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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
2
Harvester Trust and Sherman Act Debate Reflects Reorganization Push
Washington dispatch notes the government will not prosecute the Harvester Trust under the Sherman act, citing willingness to reorganize to meet oil and tobacco trust precedents. Critics argue the trust is not a monopoly and question enforcement, highlighting ties to the steel trust and prison supply issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Harvester Trust
Canada rejects reciprocity treaty and shifts U S stance
Canada’s vote against reciprocity shocks the United States and strengthens protectionist sentiment at home. The decision alters political rhetoric, raising questions about U S tariffs and farmer prices, and highlights cross border economic tensions amid calls for retaliation.
Lands will pay for new capitol
The South Dakota state treasurer has called in about thirty thousand dollars of capitol building warrants issued through September 25, 1910. These warrants, drawn on the general fund, will be repaid from proceeds of future land sales. the state plans to reimburse the general fund with funds from lands as they are sold, avoiding direct taxation for capitol improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St Louis
Taft
St. Louis University
Young Men’s Christian Association
Philadelphia
Masonic Club
Ways and Means Committee
Ways and Means
Tariff Commission Association
Tariff Board
Congress
Conservation meet may be the last congress in session
Kansas City Missouri report on the third conservation congress in session here may be the last due to poor attendance by Gifford Pinchot Garfield Gov. Wilson Harmon Falk and others on the program Dr Harvey W Wiley speaks tonight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Conservation Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Garfield
Wilson
Harmon
Falk
Harvey W.wiley
Fifteen Year Anniversary Celebration for Dr and Mrs Robb
A large gathering at the Robbs home celebrated fifteen years of marriage with mirrors and floral decorations, a two course buffet, and a pyramid wedding cake. Guests recalled the couple’s wedding gowns as husbands read sketches, and gifts included a twelve glass water set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Robb
Sevral
E. S.teamer
Bobb
Evening Socials Span Farewells and Weddings in Mitchell
About thirty ladies attended a party at Mrs. John Michels to honor Mrs. Martin Jacquemai and visitor Mrs. L Indra as she returns to California. Mrs. Sid W. Smith hosted a six o'clock dinner for the Bately family and London visitor Stephen D Bately. O. J. Preston and Miss Edna M. Packard wed at the bride’s parents home with a formal wedding supper and guests from Mitchell, Bridgewater, Spencer and Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michels
Philip Tobin
Michels
First Avenue East
Martin Jacquemai
Sioux City
Sid W. Smith
Bately
Stephen Bately
Stephen D Bately
London
England
Peter Burns
Chamberlain
James Bately
John Bately
Sioux Falls
Lillian Bately
O. J. Preston
Edna M. Packard
Third Ave
J. S. Hoagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence Miller
Henry Nicolaison
Hazel Miller
F. S. Packard
Mitchell
Preston
Bridgewater
Alexandria
Kimball
S. 1
Taft Defends Tariff Board in St Louis Tour
In St Louis on a busy day President Taft defended the Tariff Board and urged a nonpartisan, thorough approach to cost investigations. He highlighted the board’s methodical data gathering on pulp and paper costs across Canada and the United States and praised its nonadversarial, expert analysis over congressional cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
England
Taft
St. Louis
Tariff Board
Henry C. Emery
Alvin Sanders
Breeders’ Gazette
Reynolds
The
Treasury
Roosevelt
Page
University of California
Canada
United States
Hemery
Illinois Central Men Start Strike
Memphis saw 1500 Illinois Central workers respond to a federation call as blacksmiths union president Kline reports craft unions seek federation recognition. He notes Davenport machinists’ convention will align with other crafts while Paducah clerks join the walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
System Federation
Memphis
Kline
Blacksmiths’ Union
Davenport
Paducah
Illinois Central Railroad
Separator Blown Up by Dynamite in Doland
In Doland South Dakota the separator of threshing outfit owned by Ben Williamson was destroyed when a dynamite stick placed in a wheat stack exploded as it fed into the machine. The blast wrecked the separator though the workers escaped unhurt in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
S. D
Ben Williamson
Williamson
Witness Held In Woonsocket Murder Case
A man calling himself John Pranke, claiming Charles City Illinois as home, is held awaiting Sanborn county officers. He says he knew Gus Kraft found dead near Woonsocket and a partner named Charney. He recalls the two horses and wagon and says he could identify Charley who worked with Kraft in a South Carolina thrashing gang and left for Kansas. He may identify Charley if he proves to be the man arrested near the Nebraska line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D
John Pranke
Charles City
Ilc
Sanborn County
Pranke
Gus Kraft
Woonsocket
Charney
Kraft
Charley
Crocker
S. C
Kansas
Nebraska
Bankruptcy notice of Lawrence N Nesselroad in South Dakota
In the matter of Lawrence N Nesselroad a bankruptcy is adjudicated on August 29 1911. The first meeting of creditors will be held October 2 1911 at 11 o clock in the forenoon at the Gilbert Block Sioux Falls. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Dated Sioux Falls South Dakota September 19 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of South Dakota
Lawrence N. Nesselroad
Kimball
Brule
Henry A. Muller
Gilbert
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
A. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitchell Publishing Company
R. Ronald
Official
the Good Harvester Trust
Ter Company
Harvester Company
Harvester
Harvester Combine
Department of Jus
Tice
South Dakota Penitentiary
Stanley
Steel
Steel Trust
Washington
Canad
Tett
Borden
Mark Hanna
Develo
Great Britain
Minneapolis
Sturgis
Carman Fisher
Fisher
Smithwick
French Creek
Alec Brewer
Flying Vrane
Brewer
Fairburn S. D
Kings Daughters of the
Congregational Church
Genevive Branson
Goodwin
Myrtle Craft
Sly
W. M. Mair
P. D. Packard
A. Hamaker
Spencer
Pringle
Virinia Pringle
Coller
Henry Nicolaisen
Lisbon
ST Lou Weph
SPEEC
GE Commission
Executive
Congressional Committee
Illinois Central
Wis
Companyton
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