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12 Sep 1912
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Mitchell Capital in Mitchell, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
1
HOUSEVELT TELLS WHY HE GRABBED THE PANAMA ZONE
Denver report notes a Colorado primary sweep by progressives with Philip Stewart nominated for governor and M Ammons for the Democratic ticket The Roosevelt forces urged Stewart to join Bull Moose but he refused and will face Minard B Costigan as the Moose candidate Also Helen King Robinson named for state senate while Katherine Williamson lost in the race for Congress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Philip 2. Stewart
M. Ammons
Roosevelt
Stewart
Bull Moosers
Minard B. Costigan
Full Moose
Shafforth
Charles S. Thomas
United States
Ben Lindsey
Helen King Robinson
State Senate
Katherine Williamson
Congress
Maine
Tacoma
Wash
Theodore Roosevelt
Cascades
Puget Sound
Col. Roosevelt
New Jersey
Smith
Seattle
Oregon
Veterans march in 12,000 strong G A R parade
About 12,000 veterans weathered thinning ranks in Los Angeles as the annual G A R parade drew 200,000 spectators. The national officers face election on Saturday with Colonel Albert Beers of Connecticut in the running for commander in chief. Detroit and Denver vied to host next year’s encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Albert Beers
Connecticut
Detroit
Denver
Negro Lynching After Attack on Girl in Cummings Ga
A mob of several hundred white men stormed the jail in Cummings Georgia and killed Ed Collins a Black man accused of aiding in the assault on a white girl. His body was mutilated with a crow bar and hung from a telephone pole before about 2000 spectators. Cox the confessed assailant was moved to Atlanta for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Ed Collins
Collins
Mnost Cox
Cox
Atlanta
487 Proposals for Advertising Actress
In Boston Olga Petrova the actress advertised for a temporary husband and has received 487 marriage proposals in forty eight hours. She says she may not marry at all and notes fans wait on street corners and at hotels. She believes this is a world record for volume of proposals in such a short period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Olga Petrova
Steamship travel unsafe until crews under govt control
Secretary Nagel announced after the Titanic disaster that full passenger safety cannot be guaranteed until Congress grants the Commerce and Labor Department authority over ship crews. He said many current crews are not sailors and cannot row a boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Congress
Aviator breaks nonstop flight record at Stamps France
Despite high wind, aviator Fourney set a new nonstop flight mark in a biplane from Ftamps France. He began at 5:57 a m and logged 461 miles by 4:30 p m with the flight still in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftamps
France
Fourney
Roosevelt Speaks on Recall of Judicial Decisions in Oregon
Roosevelt today spoke on the Rooseveltan recall plan in Oregon, citing court rulings nullifying laws of public interest. Taft is at Beverly, Wilson visits Jersey City, Debs slated for Galveston, Chatin in New Britain CT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Roosevelt
Taft
Beverly
Wilson
Hiudson County
Democratic Club
Jersey City
Debs
Galveston
Chatin
New Britain
Connecticut
Roosevelt Speaks to Seattle Crowd on Canal, Maine, and Bosses
Col Roosevelt addressed Dreamland park where thousands cheered as he led an automobile parade through Seattle. He praised the fleet’s world voyage, criticized Congress for delaying the canal, and claimed the people gained the canal despite a difficult process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Dreamland Park
Roosevelt
Panania
United States
Canal Zone
Congress
Columbia
Uncle Sam
Mayor Gaynor Clashes With Aldermanic Committee
New York City Mayor Gaynor faced a two hour hearing at City Hall resisting questions on police reform after the Rosenthal murder. He cursed the inquiry as scandal mongering, defended the police, praised Police Commissioner Rhinelander Waldo, and cited reforms including civil service integrity and anti graft efforts saving about $3,000,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Gaynor
New York
City Hall
Aldermaniec
Hermann Rosenthal
Mmory Y. Butler
Rhinelander Waldo
William HH. Curran
Butler
Chief of Indian Bureau Quits Post
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Valentine announced he submitted his resignation to Secretary of the Interior Fisher. Fisher was in Hawaii at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Indian Affairs
Valentine
Interior
Fisher
Hawaii
Hig
Resignation Acknowledged Amid Taft Administration Rift
It is admitted that the resignation was submitted and Valentine has been out of sympathy with the Taft administration indicating a political rift affecting leadership alignment and policy support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
Valentine
Taft
Great crowds converge on Vienna Eucharist congress
Tens of thousands of delegates arrive for the Eucharist convention in Vienna with one hundred special trains. Nearly two hundred archbishops bishops and clerical dignitaries attend as anti church forces protest. The government opposes distribution of literature amid growing bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Quarrels with Wife Prompt Suicide Attempt in Aberdeen
Charles Myers, 24, a cook at a Wisconsin hotel in Aberdeen, S D, despondent after a quarrel with his wife, swallowed formaldehyde in a suicide bid. A farewell note to a fellow employee helped save him, but he vows to repeat the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen, S. D
Charles Myers
Wisconsin
Myers
Rattlers Slain in South Dakota Farm and Nearby Attacks
Three incidents in Gregory and Tripp counties reveal snake stories as locals report rapid rattler deaths on the Louis Waugh farm near Colomo where John Mc Ghee and associates killed four rattlers in under 30 minutes. Nearby Hakon Matsen fought a blue racer near Burke, landing blows before finally choking the snake. Fred Gaestal, four miles southeast of Burke, also stepped on a snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
S. D
Gregory
Tripp
Louis Waugh
Colomo
John McGhee
Burke
Hakon Matsen
Matsen
Fred Gaestal
Large rattlers killed after shocking grain in town
Two large rattlers were killed and brought to town after shocking grain. Reportedly among the largest rattlesnakes ever seen in the region, their size is noted as remarkable for local wildlife.
