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Newspaper

Philip Weekly Review

Location

Philip, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1912

Page

5

Treasurers Refusal Triggers Mandamus Saloon License Fight

Brookings County Treasurer E L Vandyke refused to accept license fees from Elkton and Volga saloon applicants and will not issue county permits. Prohibition State Committee backs a mandamus suit to compel issuance, arguing license laws are unconstitutional per Supreme Court precedent. The move shakes local saloon forces and tests liquor regulation in higher courts.

Brookings E.L. Vandyke Brookings County Elkton Volga Mr. van Dyke Cheever Quincy Lee Morrow Prohibition State Committee Supreme Court of the United States

No Beauty Contest Editorial Snippet

An editor of a human interests weekly rails at beauty pageants, arguing a newspaper man gains none of the self respect or public esteem from such contests. The fragment hints at a broader critique of sensationalism in media and the perceived value of journalistic integrity.

CULL RESUMES CAMPAIGN

Judge Loomis Cull Republican candidate for governor resumes his statewide speaking tour starting May 13 in Fairfax after rest at his ranch near Hot Springs South Dakota. The schedule continues through May 28 including Bonesteel Burke Gregory Dallas Winner Elk Point Yankton Marion Salem Sioux Falls Watertown Clark Redfield and Huron before concluding in Pierre.

Hot Springs S. D Loomis Cull Rapid City Fairfax Pierre Bonesteel Burke Gregory Dallas Winner Elk Point Yankton Marion Salem Sioux Falls Watertown Clark Redfield Huron

Millett Endorsed for Re election by Kerr in 1312

Hon C L Millett receives endorsement from Robt F Kerr for re election noting his legislative record. Kerr commends Millett as capable faithful and influential, citing seven of eleven bills introduced by Millett passed the House and praising committee work and voting conscience.

Chas. L. Millett House House Journal Robt Fs Kerr

Real Estate Transfers List From United States to Multiple Grantees

Ledger of property transactions listing numerous deeds and grants across regions, naming buyers and sellers such as Mansine Mikkelsen Lars Thomson and A G Dunn, with parcels described by sections and townships, financial amounts, and partial ownership stakes.

United States Albert Chester Bunyan Oscar N Helgeson Edward E Hyde John Byron August Keep Grace Eddy Josh R Giddings Peter J Larson William W Chaffee Dominick Clarke John W Kamies Joseph L Stanley James Crawford John A Swant Alphonso J Ziongel John F Simonson Lemuel Laughlin Carrie Vognild Mansine Mikkelsen Lars Thomson George Longwell G Dunn Andrew F Mason John L Forant William Rudman Samuel B Carson John Davis Anna Campbell Sylvester T

Remedy Ad Seen In Local Pharmacy Notice

A reader shares a testimonial about a cold remedy marketed by Fount Pharmacy. The note mentions Chamberlain h Remedy and urges trying the product after a household illness. The fragment reflects a small town pharmacy ad style and customer experience.

Quigg for county auditor endorsed by editors

The Midland Mail and Interior Index urge James A. Quigg of Philip as a qualified candidate for county auditor. They praise his mature judgement, business ability, and long public affairs experience, asserting he would keep the office in capable hands and serve taxpayers well.

Brother Durkee The Bad River News Ches Seedom Midland Mail James A. Quigg Philip Quigg Mr. Quigg Commonwealth Inder

Popular Demand or Money Which Drives Roosevelt Campaign

The piece claims Theodore Roosevelt backers have spent about 1 million dollars to renominate him. It accuses Roosevelt managers of bribery like paying delegates, issuing due bills, and offering funds to sway voters in states including Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Arkansas Pennsylvania New York Chicago and more. It cites financiers such as George W. Perkins and Frank A. M. along with others as Roosevelts allies and notes Roosevelt’s own earnings from art returns.

Theodore Roosevelt Oklahoma Roosevelt Kansas Nebraska Arkansas Pennsylvania New York County Chicago Taft George W. Perkins Th International Harvester Company United States Steel Corporation Frank A. M Ford Pinchot John F. Bass New Wampahire Roosevelt Cain North Dakota Chaseby Truman H. Newberry Michigan Chauncey Dewey Akxander HM. Revell Thomas Deus Walter Dickey Tiaspurt S Roosevelt Thwattore Roosevelt Himeef

Roosevelt Attacks Taft In Pittsburgh Scandal Tale

In Pennsylvania Roosevelt pursues a political maneuver linking Taft and Penrose to a corrupt Pitt sburg machine run by Flinn. The former president revives a tale of votes-for-protection deals, alleging Flinn pledged Allegheny County legislators to Quay. Roosevelt frames Pittsburg as example of “Let the People Rule.”

Pennsylvania Columbus Ohio William Pilon Pittsburg Theodore Hoosevelt Taft Henator Boles Penrose Charester Bill Mion Roosevelt Pitteburg Flinn Pittaburg Sears United States Fitsn Quay Allegheny County Theod Roosevest

Roosevelt letters reveal Morgan interests linked to campaigns

A historical snippet claims Theodore Roosevelt noted Morgan interests in finance and industry. It asserts connections between the International Harvester Company, United States Steel, and Morgan allies such as George W. Perkins. The account alleges Roosevelt defended Morgan friends during his campaign and that Harriman raised funds for 1904 election.

International Harvester Company United States Mtec Corporation Morgan Roosevelt George W. Perkins Theodore Roosevelt

Warner Seeks County School Superintendent Nomination

W Warner, longtime local schools superintendent, campaigns for county superintendent with broad county reach. Born 1879, began teaching in 1900, Norman graduate, Nebraska life certificate, South Dakota state certificate, taught at Nebraska Western University, studied science at Nebraska. Local support and endorsements cited. voters urged to mark a cross for him on June 4.

W. W. Warner Prof. Warner Nebraska South Dakota Nebraska Western University University of Raska Warner Philip School

Why He Was Late Chronicle Fragment

Fragmentary dialogue shows a character stating he was delayed due to a prior meeting with Rimitheon and an insistence on discussing his late arrival. A mention of telling someone to take Chamberlain tablets appears. Sold by Pioneer Pharmacy.

Rimitheon Teres Pioneer Pharmacy

Black Handers Caught In Sully County Mystery

States Attorney Quimby secured a signed statement from a friend of Lee Canan confirming Canan planned the letters later sent to Thorpe and Exselbrugge. The letters were posted five days after the confession, and the friend kept the matter quiet until recently. Pottersville letters traced to two brothers defending their act as scare tactic to Mortensen. No action yet filed. Onida Water man.

Sully County Lee Canan Quimby Canan Thorpe Exselbrugge Potter

Meade County Divison Movement Aims To Restore Delano

Northeastern Meade residents push to redivide the empire by restoring Delano County and separating from Seaby, a split proposed after earlier absorption. The effort seeks to revive localized governance and place Delano back on the map.

Meade County Delano County Meade Seaby Delano Counties

Vote for Sandy OC Risketis for Clerk of Courts

A local voter guidance item urges supporting Sandy OC Risketis in the race for Clerk of Courts. The brief notes the candidate and the office, aiming to influence selection at upcoming ballots.

Sandy OC Risketis

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