Hart Schaffner & Marx Exposition Opens and Public Notices
A local store displays Hart Schaffner & Marx suits and overcoats for spring and summer with sale prices. The passage promotes tree cultivation programs in South Dakota and Gov Herreid’s proclamation urging observance. Col John H King and Col J F King are slated for political addresses at the opera house in Huron on March 24 with anti Crawford views. delegates and local political actions noted.
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Hart-Schaffner & Marx
John H. King
South Dakota
Lawrence county endorses Martin for Congress in 1904
The Lawrence county Republican committee overwhelmingly backed Martin for Congress with a 45 to 3 vote. Ayers, once Martin’s manager, faced a split in the county’s old guard but later united behind Martin’s nomination. The article also notes a land sale by the state, underscoring enduring land values in Beadle county.
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Mr. Martin
Congress
Mr. Ayers
Martin
Ayers
Lawrence County
Kirk Phillips
Walter Smead
Jim Muhn
Phillips
Twain
Black Hills
Old Guard
Minnesota Republicans elect Roosevelt delegation for convention
Minnesota Republicans selected a Roosevelt delegation to attend the National Republican Convention, outlining party support and regional representation for the campaign.
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Minnesota
Roosevelt
County Conventions Set for Crawford and Elrod Delegates
Sully county holds a convention Saturday and instructs delegates to the Republican state convention for Mr. Crawford. Hand county follows with a Crawford delegation. Clark county votes Monday to send an Elrod delegation, Codington county also instructs for Elrod. Writing on walls of politics is plainly read.
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Sully County
Crawford
Hand County
Clark County
Elrod
Codington County
Opposition to reciprocity that opens markets without compensation
An editorial stance opposes free trade reciprocity that would open domestic markets to foreigners without reciprocal trade benefits. It defends Blaine and McKinley style reciprocity while rejecting one sided openness.
Rooseveltian Year Ends Cannon Boom in Congress
Members who propelled Uncle Joe Cannon for president saw the plan collapse amid House of Representatives opposition. The figure imagined as presidential material is deemed fit, but the era favors Roosevelt and shifts the political wind.
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Congress
Uncle Joe Cannon
House of Representatives
Uncle Joe
Hearst Delegates Dominate Douglass County Convention
Douglass County Democrats nominate two delegate sets to the state convention both backing Hearst for president. The intra party fight centers on John son and Smith as candidates for national committeeman from South Dakota.
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Douglass County
Hearst
Johnson
Smith
South
Scandinavian Republican league linked to Democratic party
The Crawford Republican Scandinavian league aims appear to align with Democratic interests as its unofficial organ is a democratic paper led by Hon. B. H. Lien. The group seems organized as an adjunct to the Democratic party.
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Crawford Republican Scandinavian League
League
Hon. B. H. Lien
Republican League
Democratic Party
Col J H King Plans Fair Address Thursday Evening
Col King will speak Thursday evening to present his views on Crawford and welfare of the community. He invites all residents to attend and hear his remarks on the candidacy and policy implications.
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J. H. King
Crawford
Socialists of South Dakota nominate ticket for state and Congress
Free man Knowles of Deadwood heads the gubernatorial ticket with Stacy Cochrane of Brookings and H. W. Smith of Sioux Falls running for Congress.
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South Dakota
Freeman Knowles
Deadwood
Stacy Cochrane
Brookings
H. W. Smith
Sioux Falls
Congress
Hyde, Hand and Sully county conventions scheduled
County officials announced that Hyde Hand and Sully counties will hold their county conventions on a Saturday. Details on location time and participating party organizations were to follow in later notices.
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Hyde
Hand
Sully
Judge Bangs Remembered As Dignified Gentleman
Clark county Republicans back Elrod for governor and elect an instructed delegation to the Republican state convention. The death of Judge Bangs at Deadwood is noted as a loss to the old school of gentlemen.
