Governor Declares No Friends or Enemies in Public Debate
Ambush of editorial dispute over railroad rate cases captured in a letter by the governor. He defends actions of the attorney general and judges, denounces the Argus-Leader for bias, and outlines legal battles tied to Minnesota and South Dakota rate decisions.
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Nish
Sennor Byrne
Ernoon
Jis
Argus-Leadeve
Cal
Pig
Nye
Eriti
An-Leader
Sioux Malls
Ies
Pal
Argus
Sanborn
Thiase
Master of Chancery
UN States Supreme Court
Ju.Sanborn
No. Dea
South Dakota
Minnesota
Thtate
Contion
Carland
Supreme Court
Elliott
Attorney General’s Office
Tam Just
Jude Sanborn
Missouri
Arkansas
Attorney Generals Report
Argus-Leader
Legislative News and Editorial Clash Over Rail Settlements
The report lists enacted and proposed bills in the South Dakota House and Senate, including appropriations for hospitals, schools, and bridges, plus a push for direct Senate election. An editorial attacks the Argus Leader for siding with special interests and delaying public relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus Leader
Angeles
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Argus
Argus- Leader
Reeves Voted For Haney Grepail Senatorial Line-Up
In Pierre South Dakota the corrected joint ballot lists show Senators voting for Sterling including Amsden Bartine Bickel Bowell Carroll Cone Finne rud Fisher Harris Helgerson Hicks Hoese Howe Lange Marvick McLean McMasters Miller Morrison Murphy Norbeck Odland Patterson Whitlock Wip Wright. House members voting for Sterling include Anderson Berg Bielski Birch Bredvik Bruce Bussey Christopherson Clark Courtney Crawford Dillon de Giedt Graner Grace Groth Haatke Hamm Hardy Harrison Hawley Heelin Holleman Hove Vamplres Johnson Union Kerr Knight Jbrie Leedom Lund Maher Mellenton Morris Nelson Lincoln son Roberts Newton Nis Hiigson Brookings Olson Seworae AALLEY ton Otto Parsons Patrick tet es kstad Corson Peterson Q yolematn Roberts Rommerein Schind Schulz Wingsbutt etc. Speaker Wolzmuth Zoske listed. The vote totals show 41 }
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Sterling
Anderson
Berg
Bielski
Birch
Bredvik
Bruce
Bussey
Christopherson
Clark
Dewey
Courtney
Crawford
Dillon
Giedt
Graneer
Grace
Groth
Haatke Hamm
Hardy
Harrison
Hawley Heelin
Holleman
Hove
Vamplres Johnson
Union
Kerr
Knight
J Brie
Leedom
Lund
Maher
Mellund
Morris
Nelson
Lincoln
Roberts
Newton
Nis
Brookings
Olson
Ton
Otto
Parsons
Patrick
Slade
Spiers
Grant
Stoddard
Tufts
Tit- Tiffany
Thompson
Watkins
Land
Ardahl
Waltfice Wood White
Whittemore
Wolzmuth
Zoske
Re- Johnson
The
Leaf
County Commissioners Hold Regular Meeting in Mitchell
Davison county board conducts January 15 16 17 1913 sessions in the court house Mitchell approving warrants and bills for births deaths marriages and other duties approving payrolls jury lists and delinquent tax collection actions appointing committee heads and setting deputy salaries while noting hospital costs for indigent inmates and approving loan applications for Alfred Titze and others to support highway work on Perry Mitchell road and related road contractor discussions.
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J. WH. Ferris
Jones
Reooreo
Stahl
DeRoo
City of
Mitchell
S. D
W. T. Trieten
GEO Msinga
J. J. Myles
Hou J. LL. Nelson
Perry Mitchell
L. Nelson
Betts
Me Soon
J. FL Berry
News Printing Co
Burroughs
M#line Co
G. Cox
Dee
Fosdick
M. Tierbert
Benes Oe
W. Abbey
Salari
Seoene
W. O. Crumpto
R. A. Zangle
Tury
Browne, Saari
Roger
San
Ispon Greatens
S. W. Rowley
J. Rogers
Cattrell Billigens Wes Aleizaug
von Zelitl
Vin
Pattison
Periolcou Licenceeensnersae
Seeli l
J. F. Lange
Fr. Scheich
J. Erpenbach
Ir. C. Drake
Geo. Fuller
Hr. Wright
Wim. Darling
J. A. Sidergren
Chas. Bailey
D. J. Cooney
W. H. Conyes
M. H. Gosche
Peter Jordan
W. ©. Crampton
R. L. Tremaine
J. Christian
Roy Perry
L. J. Hofstetter
H. M. Ostert
G. A. Toland
J. M. Brain
WM. Gailey
Will Stultz
A. J. Draggett
M. Gepford
T. S. Barker
J. W. Campbell
If Raymond
J. H. Stevens
Atterbury
J. Wagner
A. J. Lyons
A. S. Cooper
J. W. Powers
IL. Driver
W. D. Boyles
O. BE. Browne
Nels Jensen
R. A. Zangie
Eta I
Bosdick
Iy Ir
Stafford
Clark
Pheonix
H. HK. Hitchcock
Nousgerersresthpeden
Marion Johns
Dodaert
Alfred Titze
Rome
J. J. Pigott
Fred Geisen
Tobin
Jos. Schoenfelder
Jno
H. Hiohn
Baker
Herman Herbst
Robt. Scheitz
Prosper —Chas. Hendrickson
A. J. Riggert
Lisbon
Albert Stevens
Jamey
Nicbers
Adit
Court House
Nels Jenson
Davison
State of
South Dakota
S. I
A. Zangle
Ak. A. Zangle
Voting Alignment in State Race Shapes Senate Result
In a divided session, Senator White and Senator Smith joined with Representatives Blake Hersey and Kelsey to back different candidates. The ballot saw Reeves support Hiianey while others backed Avers Richards and Kelly as trains guided the day’s political contest toward selection of a Senator.
