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Sisseton Weekly Standard in Sisseton, South Dakota

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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

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Bitter intra party clash over Republican primaries in 1908

An April 21 1908 meeting in Wisink McNulty’s office tasked with selecting Republican nominees for June 5 primaries reveals an effort by machine bosses to eliminate rivals. McNulty Porter Mustain Allinariel Aier sill Olat Noxitard and others pressed a plan to exclude contenders while candidates urged a fair people driven vote. The session featured heated rhetoric and protests from several candidates who demanded voting by the people under the primary law.

Wisink McNulty States Attorner Li Sisstan Republican Party Execritas Aquil Hank McNulty Sonmnithee Stad Fevreny Folfewst McNutny Porter Mustain S. Fe Allinariel A. Iersill McNulty Weed Mita

Allison Wins In Iowa and South Dakota Stalwarts Lead

A telegram reports Senator Alison of Iowa wins renomination in Ottawa against Governor Dominins. It claims a sure Stalwart victory in South Dakota with broad support for the Cimmins faction. South Dakota totals are described as large stalwart gains with a lead around 10 000 to 15 000 votes.

Stanparp Alison Lowa Ottawa Dominins Fbuon Stony Falls Thes Morning South Dakota Sita Dakota Cimmins Flowa

Machine slate backed by Roberts county reformers exposed

The piece accuses Eastman McNulty and allies of rigging a primary slate through a secret committee meeting in Sisseton. It claims delegates were selected, locked doors used, and a machine ticket named to override voters. It argues the reformers push for a direct primary to curb boss control and save taxpayers money.

Frank McNulty McNulty Eastman Porter Sisseton Delgates De'ezates Asoon Tsquitpore Wastman-McNulty David Eastman Frank John H. Lewis I. Stad Nelson Wilcox J. C. Jews Machine Roberts County Eastman-McNulty Machine Administration Eastman, McNulty, Norby & Co

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