Bitter campaign clash as Roosevelt returns home
Roosevelt arrives in Sagamore Hill amid a heavy press turnout after declaring willingness to accept the presidential nomination. He dodges direct comment on Senator Dixon’s Taft criticism while denying coercion of federal officeholders and signaling a sharp but nonpersonal effort to avoid an all-out clash with President Taft.
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Roosevelt
Dixon
Taft
Thos
McKinley
Colonel Roosevelt
Senator LaFollette
Mr. McKinley
Carroll
Des Moines
Jasper
Keokuk
Monroe
Davis
Appanoose
Marion County
Lucas
Taft Backers Eye Sherman Run For Vice President
Washington reports Taft campaign managers plan to renominate Vice President Sherman if needed to counter the opposition. A cabinet member indicated the emergency forced the reconsideration. Governors backing Taft include Meade of Vermont, Spry of Utah, Oddie of Nevada, and Deneen of Illinois, among others.
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Taft
Sherman
Gamble 10 Abide by Primary Result
Senator Gamble states he will submit to the Republican primary result and abide by it, urging other candidates to do likewise to support a Republican majority in the legislature. He emphasizes good faith and cooperation regardless of the outcome.
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Sioux Falls
Senator Gamble
United States
State Board of
Republican Party
Dr King’s New Discovery touted as lung cure
Stillman Green of Malachite Col. recalls doctors giving him two years to live before using Dr. King’s New Discovery. He credits the medicine with curing his lung troubles. Also, a jury finds A W White an impostor in the Kimmel life insurance case and cannot determine Kimmel’s death date.
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Malachite
Col
Dr. King
Diehl & Brown
St. Louis
Kimmel
A. W. White
George A. Kimmell
White
Roosevelt Roars in Midwest Primary Fight Leads Campaign Push
Roosevelt supporters launch a heavy campaign in North Dakota and Jamestown with Pinchot as Roosevelt’s speaker while La Follette forces organize 175 meetings before primaries. Polls across multiple states favor Roosevelt over Taft, Debs and La Follette, with Columbus Ohio and Des Moines reports noting continued Republican enthusiasm and campaign strategy.
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Gilford Pinchot
Col. Roosevelt
Valley City
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Jamestown
Roosevelt
la Follette
Wm. J. Bryan
Pargo
Roosevelt National Committee
Washington, D. C
President & Biz
White House
Taft
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
St. Paul Dispatch, Shows 8,223 For Roosevelt, 4,856 For la Follette, Eugene Debs
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Philadelphia
Keystone Party
Pennsylvania
Colonel Roosevelt
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Indianapaolis Star
Albert J. Beveridge
J. Frank Hanley
Kansas City Star
Champ Clark
Wilson
Topeka
Kansas
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Harker Dies on the Coast
Joseph Harker, longtime Mitchell merchant and real estate investor, died Saturday night in Los Angeles. He left two sons and three daughters, with funeral planned in Los Angeles Tuesday. He supported the Methodist church and Dakota Wesleyan University.
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J. T. ‘Morrow
C. Warker
Los Angeles
Joseph Harker
Harker
J. C. Harker
Methodist Church
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Woonsocket Plans Water Carnival In June
Woonsocket South Dakota moves to stage a Water Carnival as a major annual attraction. The Coyote Club selects a five member committee to organize events at Lake Prior with plans for thrill rides and a central athletic field includes a shoot the chutes and a winter toboggan and grandstand.
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Woonsocket
S. D
South Dakota
Coyote Club of
Lake Prior
Jyamd Grandstand
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Local News Notes Highlights Mitchell Community Moves
Residents update include Miss Dickson and Miss McCreight purchasing 519 North Wisconsin street property from H. H. Edwards and planning to move soon. The Prohibition League selects W. J. McClarkmon to represent the University in an April state contest. Various deaths, health moves, and court actions are reported with community, church, and school activity throughout Mitchell.
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Prohibition League of the University
College Chapel
Wessington Springs
W.J. McClarkmon
Dr. Seaton
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Daniel Thomas
Administrator D S. G. Scoville invites all creditors and claimants against the estate of Daniel Thomas deceased to exhibit their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication this notice. Davison County date February 10 1912.
Notion to Creditors for Adolph Wittstruck Estate
Notice to creditors and all persons holding claims against the estate of Adolph Wittstruck deceased. H R Kibbee is named as executor. Claims must be presented with vouchers within six months after first publication. Address for claims is Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated February.
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H. R. Kibbee
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
R. Kibbee
Notice to Creditors Estate of Luther W Plotner
Notice is hereby given by administrator T. J. Spangler of the estate of Luther W. Plotner deceased to all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at Spangler's office in Saginaw County Davison. Dated February 9.
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Davison
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Liuther W. Plotner
Notice of time appointed for approving will in Davison County
In Davison County Court at Mitchell South Dakota notice is given that on Saturday March 16 1912 at ten o clock the court appoints the time and place to prove the will of Gustav Adolph Carlson deceased and to hear petition for probate and issuance of Letters Testamentary. Heirs named Christina Carlson Selma Hazlet Emma Tripp John Carlson Victor Carlson Henry Carlson Gilbert Carlson Arthur Carlson Mae Carlson Edith Carlson may appear to contest. Dated Mitchell February 28 1912. W Abbey Judge S Cattrell Clerk.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison County
T. J. Spangler
Court House
Davison
Gustav Adolph Carlson
County of
Gastav Adolph. Carlson
Mitchell, S. D
Sale and Lease Notice for Common School Lands
A public sale of Common School Lands in Davidson County is set for April 1, 1912, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the county courthouse. On April 2, 1912, unsold lands not under lease will be offered for lease at the same courthouse hours. Dated Pierre January 30, 1912. FF Brinker, Commissioner of School and Public Lands.
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Said
Said County
Pierre
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