Local Official Candidates Listed by Position
A list of candidate names for county and state offices includes County Judge A A Chamberlain, County Auditor T C Young, Register of Deeds A J Holbrook, County Treasurer Samuel Birks, Clerk of Courts A F Pay, Sheriff John W Boyle, State's Attorney O S Hagen, County Superintendent of Schools J W Smith, Coroner William Hae, Commissioner David Coughlin, Justices: Cen pat iB Geta, Recorder and Hospitaling J B Somers H C Teets.
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A. A. Chamberlain
T. C. Young
Register of Deeds
A. J. Holbrook
Samuel Birks
A. F. Payor
John W. Boyle
O. 5. Hagen
J. W. Smith
Wiliam Hae
David Coughlin
Justines
Cen
Pat Ib Geta
Hotalling
J. B. Somers
H. C. Teets
Tin Horn Martyr Public Sentiment and Judge Landis
Opinion contrasts Standard Oil attacks on Judge Landis with the idea that public sentiment ultimately governs law. It accuses Standard Oil of long standing corruption and asserts that a powerful backlash could reshape the legal landscape beyond court rulings.
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Standard Oil
Judge Landis
Daily Press
East
Standard Oi! Co
Landis
Saeed Occaee
Our Schools Our Progress and the Cooperative Merit System
A discussion argues that a cooperative merit system could replace both socialism and ultraconservatism. It traces the flaws of the competitive profit system from ancient trade origins to modern commercialism and suggests a shift toward shared human happiness and production ethics.
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Orient
Mediterranean
Western
Baltic
The Talents and the Path to Better Education
The author argues that progress hinges on improved schooling and a minimum compulsory education standard. He says nature and society provide conditions for well being, and happiness depends on the system. the school is the key to better homes and moral, physical, and industrial improvements.
Bryan and the Negro Vote Echoes of Democratic Past
The article argues that democracy should persuade African Americans to vote for the Democratic ticket only if the party proves future benefits. It recalls historical Democratic opposition to emancipation, constitutional amendments, and civil rights gains, noting Republicans never adopted grandfather clauses. It questions the party’s present appeal to Black voters based on its past records.
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Ecg Cafe
Cue Dal
Congress
The Grosscup Reversal and Trust Control Debate
The United States circuit court of appeals reversed a twenty nine million dollar fine against Standard Oil. The piece questions equity versus law in the ruling and critiques Justice Grosscup while noting implications for government control of trusts and the need for federal incorporation to regulate interstate monopolies.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Standard Oil Company
Court of Appeals
Equity
Indek Landis
Justice Grosscup
Cure Instead of Punishment in Ancient and Modern View
The article contrasts harsh ancient penalties with modern humane correction, arguing crime is a disease. It describes imprisonment as deprivation of liberty, earnings, and citizenship, and notes a convention advocating new features in corrective legislation and dependent care.
Prison Reform Call Aims To Moralize Prisoners
A 19th century plea urges humane Christian influence to reform inmates and return them as better men after serving their terms. The text argues for non punitive treatment and moral guidance to reduce recidivism and improve society.
Modern justice goals cited in debate on crime and punishment
A discussion notes that harsher ancestral punishments failed to curb crime, arguing current reforms improve on past methods and reflect progress in addressing wrongdoing.
Buying a Ring and the Japanese View of Love
A collection of anecdotes contrasts Japanese views on lasting love with Western notions of romance. A Japanese woman speaks of enduring affection and a long life together, while a Brittany tale features a ring seller and a tourist who discovers truth about the presumed sweetheart and wife.
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France
Nature's Little Ship Jellyfish Sails Above Water
A tropical jellyfish uses a sail like a shell five inches across to drift on the surface. Its tangled thread body can sting powerfully, defending against predators. It moves only by sailing and resembles a toy boat when seen skimming the water. From London Saturday Review.
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London Saturday Review
Treating Them All Alike At Eben Ransom Farm
Eben Ransom insists on a strict uniform wage, one fifty dollars a day under normal times and one twenty five when times are hard, applying a single rule for all workers. A visiting philanthropic spinster questions equal treatment and wages, while Ransom defends the simplicity and efficiency of his method.
