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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1912

Page

5

Branson Campaign Committee Declines Debate Demand

W J Tipton chairman of the Branson Campaign Committee of Yankton says there is nothing to debate as O L Branson is under no obligation to apologize for Dillon s record and his own platform. Branson s dates are full for the remainder of the campaign and the committee will not alter his schedule.

Dillon Yankton O. L. Branson W. J. Tipton Branson O. J. Branson Sioux Falls Davison County United States Washington State Senate Grain Trust Lumber Trust Oil Trust R. B. Tripp Milwaukee Railway First Judicial District Congress South Dakota Cataract

Branson Denounces Jackpot Ticket in South Dakota Speech

Howard S. D. and L. Branson addressed a Howard audience with Branson promoting progressive principles. He pledges recall, direct Senate election, tariff reform, and stronger anti trust measures while condemning trusts and political machines.

Branson Draws Large Woonsocket Audience in Campaign Speech

Hon O L Branson spoke in Woonsocket delivering a direct address on political questions of the day. He drew the largest crowd of speakers in this campaign and enjoyed wide local favor with backing for a June 4 primary vote expected to be decisive.

Woonsocket O. L. Branson Congress R. D. Allway Aberdeen Hitchcock R. L. Murdy Mitchell J. L. Seaton Charles Lewis G. G. Cottam Sioux Falls Association

Branson Campaign Committee Letter Cites Autonomy

A July note from the Branson Campaign Committee says there is no obligation for Mr Branson to explain matters, framing it as a personal decision for him to handle. The missive emphasizes leadership expectations and campaign stance.

Million Dollar Water Power Plant Ready

Rapid City reports a Dakota Power Company plant near completion after lengthy construction. The dam on Rapid Creek feeds an open flume three miles to a 60 inch pipe and a 50 foot tunnel, delivering water by gravity to generate electricity for mining regions in the Black Hills.

Rapid City Rapin City Dakota Power Comay Rapid Crek Apid

Penalty Named For Failure To Send In Returns

Opponents of Egan accuse him of falsifying the state auditor's report. The primary will be the first under the new law with penalties for precinct officers who fail to file unofficial returns, the county auditor, and a messenger cost if neglected. Campaign events and medical society meetings fill the week with speeches by Crawford, Johnson, and Loomis S. Cull.

Senator Crawford Johnson Loomis S. Cull iMgan Kgan Mgan

Johnson Speaks For Byrne In South Dakota Election

Royal C Johnson attorney general spoke in Bewdle on behalf of Lieutenant Governor Byrne confirming that George W Egan’s claim about state spending on a passenger rate law is false. He cited railroads valuation work and anti lawless rhetoric while condemning Egan’s stance on local violations of state law.

Gan Johson Johnson Egan South Dakota George W. Egan Black Hills Deadwood Frank M. Byrne Govenor Agricultural College Hot Springs

Memorial Exercises for Soldier Dead

Memorial Sunday gathered Grand Army members and Relief Corps and attended a Presbyterian service led by Rev. Henry Snyder. The pastor praised soldiers of the rebellion, urged ongoing commitment to their principles, and lauded civic and spiritual duty as a model for church and community.

Grand Army Relief Corps Post Room Presbyterian Church Henry Snyder Snyder

Heavy rains sweep east and south across the region

Weekend storms drenched the east and south while the west saw good rains with little damage. Five inches fell at Lesterville, four inches at Tyndall, and three to five inches across the Platte line with washed tracks and flooded streets from Kimball to Belvidere.

Kimball Belvidere Black Hills Milwaukee Road Lesterville Lester Ville Platte Covinery Tyndall Ethan Mason City Mitchell

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