County Assessor Candidate Announcement and Ballot Color Note
County Candidate Henry WYSIA announces for county assessor subject to Republican voters in the June primaries. Merital Pile Remedy is promoted for piles with claims of unique effectiveness. Ballot color plan for the June 4 1912 primary shows Republican white Democratic yellow Socialist pink Prohibition blue. C ESTOPDARD County Auditor
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Bon Homme County
Friends
Gilbert G. Fites
Springfield
Dak
Henry Wysia
Brulin & Stonebraker
Prohibition
C. E. Stopdard County
Ohio corporate head indicted over rebates
Dan Hanna of Ohio heads a corporation charged with rebates and has been indicted by a federal grand jury. He opposes President Taft and backs Col. Roosevelt who says corrupt monied interests fight him. Rev. R. B. Hughes sues to set aside Springfield license vote due to ballot error placing license on the regular ballot instead of a separate one.
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Dan Hanna
Ohio
Hanna
Pres. Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
R. B. Hughes
Methodist Church
Springfield
Abolish The New Commerce Court Vote Sparks Debate
The House votes to abolish the new commerce court created by the last congress. Critics argue too many decisions oppose the Interstate Commerce Commission. If abolished, judges would move to district courts and continue serving. cases would go to district courts as before, likely delaying final adjudication.
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House of Representatives
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ayatom
Branson Addresses Scotland Voters In First District Bid
Hon O L Branson Republican candidate for Congress from the First district spoke to Scotland's people Tuesday evening. Music from a traveling male quartet preceded and followed the address, which was praised as the best political speech yet in the campaign. Branson urged tariff revision downward, government regulation of trusts, abolition of express companies, prohibition of stock watering, and universal peace. He vowed to work toward these goals in constituents interest, not to claim immediate control of Washington branches. The Scots audience left impressed by the clear, forceful talk.
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O. L. Branson
Mitchell
People of
Scotland
Branson
Tariff Commission
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Election foes brace as Taft anti-trust policy stirs opposition
The strongest opposition to President Taft comes from those hurt by anti-trust enforcement. Roosevelt La Follette and Taft reportedly consider a raid on South Dakota before the June 4 primaries. Newsboys must replenish cap cases.
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Pres Taft
Col. Roosevelt
Sen. la Follette
Taft
South Dakota
Be Sure You Are Right Then Go Ahead Be Right
The Yankton Press commends Senator Gamble for bravery in Lorimer matter while noting disagreement. The Tyndall Tribune reports city drinking fountains added to public schools. Frank Dufek of Scotland adjudged insane at board hearing, aged 77. Chas Sturtevant injured in railroad yard accident caused by a dog. car overturned, sprained foot. Sturtevant vows to shoot interfering dogs in future.
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Yankton Press & Dakotan
Gamble
Lorimer
Tyndall Tribune
Chas. Sturtevant
Scotland Yards
Charlie
Kia
Two Last Week Romances From Tyndall Tribune
H Stilwill postmaster of Tyndall married in New York City on May 4 to Mrs Katherine Noble, once schoolmates in Genesee County New York forty years ago. W H Harrisson of Tyndall wed Miss Kate Ebling in Yankton last week, their romance rekindled after being sweethearts decades ago in Hebner Nebraska with paths later crossing in Yankton and Seattle.
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The
Tyndall Tribune
H. Stilwill
New York City
Katherine Noble
Genessea County
New York
W. H. Harrison
Lyndall
Kate Ebling
Yankton
Hebner, Neb
Seattle
Wash
Hebner
Frank LeCocq for Railroad Commissioner
Political advertising endorses Frank LeCocq of Harrison for railroad commissioner. It notes his prior term on the board, familiarity with duties, and commitment to South Dakota residents. Endorsement highlights integrity and protective stance for the public interest.
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Frank LeCocq
Harrison
LaCocqg
Board of Railroad Commissioners
South Dakota
LeCocq
Notice of Primary Election Bou Honsamne county 1912
Notice states a primary election will be held June 4 1912 at regular polling places in Bou Honsamne county South Dakota from open to close for party members to vote on state congressional judicial legislative and county offices and to elect committeemen and del to party conventions for nominating candidates for United States senator to be chosen by the next state legislature. Dated April 29 1912 C E Stopnard
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Bou Honsamne
South Dakota
United States
C. E. Stopnard
Merital Rheumatism Powders Sold By Local Agents
The Progressive Century notes a new treatment for rheumatism called Merital Rheumatism Powders. The American Drug & Press Association, of which we are members, claims experts endorse the formula as of great merit. Brubn and Stonebraker are exclusive local agents.
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American Drug & Press Association
Brubn & Stonebraker
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Leighton
Becker Block
Robert Jasmann
D. Wicks
South Dak
E Isi EN Greer Pat Law Office
Bon Homme’ County
J. L. Mfighen
W. W. French
Lawrence L. Wagner
T. T. Church
Frank Dufek
Board of Insanity
Russell Drug CO
J. 1
Juval & Co
J. H. Queal & Co
Eliadeth Offigers, Becker, Bay
John Schmierer SR
Vick Phenineny
Alex, Treiber
Canaan
Siveciuns
Jor Schmiere
F.becker Philip Engel
John Becker
N. Serrijr
German Bank OF Scotland
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