Letter Attacks in South Dakota Campaign Reacted To
A letter from a prominent South Dakota progressive criticizes actions of the Crawford campaign and Sioux Falls Press. It defends Richards against allegations of bank interest and insurance statements while noting Richards’ substantial personal expenditure and rumored political maneuvers. It signals continued debate and potential further response from Richards and allies.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
Suron
Argus
Crawford
Richards
Huron
Cook
Sioux Falls Press
Aberdeen American
South Dakota
Mt. Vesuvdus
R. O. Richards
Co-Operative Rural Bank of ‘Wolsey
Europe
Gamble
Taft
Republican Party
Mr. Crawford
Mr. Richards
Mr. Gamble
License decision rounds Mitchell unity for growth
Voters approved resuming a licensed saloon in Mitchell by a 48 vote margin after a three week campaign. The town’s paper urges citizens to bury partisan strife, limit saloons to five or six, and unite with business interests to push Mitchell’s commercial and educational progress. The city council will set license numbers and enforcement remains a priority.
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Mitchell
Plaque Price at Church Bazaar Sparks Gentle Flirt
An elderly man asks what a plaque costs at a church bazaar. The pretty girl in charge replies one guinea. He teases if she is a little dear, and she blushes saying that’s when the boys tell her so.
Poultry Book Offer and Local Social News
Going, going, not gone. Poultry men come for free copy Conkey's 25c poultry book. Scallin Bros. Co. by mail 4c. The Epworth League social netted 17.50. Revival meetings at the M. E. church start Thursday. Various residents visited Mitchell for services and relatives, with several plans for social events and a dance tonight in G. P. Grosz's new Main Street building.
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Conkey
Scallin Bros. Co
Dan Sullivan
Will Smith
Gus Bauer
Albert Smith
Matt Schmitz
Parkkston
R. L. Tremaine
Ole Gullickson
Mitchell
Clarence Bordwell
Westfield
Iowa
W. B. Tobey
Don Schurz
Albert Evans
Bordwell
Agnes Tobey
Byron Swartz
Lawson Wrist
Parkston
Harry Stopfer
G. P. Grosz
Main Street
Carpenters
Loomis Notes On Residents And Improvements
April 21 Loomis notes Mrs W D Allen nursing a sore foot after stepping on a spike. Jay W and Miss Eva Gilfillan made short calls. Ned Smith starts building a hall. Job Marsden returns from Edgerton Wisconsin. Gordie Anderson ill this spring. Loomis adds a lawn tennis court and expects a strong team. Geo Bach Jr enlarges his house improving Loomis. Rev A B Keeler of Watertown visited last week.
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Loomis
W. D. Allen
Jay W
Eva Gilfillan
Ned Smith
Job Marsden
Edgerton
Wis
Gordie Anderson
Anderson
Geo. Bach, Jr
A. B. Keeler
Watertown
Local Notices Highlight Visits and Family News
The text notes Rev. J Keeler unable to preach for a month and hopes for his recovery. It mentions Arthur Case of Letcher visiting relatives, and Mrs. Cori Goodbin’s daughter Lena Mewhither born on April 20. Lena traveled to Quinn Tuesday to visit her brother Ora Mewhithe.
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Lola Shipton
Lillie Porteous
Mitchell
Sliotz
William Craig
Oswald O’rourke
West
O'Rourke
Denver
Colo
May Craig
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Tobin
R. A. Nation
Ethan
W. B. Tobey
Elmer Barker
Canada
Mr. Tobey
Mystery death or accident at Globe Gold Mining property
The aged receiver John Hinze died at St. Joseph's hospital from concussion after days unconscious. No killers found. cause whether assault or accident remains unresolved. Hinze was single with no relatives and belonged to the Red Men lodge of Newcastle Wyoming.
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John Hinze
Hinze
Globe Gold Mining Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hinzes
Red Men Lodge
Newcastle
Wyo
Mt. Vernon
Odd Fellows of
South Dakota
Pierre
Presha
Thomas Kill ’Am
Rosebud
Presho
Rapid City
William Washington
Farmers State Bank of Canton
Not Guilty of Contempt in Northwest Court
Spokane April 20 judge William Ekdanele ruled that judge K E Sullivan, Porter C Sullivan of Seattle and N E Nuzum of Spokane were not guilty of contempt for discussing grand jury testimony in the M J Gordon case. The court found no precedent or case supporting contempt and held that a witness recounting testimony does not itself contempt.
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Spokane
Wash
Northwest
Court of Record
Spokane County
William Ekdanele
KE. H. Sullivan
Porter Charles Sullivan
Seattle
N. E. Nuzum
Young Mother Apologizes Over Infant’s Teething Cry
A brief scene from the Boston Tran script shows a young mother saying sorry to a crusty bachelor on the top floor after implying a baby’s crying while he notes the child has a knife to play with.
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Topfloor
Boston Transcript
Solitude Delight for the Innocent
A concise aphorism notes that solitude pleases only those free of guilt or wrongdoing, implying moral clarity enhances personal peace and quiet. The remark attributes happiness in isolation to innocence, suggesting social judgment and conscience influence solitude's value.
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T. P. Navin
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Sitehell
W. A. Bracha
Michell
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Jit
M. J
Epworth League Social Puisit
Dr. King
Mitch
Masons
Sanford
East Thaw
Flemming
Lawson Wright
Ethan Sunny
Nelson
Rosenquist
Elva Klotz
Shaw
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Chicago
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L. J."stebbins
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