Halladay Put Up as Candidate for Committeeman
Taft Republicans in Aberdeen South Dakota name Je F Halladay of Iroquois as their stalwart candidate for Republican national committeeman, to the June primaries. The report notes unity among Taft forces and division among supporters of La Follette Roosevelt and La Jollette, with Gamble also seeking renomination. The piece also covers intra-state races and regional campaigns around Taft and Roosevelt in several southern states.
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Gamble
Senate
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Sioux Falls
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Houston
Chicago
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Byrne Declares His Freelance Candidacy for Governor
Lieutenant Governor Frank M. Byrne of Faulkton publicly declares he seeks the Republican nomination for South Dakota governor. He pledges direct appeal to voters, championing strict railroad regulation, limited federal court interference, and economies in state government while highlighting his record in rail and tax laws.
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Faulk County
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Superintendents Meeting Date Moved in South Dakota
Aberdeen hosts county superintendents on March 20 after a change by state superintendent C G Lawrence to align with the state builders convention in Aberdeen March 2021. The Reading Circle board meeting may move to March 19 in Aberdeen. Brookings reports South Dakota State College sent 25 600 letters statewide for expert guidance on farming, dairy, pests, and home economics. Deadwood seed aid approved for farmers includes 2 000 bushels of wheat, 4 000 oats, 400 barley, 40 flax, with barley to be bought in Minneapolis, seed to be delivered in two weeks. County commissioners seek $800 refund from County Treasurer Neal Hall for affidavit charges on tax deeds, citing unlawful overcharges beyond his $2 000 annual salary.
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Free Sugar and Income Tax Plan of the Democrats
Washington reports that the Democratic caucus ratified two bills: a free sugar measure expected to cut consumer sugar costs and a broad extension of the corporation tax to individuals and partnerships earning $5,000 or more annually. The plan also envisions a 1 percent excise tax, aiming to align with a Supreme Court ruling on income tax legality.
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United States Supreme Court
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Mr. Underwood
Congress
United States
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