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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

2

Roosevelt Taft Ticket List in Mitchell Supplement

A political ticket listing candidates for national and state offices in South Dakota. Alfred B. Kittredge for U S Senator. Charles H. Burke Eben W. Martin for Congress. J L Browne for Governor. John F Schrader for Lt Governor. Joseph J Waltner for Secretary of State. Ira F Bldwitt for Attorney General. O B Warner for State Auditor. George G Johnson for State Treasurer. Mathias D Bide for School and Public Lands. Milton M Ramer for Superintendent. Hans O Wickrr for Railroad Commissioner. Hans M Finnerud for National Committeeman.

Secret Compact Debate Fueled by Crawford Claims

The piece discusses criticisms of Mr. Crawford over a so called secret compact and cites a letter alleging a patronage deal among Republicans including Kittredge Gamble Elliott Ringsrud and Crawford. It traces past political maneuvers regarding land offices at Huron and Beadle county and questions Crawford’s motives and truthfulness.

Kittredge Gamble Congress Elliott State Central Committee Ringsrud Register United States Land Office Huron C. A. Blake Essington Billiott Ringerud Eysey Crawford Watertown

Tax debate over Crawford and railroads in Dakota

A Sioux Falls press critique of Mr. Crawford over his stance on the 1883 gross earnings tax law amid railroad lobbying. It recalls historical votes, legislative battles, and a protest of tax exemptions affecting millions of acres, urging Crawford to explain his switch to “the voice of the people.”

Crawford Roosevelt-Taft State League Sioux Falls Northern Pacific Railroad Dakota van Osdel Metcrd Badirecht Islature Bismarck Dail Bulla Railre Mr. Crawford Delaward Rhodd Island South Dakota Pees Peak

Bratrud bill on state funds sparked graft clash in 1908

Sioux Falls lawmaker C C Bratrud fought to stop interest graft in the 1908 legislature. The measure to depository state funds was killed 52 to 30 despite Bratrud’s claims it would save 15000 to 20000 annually. Bratrud wrote J E Holter of Canton detailing the fight, committee inaction, Cassill opposition, and potential savings.

eBay Wettler Irrian Department, of Commerce and Labor Kebrua Perry Arch Pera Roper Pelee Aes Ropar Roosevelt Jones ‘ Eecuirin Rene Feweral Soublic Utility Corp Secrece Panksgt Kieee C. C. Bratrud House, of Representatives Minnehaha Kittredge Crawford Cassill Bratrud Brtrud J. E. Holter Canton Holter S. D Sioux Falls Ss. D Hsg Cas Cc. C. Bratrud

Kittredge Record Attacks Rush on Railroads in SD History

A Crawford critique cites Senator Kittredge as controlling South Dakota 1905 legislature for railroad interests. It lists bills blocked by railroad committees and notes Kennedy as Kittredge’s political manager, arguing entrenched lobbying shaped state policy and limited public input.

Crawford Machine Senator Kittredge Crawford Machine Bureau BE. G. Kennedy Kittredge Senate Committee On Railroads Senate Senate Journal Committee On Railroads Kennedy Pierre Joseph Hebal Deuel BH. D. Wheelock Codington W. E. Ege Telephone R. E Dowdell Col. Parker Washington Wilbur S. Glass Watertown Gov. Crawford Board of Railroad Commissioners South Dakota Committee On Railie

Indictment Condensed on Crawford Rail interests and votes

A portrait of Doe I Crawford detailing pledges broken after nomination at Harrold in 1888. It traces votes to exempt Northern Pacific land from taxation, oppose anti trust bills, and favor railroad valuations, plus later roles and memorials affecting state affairs.

Doe Crawfon Territorial Council Uarrold Northern Pacific Crawford Council Journal Northern Pacific Land Grant South Dakota Senate Kittredge Senate Journal Territorial Bismarck Railroad Company Council Senate Board of Assessment Northwestern Railroad South Dakota Congress United States House Senate Committee of Coe S. Crawford Republican Party Senator Kittredge Doe I. Crawford Dakota Abe van Osdell Dakotas Harrold

Senator Kittredge Records Face Scrutiny in Convoluted Confusion

In a disjointed passage the text hints at Senator Kittredge's record being challenged or assailed, with references to opponents and a political contest in South Dakota. It mentions figures like Gamble and Crawford and suggests scrutiny of past votes or actions in Washington. The garbled OCR obscures clear facts.

Kittredge Leas South Dakota Benator Kittreaees Kit Washington Gam Gamble Crawford Element SA Iaet Seay

Taft Support and Taft Roosevelt Policy Alignment Highlighted

The piece argues that Kittredge backs Taft and Roosevelt policies, contrasting him with Crawford. Opponents tie Kittredge to Crawford’s pro corporate bills and railroad valuation tactics. The text questions campaign attacks linking Kittredge to past administrations and calls for accountability.

Insurgent Effort Targets Mr. Kittredge in Court Row

An insurgent organ seeks to spark prejudice against Mr. Kittredge as a lawyer opposing Crawford appears for a client. A state officer who also once represented the same client at the same time backs Crawford, highlighting notable inconsistencies in public positions.

Kittredge Crawford

Crawford’s vote and the rail tax echo in press circles

The piece claims Mr. Crawford backed a near four million dollar railroad tax in 1889 as listening to the people, but argues his prism favored by a newspaper outlet. It suggests the influence of his kin over his stance and the media’s portrayal.

Crawford Brother Craword

When Two Candidates Face Off for One Office

A crowded race for a single position leaves voters choosing between two contenders. Analysts note both bring distinct platforms and experience, while observers warn of a tight contest that could hinge on turnout and campaign dynamics.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mitchell Weekly Republican South, Dakota Roosevelt-Taft Alfred B. Kittredge Minnehaha County Chas. H. Burke Hughes County Eben W. Martin Lawrence County J. L. Browne Brown County John F. Schrader Pennington County Joseph J. Waltner Turner County Ira F. Bldwitt Moody County O. BE. Warner Hamlin County George G. Johnson Lincoln County Mathias D. Bide Miner County Milton M. Ramer Davison County Hans O. Wickrr Day County Hans M. Finnerud Godington County Kittredge’s Imprint Gampie Watertown Daily Pubic Opinion John A. Pickler Pickler Indian Affairs Scopenar Oon Bailey Creward Interior Department Bailey Érre Major Pickler Major Picker Insurgent Northwestern Cvere Committee On State Affairs Committee On Judiciary Fat Committee On Banking Capitol Commission Committee On Capitol Taft
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