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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1909
Page
11
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The Argus Leader lauds the first Sioux Falls commission meeting as productive and businesslike. It argues reforms to empower the mayor, balance duties, and suggest changes to the law to aid other cities adopting the form. It contrasts the old council with the new system and predicts broad adoption.
The Wall Street Journal argues the Democratic Party has abandoned its tariff for revenue only stance, once a unifying thread. It praises Bryan as a GOP asset for twelve years and notes Democratic senators rushing to an income tax bill while conceding protectionist principles.
A buoyant debate on tariff revision unfolds as Western lawmakers push for relief for middle class shoppers. Senator Cummins warns that current duties will fuel a future campaign for lower imports, urging a broader acknowledgment of the public trust and shifting domestic roles according to a Boston Transcript piece.
Mayor Jim Dahlman of Omaha is re elected by a majority exceeding 3000 after a tough campaign. His bold western stance and business support secured victory, though he lost votes in tougher city areas. Observers note possible ambitions for Nebraska governor.
Lincoln Nebr voted in a municipal election on a license issue and defeated saloons by about 500 in 9000 ballots. Temperance campaigners imported outside speakers and generated strong local turnout in the capital city.
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