National and State Ticket List with Candidates
The list presents candidates for national and state offices including President Taft and Sherman, United States Senator Crawford, representatives Burke and Eben Martin, Governor Vessey, Lieutenant Governor Shober, Secretary Polley, State Auditor Hinning, State Treasurer Johnson, Attorney General Clark, Superintendent Astrud, along with Public Lands official Dokken and R R Commissioner Robinson. Legislative ticket notes M L Tobin as State Senator and A M ne as Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
Ohio
James S. Sherman
New York
United States
Coe I. Crawford
Huron
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
Eben. W. Martin
Deadwood
R. S. Vessey
Springs
H.C. Shober
J Highmore
C. Polley
John Hinning
Herreid
George G. Johnson
Canton
S. W. Clark
Redfield
Supta
Public Instruction
A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
Clenical School
Public Lands
County Ticket Listing Local Officials Hopefuls
County voters see a ticket listing candidates for county judge A A Chamberlain auditor T G Young register of deeds A J Holbrook county treasurer Samuel Birks clerk of courts A F Pay sheriff John W Boyle state s attorney S S Hagen county supt of ae W Smith coroner William Tolmie and commissioner first district vid Coughlin with constables Chas Hotalling J B Somers H Teets and W H Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Chamberlain
T. G. Young
A. J. Holbrook
Samuel Birks
A. F. Pay
John W. Boyle
9. S. Hagen
Ae W. Smith
William Tolmie
Coughlin
Chas. Hotalling
J. B. Somers
Teets
W. H. Wright
Theodore Roosevelt A Portrait Of A Striking Leader
A historical study portrays Theodore Roosevelt as an extraordinary figure shaped by elite origins and frontier experiences. It traces his move from Harvard to North Dakota, his drive for greater America, and his rise through political and military roles toward the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard
College Club
North Dakota
College Society
Greater
America
Napoleon
Elba
Dakota
Grant
Toman Ee
Wess
Navy
Roosevelt and Lincoln Compared in Power and Duty
The piece recalls Lincoln and Roosevelt as models of leadership who won hearts and fought malfeasance. It notes Roosevelt’s restraint in seeking a third term and hints at his return to influence, with reference to enduring themes of liberty and duty. It contrasts past presidents’ decisive actions with ongoing political dynamics.
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Grant
Lincoln
Mark Antony
Cesar
Roosevelt
Africa
Honest. Andy Lee as honesty standard in governor race
The passage questions the use of honesty as the sole governor qualification and notes scrutiny of Governor Lee and rival R S Vessey. It asks if critics aim to separate Lee from prior nominees by branding honesty as the lone criterion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lee
The Saloon and the Election in Mitchell
A Mitchell Clarion analysis argues against organized liquor opposition to Governor candidate R S Vessey, noting saloon interests prefer individual action and may back Andy Lee. It insists public sentiment will determine saloon influence and warns against liquor groups dictating the governor choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
R. S. Vessey
Andy Lee
Clarion
State Liquor Dealer’s Association
Senator Vessey
Vessey
Lee
South Dakota
Crawford
Elrod
Democratic primary deception prompts ticket row
The piece criticizes Democratic leaders for manipulating the ticket through a Rapid City convention after primaries. It claims they bypassed voters and ignored the primary law to install their own slate, causing party tension and controversy as the Wipf filing reveals the altered ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Caen
Meade
Salt
Reed
Democratic Party Faces Partial Ticket On Ballot
The piece argues party nominations create vacancies and that if a party fails to nominate, its ticket vanishes. Harris is deemed to have filed in good faith and bears the consequences. The Democratic ticket may be split and appear with petition nominees under a separate heading, as the party’s death cannot be officially declared until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany Sarat Sory
Harris
Democratic Party
Lee
Where Honor Is Due In South Dakota Rail Service
The article praises South Dakota for its effective railroad commission and credits the restoration of passenger train service to Watertown as part of a broader improvement benefiting many towns. It notes surprise at recognizing the commission’s role and argues for acknowledging its influence on better rail outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Watertown
Union
South Dakota
State Rail Board Earns Credit For Reform Efforts
The board avoided threats and built friendly ties with railways while asserting patrons rights. It focused on collecting facts to guide legislation and assessments, led by George Rice whose legal and banking experience boosted efficiency and integrity amid state challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rice
Rice
New York Summer Scene Shifts From Roof Gardens to City Desk
A bustling summer in New York contrasts city heat and urban retreats with mountain and lake escapes. A businessman muses on Harding and lines from a wife back home reveal the pull of city comforts amid vacations. Compton and Gaines figure in a salon of romance and leisure as town and country blur.
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Pompton
N. J
Broadway
Puget
Thirty-fourth Street
New York
Adirondacks
Catskills
Manhattan
Harding
Adkins
Sewell
Compton
Mountains
Gaines
Mary
Miss Mary
Falla
Miss Clay
Mr. Gaines
Chimneys Rock
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County of Beadle
City of
State Spirit Publishing Co
C. Richards
M. Osbon
O. C. Dokken
Toronto
R. R
F. C. Robinson
Groton
J . Thos. Thorson
M. L. Tobin
A. M. Ne
Wipf
O. Henry
S. 8. McClure Co
Mary Sewell
Mer
Atkins
Rita
Johnny
J. K. Basford
J. H. Mahafy
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