Pinchot Opposes Reciprocity Pact in Roosevelt Bid
Gifford Pinchot, chief forester, urged South Dakota voters to back Roosevelt over reciprocity with Canada. He argued the tariff should favor farmers, warned against Democrat timber cuts and water power deals, and praised Roosevelt’s square deal while attacking Wilson and La Follette. The packed Mitchell crowd heard contrasts between party platforms and calls for restoring government to the people.
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Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Taft
South Dakota
Sapien
Pinechot
Canada
Col Roosevelt
Phul Gollins
Agriculturist
St. ‘Il
Nia
Pinthdét
Wailer Power Trust
Wabama
Kabotfette
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Mr. Pinchot
Pincechot
Theodore Roosevelt
Forest Service
Department of Aepaiculture
Forests
Department of the Interior
Pinchot
Congress
Preston
H. C. Preston
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr Pinchot
United States
Wilson
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
Lawrence
Mass
National
House of Representatives
Democratic House
Underwood
Street Car Collision Injures Four at Wisconsin and Cass
Four people hurt in Milwaukee street car crash at Wisconsin and Cass as two cars from opposite directions meet. Motor man Neil Holub, earning $4, is hospitalized with rib fractures. One passenger in serious condition. Yanlty automatic switch blamed for the collision.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Cass
Neil Holub
Potomac River Water Delivers Mineral Matte to D C Residents
A geological survey reports that Washington D C residents ingest about a ton of mineral matte daily via Potomac River drinking water. The finding highlights mineral content in local supply and potential health considerations for city residents.
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Washington, D. C
National Capital Daily
Geological Survey
Noted Physician Dr J E Doran to Make Regular South Dakota Visit
Dr J E Doran a specialist with eleven years in South Dakota and president of the Original Union Doctors of Minneapolis Minnesota will make his next regular visit to the state.
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South Dakota
Original
United Doctors of
Minneapolis, Minn
Will
One Day Only Dr Doran Specialism in Northwest Clinic
A one day event highlights Dr Doran’s fifteen year Northwest record with a large laboratory in Boston Block Minneapolis. The notice lists patients from South Dakota towns and notes treatments for stomach and gall bladder issues, tumors, cancer and chronic diseases. Financial reference: Dakota National Bank Aberdeen.
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Doran
Northwest
Dr Doran
Wits Laboratories
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
United
R. P. Brooks
Clark
S. D
Henry Ponton
Dakota National Bank
Aberdeen
Camden Man Sentenced for Perjury in Alimony Case
Albert Gaol, a young railroad worker from Camden New Jersey, was sentenced to seven years at hard labor in the state prison after he testified falsely about his income in his divorce case seeking alimony from his former wife.
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Camden
N. J
Albert
Bank Robber Heed Arraigned In Chicago Case
James W. Stacey alias Doc Daniell faces charges of assault as part of a gang tied to the Bank of Montreal heist at New Westminster. He was arraigned before Municipal Judge Hopkins and remanded on $10,000 bond until October 4.
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Chicago
James W. Stacey
Doc Daniell
New Westminister
Bank of Montreal
Hopkins
Democrats Name Sulzer and Glynn in New York Convention
Syracuse coverage reports Congressman William Sulzer nominated for governor on the fourth ballot after Dix withdraws. Morgan H. Glynn named lieutenant governor. Parker delivers a dramatic permanent chair speech denying reactionary labels while defending progressive measures and Bryan links.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William Sulzer
Gen. Dix
Dix
Selzer
Thomas F. Ryan
Ryan
Parker
Colonel Bryan
Bryan
Lincoln
Baltimore
New York
Threshold Melons Now in Kansas
Topeka Kansas splits the watermelon season with a booming seed supply. Kansas leads in seed production with seven or eight southern counties contributing most of it. Farmers have built a home made threshing machine to separate seeds from melons in Stevens Stanton Haskell Gary Morton Meade Scott Finney Kearney and Hamilton counties.
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Topeka
Wans
Kansas
Kan Sas
Stevens, Stanton, Haskell, Gary
Morton, Meade, Scott, Finney, Kearney
Hamilton
Kancaeag
Kansas Melon Seed Industry Tracks Seed Yield
Farmers in Kansas harvest melons grown for seed from 20 to 200 acres per farm. Melons fetch 30 to 70 cents in distant markets, but growers earn only 2 to 4 cents each after transport and middlemen take the rest. The seed punishes labor in September and October as machinery and crews separate seeds from husks, yielding 10 to 20 cents per melon in seed value.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Kansas
Commission House
Not Only Reciprocity But Free Trade Says the Senator
Senator Crawford urges voters to back Dean Sterling and the Progressive slate, denouncing the Chicago convention and Taft’s nomination. He argues the primary system guards popular government and defends protective tariffs, contrasted with Democrats favoring free trade and corporate power. He highlights Roosevelt’s policies, calls for direct primary loyalty, and urges youths to join the progressive movement in South Dakota.
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Canton
Coe
Crawford
Dean Sterling
United States Senate
Chicago
National Committee
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Congress
Tariff Board
Senate
United Votes
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
William H. Taft
Republican Party
United States
Art
South Dakota
Taft
Huron
Old Corporation Guard
Fen
Northwest
Staunchpatters
Tammany Hall
Theodore Roosevelt
Jarre Addams
Ben Lindsay
Frank M. Byrne
Progress
Lloyd George
England
America
Lost Baby Found After Nightlong Prairie Search
A three year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jasa of Tripp County, wandered about a hundred neighbors' homes overnight. She reappeared at 11 am the next day in a cornfield near her father and was then found asleep in a pasture two miles from home, unharmed after a full 24 hours lost on the prairie.
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S. D
Joseph Jasa
Tripp
Murderer pleads guilty in Groton manslaughter case
Aberdeen South Dakota Dan Kelley charged with the July 18 killing of Chester Wilson during a quarrel changed his plea from not guilty to guilty of manslaughter. Judge McNulty sentenced Kelley to four years in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Dan Kelley
Groton
Chester Wilson
McNulty
Sioux Falls
Knutson Shot Gorton in Britton Street Clash
Aberdeen based Sentinel defends Knutson after he killed Charles Gorton during a street confrontation in Britton. The paper says Knutson acted to save his life as he and another man fought and Gorton intervened.
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Knutson
Aberdeen
S. D
The
Sentinel
Britton
Charles Gorton
Gorton
the Sentinel
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Manchester
Henry Johnson
Irene
W. P. Manning
Fairview
Gertrude Kattar
Worthing
Tammany Man
Sulzer
Thresh Melons
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