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Judge Bangs
Deadwood
Clark County
Elrod
Campaign note on Crawford opposition and Armour wheat deal
The opposition to Mr. Crawford in this county and state is political, not personal. J. Ogden Armour has saved 1.2 million from a wheat deal, and the country will cheer his fortune given the scale of the gain.
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Jim River
Crawford
J. Ogden Armour
Confederates End Long Battle Over Capital Move
The text notes no state moved its capital east, some voted to shift westward, and confirms General Wood after a long contest sparked by the late Senator Hanna lasting until his death.
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Wood
Hanna
Alderman Race in Fourth Ward Grows in Interest
The contest for alderman in the Fourth Ward gains attention as candidates engage in spirited but good natured battle.
Kingsbury County Slates Notables in State Offices
Kingsbury county shows strong political standing with a state auditor, a state food and dairy commissioner, and a circuit judge in its ranks. The trio reflects local influence across fiscal oversight regulatory duties and judiciary.
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Kingsbury County
Cummins Faces Troubles Amid Persistent Iowa Pressures
Governor Cummins of Iowa, a renowned and steadfast statesman, confronts mounting difficulties that would test a less resolute leader. Political strains intensify as criticism mounts from multiple quarters.
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Gov. Cummins
Iowa
Hawkeye
Arbor Day Proclaimed. April 22 Urges Tree Planting
Gov Herreid proclaims April 22 as Arbor Day and urges statewide effort to plant trees. The proclamation calls on citizens to participate in tree planting activities across communities.
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Herreid
Ralph Wheelock Applies Color to Tar Fight Commentary
Ralph Wheelock expresses enduring affection while offering commentary on the tar fight across the state, coloring his remarks with personal sentiment and regional perspective.
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Ralph Wheelock
Brookings Notes Pop as President of Republican Scandinavian League
Brookings reports that the president of the Republican Scandinavian League is popular and actively promoting the group’s goals. The piece outlines leadership signals and the league’s influence in regional politics.
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Brookings
Republican Scandinavian League
Pop
State Group Declines to Comment on Martin Field
The state organization declines to be drawn into the Martin field issue, offering no further details or positions on the matter.
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Martin Field
Richards Trust Co. Farm Finance Ad in Huron
If you wish to borrow money, buy or sell a farm, call on Richards Trust Co. Huron S D.
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Richards Trust Co
Huron, S. D
Port Arthur Taken Again by Japanese Forces
Japanese forces reportedly seized Port Arthur once more in a new push. Details remain limited as the battle lines shift with ongoing air and sea operations affecting nearby coastal towns.
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Port Arthur
Congressman Martin Shows Up Well in Fight
Congressman Martin's involvement in a dispute draws attention as witnesses describe his conduct and stance during the altercation. The event highlights his role and public response to the confrontation.
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Martin
Russian Navy Warns Itself If Given Time
A provocative statement asserts the Russian navy would destroy itself if provided with sufficient time. The remark suggests strategic despair or self-defeating behavior amid ongoing tensions.
Yump Ole Yump! Scand dinavian League rally in South Dakota
The circular from Sioux Falls led by Brother Osbon of the Howard Spirit advocates rallying in support of Crawford's line. The writer questions if Miner county Scandinavians will heed such orders and doubts Yankton county will follow easily.
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Sioux Falls
Scandinavian League
Brother Osbon
Howard Spirit
Crawford
Miner County
Yankton County
City of Huron Lawsuit Overturns Firing and City Costs
The City of Huron versus Charles N. Cooper moved from police court to circuit court on a writ of certiorari. The circuit court found no offense by Cooper and vacated the prior fine and costs, noting the case arose from local politics and should not have gone to court, leaving the city with about 100 in expenses.
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City of Huron
Chas. N. Cooper
Roy Hubbard
Doe I. Crawford
Cooper
C. N. Cooper
Huron
City of
Circuit Court
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Hills
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Mr. Driscoll
Lead
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