Vessey Opens the Campaign and Cannonism Declared Dead
The article reports Vessey opening a campaign with Dick Richards of Huron playing a pivotal role. It notes Neb raska voters circulating petitions to nominate W. J. Bryan for US Senate and criticizes high living costs amid calls for June primary support of an administration viewed as fiscally responsible. It covers the 28 hour House durance battle where Cannonism was challenged as insurgents and Democrats altered rules, leaving Cannon as speaker with diminished power.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Rules Committee
Cannon
House
Basford
H. C. Shober
Washington
O. M. Osbon
W.H. King
Board of Charities and Corrections
W. F. Bancroft
Cous
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Insurgent Commissioner of Insurance
Capitol
R. O. Richards
Board of Regents
State Senate
Proof Sheets Doomed in Grand River Press Suspension
The Grand River Press in northern Perkins county suspends publication after a land office ruling that no town exists at Grand River. The move mirrors prior final proof notices being halted and signals a shift favoring land notice sheets over established papers. Reservation land lottery winners must prepare to file in Aberdeen starting May 1.
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Grand River Press
Perkins County
Register Carpenter
Lemmon Land Office
Department of the Interior
Grand River
Land Office
Stanley County
Standing Rock
Aberdeen
First Term Local Officials Face Re-Election War in Stanley County
Stanley County politics heats as first term incumbents seek re election with Sheriff Huston facing challengers George Porch and Clarence Coyne while George Belford and Let Marrington enter. State and county races loom as insurgents clash with factions over spoils reform.
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Stanley County
Fort Pierre
Sheriff Huston
Johnson
C. M. Price
Byron L. Clow
Andy Ricketts
H. M. Dinsmore
John McKillip
Register of Deeds
George Porch
Kadoka
Clarence Coyne
Hayes
George Belford
Marrington
Westfork
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
George D. Mathieson
W. A. Hopkins
C. J. Lavery
Martin Johnson
John Hughes
Lyman T. Boucher
Pierre
Lyman County
Stanley
J.G. Bartine
March Records Shatter Warmth Marks Across Plains
The Rapid City Journal reports March as exceptionally warm with a high of 81 degrees in Philip and Rapid City. The month averages 48.6 degrees, 18.8 degrees above normal, making it the warmest March on record. Weather data for March 21 shows 81/57 highs and a 36 degree mean for the day.
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Rapid City Journal
Side Weather Bureau
Philip
Rapid City
Yale
United Staes Weather Bureau
Omaha man plans to start produce buying house at Midland
W. W. Warner of Kimbro is moving to Midland this week to engage in real estate ventures and establish a produce buying house. Threshing of sawn grain on Hardingrove flats, halted by early winter, has resumed with renewed activity.
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Midland
W. W. Warner
Kimbro
Philip
Ottumwa
Hardingrove Flats
Settlement News and Local Updates Across the County
Bridge repaired after recent floods. settlers recall harrowing fording of streams during high waters. Soyote Belly captured after killing Indian Police Homeland on the reservation south of Interior. Pierre Capital-Journal notes birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shoun of Manila. awaiting trial. New houses rise between here and Philip. Trexler owns E. E. Graham farm and built a substantial two story frame. Midland Mail jokes about Milwaukee road refusing to take corpses for shipment.
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Soyote Belly
Interior
The
Pierre Capital-Journal
Wm. Shoun
Manila
Philip
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FT. Pierre
Soulx City
Sioux City
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Set CH. Leggett
Sioux City Seed & Nursery Co
State Experiment Station
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C. H. Leggett