Suth erland Tries the Organization of a Candidates Trust
A South Dakota political maneuver shows John Sutherland distributing 75 000 copies of a circular naming his chosen slate for state offices. Several candidates on the list deny any consultation, warn of political pitfalls, and distance themselves while others disavow involvement in the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland
Kota
Pierre
United States
Thomas
Sterling
Napoleon
Branson
Byrne
Wert
Hepprele
Bryan declares he favors Champ Clark for president
William J. Bryan told a Minnesota politician that he prefers Champ Clark over Woodrow Wilson, praising Clark as an experienced legislator with a known record and strong public life. He said Clark will likely secure the nomination on the first ballot and that he has too many enemies to win himself. A Pettigrew message from Sioux Falls notes Bryan cannot attend South Dakota speeches, though he believes it would help his fortunes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
William J. Bryan
Minnesota
Clark
Wilson
Mr. Bryan
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
R. FI. Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
House
Ayres attacks Wickham forces in Huron South Dakota rally
Tom Ayres of the Johnson campaign toured Huron South Dakota asserting victory for the Johnson-Wilson ticket and predicting ample pluralities. He blamed Pettigrew Wickham for a discredited Clark trade and noted McCoy’s visit to hinder Pettigrew-Slearst delegates. He warned Lorimer bi partisan tactics will fail Pettigrew.
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Johnson-Wilson
Pettigrew-Wickham
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Clark
Lee
Mitchell
Rowler
Kirby
Lyons
Charles McCoy
Willie Taylor
McCoy
Huron
Wilson
Lorimer
Jerrau ld for Branson Campaign Rally Draws Farmers Crowd
Branson of Mitchell spoke to a large crowd yesterday at 8 p m in Branson. Farmers finishing corn planting reduced attendance. Speech praised for directness and anti trust stance. Supporters pledging votes. county expected to back Jerrauld by five to one in the primaries.
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Branson
T Branson
Mitchell
Congress
Jeranuld
Wakota Wesleyan Learns State Oratory Victory
Vuron reports Wakota Wesleyan University wins in the state Inter-Collegiate Oratorical contest. Ieriday night representative Roi Tibbetts takes first with "America's Industrial Crisis." Ralph J. Joster, Herold John, and Everett Smith place second to fourth. Mitchell to host inter-state contest next week.
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Vuron
Wakota Wesleyan University
Ieriday Night
Roi Tibbetts
Dakota ‘Wesleyan
America
Ralph J. Joster
Yankton
Herold John
Huron
Everett Smith
Redfield
Mitchell
Mr. Tibbetts
Colleges Struggle for Supremacy in Intercollegiate Meet
Huron hosts the eighteenth annual South Dakota Intercollegiate track and field meet with preliminaries in sprints and hurdles. Events crowned Yankton and Brookings athletes as winners in the mile, quarter, shot put, and broad jump. State University leads in the team score, followed by Brookings, Yankton, Mitchell, Vermillion, and others. Local notes report a base line of social and civic items, including a fatal illness in Letcher, and a state treasurer cash call to clear warrants and fund taxes in March and June.
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Huron
South Dakota
Robinson
Yankton
Buckley
Nelson
Knox
Brookings
Bergen
Jluron
Waite
Mitchell
Britzins
State University
Waron
Last of Bishops is Elected by Conference in Minneapolis
The conference elected W. P. Thirkfield, president of Forward University in Washington D C, as the eighth and last bishop by a 557 88 vote. Delegates discussed appointing three equal leaders for the board of foreign missions and potential secretaries emeritus. The Methodist brotherhood report urged solving the man problem and noted 1 250 charters issued in four years.
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Minneapolis
Minn
W. P. Thirkfield
Foward University
Washington, D. C
Board of Foreign Missions
Anna J. Leonard
New York
J. B. Trimble
Storm
Methodist Brotherhood
Fayette L. Thompson
Letcher Basket Social Benefit Benefit Event
Letcher South Dakota hosts a basket social held for the benefit of the Letcher community with proceeds supporting local needs and activities. The notice highlights a community event, inviting residents to attend and bid on baskets, drawing participants from surrounding areas.
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Letcher
S. D
Aberdeen Declares Sumanit Dry After Court Ruling
Judge Frank McNulty of the state circuit court ordered a recount in Aberdeen 5S, correcting ballot errors from the April town election. The court found the ballot in favor of a saloon should have been discarded and the ballot against it should have counted, placing Sumit in the dry column.
