Winners in Roberts County primaries shift longtime power
The Roberts county primary results show Roosevelt sentiment strong and Dick Richards winning the US Senate seat with 858 votes to Gamble's 495. Marvick leads the slate for state senator, while Nelson and Peterson head the representative race. Minder wins sheriff, Lien and Johnson take treasurer and auditor, and Swenumson appears favored for register of deeds despite partial results. The party committee vote is tight between Oscarson and Overtt, with the final tally pending.
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Trisday
Roosevelt
Conte
Lakollette
Taft
Dick Richards
United States
Gamble
Sterling
Grigsby
Burke
Byrne
SAS
Ryan
Roberts County
Andrew Marvick
Alfred Nelson
Andrew Peterson
S. H. Malu
Minder
Nyberg
Statewide winners and listed officials race results
United States Senator Gamble and several state offices are named among the winners. Included are Congressmen in multiple districts, Lieutenant Governor Abel, Secretary Heppette, Attorney General, Auditor Anderson, Treasurer Ewert, Land Commissioner Brinker, Superintendent Law rence, Railway Commissioner Herod, Supreme Court Judges Polley Gates Whiting, and National Committeeman Thorson.
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United States
Robert J. Gamble
I Dillon
Congress
Martin
M. Byrne
Govenor
Abel
Royal
Johnson
I. B. Anderson
A. W Ewert
Brinker
C. G. Lawrence
T. J
Supreme Court
I. C .Polley
J. H. Gates
S. Whiting
Thos. Thorson
Off for Omaha Prof and Mrs Uarland depart
Prof and Mrs Uarland and Prof Mossman and son left for Omaha Neb with many friends at the depot bidding them farewell. Mossman, who put the Sisseton schools on the map, is praised as energetic and able. The community wishes him and his work success and notes no word against his management.
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Uarland
Amossman
Son
Orday
Omaha
Neb
Mossman
Sisseton
Moss3u
Avive
Adjusted Cyclone Losses in Osberg and BBC
Gan have been busy adjusting cyclone losses during the past week for the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co with the First National Bank as local agent. Losses listed include John Larrington Grant M. S Lowie Jas Malloy Bryant P. Guerts D. D. Sanby Rudolph Miller Jas Hardy W. M. Wilson Harmon D. A. Bjork Victor. All losses adjusted in a very satisfactory manner, boosting public confidence in the company’s reliability and liberality.
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Osberg
BBC
Gan
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co
First National Bank
John Larrington
Grant M. S Lowie
Jas. Malloy
Bryant
P. Guerts
D. D. Sanby
Rudolph Miller
Jas. Hardy
W. M. Wilson
Harmon
D. A. Bjork Victor
St. Paul
Starting Out Right at Sisseton Steam Laundry
A new proprietor Mr O Neill has modernized the Sisseton Steam Laundry with a remodeled building and rebuilt machinery. Ed Bennett leads the operation this week with manager Mr Glander steering daily work, delivering quality laundering and inviting Lis ton residents to patronize the service.
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Sisseton Steam Landry
O'Neill
Businesfe
Rge
Ed Bennett
Glander
Liston
Sisseton
Funeral of Edward Cook Held at 2 PM in Sisseton Cemetery
The funeral for Edward Cook, who died suddenly on May 30, was held Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock. The Woodmen lodge, of which he was a member, conducted the service with Rev Shearer presiding. The remains were interred in Sisseton Cemetery.
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Edward Cook
Lodge
Shearer
Sisseton
Roosevelt Fight for Root Chair Sparks Preconvention Tensions
The Roosevelt campaign continues to oppose Senator Root for the temporary chair at the upcoming Republican national convention, prompting unrest among national committee members and leaders. Victor Rosewater indicated the subcommittee on arrangements would likely stand, while a full committee review could push the fight to the convention floor. Meanwhile Belgian riots spread as clericals win elections, prompting protests, general strikes, and army restraint across Liege, Antwerp, and other cities.
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Chicago
Une F
Theodore Roosevelt
Eliln Root
Edward \. Sims
Roosevelt
William Barnes, Jr
Senator Root
National Committee
Victor Rosewater
Omaha
Rosewater
Snator Root
Harry S. New
New
Brussels
Belgium
Liege
Socialist Central Committee
Lege
Varviers
Bruges
Tournai
Ghent
Louvain
Antwerp
Lorimer Trial Opens with Kern Opening Speech
Senator Kern of Indiana, on the Lorimer case, argues the Senate may adjudicate its own members’ qualifications anytime, rejecting the defense that the matter was settled last year as resadjudicata. He notes the plea arrived too late and asserts Senate sovereignty over its composition.
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Kern
Indiana
Washington
Wiliam Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Lorimer
Vagrant Woman Heir in Louisiana Plot Unfolds
Milwaukee June 5 A vagrant Mrs Courtenay Weathersby twenty eight of New Orleans faced vagrancy charges in municipal court when she learned she had been named heir to 100 900 and an interest in three Louisiana plantations Her charge was dropped and she planned to fly to New Orleans to claim the legacy She had married against her father’s wishes and lately worked as a nurse at the National Soldiers Home
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Milwaukee
Courtenay Weathersby
New Orleans
Louisiana
Seven Hurt In Accident Near Traer Iowa
An automobile driven by A. J. McGovern ran off a bridge and fell twelve feet. Mrs. McGovern and her mother Mrs. Gaffey were fatally injured and expected to die. Mr. McGovern was cut by glass and four children sustained severe bruises.
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Cedar Rapids
Traer
A. J. McGovern
Trio of Convicts Killed in Penitentiary Escape
Nine convicts attempted a breakout from the Baton Rouge penitentiary quarter. Three were killed, three re captured, and three escaped. All escapees were white except Segro, who survived as one of the three successful men. Guards opened fire as the boat passengers leaped from the returning craft.
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Baton Rouge
Segro
Hymalia
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So Toon
J. C. Swenumson
Register of Deeds
Senator Marvick
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C. E, Lien
Thomas Mani
Joan L. Minder
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