South Dakota Boss Rule Criticizes Elrod for Misdirection
In strong editorial voices from Soo Critic and Hudsonite, critics condemn Gov. Elrod as a corporate-backed proxy for South Dakota, warn of re-election opposition, and argue Mr. Gamble should represent the people to ensure the senior senator returns to Congress.
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Huron Weekly World
Huron
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South Dakota
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Martin
Gamble
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Hepburn rate bill debate signals Senate test ahead
The House passage of the Hepburn rate bill prompts cautious optimism and predicts a strenuous Senate battle. Critics warn the measure may not satisfy radicals or protect cities from discrimination while expanding interstate commission powers. News notes South Dakota figures including Eben W. Martin and Senator Gamble amid railroad interests and local political maneuvering.
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Commission
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Homestake
South Dakota
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Waspington
Washington
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Burke
Beert
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Alf
Marce
Coe I. Crawford
Eesee
Governor Elrod Critics Blast Reelection Record
A political notice denounces Governor Elrod’s reelection bid. It accuses him of opposing representative government, endorsing railroad interests, and undermining the people’s primary petition in an alleged unconstitutional caucus, citing constitutional and legal concerns.
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Elrod
Robt. Stewart
Peoples
Philo Hall
Political Machine Tug of War in State Politics
A compilation of editorials from Parker Hudson Geddes Aberdeen Brookings and others debating Roosevelt rate legislation machine politics in South Dakota and neighboring states. It contrasts insurgent movements and official support with comments on governors sherwood elrod and public sentiment for fair dealing and cleaner politics.
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Turner County
Iowa
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Machine
Hudson
Lincoln County
Hudsonite
Geddes
Charles Mix County
Aberdeen
Brown County
Brookings
Brookings County
Lawson
Aberdeen News
State Recentral Committee
Brookings Press
Washington
Washingon
Mr. Roosevelt
Spooner
Foraker
Kittredge
Elkins
Et al
Contrers
LaFollette
Gamble
Gov. Cummings
George D. Perkins
Sioux City Journal
Bancroft
Wessington Springs
Burke
Congress
Elrod’s plea for a second term mocks historical precedent
The passage argues that all state governors earned a second term regardless of party, labeling Elrod's claim as foolish. It contrasts his reasoning with President McKinley's assassination and La Follette moving from governor to senator to critique his bid for office.
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South Dakota
Sam Elrod
Elrod
Iowa
State grafters set 500 delegates for next convention
The Sisseton News reports insurgence leaders, Roosevelt Republicans, claim 500 delegates for the upcoming state convention. Supporters cheer, predicting a tie within five months as they target a further 150 delegates to secure parity.
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Sisseton News
Alice Roosevelt to marry, per careful daily readings
The notice infers from daily papers that Alice Roosevelt is set to wed. The source presents no official statement but points to upcoming nuptials involving the prominent Roosevelt family and high society circles.
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Alice Roosevelt
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