Daily Republican to Be Central South Dakota District Paper
The piece outlines Mitchell Daily Republican plans to become a district newspaper delivering state and general news along with markets ahead of rivals. It highlights new features, distribution reach, regular correspondents, and a focus on serving western and northern farmers.
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Wolsey and
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Salem
Omaha
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United Press Association
Moody's Church
Chicago
South Dakota
News of
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Mitchell Daily Republican
Contest Re Cemented by PEO President
The brief note records that the contest was re cemented by the PEO president, marking the event with formal affirmation and organizational involvement.
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The
Peo
Progressives push platform in South Dakota campaign
A Deadwood Telegram summary reports progressive Republicans met at Huron and Mitchell with 75 delegates from most counties to endorse a Cannonism platform and oppose the current Congress leaders. They held further private meetings, urged unity, and attacked stalwart editorial criticism while defending state debt as growth driven by school and state institution investments.
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Huron
Congress
Cannon
Aldrich
House of Representatives
Mitchell
Watertown
Argus
Sioux Falls
Comdog
South Dakota
South Dackta
Vessey
Will Side With Pinchot Tribune Opinion
The Chicago Tribune urges support for Pinchot amid President Taft's discharge, arguing the public interest justifies Pinchot's stance and praising Roosevelt's reform zeal while accepting Ballinger's lawfulness. The piece frames Pinchot as aligned with Roosevelt's spirit and public domain protection.
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Ballinger
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Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Pinchot
Roosevelt
Press Opinions on Pinchot Dismissal Across Papers
Sioux City Tribune notes predictable coverage of Pinchot dismissal. Portland Oregonian backs Ballinger as the right man for the job. Rocky Mountain News says Taft should have acted sooner. San Francisco Chronicle argues the president had to dismiss Pinchot.
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Pinchot
Sioux City Tribune
Landgrab
Portland Oregonian
Ballinger
Rocky Mountain News
Taft
San Francisco Chronicle
Price
Pinchot Condemned by Newspapers as Unethical
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer quotes critics saying Pinchot has ceased to be a gentleman and deserved to be kicked out of the service, a harsh compliment to Mr Pinchot from these sources.
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Shaw
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Watertown Stalwarts Endorse Full Ticket Move
A Watertown meeting of Republican stalwarts votes to field a full stalwart state and congressional ticket and calls for another gathering in Huron on February 1 to present a full slate. Factional splits loom with possible rupture or cross over to progressives, shelving stalwart victory prospects.
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Day
Sioux Falls
Holliday
Watertown
United States
Kittredge
Elrod
Longstaff
Abel
Madison
Plankinton News Notes Snowy Weather And Local Activities
Plankinton reports heavy snow hindering sleighing with several upcoming events. Rev Green visits Mitchell, S H Bakewell returns from state trip, Sheriff Morrison ill, and smallpox cases noted in Stickney. A jovial group from Plankinton visits E J Morgan, Aid Society plans a sleigh ride, Geo M Marshall from Belvidere visits Aurora county, old settlers postpone blow-out to the 19th, M B church hosts a lecture Jan 18, C J Anderson family guests for Mr Anderson's birthday, Art Barton moves to former Gray residence.
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