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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
4
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The Sagamore Hill visit and smiling exchange with Col Roosevelt spawns heated speculation about loyalties and future influence. The New York Globe recalls 1904 clashes and hints at shifting alignments between LaFollette and Roosevelt amid a complex party dynamic.
The editorial links Lorimer and Sibley to bribery in elections and notes juror and public corruption. It argues bribe givers are worse than receivers and warns railroads face pressure from reduced freight rates, signaling broad political influence and reform stakes.
A new political organization called the Democratic Federation announces plans for a branch in every state and a nationwide postal vote to define issues. The group would seek endorsement or rejection from Democratic candidates on its platform.
Fight fans reportedly spent about 250000 dollars on the prize fight and some observers warned the money could have gone to fireworks or other dangerous uses, highlighting concerns over consumer risks.
South Dakota's two U.S. Senators issued personal appeals to voters to endorse both William Howard Taft and their own re election bids. They argued Taft's policies would continue the nation’s progress and that their continued service would sustain local interests amid growing political competition.
Sioux City aimed to raise 100000 dollars for the Y M C A building. McCornack and Manley each started with 10000, then added 5000 later. By Wednesday noon the total stood at 97406, with nearly 50000 people involved. The committee pledged to raise the remaining balance to complete the goal.
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