Republican State Ticket List for South Dakota
United States Senator Robert J. Gamble from Yankton leads the ticket with Coe J Crawford of Huron as Governor and Philo Hall of Brookings alongside W H Parker of Deadwood as Congressmen. Includes H C Shober as Lieutenant Governor and D D Wipf of Olivet as Secretary of State and other statewide nominees.
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Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coe
J. Crawford
Huron
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
H. C. Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
C. H. Cassill
Canton
Hans A. Astrod
Sioux Fails
S. W. Clark
Redfield
Pulbic Tands
O.C. Dokken
Duel County
George Rice
Flandreau
Sheriff Takes Woman to Jail After House Threats
Sioux Falls residents react to a crime against a poor foreign girl. The sheriff deemed detaining the woman proper under the circumstances, and she was placed behind bars, stirring public chatter about moral cleansing in the city.
Aberdeen Daily American Becomes Morning Independent Daily
The Aberdeen Daily American enters the northern state field as a morning paper with telegraph service. It claims independence in politics while leaning toward the new Republican leadership, challenging the long occupancy of the News in the region.
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Aberdeen Daily American
Queen City
The
American
Associated Telegraph Service
Stone issue decides capitol stone source in South Dakota
Sioux Falls demands home stone for the capitol building but the capitol commission chooses Indiana Bedford stone to save about 300000 in cost. The Sioux Falls option was challenged in court but the commission was upheld and plans proceed. The piece critiques patronizing home industry versus cost and urges lawmakers to decide the matter.
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Brookings “Press
Sioux Falls
Sioux Halls
Minnehaha County
Capitol Commission
Montana
Indiana
Supreme Court
Argus
Andy Isllow
Mingehaba
Joe Crawford
Sears, Roebuck & C O
Nll
Sioux
Twin City
Black ‘Hills
Crawford
No Beer for Old Soldiers in House Vote
The New York Sun reports the Fifty ninth Congress rejected a Bowersock amendment barring canteens at soldiers homes from federal funds, siding with prohibitionists and opposing military canteen access. The debate highlighted reformers who credit canteens with reducing drinking nearby homes.
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New York Sun
Gardner
Michigan
Goulden
New York
Brownlow
Board of Control Over
Soldiers” Homes
United States
Mountain Branch
Tennessee
Tawney
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Congress
Sioux Falls Society Women Protest Retention Plan
Despite fragmented OCR text, the fragment suggests Sioux Falls society women expressing indignation over a retention decision involving a person named Kaufmann, with implications of controversy and public reaction within a social circle.
Elliott Reappointed U S Attorney in Surprise Move
President Roosevelt reversed a resignation two months ago by restoring James L. Elliott as United States district attorney. The action suggests Elliott is deemed too valuable to lose and indicates Senator Gamble retains influence over South Dakota federal appointments.
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Standard Oil Co
Roosevelt
Moody
Great Trust
Commissioner of Corporations
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil
Congress
Standard Oil Company
James L. Elliott
United States
Cones
Elliott
Eliott
Gamble
South Dakota
Close districts trigger postal vote debate and beer aid
Members debate in close districts about a postal vote plan while Three per cent beer is proposed to aid elderly soldiers, with Mr Goulden urging no vote loss in the final stretch of their lives.
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Goulden
Basford Not Expecting State Appointment
An intimate friend of Editor Basford of the Redfield Press says he does not expect any appointment from the new state administration. Rumors say Bret Basford sought the post of superintendent at the local feeble minded institute in his city.
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Basford
Redfield Press
Bret. Basford
Feeble Minded
Jorgensen Family in Distress as Husband Detained
Jorgensen family in Hanson County faces a crisis after Andrew Jorgensen, returning from a trip to Sweden, allegedly attacked his wife. Sheriff moved him to Alexandria for safe keeping pending insanity examination. Dated reports note daughter Mabel shows worsening insanity since his return.
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Andrew Jergensen
Sweden
Boston
Jergensen
Hanson County
Alexandria
Jorgensen
Mabel
Miner Announces Candidacy for Davison County Auditor
Geo H Miner declares his candidacy for county auditor subject to Davison County Republican nomination. He states he will serve the people faithfully if nominated and elected.
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Davison County
Geo. H. Miner
Army Visitors Honor General Tanner and Mrs Adams at Banquet
A Saturday reception and banquet in the Carnegie library post rooms honored General and Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. Abbie Adams of Grand Army and Relief Corps prominence. The event, organized by the W R C, featured decor of national colors, piano selections, and after dinner speeches by General Tanner Mrs. Tanner Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Mary Noyes Farr. The evening proved a great success and memorable for participants.
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Tanner
Abbie Adamas
Grand Army and
Relief Corps
Garnegie Library
Cora Boice-Crow
Grace Gerpory
Laura Saul
General Tanner
Relief Corp
Adams
Mary
Deering Standard Twine Arrives for Local Use
A carload of genuine Deering Standard twine arrived from Deering mills. The notice urges patrons to inspect the smooth even twine and compare with others. The road man is busy erecting windmills and pumps and cannot call on all customers.
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Deering
Deering Mills
E. B. VanAlstine, Mitchell, S. D
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Mitchell
Aix
Official
Standard
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ee Kaufmunn
Insomne
Columbus
E.B. van Alstine
H. D. Butterfield
Mitchell’s
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Ilze
Scallin Bros
Army Visitors
Binder Twine
Malcolm Emory Nichols
Essex Building
East 6Th Street
ST. Paul
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