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White
Avers
Blake and
Hersey
R. O. Richards
Smith
Kelsey
Kelly
Reeves
Hiianey
Ely
Milbank Masons mark twentieth anniversary of temple dedication
Milbank South Dakota Masons celebrated the 20th anniversary of dedicating their nine three story Masonic temple last week. The event highlighted the lodge's long service to the community and its new or continuing programs.
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Milbank
S. D
Milbank Masons
Joseph Erler piano tuner and refinisher ad
Joseph Erler offers expert piano tuning repair and refinishing with ten years factor experience and nine years contr ous tuning. Workmanship guaranteed. Phone 705-2 11th and Duff. Elab social evening featured Masonry sketch by W. W. Downie with speeches and banquet. Milbank temple notes mention Webster lodge owning its own building.
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Joseph Erler
Duff
W. W. Downie
LL. IL
Con Milbopas
Milbank Temple
Webster
Roosevelt's plan for birth grants to mothers
Mrs. R G Winegar of Mitchell South Dakota endorses a proposal attributed to President Roosevelt advocating a $100 payment to the mother upon birth in lawful wedlock. The letter argues direct government aid would ease medical, caregiving, and nourishment needs and boost family welfare.
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Mitchell
Roosevelt
R. G. Winegar
S. D
Sunday Raid on Aberdeen Pool Halls Shocks City
Aberdeen South Dakota police chief Fred M. Jump raided a pool hall Sunday exposing a frequent gambling game. Several underage youths were detained and later released. proprietors and adults were held for trial and fined. Jump vows a crackdown on the gambling element in Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen, S. D
Fred M. Jump
Aberdeen Police Force
Omaha
C. W. Saywyidge
Aberdeen
Chief Jump
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Judge Sanborn
House
Moving Picture
Pierre
Redfield Hospital
Blake
Granger
Bowden
Gregory
Patterson
J. R. Z. Knight
Congress
Brookings Bank
State College
Sprinfield
Senate
Russell
Fr. Lange
St. McLean
McLean
Dailey
Committee On Federal Relations
Gettysburg
J. OR
Mort Meade
J. R
Swartzen Hach
S. Cattwell
Rae
Ok Mitchell Publishing Co
Ptiaingzea Und Supplies
Smiley
Boric
A. S. Carpenter
Conrad Dairy
Midway
McWinley & Eddy
Permanent School Fund
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N. BE
Elijah Rogers
Wie Aie Welch Mitchell
D. J. McDonald
Franklin Hewitt
Neil Crowley
Seulah
A. A. Lawrence
J. J. Condran
Mr. Vernon
C. C. Healey
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Collins
Perry
Blindauer, Jr
J. T.campbell
Badger
G. A. Kaser
Geo. Boltman
Blendon
Geo. Mcleodlg AG Bonham
Cleveland
Nthan S. G. Strand
F. W. Cole
Mt. Vernon City
F. H. Marey
Nolt. Mitchell
Wm. North
Henry Swindler
Ll. H. Nedrow
J. I. Hill
J. W. Leteher- Mitchell
Masons OF
Professiomy
ER. W. Heyler Osteopath
Office Commercial & Savings Bank
BR. J. K. Atkinson Osteopath
Western National Bank
M. S. Mendenhall
Kirksville
FL. A. DE Wolfe
Osteopathic
Western Natl Bank
BR. K. EF
STAIR
Blenkiron
Attorneys AT Law
A. EK. Hitchcock
Omes
Commercial & Savings Bank
Lewis Shuster
Western Nat’l Bank
Funeral Directols
Undertakers
W. Broadbent & Company
Broadbent Brothers
Jebson’s Livery Barn
Broadbent
H. Noble
Ailors Fourth Ave
Main Street
H. Noble & Son
J. T. Sweeney
Champeny Bldg
Architects
C. Wherry
Ings Bank
TOLL
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J. E. Wells
DR. King
W.R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
E. H. Mather
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Dakota Engineering CO
Civil Engineers
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Dakota Central
Davison County
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