Debate Over Senate Race Sparks Statewide Talk
State press reports intense maneuvering around the Gamble Senate race. Insurgents and stalwarts clash over nomination outcomes while ex Senator Pettigrew eyes a run to defeat Gamble and clear a path against Kittredge. In Sioux Falls, a $210,000 waterworks sale offer plus $50,000 hydrant rent cancellation tops local debt worries as talks continue.
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Gamble
Pettigrew
United States
Pickerel
Gambie
Kittredge
United States Senate
Coe. I. Crawford
Senate
Senator Gamble
Huronway
Crawford
Pettgrrew
Sioux Falls
Mitchel corn palace draws statewide praise and plans grow
The Mitchell corn palace gains statewide acclaim as counties push for exhibit space, boosting agricultural showcases and eastern visitor interest. Local notes mention visitors, travel plans, weather, and community events across Ethan, Loomis, Mt. Vernon, and Daniels with ongoing harvest activity and rail updates.
Sioux Falls Council Rejects Waterworks Purchase Proposal
The Sioux Falls city council rejected American Waterworks and Guarantee Company bid to buy the water system after newspaper dissemination. A petition representing five percent of voters seeks to have the proposition submitted to city voters for decision.
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Sioux Fall
American Waterworks and Guarantee Company
Sioux Falls
Statement From Mr Hoffman on Candidacy and Loyalty
Fred C Hottman asks the Republican county convention to support his bid for the house of representatives citing twenty five years residence and party loyalty. He pledges to advance local government and business interests and to endorse the state convention and its choice for United States senator without switching sides.
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Republican County Convention
House of Representatives
Fred C. Hottman
Riverside News Roundup From Mitchell Area
Riverside reports include Ralph White visiting parents in Mitchell on Sunday and Clarence White from Mitchell calling Monday. Mrs. A Albee visited her sister in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. J R White visited W Wallis. Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs C D DeMott Thursday afternoon. A man named Knopp is mentioned. Iron Mason City has taken charge of the lumber yard for Davis & Co.
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Aberdeen
Gus Roney
Missouri
Frank Shannon
Charles Larson
Jessie Tremaine
Mitchell
Henry Schieck
Lillie Donk
Frank Cole
Rosebud
Ralph Spink
Thomas Navin
Will Abbott
Mthan
Geo. Eastman
Anna McNary
A. Ortmann
Harkness
Parkston
M. Kk
Fred Vobey
Hitler Dobson
Arthur Roney
Chester Wittstruck
Ottman
Trow
Charlie Coyne
Wolsey
Clara Thompson
Ethan
Presho
Anna Faust
Cutts
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Chicago
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Barker
Nebraska
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Tripp
Ruby Wheeler
Gnawa
M. EB
Omaha
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Leleter
S. M. Crippen
A. Jy. Pasco
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Mobeck
Plainfeld
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L. T. Kaper
Miss Bager
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Jim Ayrs
Ethel Pynch
J. P. Shaw
Looints Church
Geo. W. Kilbon
Graceland Cemetery
Mt. Vernon
Virgil Heiner
Geddes
H. H. Garey
San Antonio
Texas
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G. H. Smith
Avon
Fred Wagner
J. B. Haynes
Gilmore City
Iowa
Armstrong
Riceville
Irwin
Eli Thomas
Armour
Roy Butterfield
Dale
Plankinton
Jennie Williams
D. T. Williams
Murdo
Riverside
Ralph White
Clarence White
A. ©. Albee
J. R. White
W. Wallis
Ladies Aid
C. D. DeMott
Knopp
Iron Mason City
Davis
Towne Declines Presidential Ticket Without Bryan
The New York Sun reports Charles A. Towne would resist running on any presidential ticket not led by William Jennings Bryan. Towne’s path into Congress was aided by Tammany Hall, whose consent would be required for any joint ticket.
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New York Sun
Charles A. Towne
Mr. Bryan
Tammany Hall
Towne
Sulzer on Towne ties and party votes in New York
The passage notes an indignant protest by the long-standing servant of the organization, the Honorable William Sulzer. It questions Towne's links to William J. Bryan and suggests that the apprentice would be consulted, yet sees no votes in the ex-republican and ex-populist now aligned as a Tammany recruit in New York.
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William Sulzer
Towne
William J. Bryan
Prentieman
New York
Tammany
Reclaiming Waste Land Near Gary by Ditching Machines
Madison Leader notes thousands of acres of low land near Gary will be reclaimed this summer and fall by two huge ditching machines. One machine has worked on the Trageser farm, completing ditching at a cost of about 400 dollars, expected to pay for itself with the first crops. The article says much waste land in the region will be reclaimed to produce crops in future seasons.
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Gary
Trageser
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