Wilson and party splits loom in Alabama Senate race
The piece analyzes how President Wilson navigates tensions between progressives and conservatives within his party. It details the Alabama senatorial contest where Clayton, Underwood, and Hobson vie for the seat, and Wilson’s influence in urging Clayton to stay in the House. The discussion frames the broader party struggle between reformers and reactionaries and anticipates a final choice for Wilson.
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Woodrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Bryan
Harmon
Underwood
Wilson
Congress
Philadelphia North American
Alabama
Johnston
Clayton
Hobson
House
Senate
Hirm
Hob
Wall Street
Thomas Fortune Ryan
New York
Simmons
Martin
Democracy
White House
Secert Caucus Club
Sulzer Impeachment Seen as Political Bout in New York
The piece argues Sulzer was ousted by Tammany Hall led by Boss Murphy to punish his challenge to party power, while Dix’s tenure is condemned as weak. It notes the impeachment trial’s verdict as a political travesty despite Cullen’s dissent and highlights broader faults in state governance and reform promises.
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Sulger
New York State
Dix
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Democratic Party
Sulzer
Tammany Majority
Cullen
State Court of Appeals
Pythian Sisters
Mitchell Temple No
K. P’s
G. A. R. Hall
W. A. Heimberger
Pythian Knights
MITCHELL LEWIS-JONES NUPTIALS IN MITCHELL
Miss Margaret A. Jones wed Harold K. Lewis of Tama Iowa in a quiet ceremony at the Jones home 612 South Sanborn Street. Dr J S Hoagland officiated the First Methodist service. Guests from out of town included Verde Price Pipestone and others. The bride a Dakota Wesleyan graduate and teacher, and the groom a Tama bank employee, will reside in Tama.
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Margaret A. Jones
Harold K. Lewis
Tama
Iowa
R. J. Jones
Sanborm St
KE. R Jones
Verda Price
Nellie Mae Jones
J. 8. Hoagland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Lewis
Commercial and Sayings Bank
D. E. Jones
Pipestone, Minn
B. R. Jones
Omaha
Nebr
J. W., Jones
Stickney
S. D
Elza FP
Hamiel
Viola EK
Peterson
Baptist Parsonage
Benj. F. Tilley
Hamie
Banks Increase Capital Stock In South Dakota
Pierre South Dakota banks have filed notices with the secretary of state showing increases in their capital stock. Analysts suggest the rise is tied to higher living costs and the need to support larger livestock loans, reflecting tighter lending conditions for livestock handlers.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Railroad Commission
South Daota
Breach of Promise Case Ended In Favor Of Defendant
Aberdeen S D The jury in the suit of Amy Pochart vs James W O Hare awarded directed verdict for the defendant on all issues The plaintiff sought eighty thousand dollars for breach of promise and the defense argued she was married and thus unable to contract nor had a promise to marry been proven
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Aberdeen
S. D
Amy Pochart
James W. O'Hare
Halcyon Club Holds First Fall Session at President’s Home
On Monday afternoon the Halcyon club met for its first fall session at the home of the club president.
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Halcyon Club
Local ladies host first season meeting with chicken dinner
Mrs Herman entertained a group at 700 W 7th St Friday forenoon. Assisted by Miss Miles and Miss Gould, the gathering enjoyed a three course chicken dinner. The club praised Mrs Herman as a right royal entertainer and set the next meeting with Mrs O M Heather at 400 South Minnesota St.
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Join
Herman
7Th St
Yankton Drubs Wesleyan Team In gridiron clash
Yankton defeated Dakota Wesleyan 14 to 3 as wind and rough play marked the University clash. Wesleyan threats were stifled by Yankton’s defense and key runs by Johnson Stevenson boosted the visitors to the late score.
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Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton
Methodists
Mitchell
Wesleyan
Methodist
Walters
Woodward
Knox
Kirkpatrick
Berry
Wesleyans
Payne
Johnson
Gon
Jerry
Robinson
Stevenson
Yankton Woodward
Sest Walters
Rt. Grose Schwabauer
Tyre Nelson Smith
C. Kinnenga
Binthid Ie
Knuten Robertson
Alilts Knoxle
Lewis
Berry Q. Robinson
Johnson Payne Tb
Thetland
Martin l
Carberry
Towa
Puggsley
Mitchell Boys Grow Rich Onions During Summer Vacation
Two Mitchell high school boys under 18 earned about $500 from a five acre onion venture east of Firesteel creek. They leased land, tended crops daily, and marketed over $600 worth of onions this fall, with profit over $500. Earl Wells attends the University of Wisconsin Madison and Donald Greene plans another season next year.
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Mitchell High School
Harry Wells
J. E. Wells
Donald Greene
Sam T.greene
Earl Wells
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Rev G M Richmond Granted Supernumerary Relation
Rev G M Richmond former pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Turon was granted a supernumerary relation at the Redfield conference at his own request. He remains an accredited minister with full conference rights but is released from active service to lecture and travel during the coming year. Bishop Luccock lauded his character and culture in a personal recommendation.
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Richmond
Naphtali Luccock
G. M. Richmond
Dakota
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Harlan Moore
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Ransom Relief Corp. No. 11
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