Official Proceedings and Insurgent Politics in Beadle County
The World prints the Beadle County Board of Commissioners proceedings and decries losing official paper status. It notes circulation figures, criticizes Iowa practice, and discusses insurgent movements, GambIe Crawford alliance, and machine politics influencing South Dakota race dynamics. It references Senator Gamble, Coe I Crawford, Governor Herried, and editorial views from Yankton Press and Dakot a.
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Beadle
Arthur G. Keene
Huron Weekly World
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota
Board of Beadle County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Iowa
New Comer
LeMars
Times
Gamble
Crawford
Gambie
Coe J
Coe I. Crawford
Senator Gamble
Mr. Gamble
Messrs
Gamble and Crawford
United States
Yankton Press
Dakotea
Daily
Astonisher
Geo. D. Perkins
Sioux City
The
Martin Senate Bid Questioned by Elk Point Courier
The Elk Point Courier notes Col Arthur Linn of the Canton Leader may know if E W Martin will run for the U S Senate. The column confirms a Martin candidacy but says the approach is peculiar and that they cannot support him despite the disclosure from Burke and others.
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Arthur Linn
Canton
E. W. Martin
United States Senate
Elk Point Courier
Bruce
Senate
Burke
Martin
South Dakota Leads in Farm Bank Deposit Growth
A Chicago Record-Herald correspondent notes record growth in bank deposits across the nations farming regions. South Dakota tops northern states with a 355.7 percent five year gain, followed by North Dakota 284 percent and Kansas 239 percent as Arkansas and Mississippi show even larger increases in the Deep South.
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Chicago Record-Herald
South Dakota
United States
South Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Pacific States
Central States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
North Dakota
Kansas
Iowa
A Man of the People and Crawford’s Square Deal Rise
A Sioux Falls era summary notes Crawford’s appeal to common people and his break from political machines. It cites Beadle County support, calls his campaign a square deal, and contrasts his lack of favors with pressure from machinists and reformers. The piece reflects on public opinion and the farming question.
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Crawford
Gor
South Dakota
Machine Press
Standard
Beadle
Centerville
Education for Farmers and Better Land Use
The Arlington Sun argues for educated farmers who treat farming as a profession. It criticizes underutilized land and shallow plowing, noting eight bushels of wheat and unfertilized soils waste potential. It warns cheap management harms future yields and invites improved tillage and knowledge.
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John
Arlington Sun
Political Affinities Echoed by Local Papers
The Centerville Journal questions the Argus-Leader editorial stance asserting a one man rule, contrasting with Gamble Crawford Hall Elliott and other state Republican leaders who disagree with the approach. The piece reflects local newspaper alignments and ongoing partisan commentary.
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Argus-Leader
Gamble
Crawford
Hall
Elliott
Argus Leader
Centerville
Democrats Challenge Honest Caucus Law as Constitutional
Democrats will test the constitutionality of the honest caucus law passed by the railroad legislature last winter. They claim the measure violated the state constitution and seek justice from the highest court in the state, asserting reform and integrity.
Postmaster John Longstaff Faces Billing Irregularities Charge
Brookings Register reports John Longstaff postmaster of Huron may face damages suit and potential removal from office over alleged gross irregularities. If true, he must explain and defend himself to clear his name.
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John Longstaff
Huron
Brookings Register
Democrats to Hold State Convention at Yankton
The South Dakota Democrats may convene a state convention in Yankton if the party assembles, noting the party's current small size and the unlikely rise of a popocratic governor just six years past.
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Yankton
Argus
South Dakota
Daily paper mocks Crawford governor bid as poor politics
The daily says Crawford’s Republican nomination run is poor politics now while joking when the band bill might call it good politics. It speculates on timing and hints at his possible death as a grim punchline.
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Crawford
Daily Astonisher
Senator Kittredge Faces Rail Rate Regulation Push
The cartoon hints Mr. Kittredge cannot dodge the railroad rate regulation proposal. He would prefer to defeat it but dares not, as his constituents back the measure.
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Kittredge
New York Court Affirms Right to Sign Bought Railroad Ticket
The New York Supreme Court affirms a purchaser may sign the name of the seller on a railroad ticket sold to him. The ruling holds that selling a ticket transfers the purchaser’s right to endorse it with the original owner's name.
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Supreme Court of New York
Insurgent Republicans Highlighted by Centerville Journal
The Centerville Journal praises insurgent Republicans naming Gambl Crawford Hall Thorson Elliott and others as capable leaders on the insurgent side. The piece presents them as formidable company in the political landscape.
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Gambl
Crawford
Hall
Thorson
Elliott
Centerville Journal
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OR and
Dakota
Acridavit
H. A. van Dalsem
Notary Public
Herried
Mr. Burke
Congress
Aswaisher
Longstaff
Col. Linn
China
Granite
Ehiette
Corley
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