Political slate listed for state offices in 22am ballot
In SHOBER Highmore and Oliver camps names appear for secretary of state D D WIPF auditor JOHN HERNING Campbell county treasurer D H CASSILL Canton attorney general W CLARK Redfield superintendent HANS A USTRUD Sioux Falls commissioner of school lands 0 C DOKKEN Deuel county railroad commissioner GEORGE RICE Fiandreau.
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Shober
Highmore
D. Wipf
Oliver
John Herning
Campbell County
D. H. Cassill
Canton
W. Clark
Redfield
Hans A. Ustrud
Sioux Falls
0. C. Dokken
Deuel County
George Rice
Fiandreau
Governor Crawford Seen Favorable After Adjustment
The report suggests Governor Crawford grows on readers once familiar. References to Mr. Shobter hint at promised alternatives. Mentions of the meat trust labeled by John Rocke feller as bad, with Father John offering cautious admission.
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Mr. Shobter
the Meat Trust
John Rockefeller
Father John
Plain Republicans push for best government on earth ticket
A year sees 500000 acres of government land added to tax lists by final proof in the state. The speaker frames the move as nonpartisan within the Republican cause, urging unity for efficient governance.
Sioux Falls Press Plans New Press Not Urgently Needed
Report says Sioux Falls Press will get a new press though the paper does not claim urgent need. The piece notes other improvements may be prioritized and questions the timing of the investment.
South Dakota Traveling Men to Meet in Mitchell
The conference report on the Tate bill sparked controversy by ending free transportation for railroad workers and their families. Mitchell won the bid to host the next annual meeting of the South Dakota Traveling Men's Association after a spirited contest with Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls Press Questions Sea Level Canal Support
The Sioux Falls Press opposes the sea level canal, citing Senator Kittredge's favorable stance as pivotal. The paper would back Heil if Kittredge simply stated opposition to the project.
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Sioux Falls
Senator Kittredge
Heil
Kittredge
Insurgent Victory Attributed to Gamble and Hictott
Robert Gamble shown strength with the people and Jim Hictott shown skill as an organizer. The insurgent cause owes its recent victory to these two gentlemen and their leadership.
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Robert Gamble
Jim Hictott
Armour Herald Nominates Ea and Johnson for Senator
The Armour Herald nominates Ea and Johnson for the Democratic candidate for senator. Senator Gamble received 901 votes for senator. Congressman Martin 468. Coe L Crawford 893 for governor. Elrod 476. The organization lost the state when Minnehaha was lost.
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The
Armour Herald
Johnson
Gamble
Martin
Coe L Crawford
Elrod
the Organiza
Tion
Freeman Knowles Calls Martin South Dakota's Oldest Congress Hope
Freeman Knowles, a former congressman, declares that Martin is beyond doubt the oldest man South Dakota has sent to Congress. He speaks frankly about the matter based on his own experience in Congress.
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Freeman Knowles
Conman Martin
South Dakota
Congress
Freeman
Shober Announces Run for Lieutenant Governor
H. E. Shober, defeated in his bid for office, declares his candidacy for lieutenant governor. The article notes his nerve as a notable redeeming trait guiding the decision.
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H. ©. Shober
Shober
Ysbon Expresses Happiness and Daire’s Notable Hours
A brief note reports Ysbon feeling happy and Gil expressing gladness. It mentions a person named Daire and references changing or notable hours associated with him.
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Ysbon
Gil
Utah gayist in senate committee vote seven to five
Reported remarks indicate a hyperbolic claim about a Utah linked candidate. The committee vote stands seven to five, shaping downstream debate on eligibility and party control in the U S Senate.
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Utah
United States Senate
Crawford breaks with Kelley for smoother Beadle county voyage
The text notes Mr. Crawford severing ties with the Kelley faction and seeking calmer waters in Beadle county. It warns he still must shed remaining obstacles before his venture gains broad public support and favorable momentum.
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Crawford
Kelley
Beadle County
Iowa Rallies for Perkins to Overthrow the Machine
Iowa voters again mobilize to back Perkins in a bid to topple the political machine that formed after Cummins won election. The shift signals a broader reform effort and scrutiny of party leaders.
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Iowa
Cummins
Perkins
Shober Failed Senate Bid Cites Missing Votes
The Highmore Bulletin reveals editor Shober would have secured a state senate nomination with a few more votes. It questions why he did not buy them as he typically does and whether his campaign fund has run dry.
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The
Highmore Bulletin
Shober
Pettigrew Called Insurgent Lieutenant In Wisconsin
The Yankton Press and Dakotan notes debate over Pettigrew being a lieutenant for the insurgents in the late campaign. It recalls H C Shober losing renomination in a convention covering Hyde Hughes Sully and Stanley counties as voters move on from the insurgent wave that brought Shober to the senate two years prior.
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Omaha World-Herald
Pettigrew
la Follette
H.C. Shober
Hyde, Hughes, Sully
Stanley
Wilmarths demand leads Crawford to governorship bid
Mr Wilmarth disclosed Kelleys attitude to Crawford. As punishment Crawford agreed to go as a delegate to the state convention and place Crawford in nomination for governor. Crawford delivered the goods.
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Wilmarth
Kelley
Crawford
Mr. Craw
Redfield Press Letter Urges Hope Amidsetbacks
A reader letter from Brer Basford of the Redfield Press pleads for continued hope and consolation, arguing that even in defeat the community should not surrender all comfort and optimism.
