
Davison County Depository
Scallin Brothers Company
Rexall Stor
A. H. Pehrson
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