Republican State Ticket List and Officials Mentioned
The document lists the Republican slate with United States Senator Robert J. Gamble. Governor Coe I Crawford. Congressmen Philo Hall and W H Parker. Lieutenant Governor H C Sho ber. Secretary of State D D Wipf. Auditor John Herning. Treasurer OC H Cassill. Superintendent Hans A Astrud. Attorney General S W Clark. Commissioner of School and Public Lands O Dokken. Railroad Commissioner George Rice. Locations include Yankton Brookings Deadwood Huron Sioux Falls Redfield Can ton Flandreau Olivet Duet county Campbell county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coe
I. Crawford
Huron
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Deadwood
H. C. Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
H. Cassill
Canton
Hans A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
S. W. Clark
Redfield
Dokken
Jduet County
George Rice
Flandreau
Local Slate of County Officials Nominated
A list of candidates is announced for county offices including Senator Thomas Fullerton of Mitchell for senator and C F Drake of Ethan for representative. Other nominees include Geo H Miner of Mitchell for treasurer, C E Brady of Beulah for register of deeds, H C Cook of Mt Vernon for sheriff, S Cattrell for clerk of courts, H B Anderson of Tobin township for auditor, T J Spang Jer of Mitchell for states attorney, W Abbey for county judge, E J Quigley for superintendent, Dr R F Dundas for coroner, J L Nelson for surveyor, J R Allison of Mitchell for first district commissioner, T B Haynes of Mt Vernon for third district, Eri D Watkins for fourth district, and Wr Nash of Mitchell for fifth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fullerton
Mitchell
C. F. Drake
Ethan
Geo. H. Miner
C. E. Brady
Beulah
Sherif
H. C. Cook
Mt. Vernon
S. Cattrell
H. B. Anderson
Tobin Township
J. Spang Jer
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets November 29 as Day of Thanks
President Roosevelt declares Thursday November 29 as a national day of thanksgiving and prayer. He urges a sober use of prosperity, building a moral national life and urging gratitude for blessings while seeking guidance to use gifts aright.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Rockefeller in Ohio faces stiff penalties under Valentine trust law
The Kansas City Star notes Standard Oil’s fines in Ohio under the Valentine trust law, which imposes from 50 to 5000 dollars per day of violation and includes imprisonment for individuals. The decree will be challenged in higher courts, with the state arguing fines could cover multiple days.
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Kansas City Star
Standard Oil
Valentine Trust
Ohio
Wce
Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Trusts and politics loom in 1906 campaign
The piece discusses legal challenges to the Rockefeller and Standard Oil cases, Supreme Court signals on trusts, and looming radical action against corporate power. It covers A. S. Kelsey’s bid for county treasurer against George H. Miner, clerk hire debates, and Liberals on Republican organization, urging active, intelligent mobilization to avert losses in 1906 elections and safeguard future presidential outcomes.
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Kelsey
George H. Miner
Mr. Kelsey
Lee Kreidler
Register of Deeds
C. E. Brady
Davison
Messrs
Kreidler
San Francisco School Exclusion Sparks Diplomatic Notice
Secretary Metcalf travels to San Francisco as Roosevelt's personal representative to probe the exclusion of Japanese children from public schools. Officials suspect the coming election fuels the discrimination and expect it to ease after the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington
Victor Metcalf
Massachusetts Rail Rate Law Interpreted Against Editorial Mileage
A Massachusetts interpretation of the rate regulation law bans railroad editorial mileage to newspapers in exchange for advertising, insisting exchanges must be in dollars and cents. The ruling is seen as harsh on newspapers, with critics calling the enforcement overly exacting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
New York voting patterns questioned by Hearst candidacy
An Indianapolis News analysis notes New York state elections defy predictable patterns. It recalls 1900 style shifts with Hearst rising amid scattered third party votes, and warns past tallies offer little guidance for this year’s outcome.
South Dakota Election Faces Scrutiny in Local Race
In South Dakota voters will pick state and county officers next Tuesday. The county shows little opposition to the Republican ticket as Democrats skip a full slate, offering a platform open to challenges. A mixed ticket by Republicans and some Democrats aims to attract scratching votes, but the GOP is not easily swayed. Key candidates include Thomas Fullerton for senate, F. Drake for house, Dr Dundas for coroner, and John Nelson for surveyor, seen as strong by Republicans and some Democrats.
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New York
W. R. Hearst
New York State
Indianapolis News
Herrick
Social Democrats
Prohibitionists
Social Labor
People’s Party
Hearst
South Dakota
Thomas Fullerton
Senate
Drake
House
Dr Dundas
John Nelson
Republicans Seek Support For Ticket In Upcoming Vote
The piece urges voters to back the Republican ticket, praising candidates for fidelity and honor. It argues opponents lack a responsible party behind their nominations and calls for voting next Tuesday to secure party support.
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Bush
Reublicans
Iowa Turmoil Over Evans Letter Targets Cummins
The Evans letter published in Des Moines accuses Governor Cummins of offering to betray part of the Republican ticket to gain dictation over nominations. The disclosure shocks Town and the congressional delegation, casting doubt on re election prospects and fueling party tensions ahead of the state convention. Cummins is portrayed as courting Democrats while avoiding direct debate on Democratic measures.
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Iowa
Evans
Des Moines
Cummins
Mitchell
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Wisconsin
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Chicago
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Mitchell Republican
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