Crawford Addresses Small Huron Crowd Amid Campaign Talk
Mr Crawford spoke at the Huron opera house about 4 pm Thursday in a lengthy critique filled address. Despite posters and handbills, fewer than 150 heard him, with some in attendance being women. The event aired a political alliance with Robert J Gamble, predicting Crawford’s future runs for governor and then United States senator with Gamble’s backing.
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Robert J. Gamble
Coe I. Crawford
Huron
Crawford
Gamble
Senate
Mr. Crawford
Crawford Opens Insurgent Campaign in Huron
In Huron on Thursday a crowd of about 10 000 gathered for Doe I Crawford’s campaign speech. Only 94 listened as he read a lengthy address advocating direct nomination of all state officers amid limited turnout and mixed reception.
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Doe I. Crawford
Argus-Leader
Huron
Crawford
Opera House
J. A. Pickler
Argus Leader critiques Crawford and favors narrow trust stance
The Argus Leader criticizes Crawford’s lengthy speech and rejects his state wide primary position. It argues the primary would empower wealthy candidates and hurt rural representation, urging submission to voters and praising Martin for backing the Esch-Townsend and trust measures.
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Martin
Crawford
Argus
Wisconsin
Ple
Mr. Martin
Huron Ranks Eighth in State Population
The state census places Huron as the eighth largest city, with potential to rise to third or fourth by the next U S census. Over the past five years Huron shows the strongest proportional gain of any city, and this growth is expected to continue. The article lists populations for the thirteen largest cities.
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Huron
U. S
Great South Dakota State Fair Ends In Big Attendance
The twenty first annual South Dakota state fair closed with twenty five thousand visitors in a week. The Sioux Falls event contrasts with Minnesota’s nearby population clusters while praising the Chicago and North Western railway for extensive service. Superintendent McCarty and staff ran special trains and offered low rates, bringing fifteen thousand fairgoers from the North Western network. The state fair board earned praise for establishing a permanent footing and situating the fair among the nation’s great events.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
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Western
McCarty
State Fair Board
Mitchell Corn Palace Preparations for Big Crowd Week
Mitchell prepares for a large crowd during Corn Palace Week with attractions that draw statewide patronage. The corn palace building itself is a landmark and worth a trip, highlighting Mitchell as a statewide destination.
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Mitchell
Railroads Face Political Scrutiny in South Dakota
Debates over railroads note freight reductions in grain and Missouri River routes to the Hills. The period offers poor timing for a political campaign on railroad issues in the state.
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South Dakota
Missouri
Clay county objects to state board tax raise on stocks
Clay county commissioners protest the state board of equalization raising the assessment of bank stock and merchandise. The opposition is described as ineffective as a defeated supreme court litigant.
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Clay County
State Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Senator Kittredge’s Rail Push Faces Mockery at Home
The text portrays Senator Kittredge as actively pressing railroads to extend to the Hills while foes criticize him locally. It contrasts his decisive action with others’ discussing, noting that people favor results and that work ultimately matters.
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Senator Kittredge
Kittredge
Aberdeen News Critique of Sioux Falls Press Credibility
The Aberdeen News asserts the Sioux Falls Press and similar outlets ignore truth and facts, relying on prejudice and misrepresentation. It argues their trade would collapse if stripped of these traits.
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Aberdeen News
Sioux Falls
State fair crowds handled by seasoned organizer since 1883
The crowds at the state fair attract six to ten thousand visitors for a week. Hu ron has managed similar crowds since 1883 and models crowd care with proven experience.
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Huron
Crawford to Open Campaign at Huron Address
The Findreau Herald reports Coe I. Crawford will start the campaign at Huron this week with an opening address. It notes unprecedented political conditions and suggests Crawford faces a united and ready slate of supporters as the battle lines form.
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Findreau Herald
Coe I. Crawford
Huron
Crawford
Sioux City Hosts Stock Show Competing With State Fair
Sioux City runs a live stock show in opposition to the state fair while both exhibitions exceed capacity. South Dakota state fair reports the stock exhibit as the largest in the state's history.
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Sioux City
North-Western Favored In Hills Resale Race
In a competitive race between the Mile and the North-Western to resell the Hills we back the North-Western as the preferred bidder. The outcome hinges on market conditions and bidding dynamics observed in recent sessions.
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