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Frank McNnalty
State Circuit Court
McNulty
Sumit
Farm accident near I Hutshinson saves man from disc
Thomas narrowly escaped being cut to pieces when four horses panicked a disc harrow on Jens Sorenson's farm in I Hutshinson county. He clung to the tongue rods as the machine tore through a fence. he was badly cut and bruised. In Mexico, five hours of fighting end with renewed battle as Gen Huerta's federals push Oroazco's main army. Huerta hopes to finish the war before night.
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Jens Sorenson
I Hutshinson
Thomas
Huerta
Oroazco
Wuerta
Rebe
Dynamiting of fish in Spearfish canyon and streams spark bid to halt
Dynamiting continues despite wardens presence as Rod and Gun Clubs plan action. Officials seek governor authorization for a suspect’s requisition in Montana and sheriff Noonan expects more arrests within days.
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Spearfish Canyon
Black Hills
Montana
Noonan
Official Primary Ballots Color Report for 1912
The county auditor reports ballot colors for the June 1912 primary. Republican ballots are white, Democratic yellow, Prohibition blue, Socialist pink. Dated Mitchell South Dakota April 29 1912.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
KR. A
Zangle
Primary Election Notice in Davison County South Dakota
Notice is given that a primary election will be held in all Davison County voting precincts on June 4, 1912, from 9am to 5pm. Voters of each party will select party candidates for state, congressional, judicial, legislative, and county offices, elect party committeemen and delegates, and nominate a U S Senator to be chosen by the next state legislature. Dated April 29, 1912 IR. A. ZANGLE.
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Davison County
South Dakota
Congression
United States Senaator
IR. A
Zangle
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Mitchell South Dakota
Default on the December 14 1910 mortgage by P W Peterson on Lot 15 in Block 19 T M Greene's addition Mitchell Davison SD leads to foreclosure. Palmer assigns the loan April 12 1911 and April 19 1912. current due amount 334.66 principal and interest plus taxes costs and 25 attorney fees. sale set for June 8 1912 at 1 PM at the Davison County Courthouse front door.
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I. M. Green
Mitchell
Davison
South Dakota
P. W. Peterson
J. J. Myles
W. Palmer
Davison County
Register of Deeds
County of
T. M. Greene
Attorney for Assignee of Mortgage
J. FL. Berry, sheriff of Davidson County, S. D., is named as the attorney for the assignee of mortgage.
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J. FL. Berry
Davidson County
S. D
Notice to Creditors of Nicholas Mutziger Deceased
Catherine Mutziger executrix of Nicholas Mutziger deceased calls all creditors and others with claims against the estate to present them with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be shown at the executrix residence in Ethan Davison County South Dakota. May 11, Ethan South Dakota.
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Nicholas Mutziger
Catherine Mutziger
Than
Davison
Ethan, S. Dak
Notice to Creditors Estate of Burzinah O Mealy
Notice to creditors and all persons holding claims against the estate of Burzinah O Mealy. The administrator Hiram L O Mhaly requires claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for filing claims in Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota. Dated May 7, 1912.
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Burzinah O'Mealy
Burznah O'Mealy
Mitchell
Davison
Hiram L. O'Mhaly
Notice to Bid for Davison County Road Improvements 1912
Sealed bids for six miles of road work in Davison county are due 2 p.m. Friday May 31 1912. Bids must show per mile cost and include a 5 percent certified check from a Mitchell solvent bank. Plans and specs available at the county auditor's office for $2.00. The board may accept any mile or reject all bids. Dated Mitchell South Dakota May 9 1912.
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Davison County
City of
Mitchell
Mitchell, S. D
Bids for School Books Davison County SD 1912
The Davison county board of education invites sealed bids for furnishing school books to all public schools for five years. Bids due by 10 a.m. Tuesday June 11 1912 to the county auditor marked bids for school books. Dated May 16 1912 R A Zangle
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Board of Education
Davison County
South Dakota
R. A. Zangle
Free Use Of Canal For American Ships Passes House
The Panama canal bill gained free passage through the canal for American flag vessels with no rail carrier ownership by ships, in a 256 to 63 vote. Coastwise American shipping won toll free use via an amendments package approved 147 to 126. The story also notes a Cuban unrest response and a Chinese presidential assassination attempt.
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Pete
House
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
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S. W. Clark
Branson Committee
Dean Sterling
Mr. Branson
Hartford
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Post
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Washington
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Johnson
Huron, S. C
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Hur
Maine
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Texas
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Davis
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Elliott Cemetery
Negro University AT
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Parkston
Thomas, Em
Juliano
Mexico
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Interstate Poultry Association
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Jesse Allen
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Lauritza Miller
Panama
Senate
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Cuba
Philadelphia
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China
Yuan Shi
Kai
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Yuan
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