Republicans and Roosevelt clash over Sioux Falls ticket
An editorial argues party loyalty over personal choice in South Dakota for the upcoming Republican primary. It praises Vensey, Burke, and Martin and condemns crossing to Democrat votes, listing the state and county ticket as the best representation of party integrity and progress within the party.
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Sioux Falls
Col
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Rimary
Burke
Martin
Cummins
Iowa
Chicago
Beveridge
Insat
Insat Bristow of Kansas, la Folleta
McKinley
Sya
Ope
DAE
Mitchell
Ite
Repubcan
Vessey
Poley
Johnson
Brinker
Lawrence
State
Congress
Anderson
Smith
Iletcets
Henry Swindler
Gus H. Helgerby
Charles Boreson
Henry R. Rog
sToNer
A. J. Curtis
J. C. Wehman
J. F. Kurtz
William Nash
Davison County
Militia Law Debate Prompts Election Referendum
A lengthy discussion of South Dakota’s Militia Law outlines that the measure rewrites existing rules to align state troops with the regular army, expands exemptions, and guarantees the state a $25,000 annual share of national guard funds. Opponents claim misinformation and unnecessary expense, while supporters cite order, modernization, and resource benefits for the guard.
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South Dakota
National Guard
National Army
Regulation of Embalming Law Shows Legislative Sloppiness
A long ballot item aimed at unifying South Dakota embalming law with other states is criticized as misframed and self-defeating. It would strip the state board of embalmers of licensing authority, shift licensing to physicians and the state health board, and create uncertainty about license duration and examinations. Embalmers seek only a revised, properly worded statute to protect the public from incompetent practitioners.
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Freeman Knowles
United States
Chauncey Wood
Hut
South Dakota
Swashall
State Embalmers Association
L. J. Shaw
Watertown
Iowa
State Association
State Board of Health
Board of Embalmers
Embalmers’ Association
Board of Health
Tially National
Federal Circuit Court
St. Paul
Minnesota
Col. Roosevelt
Rosebud Reservation
Oklahoma
Democrat Endorses New Nationalism Across State Lines
A Democratic figure voices support for Roosevelt's new nationalism while in New Jersey Woodrow Wilson, former president of Princeton University, aligns with the ex-president's aims as he enters national political fray. He had led Princeton until his nomination.
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Col. Roosevelt
New York State
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Princeston University
Foraker Attacks Roosevelt in Onto Campaign
The Kansas City Star cites ex Senator Foraker railing at Roosevelt during the Onto campaign. It notes a Harvard professor named James unable to fulfill a promised communication with friends still on earth, portraying the struggle as a failure of that pledge.
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Foraker
Roosevelt
The
Kansas City Star
James
Harvard
Acquittal of Miss Leneve Sparks US News Photo Talks
The English court freed Miss Leneve in a day from involvement in the Crippen murder case. The remark suggests US papers would demand more photos of the “beautiful defendant” if the case were there.
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Leneve
Crippen
United States
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Wisconsin
Littleton
Taft
New York
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Duces
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Heya
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Chickering & Son
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