Prosperity and Patriotism Republican Ticket for South Dakota
The Standard Bearers list Republican candidates for South Dakota offices including Governor Secretary of State Samuel C. Polley Representative Charles H. Burke Eben W. Martin Robert S. Wesley Lieutenant Governor Frank M. Byrne State Auditor Henry B. Anderson State Treasurer George G. Johnson Attorney General Royal Johnson Commissioner of School and Public Lands F P Brinier Commissioner of Public Lands CG G Lawrence.
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Congress
Charles H. Burke
Eben W. Martin
Robert S. Wesley
Frank M. Byrne
Henry B. Anderson
George G. Johnson
Burke for Congress A Career of Public Service and Reform
Charles H. Burke a New York born Republican hopeful with Irish roots, homesteaded in Beadle County then Hughes County South Dakota, served in the state legislature, and was elected to Congress in 1898. The profile highlights his committee work on lands and Indian affairs, support for rural free delivery, railroad safety and rate regulation, and major reforms under McKinley Roosevelt and Taft, stressing his pledge to advance natural resource and Indian policies.
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New York
Urke
Booth
Dakota
Beadle County
Hughes County
Congress
Darin
Burke
Comon Public Lands
Imppct
West
Contrers
Burka
Committee of
Ing
K+ ine
Viccent
Sherman
Chaiman
Republcan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
National
Pierre
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Corporations
Portal Savings Banks
Radios
Charlie
Neever
Dvuchwusolu
Iowa Communuery
Loyal Legion
James W. Martin
Twenty-fourth
Iowa Volunteers
William H .Parker
Martin
Washbington
South
Thoosevelt
Sioux City
Boam
Iowa
Republican Party
South Dakota
Party of Progress
Union
United States
Antitel
Qaerson Wotose
Gilmuir
Iso
Railroad Commission
AiroHad
Railway Commission
Raiload Commission
Aondeseri Munition Aco
Tanatiog
Columbia City Ind
Columbia City
Lincoln
Tennessee
Ames
Des Moines
Iowa Oagricultural College
Seattle Post
Fhunt
Wdamt
Eben W. Martin biographical and political profile
Eben W. Martin of Deadwood born April 12 1855 in Maquoketa Iowa pursued Cornell College and Michigan Law then moved to Deadwood in 1880 where he practiced. He supported Roosevelt Taft policies, tariff reform, and federal control of big interstate corporations. He served in Dakota territorial legislature and multiple congresses, with strong pro business and anti monopoly stances, plus local education and veteran affiliations. He married Jessie Miner. they had ten children.
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Eben Wever Martin
Deadwood
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Iowa
Cornell College
Law School
University of Michigan
Jessie A. Miner
George N. Miner
Cedar Talls
Territorial
Dakota
Board of Education
Sons of the American Revolution
Congress
State debt to be nearly wiped out by year end
State Auditor H Mirning in a transmittal letter for a forthcoming three volume report notes the state’s finances improved last year. Net indebtedness dropped from 548 417 on June 20 1909 to 274 912 on June 30 1910, a 174 400 reduction, with revenue gains likely to nearly erase the debt by the close of the next fiscal year.
Roosevelt urges unity for primary winners in Sioux Falls
Col. Theodore Roosevelt speaks in Sioux Falls on September 3, 1910 urging supporters to back primary winners Vessey Burke and Martin. He argues candidates should abide by primary results and receive hearty support at the polls.
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Vessey
Burke
Martin
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Sioux Falls
College Fraternities in Boston and nationwide reach
Boston reports reveal 75 fraternities with 33 all male 17 all female 18 medical and seven law groups. Across the United States there are 1,083 fraternity houses and 2,282 American chapters with 1,758 active. About 294,008 members live in houses, aiding expense reduction through cooperative stewardship.
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Boston
United States
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Republican
of State
Samuel C. Polley
Royal C. Johnson
School and Public Lands
F. Brinier
G. Lawrence
William G. Smith
Charles Hi. Burke
Missouri River
Estes
Ebaner
Eben Wever
Cannon
House
Mer. Cannon
Citi
Robert S. Vessey
Chas. H. Burke
Secretary of State
H. B. Anderson
F. F. Brinker
Carl G. Lawrence
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tariff Commission
Rosevelt
Woosevelt
Mr. Taft
Raomes
Kingda
Indiana
Midas
Hunt
Intelligencer
Navy Yards
Seattle
Post-Intelligencer
Middle West
Mr. Hunt
Leigh Hunt
Korea
Bagatelle
Chicago
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