17 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
1
Representative Burke makes a formal renomination announcement to electors outlining campaign aims and position on key issues. The notice emphasizes continuity and service, urging supporters to back his bid for renewed office.
The candidate declares intent to seek renomination as a South Dakota representative in June. He promises to uphold Taft administration goals, back Republican party planks and Roosevelt policies, and push bills on interstate commerce, statehood for Arizona and New Mexico, postal savings, conservation, and Missouri River improvement. He vows active interest in Native welfare and opening unused Indian lands. He stresses electing a Republican House and caucus-based representation for constituents. The piece ends noting continuation of the campaign (Continued on page 8).
The Black Hills Statesman notes F W Martin seeks renomination. The article outlines his candidacy and party alignment as he aims to continue as a representative. Local supporters rally behind the veteran politician amid upcoming renomination efforts.
A Republican candidate from South Dakota outlines renomination plans and defends Roosevelt Taft policies. He recalls eight years in Congress, notes 1906 renomination defeat, then previews support for the caucus winner and census questions to follow. The piece ends with an aside urging readers to have suits made by Weiss the Tailor.
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