Debates on Canal Type and Rates in Sisseton Speech
The speaker attacked critics of the Panama Canal project and pressed for a lock type canal arguing it cost less overall and sped completion. He defended not being bound by railroad interests, quoted Roosevelt on sea level plans, and urged legislative action on rates and reform measures.
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Taft Gains SD Support as Insurgents Align with Stalwarts
In South Dakota Taft's strength grows as insurgents abandon opposition after a Huron meeting. The Halwarts and Kittredge rally behind Taft, while critics who long pursued La Follette shift to endorse the president. The statewide choice now centers on whether to send a Taft or La Follette aligned delegation to Chicago.
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Mitchell Taft Roosevelt rally anchors South Dakota
Special to the Arwui Laden reports a Mitchell state convention with enthusiasm as permanent chairman Martin, ex speaker Burke letter urging Taft over Roosevelt. Delegates from many counties, 167 seated, Mitchell crowd with strong Taft Roosevelt policy support. Kittredge and Crawford noted for oratory and impact.
Taft Turns Down Big Law Offer Quote Says Money Not All
Secretary Taft held a federal bench post paying 46000 per year and declined a guaranteed 50000 annual income in private practice. He remarked there are bigger things in this world than money, a belief many plain people credit him with.
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Eben W. Martin Praised For Congressional Service
The audience in Mitchell lauded Eben W. Martin for his address at the Die meeting. Rick Hills stated that Martin holds a warm place in the hearts of the people of the state and will be returned to Congress where he served ably and acceptably.
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