Republican State Ticket Names for 1934 Election
The slate lists United States Senator Robert J. Gamble from Yankton and Governor Coe I Crawford of Huron. It includes Philo Hall of Brookings and W H Parker of Deadwood as Congressmen, H C Sho ber of Highmore as Lieutenant Governor, D D Wipf of Olivet as Secretary of State, John Herning of Campbell county as Auditor, C H Cassill of Canton as Treasurer, Hans A Astrud of Sioux Falls as Superintendent, S W Clark of Redfield as Attorney General, O C Dokken of Dakota county as Commissioner of School and Public Lands, and George Rice of Flandreau as Railroad Commissioner.
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United States
Robert J. Gamble
Yankton
Coe
I. Crawford
Huron
Philo Hall
Brookings
W. H. Parker
Deadwood
H. C. Shober
Highmore
D. D. Wipf
Olivet
John Herning
Campbell County
C. H. Cassill
Canton
Hans A. Astrud
Sioux Falls
S. W. Clark
Redfield
O. C. Dokken
Duel County
George Rice
Flandreau
Political ticket listing county and district candidates
A historical listing presents names and towns for county and district offices including Senator Thomas Fullerton Mitchell Representative C F Drake Ethan Treasurer Geo H Miner Mitchell Register of Deeds C E Brady Beulah Sheriff H C Cook Mt Vernon Clerk of Courts 8 Cattrell Auditor H B Anderson Tobin township States Attorney T J Spang ier Mitchell County Judge W Abbey Superintendent H J Quigley Coroner Dr R F Dundas Surveyor J L Nelson Commissioner of First District J R Allison Mitchell Commissioner of Third District T B Haynes Mt Vernon Commissioner of Fourth District E D Watkins Badger Commissioner of Fifth District Wr Nash Mitchell.
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Thomas Fullerton
Mitchell
C. F. Drake
Ethan
Geo. H. Miner
C. E. Brady
Beulah
H. C. Cook
Mt. Vernon
8. Cattrell
H. B. Anderson
Tobin Township
T. J. Spangier
Republicans Back State Ticket as County Split Emerges
The piece argues for a robust Republican victory in state races led by Crawford at the top. In Davison County a split emerges as John M. Brion A. B. Kelsey and W. H. Webster challenge the party line with independent bids on a fusion plan deemed to threaten the full ticket. The author urges Republicans to reject crossover campaigns and stay united.
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Coe J. Crawford
Gvernor
Sioux Falls
Davison County
John M. Brion
A. B. Kelsey
W. H
South Dakota Sees Rain Delaying Winter Dry Spell
Heavy weekly rains end any plans for dry winter quarters in South Dakota this year. A cold snap accompanies the moisture and signals favorable conditions for the corn harvest, easing gathering efforts and meeting the desires of the local people.
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South Dakota
Massachusetts eight hour law pits college farm work against costs
Setts Agricultural College grapples with enforcing an eight hour limit for farm labor. The college cannot complete all tasks in eight hours without extra expense, risking idle time and penalties. The piece argues farmers fund taxes and may face higher labor costs while stressing the need for practical agricultural instruction.
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Setts Agricultural College
Massachusetts
Agricultural College
Gamble Nominates Roosevelt for 1908 and Defends Republican Progress
In Watertown this week Senator Gamble argued the campaign centers on principles not men. He praised President Roosevelt on trusts and corporations, urged a 1908 presidential nomination, and reviewed Congress actions on the irrigation law, rural mail service expansion, and the Panama Canal. He urged Republicans to win South Dakota with a two thirds legislative majority to enact party principles.
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Watertown
Gamble
Party of Progress
Roosevelt
Congress
West
South Dakota
Findlay jury convicts Standard Oil in restraint case
The Findlay Ohio jury convicts Standard Oil Co. of conspiracy against restraint of trade. The court may impose fines from fifty to five thousand dollars per offense or imprison up to twelve months. The company plans to appeal to the state supreme court, aiming to reverse the ruling.
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Standard Oil Co
Findlay
Ohio
Supreme Court of
Clay County votes on bonds for new courthouse
The article argues Clay County should approve bonds for a new courthouse, noting the county's long prosperous status. It highlights farmers, cattle breeders, fruit trade, and overall wealth as justification, predicting Vermillion will celebrate the courthouse next year.
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Clay
Vermillion
Bryan and His Rival Elevating political clash observed
A historic comparison of William Jennings Bryan and William Randolph Hearst outlines shifting support and public appetite. The piece notes Bryan's reduced prominence while Hearst captivates crowds with sharp wit and sensational rhetoric, predicting Bryan's sun may briefly dim before resurgence.
Roosevelt for 1908 Nomination Favored by Gamble
Watertown Public opinion echoes Senator Gamble who predicts Roosevelt will be the presidential nominee in 1908. The piece argues the former president’s work would not be finished and no other man could carry on as effectively if he steps down.
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Baltimore
Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
Crcton
Hearst
Coxey
Jack Cade
Watertown Public Oinion
Gamble
Roosevelt
Public Opinon
Hudson Hudsonite Reports Strong Corn Crop Cries
A clipping notes headlines about a booming corn crop with phrases like bumper crop banner crop and biggest yield, describing a lively season and competitive pride in the harvest. The brief signals excitement and high expectations for the crop's performance.
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Hudson Hudsonite
Iroquois Chief notes brookings elkton nomination split
In Brookings county eight of fourteen nominees are from Brookings city, Elkton has three, and three county seats walk on. Yankton’s Maj. Dollard plans to move to California with 200 copies of his Army memoir. Miller Sun reports a traveler impressed by local rural enterprise and a passerby fined for calling a resident a nickname.
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Brookings County
Brookings City
Elkton
Brookings
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Dollard
Scotland
Yankton
California
Dolliard
West
Miller Sun
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W. Downey
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Hr. D. Butterfield
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Waterbury & Alousia
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