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Brer
Basford
Redfield Press
Aighes
Hugonrrf
Political schemer behind Crawford victory named
The article credits C. T. McCoy of Washington D. C. for crafting the Crawford victory strategy. It notes Gamble OKd the plans and Jim Elliott carried them out, highlighting McCoy's foresight and political shrewdness in orchestrating the win.
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C. T. McCoy
Washington, D. C
Sioux Falls Press Hopes for Pettigrew Senate Buyout
The Aberdeen News notes the Sioux Falls convention ends the senatorial fight in the legislature. Democrats fear party splits and the Sioux Falls Press worries over plans to unite insurgents with Republicans to elect Pettigrew to the senate.
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Aberdeen News
Sioux Falls
Tion
Mr. Pettigrew
Insurgent Press Divides From Republican Ranks
The text notes the insurgent press in the state turning against the Aberdeen News and the Huronites, while the News and Huronites previously supported the Republicans and will continue operating at their old stand long after current regime ends.
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Aberdeen News
Republican Party
Sioux Falls Convention Backed by Beadle County Delegation
The Houron1ts endorse the Sioux Falls convention action and hope Beadle County’s legislative delegation supports a nomination aimed at fulfilling the convention platform pledges. Those involved can safeguard our interests at Pierre.
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Vention
Beadle County
Pettigrew Rumored Socialist Candidate In South Dakota Race
Sioux City Tribune correspondent J C Welliver notes Pettigrew could run for U S senator to replace Mr Tredge but Welliver says Pettigrew will not run as a Democrat or Republican and may seek a socialist banner. Pettigrew’s wealth sparks laughter among rival papers.
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Grew
United States
Kittredge
Welliver
Pettigrew
Sioux Falls
Memorial Day Reflected In Huron Amid Cold Weather
Memorial day in Huron faced rain and cold but drew a large crowd. General Geo A Silsby of Mitchell delivered a well received memorial address at the Methodist church describing Civil War era trials with eloquence and emotion.
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Huron
Geo
A. Silsby
Mitchell
Methodist Church
Crawford Named South Dakota Governor Nominee
Doe I Crawford of Huron was chosen as the Republican nominee for governor by the state convention delegates. He is portrayed as a unifying figure favored by stalwarts and insurgents alike, with expectations of a large victory on November 6 and a capable, popular administration ahead.
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Doe I
Crawford
Huron
Nomi
Nated
South Dakota
Paths Now Diverge in Aberdeen News Report
The Sosa is mistaken. The insurgents and the Democrats had a common cause only in their mutual desire to down the stalwarts. After that, their paths separate as insurgents are Republicans and the Republicans and Democrats have nothing in common except factional fights within the South Dakota Republican party.
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Sosa
Republican Party of
South Dakota
Shall We Have a Park in Huron Fund Drive Begun
The city council accepted a gift of 1000 from M M Winters to establish a park fund. A park committee is raising money to buy grounds plant trees and create a public park in Huron. Circular letters seek contributions and response has been limited. readers urged to support the effort promptly.
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M. M. Winters
Huron
Hall's Catarrh Cure Firm Adverts in Toledo
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio promising a reward of one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. Ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal medicine and Hall's Pills for constipation. Also advertises Richards Trust Company and Kayaard Beracn for loans and real estate services.
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Frank"j. Cheney
F. J
Notary Public
Hall
F. J. Cuengy & Co
Toledo
Warrants for Houser Secretary of State of Wis
A historical notice reports warrants issued for the position of secretary of state in Wisconsin with names and dates referenced in the legal summons. Authorities list actions leading to the selection or replacement of the state official and outline official proceedings.
Wisconsin Secretary Houser charged with attempted bribery
A Madison municipal court judge issued a warrant for Secretary of State Walter L. Houser on charges of attempted bribery. State Insurance Commissioner Host filed the complaint, alleging Houser offered $2000 to influence a decision in the Equitable Life case during Host's testimony before the legislativeinvestigation committee. Houser, currently at Mondovi, is running for a third term and will face prosecution by District Attorney Gilbert, a leading Republican candidate for attorney general.
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Madison
Wis
Walter L. Houser
Donovan
Host
Houser
Republican Campaign Fund
Equitable Life: Assurance Society
Insurance Invest Committee
Wisconsin
Mondovi
Gilbert
Railroads Own Elevators Probed by Senators
Senators La Follette and McCumber introduced resolutions to investigate ties between grain carrying railroads and Middle West elevators. They allege railroad officials own or control major elevators at key points like Superior Duluth and Minneapolis and manipulate grain grading for profit. The probe could cover New York Baltimore and other centers.
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Washington
la Follette
McCumber
Middle West
Superior
Duluth
Minneapolis
New York
Baltimore
Brother killed by pickaxe in North Dakota dispute
Accused Anton Shot faced charges for killing his brother Joseph Shor in Grafton. Authorities say Joseph’s fence project blocked Anton from access to his land, prompting a quarrel after he refused to allow a gate. The confrontation occurred over a mile and a half detour.
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Grafton
N. D
Anton
Joseph Shor
Joseph
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Silsby
South
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State of Ohio
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Richards Trust Company
Kayard
Houghton Block
Consin
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Fore Legislative Investi
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Edler Bros
Phone Main
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Anheuser Busch
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Huron Nursery CO
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