Thorson recalls pressure to defeat 1905 primary petition
Gilbert Thorson of Minnehaha recounts two hours with Senators Rogde Northrup and Robertson as they urged him to vote against submitting the 1905 primary election petition to the people. A telegram from Senator Kittredge was cited as backing defeat and offering office in Minnehaha County. He chose conscience, voting to submit the petition, which passed the House. He also notes party resistance to Roosevelt endorsements and claims a Kittredge-led effort to block reform.
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Robertson
Thorson
Kittredge
State Senate
Peter J. Rogde
Henry Robertson
Minnehaha County
Pierre
Washington
Gilbert Thorson
Dell Rapids
Locke Hotel
South Dakota
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Peter J. Royde
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Rogde
Ed Northrup
Gilbert
Senator Kittredge
Pettit
Nombeen
Sioux River
State House
Roosevelt
Hall Reportable Action in South Dakota Delegation
Congressman Hall announced from Washington that the Lemmon land district bill passed and the Cheyenne reservation opening bill will pass, having secured right of way this session. Hall says he has put South Dakota on the map in Congress, while Senator Gamble is achieving more for the state with Kittredge not aiding him.
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Hall
Washington
Lemmon Land District
South Dakota
Congress
Gamble
Kittredge
Low Rates to Pacific Coast by Chicago Union Pacific Line
Very low round trip rates to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and other Pacific coast points daily June 1 to September 15 with liberal return limits and flexible routes. Applies to North Western Line. full particulars available.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Orth Pacific Coast
Aeat
North Western
Midsummer Excursion to Chicago Account Republican Convention
Round trip tickets on sale via the Chicago and North Western at a rate of 19.15 dollars from this station. Ticket sale limited to June 30. Ask for particulars and age tee.
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Chicago & North
State Finances Under Crawford and Campaign Claims
A Sioux Falls era report defends Governor Crawford's fiscal record, arguing prior administration left debt and that warrants were paid. It counters attacks from the Capital Journal, listing state revenues from various fees and taxes and asserting accurate fiscal records will prove the facts.
Town Boosting Talk Aims at Huron Growth
A large audience of Huron business leaders heard George Irving of Chicago outline opportunities and a plan to bring industrial development. Local officials and former leaders debated drainage, infrastructure, and a proposed program of five lectures plus five business conferences to promote home industries. A five-member committee was empowered to advance talks with Irving and act on the plan.
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Commercial Club
George Irving
Chicago
Rice
Irving
Huron
Father Desmond
Cleaver
Hutchinson
J. W. Campbell
B. EB. Beach
EB. L. Abel
Lyceum
Perry Plummer Visits With Family Return to Rockford
Perry Plummer and his sister Mrs Victor Robins visited Rockford and the Plummer family. Perry returned to his work in Rockford, Kit, while Mrs Robins plans to stay with their aging parents for two months or more.
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Perry Plummer
Rockford, Kit
Victor Robins
Perry
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