Political Debate Flows Through South Dakota Press Ties
The Argus Leader questions the motives of officials and publishers in South Dakota and links national campaigns with state politics. It reviews the influence of the Democratic and Republican parties on the western and southern states, questioning editorial statements and party directions.
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Argus-Leader
Gazette attacks Wheelock and town schemers
The piece denounces R. W. Wheelock and six other town schemers involved in political and financial schemes. It argues against painting the town as unhealthy or exploiting taxes while urging boycott-style pressure on merchants who skip home papers. It calls for naming other businessmen who defy local reading and advertising columns.
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R. W. Wheelock
Wheelock
Gazette
Weller
The
Gale
Knowles
McGovern
Booth
Logan
Moore
Rhoades
Reform Organ
Fusion scheme eyed to seize six states west of Mississippi
A Washington dispatch reports the national Democratic committee and the Farmers Alliance plan a joint strategy to capture Minnesota North and South Dakota Iowa Kansas and Nebraska by allotting state and legislative offices to the Alliance while the Democrats secure electoral votes and most Congress seats. The plan aims to fuse despite resistance from conservative Democrats and is already advancing in Minnesota with the North Star Democratic club.
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Sr. Paul
Washington
Pioneer Press
National Democratic Committee
Farmers’ Alliance National Committee
Mississippi River
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Alliance
Farmers’ Alliance
National Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
North Star Democratic Club
Indians Dismay and Ghost Shirts At Pine Ridge
News from Pine Ridge Agency reports quiet on the surface but growing dissatisfaction among Sioux. Dancers mix Omaha and ghost dance rites buying ghost shirts while land disputes and mixed blood clarifications stir chiefs and Turtle Mountain leaders.
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Pine Rips Agency
Omaha
Shields
Sam
Turtle Mountain Agency
Devils Lake
Secretary of the Interior
Bottineau
Royal Baking Powder Sets Standard in Tests
Government baking powder tests under Congress authority report Royal Baking Powder as superior in leavening power and quality, beating all rivals including standard cream of tartar formulas.
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Congress
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
FR. X. Valade
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