Mitchell Capital Friday February 28 1908 notice
A brief headline from the Mitchell Capital dated February 28 1908 notes a price tag of £1.00 and the figure 5 40 appears in the readable fragment. The OCR leaves the rest unreadable.
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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
9
State Tax Debunking under Crawford Regime
The Sioux Falls Argus rebuts claims of lower 1907 state taxes, citing official auditor reports from 1901 to 1908. It argues that taxes funded bond payments and deficiencies, showing the Crawford era did not shrink expenditures and that debt was paid down while appropriations rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Halls
Sioux Falls Press
Crawford
Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Take
Clay
Minnehaha
Brookings
Spivte
Kon Homme
Yankton
Penington
Sygivist Ihe
Rete
Local Proposals Spark Tax Debate and Office Creations
Critics accuse Crawford and allies of padding state spending to win votes. They cite creation of new offices like telephone and hotel inspectors to siphon funds, raising taxes by about $200,000, while stalwarts face punishment for duty. The speaker warns against buying influence and questions fiscal priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
United States
South Dakota Speech Breaks Away From Grawlins and Imps
Senator Kittredge delivers a measured address in South Dakota while Governor Crawford uses vivid phrases. The comment contrasts their tones before an intelligent audience, highlighting diverging rhetorical styles between the two leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Senator Kittredge
South Dakota
Crawford
Parker Defends Actions At White House Reception
Congressman Parker explains the Washington incident at a White House reception saying he was innocent and that his backslap was blown up by generosity toward Captain Seth Bullock. The episode led to South Dakota’s western congressman being removed from the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Parker
Washington
White House
President Roosevelt
South Dakota
Seth Bullock
Dakotan urged to back Burke for Congress nomination
The Pierre Dakotan criticizes its city’s push to defeat Charles H. Burke’s congressional nomination. It argues Pierre would be better without a congressman and cites federal aid and the federal building, urging the paper to apologize and support Burke for his proven record in Congress and for Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Dakotan
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
Congress
Dakotan
Burke
Pierre Withouu
The
Charley Burke
Insurgent Primary Tactics Under Scrutiny in State
The piece argues changing political conditions over the past year show insurgents failing to deliver reforms. It highlights Embock Buell and Kinbedve shifting back to the main party, the Crawford faction's weakness, and disputes over use of the 1907 primary law in counties like McPherson and Stanley, with stalwarts claiming the primaries will prove their strength in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Messrs
Embock
Buell
Kittredue
Crawford
Davison County
Kittredve
Kinbedve
McPherson County
Stanley County
Midland
Efier
States Attorney
C. J. Lavery
John F. Hughes
Smithereens
Salwarts
United States
Kittredge
Stani
Wade
Prominent Figures Shift Support to Senator Kittredge
John Schamber of Hutchinson County, former state treasurer, recently introduced Senator Kittredge at Kreesan and delivered a strong endorsement to neighbors and friends. The shift of Schamber and other prominent insurgents signals growing backing for Kittredge across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schamber
Hutchinson County
Crawford
Kittredse
Kreesan
Schaur
Kittred
Peace and Harmony Sought Amid South Dakota Primary Turmoil
Insurgents seek peace as factional battles ease in the run up to the March primaries. Governor Crawford pressures for Crawford and Kittredge alignment while Taft supporters weigh endorcements and June contests amid a heated party split.
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Republican Party
Kittredze
South Dakota
Craford
Yi EU
Clark
Redfeld
Republican
Weuron
Pethier Ta
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