Burke and Byrne Win in State Primary Contest
Returns show Burke leads for U S Senator by at least 5 000, Byrne projected to win governor by about 3 000, Dillon ahead in First District, Johnson ahead in Second, Rice leading in Third. Light turnout blamed on snow and new primary rules. Shober and Lockhart concede Burke victory and discuss margins.
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Congress
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Royal ©. Johnson
Aberdeen
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Deadwood
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Anderson
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Woods
Johnson
McNulty
Aberdeen News
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Shober
H. C. Shober
Huron
Congressman Burke
Lockhart
J. I. Lockhart
Lawrence County
Lawrence
Rosebud
Harry
Brown
Codington
Minnehaha County
Lincoln County
Davison County
RR. J. Woods
Minnehaha
Royal C. Johnson
Brown County
Spink County
Judge Rice
J. G. Bartine
Lyman
Stanley
Black Hills
Law
Miney
S. D
Guv. Byrne
Senator
Aurora
Campbell
Charles Mix
Clark
Custer
Edmunds
Gregory
Hughes
Huntington
Kingsbury
Lake
Coe I. Crawford
Henry B. Anderson
R. O. Richards
United States
Alfredb. Kittredge
Davison
C. H. Dillon
Dick’’ Woods
Charles Moreson
Charles Weller
John 8
Watkins
Weller
Mitchell
Althen
John Althen, Jr
John Dondelinger
Perry Township
J. D. Doane
Sheridan Cattrell
Army guaranteed against fighting over Ulster issue
Britain pledges the army will not be deployed to resolve the Ulster question as tensions rise. Officials insist peaceful handling and avoid military action to prevent confrontation in Northern Ireland.
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Ulster
Resignation Rumors Shake British War Cabinet
London reports Say Seely resigns as War Secretary after explaining Ulster affairs. Asquith rejects the move. Commons erupts as Beresford questions naval moves toward Ireland. Churchill clashes, then retracts a heated remark. Muted cabinet resignation talk continues amid white paper disclosures and ongoing Irish army officer tensions.
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England
Seely
Winston Churchill
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Majority and Independents Control County to Win
A county ticket led by the majority and independent contenders secured a decisive victory, gaining control and shaping local governance for the upcoming term. The result reflects a shift in political alignment and party influence within the county.
J. R. Althen Wins Has Largest Majority in Race
J R Althen secured the largest runoff style majority among candidates while Anderson carried fewer votes losing two precincts in the tally.
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Anderson
County Winners List Shows Local Party Slate
The document lists county officials and party posts with names for positions including committeeman G Hi Helgerson and State Central Committeeman Dr R J Jamme. Other offices named include Sheriff WW Owens, Clerk of Courts S Cattrell, Supt. of Schools Lilly Patterson, and Coroner Charles A Bower.
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Charles Boreson
Charles Weller
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WW. Owens
Register of Deeds
D. G. Cox
S. Cattrell
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