Hunting Grounds in Trust Now Leased at Chain Lakes
Watertown South Dakota reports the Upper Pass at Chain lakes leased by local sportsmen. A gun club will protect and improve the property and reserve shooting rights, barring public access. P W Shoenberger and John Keegan lead the leasing on behalf of the club. Lower Pass remains owned by Watertown sportsmen and the effort forms a practical organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Upper Pass
Chain Lakes
South Dakota
P. W. Shoenberger
John Keegan
France Wins World's Trophy in Aviation
Chicago reports France yesterday won the world aviation championship. Jules Vedrines, France's champion, piloting a Deperdussen monoplane, captured the James Gordon Bennett silver trophy from the United States with no American plane challenging. Only American pilot Dello Thompson remained until the end, then withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
France
Jules Vedrines
Deperdussen
America
James Gordon Bennett
England
Dello Thompson
Vedrine
The Men Who Succeed Need Health to Lead
Promoting Electric Bitters as essential for strong enterprise leadership, the ad claims success hinges on health. It cites Chas B Allen of Sylvania Georgia reporting relief from rheumatism liver trouble stomach disorders and kidney issues after four bottles. Available for 50 cents at Diehl and Brown’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Allen
Sylvania
Diehl & Brown's
Kansas Vet Doctors Rule Horse Plague Not Contagious to Humans
In Topeka, Dr. S. J. Crumbine and Dr. A. L. Skagg declare the central and western Kansas horse disease is not communicable to people after investigating a human case. They warn carcasses must be buried, note medicines killed horses, and outline a conference to curb spread. Pastures and farm work suffer across forty counties amid the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
S. J. Crumbine
Kansas Board of Health
A.L. Skagg
Jetmore
Crumbine
Buckley
J. H. Mercer
Stubbs
Ness
Lane
Pawnee
Hodgeman
Barton
Russell
Stafford
Ford
Scott, Finney
Great Bend
Scott City
Couple remarries in Blackfoot ceremony at St Marys Lake
Chief Three Bears of the Blackfoot tribe remarried Washington correspondent Robert Heinl and his bride Helen Corbin in a ceremony likened to adoption. Thirty Indians, many grass dancers, attended with Heinl named Black Eagle and his wife Small Woman. About one hundred tourists from the U S and abroad witnessed the event at St Marys Lake Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Lake
Mont
Three Bears
Robert Heinl
Washington
Leslie’s Weekly
Helen Corbin
Indiana
Heinl
Black Eagle
Liner Kamerun Wrecked on Liberian Coast
London dispatch reports the Hamburg liner Kamerun totally wrecked along the Liberian coast. No further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Hamburg
Kamerun
Lloyds
VICE CRUSADE In West Hammond Leads to Court Action
Denver clean up results in indictments of Frank Greene and Carlos Wittenburg for conspiracy malfeasance and embezzlement. Millionaires Horace W Meyers Julius A Bennett linked to property used for immoral purposes as part of vice scandal. Becker case updates from New York include possible commission for Hot Springs testimony and delayed trial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas Johnson
Jtfrge Owens
Frank Greene
Carlos Wittenburg
Fiolice
West Hammond
Burnham
Virginia Brooks
Horace W. Meyers
Julius A. Bennett
Speer
Becker
New York City
Bischoff
Supreme Court
John F. McIntyre
Hot Springs
Gambler Rosenthal
Tomorow
Bigchoff
La Follette Attacked by Bull Moose Leader in Wisconsin
Medill McCormick, national vice chairman of the Bull Moose, addressed Wisconsin progressives and accused La Follette of past moves to back Roosevelt for president and seek support from Roosevelt and Johnson. The Bull Moose publication also denounced him as a leader who abandons the cause he aimed to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
L la Follette
Wisconsin
Medill McCormick
Bull Moose Organization
LaFollette
McCormick
Roosevelt
Johnson
Progressives
Road asks protection for Mexican property
New York City report notes that after fifty bridges were destroyed and extensive wreckage of track the Southern Pacific Railroad has formally demanded protection of its Mexican property from the U S state department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Southern Pacific Railroad
State Department
Washington
Mexico
Bishop Weller to be enthroned in Fond du Lac
Bishop Reginald Heber Weller succeeds the late Bishop Grafton as head of the Fond du Lac Diocese and will be enthroned October 6th. The ceremony marks a transition in the local Episcopal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Fond du Lac, Wis
Reginald Heber Weller
Man loses finger in tree-top baseball fall
Ernest Rich, watching a home run from a seat in a tree, toppled and grabbed a ring on his left third finger. The ring caught as he fell, tearing the finger off after several minutes of struggle before rescuers freed him.
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Prince Arthur
Francis Joseph
Archduke Chuke Charles Stephen
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