Voters Dispute Over Delayed Returns And Scratched Ballots
The article notes delayed returns from a primary election and a split slate with Crawford Vesse Dokken Astrud Robinson and Thorson on the progressive ticket and Burke Martin Johnson on the stalwart ticket. Martin leads Hall by about 200 as progressives show strength.
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Crawford
Vesse
Dokken
Astrud
Robinson
Thorson
Burke
Martin
Johnson
Hall
Shober
Hinning
Schrader
Warner
Lincoln shows strength in defeat boosts public respect
The passage lauds Hon. Isaac T. Lincoln for facing a lost campaign with manly, straightforward conduct. It asserts his defeat strengthens his stature and would win him friends, declaring he remains a man of resolve regardless of the outcome.
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Isaac T. Lincoln
Lincoln
Primary Law With Secret Ballot Needs Acceptance Not Repeal
The piece argues the primary law with secret ballot empowers voters and weakens bosses. It calls the first primary a landmark, compares it to trial by jury, and warns against special interests like railroads dominating nominations. It asserts voters act alone in booths, shaping outcomes.
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United State
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Mississippi River
Missouri
Ress
Coe I. Crawford
Centrol
Senek
Ballot layout debate surfaces in primary reform debate
The piece argues that candidates benefit from ballot placement not merit with Senator Kittredge cited as a home county exception. It notes Burke and Martin standings reflect ballot order and urges legislature to ensure candidates stand on merit by improving ballot design while preserving voter choice in primaries.
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Kittredge
Burke
Martin
Progressive Republicans claim broader gains beyond nominations
The piece argues that progressives far exceed mere spoils, noting they have influenced within their ranks and even converted Senator Kittredge and many followers. It cites the Mitchell platform as evidence of these changes and broader achievements.
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U. S
Down
Kittredge
Mitchell
The Caleb Powers Case and Partisan Justice
The Cal eb Powers case in Kentucky exposes the dangers of partisan bias in justice. A governor’s pardon leaves Powers free whether guilty or innocent, highlighting national echoes of distrust as Dakota demonstrates similar rancor. The piece urges Americans to outgrow partisanship and preserve impartial justice.
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Caleb Powers
Willson
Powers
Kentucky
Wm. Goebel
Taylor
State House
Secretary of State
United States Court
Dakota
No Experience Necessary in Suspect Sales Ad Scam
A scanned notice warns of a bogus sales job promising $110 monthly with expenses and urging respondents to send money for samples. It cautions that such “opportunities” are confidence games targeting working people and warns that victims risk losing funds and receiving worthless goods.
Numerous Local Personalities Return From Trips And Events
Rail shops see renewed activity as workers return. Ralph Mahaffy resumes banking in Broadland after visiting his wife in town. J A Cleaver travels from Aberdeen for electric railway talks. W H Pay of Mankato visits. he is inventor of a new mailing device. Thomas Erickson, Dakota Division C N W master mechanic, at Pierre on business. A broad array of social visits, birthdays, and entertainments mark a busy week plus baseball with the Huron Commanderies and a fountain of community notices.
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W. H. Pay
Mankato
A. F. Pay
Wis
John Connors
Ward Dexter
Winners Named With A Question Mark
This item reports on winners announced in a context where a question mark accompanies the outcome. The brief notes the event and hints at unresolved results or unclear scoring, reflecting a local newspaper teaser style.
Lectures on City Life to Open Next Week in Huron
The Commercial club presents a five part lecture course Monday to Wednesday night with topics The Patriotism of Peace The Battle of the Cities The City and the Home The City and the country and Huron night. Illustrated with stereopticon views entertaining and instructional. Tickets 25 cents at stores or a $1 button for all five. Free sessions for school children Monday afternoon and ladies Thursday afternoon.
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Greater
Huron
Commercial Club
Hail Insurance Ad From St. Paul Fire & Marine
W. R. Link promotes a hail policy written by a safe old line company. L. L. Berry and Trueman Baker will call on farmers to explain no assessments and no waiting for payment after loss.
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St. Paul Fire & Marine
W. R. Link
Trueman Baker
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