Roosevelt Delegation Fight Shapes South Dakota Primary
Three Republican delegate lists stand for the June primary in South Dakota Taft, Vessey led Labollette, and Nichards backed Labollette. Col Roosevelt's backers urge unity and avoid a fourth ticket to keep Roosevelt's momentum toward Chicago. Preston argues Roosevelt wishes no new list and Vessey delegates will carry the Roosevelt candate.
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Sioux Palls
Vessey
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
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Titanic Disaster Reports and Suppressed News Sparks Inquiry
Reports on the Titanic disaster vary with figures of saved and lost, with claims of news suppression tied to stock market moves. The Carpathia and Olympic relay details as crews rescue survivors while authorities mull a government inquiry into censorship and accuracy of casualty tallies.
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White Star Line
Henry W.patt
Taft
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SOS
Marconi Wireless
White Star
Marconi Company
Franconia
Rostrom
Washington, D. C
Aulreaddy
Chester
Salem
White House
SGS
Roosevelt Opens Nebraska Campaign with Broad Whirl
Roosevelt launched his Nebraska campaign at the Kerr opera house asserting Taft won only two votes in finess from Lorimer and noted touring Illinois and Iowa. He spoke in Burlington Mt Pleasant Fairfield Ottumwa Albia Chariton Osceola, declaring confidence in victory but warning of three more years of war if he fails. He favored a presidential primary in Iowa and said he preferred presenting his case to the people over politicians.
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Notice to Creditors Henry A Stahl Estate
Notice to creditors and all claimants to the estate of Henry A Stahl deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims to be sent to the administrator George J Stahl at Mitchell Davison County. Dated March 27, 1912.
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Mitchell
Davison
George J. Stahl
Catherine Stahl
Notice to Creditors of Catherine Stahl Deceased
The state of Catherine Stahl, deceased, directs all creditors and claimants to present their claims to the administrator at Mitchell, Davison County. Dated March 27, 1912.
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Catherine Stahl
Deceas
Notice to creditors estate of John W Gallagher
Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate of John W Gallagher deceased. Claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Christopher Footit administrator at his Mitchell office Davison County. Dated April 6 1912.
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Christopher Footit
Mitchell
Davison
Guardian appointment hearing for Newman children in Davison County
In Davison County Court a hearing is set for May 3 1912 at 10 a m to determine guardianship or surrender of Samuel Henry Newman George Albert Newman and Lewis Abraham Newman to the South Dakota Children's Home Society Mitchell South Dakota May Newman and John A Newman are to show cause why guardians should not be appointed. Also notice for probate of Rosa M Campbell will in the estate of Rosa M Campbell deceased with Saturday April 27 1912 at 2 p m in Davison County Court House for proving the will and issuing Letters Testamentary.
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A.D. Stuckman
Samuel Henry Newman
George Albert Newman
Lewis Abraham Newman
A. JD. Stuckman
Minnehaha
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison
May Newman
John A
John A. Newman
Miteh
South Dakota Children’s Home Society
Sioux Falls
W. Abbey
County of
Ofa M. Campbell
Frank P. Campbell
Fred M. Campbell
Louise Strong
Daisy Smith
Campbell
Maud Campbell
Rosa M. Campbell
S. Cattrell
Bids Sought for Road Grading Contract in Sutler SD
Sealed bids are invited by the Town Clerk of Sutler Township Sanborn County South Dakota for pulling an elevator road grader to grade eight miles of road. Bids may be per mile traveled per hour of work or per cubic yard of dirt moved. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Bids must be received by the Clerk.
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Sutler Township
Sanborn County
South Dakota
Butler Township Notice Issued in Letcher South Dakota
By order of the Board JM. P. Bates Clerk of Butler Township Letcher South Dakota directs the public notice before April 29th 1912.
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JM. P. Bates
Butler Township
Letcher
South Dakota
Notice to Bidders for Mitchell Road Improvement 1912
Davison County South Dakota invites sealed proposals for grading and improving five and a half miles of road from Mitchell Main Street north to Section 16-104-60. Bids offered per mile or for the whole route, with plans in Mitchell and Minneapolis. Requires certified check or draft equal to 1 percent of bid and bond of 40 percent, due within ten days of award. County reserves right to reject any bid. Ray Zangle, County Auditor.
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Mitchell
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Improvement Bulletin
Minneapolis
Mynn
Jbank
Mitchell,s.,d
Davison ‘County
South Dakota
South ‘Dakota
Ray Zangle
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