Gazette and Republican clash over Mitchell journalism ethics
The Gazette defends its editorial stance while accusing the Republican of bias and misrepresentation. The Republican counters that the Gazette aims to suppress discussion and defend its own mission, urging readers to challenge hostile coverage of Dakota famine rumors and support broader information sharing.
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Edgerton appointment praised by regional papers
North and South Dakota newspapers praise Judge Edgerton's appointment as United States district judge for South Dakota. The Star Tribune and Pioneer Press note broad approval, while St Paul papers highlight his Senate candidacy and opponents' alliances. The move secures a life tenure.
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Ioneer Press
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Jie
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Coal scandal and political notes from the Dakota frontier
The Aberdeen News uncovered coal misallocation in Faulk county with merchants and officials profiting while farmers’ relief coal went astray. Lyman R. Casey, new North Dakota senator, rises from Ohio to a 5000 acre farm fortune and a single prior office. Gov. Mellette denies a Washington rumor of a rift with Senator Moody, questioning the reliability of some correspondents.
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Lyman R. Casey
North Dakota
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Gov. Mellette
Washington
Senator Moody
Senators Washburn and Pettigrew To Meet In Senate
Washington correspondent notes Minnesota Senator Washburn and South Dakota Senator Pettigrew will meet as old friends on the senate floor. Washburn recalls Pettigrew as a sharp, quick colleague when Pettigrew was the Dakota delegate in the house. He says Pettigrew deserves promotion.
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Washburn
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Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Senate
Thanksgiving Reflections On Blessings And Mercy
A reflective note urges looking back over the year to count blessings, contrast fortunes with the less fortunate, and give thanks for mercy and spared misfortunes on Thanksgiving Day.
Mitchell Urges General Railroad Meeting for Town’s Growth
A caretaker message urges the railroad committee to call a general meeting and report progress. The note stresses that town development hinges on a united effort and that Mitchell has rich opportunities within reach and should act promptly to improve them.
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Mitchell
Cal Caldwell Seen as Census Supervisor Hope in Dakota
Brother Caldwell of the Sioux Falls Press is viewed as a leading candidate for the census supervisor role in South Dakota despite claims he would not accept two top state offices. Observers note he is highly qualified for overseeing the census returns.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Cal
Local Merchants Protest Outside Dealer Canvassing
South Dakota towns study that canvassers for outside grocers take orders from farmers hurting local trade. Farmers say they must supply these buyers annually, undermining established merchants.
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South Dakota
Local police regulation shapes Arkansas prohibitory law
Sioux City Journal notes Arkansas has a prohibitory law close to enforcement. The measure adapts to localities in different ways, underscoring that the issue is largely one of local police regulation.
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Sioux City Journal
Arkansas
Pierre aims to cover North Dakota legislature. urged support
The Pierre newspaper pledges strong coverage of North Dakota legislative sessions, aiming to match Bismarck Tribune’s handling and seeking hearty statewide support for its effort.
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South Dakota
Bismarck Tribune
North Dakota
Congress Meets Monday Dakotas await deliberations
Congress meets on Monday and the Dakotas will view its deliberations with feelings far more satisfactory than ever before. A vote and a voice make all the difference in the world in our interest.
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Dakotas
No further presidential appointments amid congress delays
Sioux Falls reports say no more presidential appointees will be made until Congress reconvenes. Melvin Grigsby has visited Washington. editor Bushell withdraws from the Appeal. Schlosser’s Washington trip is set to be a success. Aberdeen invites full details. Sioux City hosts active town meetings to boost rail and local interests.
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Melvin Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Washington
Schlosser
Aberdeen
Sioux City
Mitchell
Knights of Pythias band praised for community service
Mitchell residents celebrate the Knights of Pythias band for open air concerts during last fall and aid to the capital campaign. Rumors of disbanding were denied as winter practice pauses but the organization plans to remain active and ready for engagements.
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Aberdeen
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Coroner Plans Fence After Mock Rescue Scene
Sioux City Journal reports a Mitchellissad coroner found a man dead behind a building. A crowd watched as a juror was selected while a heckler urged resuscitation. After an hour the supposedly dead man murmured Whisky and the coroner vowed to fence all property under his jurisdiction.
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Mitchellissad
Hurt at Sioux Falls A Runaway Injures R N Kratz
The Sioux Falls accident left Mr. R N Kratz unconscious with skull injuries after a runaway team struck him near the bridge crossing. Doctors say the condition is improving and his wife has gone to be by his side. witnesses recount the crash and initial treatment at Phillips House.
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Bad Sprain Ends Wrestling Bout At West Side School
During Tuesday noon recess at West Side school Oscar Dodge and Leonard Hooker wrestled. Hooker suffered a severe right ankle sprain after a heavy fall. He was taken home. Dr Parmelee treated him. Doctors predict about three weeks before walking.
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Leonard Hooker
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Ile
Parmelee
Kratz Improves as Dexter Turner Returns Home
Dexter Turner came back to his home on Tuesday after a stay in Sioux Falls. He told the Republican that Mr. Kratz is improving and doctors expect to move him to his home soon.
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Sioux Falls
Mr. Kratz
Real Estate Boom Promised by Statehood and Rail Lines
Statehood and capital location, opening of the Sioux reservation, and new railroad projects are urged as drivers of rapid land value growth. Readers are advised to buy lands now and request free map pamphlet and price lists from James S. Foster.
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