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Eben Ransom
Ransom Farm
Mr. Ransom
Her Modest Request When Andrew D White Was Minis
A brief item notes Andrew D. White’s early role as a junior minister in a small church setting. The short report references his modest request for guidance and his initial responsibilities within the ministry.
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Andrew D. White
Minis
Tamatau whakatangihangakoaauaoctanenui arangikitanatahu
Auckland readers note a Maori name for a Hawke’s Bay seaside area meaning "The hill on which Tanenuiarangi played his flute to his beloved." The long form Tam atua... arangikitanatahu highlights local lore.
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Hawke’s Bay
New Zealand
Tanenuiarangi
Auckland
Marital Persiflage Exchange Remains Light Hearted
Mrs Crabbe confesses no man is perfect and Mr Crabbe quips that Eve wasn’t made first, suggesting she would have bossed Adam if she had. The exchange appears in a Philadelphia Press joke item.
Wealth a Burden in Quotation From Washington Star
A Washington Star quotation questions whether great wealth is burdensome. Mr Com rox reflects that wealth brings varying responsibilities as family members may invest in a touring car, steam yacht, or even a foreign nobleman, causing ongoing worry.
Not Shall We Marry, Darling
A brief exchange shows an ardent lover asking to marry. the beloved replies I shall not you may do as you please. The lines capture a witty, curt rejection set in a playful mood.
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Germany
Moral Lesson Lost
A Chicago Tribune columnist notes a reversal in a social story about drinking and wealth. The piece contrasts public perception with reality, saying wealth followed by sobriety contradicts the common narrative.
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Chicago Tribune
Engines Reach New Heights at Huron Shops Exhibition
Engines 1144 and 1136, the largest ever sent to this division, arrived at the Huron shops Tuesday. Six of these Class I engines will be permanently run on the division as the new Class R engines. Az Re Eggleston reports a rare grab hook found eighteen years ago by master blacksmith John Koener. Visitors at the shops may view the specimen by asking Mr. Eggleston.
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Huron
Az Re
Eggleston
John Koener
Koener
For Sale and Help Wanted Notices in Alpena
FOR SALE Good angie harness and cheap buggy. See R Mahaffy at Broadland Bank. WANTED Cook and dish washer at Revere House Alpena. 8 D Mrs BE Niestadt 35 26.
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Angie
R. Mahaffy
Broadland Bank
Revere House
Alpena
BE. Niestadt
Summer school tour and local notices highlight week
Local notes report a summer school girls automobile tour through the city ending the school’s closing week. Mrs. Geo Mahaffy plans a nine month coast trip via Washington Oregon and California. Rev. Evans joins the Presbyterian board as home missions pastor. The Methodist Sunday school hosts an annual Bell's grove picnic. Julius Feige visits from Syracuse and works for the Syracuse Telephone and Telegraph Co. Rental ads list land and horses for sale. Various residents visit, ranches and crops are discussed, and a hail storm damages county crops with insurance covering losses.
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Feige
Syracuse Telephone and Telegraph Co
Huron
Jonn E. Warp
G. W. Abell
Miller
G. H. Carrol
Abell
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County of Beadle
City of
State Spirit Publishing Co
Huron, South Dakota
O. Richards
M. Osbon
Bisale
William H. Taft
Ohio
James Lee
New York
United Seabee
Sena Coe I Caen Huron
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
Eben. W. Martin
Deadwood
George G. Johnson
Canton
W. Clark
Redfield
H. A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
Commissioner School and Public Lands
Dokken
Toronto
R. R
C. Robinson
Groton
National
Sanneenee Thos
Thorson
M. L. Tobin
A. M. Giles and
E. Sedam
Bryan
Japan
Brittany
Quimper
Nature
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lambert
Cor
Utah
2Nd Sts
F. H. Holton
Notos
Geo. Mahaffy
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Washington
Oregon
California
J. H. Grimme
Miner County
Hot Springs
Frank Choate
Tredway Place
Beadle County
Ede
Hart
Cavour
Messrs
W. J. Haigh
Beadle
Stewart
W. R. Link
W. H. Stanley
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Aage
Aberdeen
McPherson County
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