Mirage and per diem bill shaping South Dakota legislature
Pierre Jan 25 After a lengthy session lawmakers recessed for five days to recover, then passed a controversial bill granting mirage and per diem to members. The piece joined other measures on county seat shifts Perkins and Hardin, railway fare reform, and appeals for open Indian lands. The era’s political clash includes references to Crawford advancing to the Senate seat and factional tensions among Republicans as the 1910 elections loom.
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Pierre
United States Senate
Coe
Crawford
Senate
House
Billy
Perkins
Harding
Butte County
Congress
Who Should Be Excluded From Fellowship
A reader questions the idea of turning out half the fellowship and debates who would qualify for exclusion. The piece suggests more charity and warns against harsh lines, noting there is both bad in the good and good in the bad among people. It also promotes Dr Shoop's restorative as a health advert.
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Brooklyn Standard Union
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House
Ole O
Jack
Peck
South Dakota
Philip
Crawford
South
Richards
Vessey
Centralia
Missouri
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