Spoils System Debate Shapes South Dakota Policy
The piece critiques R O Richards campaign stance on patronage and appointive power. It argues against transferring appointive authority to private citizens or to the people, urging a Massachusetts style limited, accountable approach and warning of risks to public service integrity. The article emphasizes keeping appointive power with elected officials and stresses responsibility for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Richards
South Dakota
Richards
Hughes
New York
Mr. Richards
State Committee
Egan
Massachusetts
Monopoly Fears Span Congress and English Reform
The piece covers Congressman Martins push for preventative anti monopoly legislation and government oversight. It cites President Roosevelt on the Sherman act, Canadian King proposals for a price abuse commission, and the English trust dissolution amid public opinion. It also touches on Mrs Lareine Baker on women suffrage and demography, Tafts comments to suffragists, and a local Mitchell census prompt.
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Martin
Department of Commerce
Jiabor
Roosevelt
Oil Trust
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Mitchell Capital
Mitchell
W.R. Ronald
Official
Canada
Beef Trust
Tobacco Trust
McKenzie King
Labor
Soap Trust
England
Lareine Helen Baker
Seattle
Baker
Japan
United Stats
Taft
Washington
Ness
The
Mitchell Commercial Club
C. B. Zimmerman Co
H. D. Butterfield
Sioux Falls
S.D
A. D. Walpole
Joseph I. Goldhagen
the Creamery
Turner Produce Co