Hughes Campaign Tour Delights Mitchell Crowd
Governor Hughes and Mrs. Hughes toured the Corn Palace area in Mitchell amid a flawless reception by local organizers. The party traveled from the special train to motorcade cars, received a warm welcome from crowds, and were photographed with the Corn Palace as a backdrop. Hughes praised Mitchell’s enterprise and pledged no invisible government if elected.
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W. S. Kenyon
Iowa
T. C. Burns
Corn Palace
Gov. Hughes
Mitchell
Omaha
Sioux Falls
Neb
Charles E. Hughes
South Dakota
Yankton
Sioux City
Michigan
United States
New York
Hughes Speech Draws 6000 Plus to Corn Palace
A large Mitchell audience greets Charles Evans Hughes, praising tariff and farm policy. He stresses protecting American agriculture, nonpartisan governance, and U.S. respect in foreign affairs, warning against European competition and meddling in Mexico.
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South Dakota
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
United States Supreme Court
Mitchell
Sioux Walls
Yankton
Gov. Hughes
Hughes
Corn Palace
William Howard Taft
W. ©. Cook
Sioux Falls
Frank M .Byrne
Trent
Peter Norbeck
Charles H. Burke
Pierre
Davison
Chirman
Regular Session Proceedings of County Commissioners 1916
Mitchell South Dakota records show the Regular Session of the county board on Oct 8 1916 with all members present. Bills for pensions jurors witnesses and road work are approved, with subsequent afternoon session approving more bills and a correction to polling place details. The meeting adjourned to Oct 10 1916 with certification by County Auditor J M Crampton.
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Boyles
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Iernsy
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Ee V. Boyles
C. Mills
Barnard
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Smith
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Gallager
Mooney
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Jackson
N. Jensen
Y. Herring
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Woodeon
Mary Brennen
J. Beddoes
S. Henry
H. Coleman
W. Bridge
Spears
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CL Wadi
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Mitchell News Briefs Cover Hughes Speech Local Visits
Mitchell residents discuss the Hughes campaign as many visitors from Woonsocket Plankington Redfield and nearby towns attend the state event. Governor Byrne arrives for prohibition talks and local marriages include Mathias Thune and Lina Olson in Hanson County.
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S .G. Schirmer
Western State Bank
Mt. Vernon
John Doyle
Plankinton
Hughes
A. N. Brading
Sioux Malls
Sioux Falls
Norwegian Synod
Ile
Prank D. Peckham
Alexandria
Corn Palace
Prank Brainard
Milwaukee
Harry Meehowen
Cuthbert State Bank
Mitchell
Wim. Penfield
Milwaukee Railroad
Woonsocket
John Lehr
Security State Bank
Belmont
Fred N. Dunham
Wessington Springs
Joseph Dodd
Citizens State Bank
E.R. Kramer
K. G. Pierce
BE. 1
Aldrich
Fifth South Dakota
Thorp
Britton
Grotan
Peever
Clark
WW. M. Maglund
First National Bank
Welington Springs
Landseekers
Porsythe, Mont
Mathias Thune
Lina Olson
Hanson County
Redrest
A. N. Brudvig
Sisseton Girl Killed by Horse
J C Knapp of this city received a telegram that his cousin Miss Ilo Parmeter was thrown from a horse in western South Dakota and died from injuries. The young woman formerly lived in Sisseton and at Peever and had many local acquaintances.
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J. C. Knapp
Ilo Parmeter
Peever
Empress Sadako to Supply Limbs for War Wounded
Empress Sadako of Japan plans to provide artificial limbs and eyes to Japanese and German wounded in the Kiaochow campaign. Imperial property valued around 500 million yen with forests and rice lands included. Imperial finances show large funds for ceremonies court duties and foreign relations.
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Tokio
Japan
Sadako
Kiao-Chow
Dakota Wesleyan Prepares for Columbus Clash
Dakota Wesleyan academy readies its season opener at home against Columbus college. Under coach Elmer T. Wilds the squad emphasizes speed and balance, after a 24 to 0 scrimmage win over Alexandria College and prior winless prospects for the Columbus team. The lineup lists Mads Bretton Ferguson Kotrba Hasseth Todnem Gardner Behler Linburg Wold Helma Linn Butler Pugh Spear as starters.
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Columbus Vo Tees
College Atheltic Field
Elmer Tf. Wilds
Nias
Ilettreneih
Jto
Fron
Alexandria Linteg
Lemmon Guardsman Forger Arrested in San Benito
William Lamb of Lemmon South Dakota a member of K company was arrested in San Benito Texas for forgery of checks. He allegedly used the names of soldiers to enlist deposits and executed a sale scheme. Lamb confessed to Maj. M. Shade and will be prosecuted in state courts.
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William Lamb
Lemmon
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K Company
Mitchell Commends City for George Washington Highway Support
A letter from WP. HH. Wells of Ontario praises Mitchell citizens for committing 1000 toward the George Washington and Scenic highways. It notes counties’ internal improvements and federal aid, predicting substantial local gains from increased tourism and advertising as the road becomes one of the nation’s great highways. Wells thanks Mitchell and urges continued investment and a personal inspection trip next spring.
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George Washington Highway
HH. Wells
Ontario
Wells
Councs
Myr Weever
Plope
Coyotes Prepare for Minnesota Game in Minneapolis
The University of South Dakota football team leaves Thursday for Minneapolis to face the University of Minnesota Saturday night. Coach Blaine McKusick leads a 24 man squad, fresh from a 54 to 0 win over Dakota Wesleyan, aiming to claim the state title with a heavy line and speed on offense.
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University of South Dakota
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Coyote
Blaine MckKusick
Minnesota
Dakota Wesleyan
Oakota
South Dakota University
McKusick
Tts
Manary
Bergh
Seely
Alleman
Klebsch
Beardsley
Himore
Underwood
Shelly
Graves
Carton
Shedd
Duncan
Riesal
Tleck
Pihlaga
McKinnoemu
Brown
Bank Official Granted Dismissal in South Dakota Case
Kadoka South Dakota Judge Williamson in Jackson County circuit court dismissed the state case against C I Martin over irregularities linked to the Bank of Stamford failure from years past. Martin awaited preliminary hearing when a justice also dismissed the second case for insufficiency of evidence. Friends of Martin celebrate the dismissals as a victory.
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Wmn. Williamison
Jackson County
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C. Il
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