Republican ticket listing for state officers and electors
The document lists the Republican slate for state offices and presidential electors with names and home counties, including Henry C. Morris, H H Gulstine, John Q Anderson, G R Evans, and others occupying roles from Governor to Superintendent of Schools and School Lands Commissioner. Commencing with Presidential Electors and ending with Commissioner of the School and Public Lands. The counties cited include Roberts, Lake, Ly man, Butte, Hughes, Lawrence, Dav ison, Faulk, Clark, Marshall, Hutchinson, Brown, Kingsbury, Lincoln, Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C., Morris
Roberts
H. H. Gulstine
Lake
John Q. Anderson
Lyman
G. R. Evans
Butte
Chas
H. Burke
Hughes
Eben W. Martin
Lawrence
Dighton Carson
Dick Haney
Davison
H. G. Fuller
Faulk
Samuel H. Elrod
Clark
J. E. McDou
Judge of Fourth Judicial Circuit Frank B. Smith
Mitchell based Frank B. Smith serves as judge in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. This brief notice identifies his residence and role within the state’s court system.
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Fourth Judicial Circuit
Frank B. Smith
Mitchell
Republican Platform from South Dakota Convention
The South Dakota Republican platform lauds Theodore Roosevelt, McKinley era policies, and protection for American labor. It endorses national party unity, the Panama Canal, anti-trust enforcement, and fiscally prudent governance. It praises state officials, judges, and lawmakers, and mourns Marcus A. Hanna with tribute to his labor capital harmony goals.
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South Dakota
Soc
Ope
Dabor
Ship of State
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Tie
Civic Federation
Marcus A. Hanna
Mitchell and Pierre clash over capital debate claims
The Canton Times critiques Mitchell supporters for misrepresenting South Dakota resources and the neglected capital question. It notes Mitchell's ads on state resources and disputes Pierre’s push to cast the west reservation as agricultural land, urging fair argument without mischaracterization.
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Canton Times
South Dakota
Mitchell
Pierre
Ingham
Mitchell Campaign Drives Capital Fight In South Dakota
The piece argues Mitchell leads a statewide bid to relocate the capital, challenging Pierre’s influence and exposing rival towns Hinton and Redfield. It notes Pierre papers push attacks to sway votes and praises Mitchell’s campaign while predicting success despite opposition.
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Pierre
Aten
Mitchell
Knocker
Pierre Fellows
Johnny Hippie
Hinton
Redfield
Johnny
Sioux Falls GOP ticket praised for proven service and strong state ties
The Republican convention at Sioux Falls endorses its slate for November with seasoned public servants. Samuel H. Ellrod is highlighted as a highly acceptable choice, trusted by locals after years in the state. Incumbent state officers renominated show solid early administration records, raising expectations of a decisive election victory and large majority.
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Robert J. Gamble
Alfred K. Kittredge
Charles H. Burke
Heen W. Martin
Congress
South Dakota
Panama
Rosebud
Congress of the
United States
Yale
Charles N. Herried
Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Sioux Falls
Samuel H. E
A Sicilian View of J Chamberlain
Palermo Ora notes Mrs Chamberlain arrived and describes the statesman as elegantly dressed and eternally youthful in appearance. The piece comments on Chamberlain’s refined bearing and suggests he is nearing sixty, while Englishmen are portrayed as consistently young in contrast.
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J. Chamberlain
Chambertsin
Statesman
Eles
Mr. Chamberlain
Palermo
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HE Mitcheul Capital
HE Mitchell Printing CO
C. W. Downey
Ountry
Official
Republican Judicial
Chicago
Washington
Tso
Ail Dru
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
So. Dak
Iles
Iowa
Minnesota
R. W. Barclay
Mason City
E. B. van Alstine
Coal and Wood
Railroad St
Milwaukee Depot
Mitchell, S. D
J. W. Broadbent & CO
W. H. Broadbent
Scallilin Bros
Foley & Co
Foley
J. K. Horn
Diversey Blvd
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