Roosevelt’s Supreme Court Critique Sparks Debate
The piece notes ex President Roosevelt criticized the United States Supreme Court in a Colorado speech. It discusses permissible limits of public criticism, cites the Knight sugar trust and New York bakers cases, and argues potential dangers from corporate power shaping state and federal authority.
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Supreme Judicial Body of the
United States
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Supreme Court
Knight Sugar Trust
New York
Aever Roosevelt
Roosevelt Visits South Dakota Stirring Party Rifts
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt spent a night in Sioux Falls and addressed South Dakota politics, praising Dolliver Hubbard and Martin while urging Burke and Martin to oppose Cannon for speaker. The remarks highlight factional tensions between insurgents and stalwarts as Burke faces party obligations and Cannon’s influence.
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Mitchells Militia Wins First Prize at Roosevelt Celebration
The Mitchell company won $30 as first prize for their drill in Sioux Falls during the Roosevelt celebration. Sioux Falls Co E took second and Canton Co E third. Mitchell officers and men in the parade included Capt. Sade Lieuts. Rowley Devers and a long list of noncoms and privates. The battalion then escorted Col. Roosevelt to the big tent.
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Yankton
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Edmund Tompkins
11Th
U. S. Regular Cavalry
North Carolina
Spain
Co. E
Mitchell Company
Sade
Rowley
Devers
Devers, 1St. Seargt. Bartley, Q. M. Seargt. Stephens, Corporals Coxe, Rowley
Shipton
Meyer
Harbert
Stout
Slater
Agnew
Dan
Robt
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Bordeweyk
Chapman
Coughlin
Coxe
Dement
Hathaway
Hebron
Moore
Parcells
Phebus
Scheurenbrand
Insurgents Win in Three States
In Michigan Townsend leads Burrows for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination by about 19 000 votes. Townsend, an insurgent, accuses Burrows of linking with Aldrich. he rose to prominence shaping the Roosevelt era railroad rate bill. Milwaukee reports La Follette's anticipated 100 000 majority for the Republican endorsement. La Follette defeats Cook 3–5 to 1. In New Hampshire progressive Republicans edge toward control as Robert Bass, insurgent, defeats regular Bertram Ellis for governor two to one.
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Aldrich
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
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la Follette
United States
Decorators Begin Corn Palace Work Ahead of 1910 Opening
John Michels leads the decorating effort as a crew starts work on the Corn Palace. Floyd Gillis returns to supervise, aiming to surpass last year’s display while grain heads and yellow corn cover the center tower and rise to the base. Despite a week’s delay in corn development, the early crew and larger force will keep the palace opening on schedule.
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John Michels
Floyd Gillis
Bbig
Michels
Farm Auction at Beers Farm Near Parkston and Ethan
Public sale begins at 10 oclock on Wednesday September 14 at Beers farm four miles west and five miles north of Parkston and five miles south and four miles east of Ethan. 33 head of horses 28 head cattle 150 chickens 49 hogs 40 shoats 22 ducks plus farm machinery and household goods. Everything sells without reserve with a noon free lunch. Terms include one year on approved notes at 8 percent interest cash on sums up to 10 dollars and 2 percent discount for cash. Bracha and Zehnpfennig proprietors Judge Broote auctioneer.
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Beers
Parkston
Ethan
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Relief Says Mitchell Man
James L. Moreland of Mitchell North Dakota testifies after a year of kidney pains he used Doan's Kidney Pills from Diehl Brown's Drug Store and reports two boxes cleared his system with no further attacks. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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James L. Moreland
Second St
Doan
Diehl & Brown
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
A Man of Tron Nerve Ad Ends with Pill Recommendation
An old newspaper ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for a failing digestive system and claims they boost energy and success. The pitch links vitality to brain and body strength and notes availability at Diehl and Brown for 25 cents.
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