Jury sympathies and calls to study facts in Philip South Dakota
Supple ment to The Weekly Review reports on a Deadwood trial atmosphere and police sympathy implied by a jury. It notes Mr Crawford’s bid to reopen, mentions promotion of Medenicy, and urges voters to consult the Congressional Record of March 18 1907 before supporting Crawford for national office.
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The
Weekly Review
Philip, South Dakota
Deadwood
Crawford
Mcknny
South Dakots
Otservew
Congressunal
United Beaton
Rwmmie
State Treasurer Cashdalls Interest Bill Sparks Debate
The article details a legislative clash over directing interest money from state funds to the treasury. Insurgents and stalwarts clash on a bill to place 20,000 in two years and 40,000 in a possible second term into state coffers, with figures, names and party lines cited.
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Tate
Natrud
Minnehaha
Cust
Crawford
Hs Tong Aw
Imation
Cassill
A. Rudolph
Canton
Mr. Casall
State Treasurer Cardit Defends War Debt Figures
An interview discusses Crawford's governorship and state debts. It cites cash on hand, warrants outstanding, and total debt in early January 1907 with figures around 550000 to 574000, questioning book accuracy at Pierre.
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Cardit
Crawford
Jennery
Craag Khor
Thi
Conveniente
Nake
General Fund
Pierre
Reaching Feuds in Taft La Follette Clash Amid Rally News
A fragmentary report shows Taft allies and insurgents in South Dakota swinging between loyalty and treachery amid Taft and Roosevelt battles. Kittredge backs Taft in the White House room, stirring Crawford county opposition and urging unity against La Follette’s challenge.
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Taft
Bouth
Dakota
Overybury
Chicago
Kittredge
White House
Roosevelt
Uwe
South Dakota
Crawford
Aett
OM Roosevelt
Fuilime
Felne
Mitchell
Hhis
Col
Linn
Siouxville
Skorsevelt
Wisconsin
Phindreau Herald
Herald
la Follette
White Lake
la Polletty
Gn Gotber Lith
Jan Nicholson
Cochin
Roosevelt-La Folette Et al
la Folletty
Tetary
Martin
Sigux Palle
K. Benjamin Andrews
Bryan
Prves
Insurgent Heart ix
Kittredge Appointed US Senator Amid War Week Row
Fragmented account shows Me Kittredge being appointed and then declining further War Week cases. It notes a Senate start in December and mentions reorganizations with Milwaukee Road and Great Northern ties. The garbled text links to political maneuvering and citations around 1906.
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Edge
Redge
Milwaukee Road
Fenator Naamucky
Kittredge
United States
Givernor Herreid
Et Paul
Senate
Sante Arringenent
Kitindee
Kittreeds
Anil
Iveredge
Ained
Kithnder
Rai
Unclear fragmentary text from a historic interview
The passage presents a damaged OCR fragment with references to events, places, and names that are hard to decode. It appears to discuss legal or legislative topics and potential outcomes, but the readable content is insufficient for a coherent summary.
Lennox Lidepiendent and the Senate Power Shift
A fragmentary report from the convention discusses Lennox and the Senate race with Benadtor Harable in Washington dispatches. It notes Senator hits wedge now in South Dakota and debates Me Gamble versus Kittredge's strength, suggesting editors ridicule George Washington’s imitators.
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Lennox
Leming
Trey
Benadtor Harable
Wash
Macoon
Wedge
Bouth Dakor
al Gamble
Gamble
Mr. Kittredge
Senate
Tax receipts reveal state debts and Crawford era costs
The article argues taxpayers should review their tax receipts to understand what they owe. It cites the Crawford administration’s debt payments, appropriations, and state tax levels from 1901 onward, asserting Republicans mislead about finances while urging scrutiny of levies and expenditures.
Complex political funding allegations loom over rail and press deals
The document alleges extensive spending by state agencies and insurers to back favored railroad and newspaper deals. It accuses officials of undervaluing rail assets, steering contracts, and using public funds to subsidize lavish campaigns, with returns claimed to exceed 190 thousand dollars in potential savings. Safety None.
Governor's speech draws jeers from crowd
In the town hall session, Governor Coonford faced hostile reception as he accused the audience of a line. He persisted but failed to prove the claim, triggering a reaction that weakened the governor. Voters question state taxes for 1907 and 1908, seeking clarity on current rates.
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Covernor Coonford
Oman
Reform Hold-Up of Ten Percent Campaign Fund
A dubious reform movement in South Dakota politics is blamed for forcing officials to fund campaigns. The letter accuses the Insurance Commissioner Bowford and others of misusing state funds for Crawford's campaign, including hotel bills and travel. It claims taxpayers subsidize campaign literature and speeches while state work suffers.
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Crawford
South Dakota
Insuram
Bowford
Puid
Senator Kittredg
Crawford News” Bureau
Ateun
oMeer
Pure Food
Phe Bonesnse
Campaign fundraising letter from Roosevelt State League
A 1908 fund solicitation from the Roosevelt Republican State League in South Dakota requests contributions for the campaign. The letter, signed by the secretary of finance, urges flexible payments and assures discretion and responsible handling of funds. It names Geo. Hutchinson as treasurer and emphasizes voluntary support and accountability.
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Roosevelt Republican State League
Dak
Richards
Huron
Ary
HL G. Shober
Hutchinson
D. Bebo
Hutchincan
Juron
South Dakota
Tam
Scandianavians Debate Crawford Endorsement In Sioux Falls
A distorted article recounts a contested claim over the South Dakota endorsement of Governor Crawford by Scandinavian voters. Reported tallies range from 27 000 attendees in Sioux Falls to a far smaller figure, amid accusations of yellow journalism and conflicting estimates by campaign supporters.
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Crawford
Scandinavian Republican League
South Draket
Fren Murer
Crawford Engine
Sioux Kalle
State Eagle Crawford Republished Adopts Resolutions Declining for Hin
A Scandinavian Republican group meeting in Huron on February 24 adopted resolutions condemning Sen. VT Kitredee’s successor and pledging loyalty to the voters of South Dakota. The League published their draft in advance, but the final text was not approved until the February gathering.
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Kittredee
Washington
Crawford
Yellow Journal
Dillon
W. Late
Gann Valeley
Argus Lender
Senate
Amy Pena
Kittredew
Ulam
Ube
Albert
Yne Crawford
Orgwniention
Hin
VT Kitredee
Keamlinavian
League
Huron
Gittleharde
Richards
Wimawelf
South Dakota
Epithets Fly At Hur ry Meeting In Graft Debate
A correspondent recalls Gov Crawford and Lt Governor exchange harsh insults during a Hur ry meeting about Gamble graft. The governor called stalwarts men of hell and yellow-corporation curs, while the lieutenant governor tried to calm the crowd.
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Veritus
Crawford
Omcesna
Hell
Yellow — Corporation
Payerner
Maverner
Dave Amy
Specchion Tx
Ator Kittredge
Byrne Son Attains Annapolis Cadetship Amid Controversy
The Argus Leader notes that nearly all ax members questioned Gamble’s integrity except Senator Byrne. Byrne’s older son secured an Annapolis cadetship over other eligible boys, a move tied to insurgent views on the primary. Byrne returned from Annapolis last week. Transfers and costs to Chicago if the primary is used are debated as taxpayer burden.
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Gamble
Senator Byrne
Ator Byrne
Annapolis
Steere
Mr. Byrne
Annapolia
Chicago
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