Prohibition Leader Speaking at Corn Palace
Kansas Attorney General Hon. We Pie plans a Sunday evening talk at the Corn Palace before the election. Assistant State’s Attorney Triehkect recalls Wyandotte County’s 1906 shift from saloons to a dry county, noting Kansas City Kansas became the largest city with no saloons or dens.
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Corn Palace
Triehkect
Kansas City
W Prickett
Wyandotte County
Ikansas City
Germany
France
England
Canada
Busi
Narrow Escape on a Bridge Near Chamberlain
Amos Schook of Oacoma and two women faced a peril on the Missouri river bridge between Chamberlain and Oacoma. A Milwaukee Road train bore down as Schook pushed the women to safety then was struck by a car step and swept into the river, aided by his coat and went to shore.
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Oacoma
Amos Schook
Missouri River
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chamberlain
Schook
American Island
Funeral for E J Haynes Remains at Graceland Church
Funeral services for E J Haynes held Sunday at the Methodist church in Mitchell with a large turnout. He served as Davison county treasurer 1902 to 1906 and died April 10 after Bright's Disease at age 56. burial at Graceland followed a long viewing and a moving obituary tribute.
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E. J. Haynes
Methdist
Fourth Avenue West
Davison County
H. S Wilkinson
T. H. Youngman
Roy Morris
C. W. Downey
L. D. Milne
Virgil Boyles
Florence Morris
Youngman
Howard James Haynes
Cross Plains
Wisconsin
Mary E. Taylor
Black Earth
Harold
South Dakota
Mt. Vernon
Scandinavian voters pressed for Kittredge views in South Dakota letter
John Reierson asks Knute Nelson to state whether Senator Kittredge serves the common people, supported the railway rate bill, and enjoys the confidence of Roosevelt and Taft. Nelson replies Kittredge backed Administration measures, aided rate bill passage, and shares reform aims, with strong Senate standing and active dedication to public rights.
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John Reierson
Scandinavian Republican League
Davison County
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Reierson
Nelson
Mitchell
S. D
Washington, D.C
United States
South Dakota
A. B. Kittredge
Washington, D. C
Taft 1
Senate Chamber
Senate
Judiciary
Temperance Meeting at City Hall Endorses Prohibition
About five hundred people gathered at City Hall on Sunday afternoon to discuss temperance. Morse of Sioux Falls shared his conversion story after serving a penitentiary term for shooting, urging opposition to intoxicants. Captain Van Etten argued for prohibition as the best solution to license questions and called for saloon defeats. Nightly meetings are planned for the rest of the week.
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Mer. Karli E. Jenks
Mass Martie
Jont.s.wilkinson
L. R. Erskine
C. J. Bliss
Thos. Morse
Sioux Falls
Morse
van Etten
Democrats Endorse Dowdell Olson for Congress. Lafollette Circulates Governor Bid
A Democratic caucus after the state convention backs Emmet Dowdell of Artesian and Andrew Olson of Deadwood for Congress with broad support and hints Lafollette may run for governor or U S Senate if Andrew Lee moves. The plan hinges on party success in the upcoming primaries. Work resumes on the Elks Building with masons tackling the remaining tasks and the scope uncertain.
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Andrew E. Lee
Emmet Dowdell
Artesian
Andrew Olson
Deadwood
W. T. Lalvollette
LaFollette
Andrew Lee
Lee
Lafolette
United States
Neutenas-gouserner
Will ‘Ty
Labollette
Jon Thess
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Thomas Taylor
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