Democratic State Ticket in South Dakota Race List
The list outlines candidates for statewide offices including U S Senator and Governor James W. McCarter with running mates John T Heffron for lieutenant governor and others from Parkston Yankton Sioux Falls Watertown and Wasta. It references commissioners and district positions with several named individuals such as Theodore Maijng and John M King in various towns.
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United States
Johnson
Yankton
James W. McCarter
Bawa
John T. Heffron
Deadiei
Fergan
Parkston Wi
Chaminelain
Road
Batterton
Siasetins Songresmmentat Dist
Theodore Maijng
Sioux Falls
John M. King
Sulant Bist
Barry Gandy
Wasta State
Taubman Sworn In as U S Marshal at Sioux Falls
Tom Taubman was sworn in as United States marshal at Sioux Falls last week. His field deputies were also sworn in as follows: N H Jensen of Mitchell to be located at Mitchell, William Heally of Miller to be located at Aberdeen, and Lee Brooks of Belle Fourche to be located at Deadwood.
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Tom Taubman
United States
Sioux Fala
N. H. Jensen
Mitchell
William Heally
Miller
Aberdeen
Lee Brooks
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
State inspectors report berries sold in spring meet labeled measures
Inspectors from the state food and drug department report all berry boxes sold this spring comply with full pint and quart measures. A housewife observing an emptied pintbox notes more berries than in prior years, and the disparity in quart boxes entering the market is even larger.
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State Food and Drug Department
Editor Senn and the Bull Moose Plan Disputed
The Yankton Herald notes Editor Senn struggles to persuade papers that his safe operating plan for the bull moose party is sound. It suggests the paper has no stake beyond a wish for the carnage to proceed as Democrats are forecast to win this fall.
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Senn
Bull Moose
Herald
Yankton Herald
Secrets Behind the Enquirer Telegram and Senate Reading
A 1914 Cincinnati telegram asks for a reporter in Elkhart to file a hostile 300 word piece on Wilson's Panama Canal tolls, then be read in the Senate. The note exposes journalistic dishonor by John R. McLean’s Enquirer, sent to smear the president amid party battles with Hearst.
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Cincinnati
Elkhart
Indiana
Wilson
Panama Canal
Enquirer
John R. McLean
Kern
Senate
Congressional Record
Enquirers
Washington “Post
Hearst
United States
Colliers Week
Death rate for 1913 shows an increase
Washington May 21 report says the national death rate rose by about two percent in 1913 compared with 1912, based on census figures. The mortality rise is linked to higher rates across ages and regions, though data quality and notation show inconsistent figures in the OCR text.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Legislative panel to push Colorado strike talks
On May 20 a joint legislative committee announced plans to appeal to both sides to settle the Southern Colorado strike amicably. Governor says the panel will file 48 immediate appeals while examining conditions, as Major P J Hamrock faces trial before a military court for murder.
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Legislative Committee
Bizorta
Colorado
PJ. Hamrock
Mate Rife Range
Manslsuettier
Larceny
Areon
Ludiow
Prize baby block found in Chicago
Chicago May 23 Twelve hundred children in one block were found by school census enumerators The block is believed to be the prize baby block of Chicago It is bounded by the streets vision Blackhawk Hott and Iackson
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Chicago
le + vision
Blackhawk
Hott
Iackson
Fumes Overcome Firemen on Greenwich Street
In New York a six hour blaze on Greenwich street caused fumes of muriatic and chloric acid from a upper Mary occupied by the Atlantic Chemical Company to sweep through the block. Firefighters were overcome and several men dropped unconscious or severely injured while a dozen physicians treated them as they were carried from the burning structure.
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New York
Auy Tre
Greenwich Street
Upper Mary
Atuatic
Bremen
Henaides Sworn Provisional President of Peru
President Henaides was sworn in as provisional President of Peru according to a cableslam from American Minister McMillan to the State Department.
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Peru
Washington
Henaides
McMillan
State Department
Great Washington Suffrage Demonstration Gains Support
Woman’s suffrage reports from a May 9 demonstration in Washington show strong approval from U S Senators and Representatives. Statements from La Follette Brady Jones Owen Bristow Chamberlain Thomas Poindexter Sutherland Rapley Falconer Keating Sabath and others praise equal suffrage as a moral and political advance with GOP and international endorsements noted.
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Washington
U. S
Congress
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Brady
Idaho
Jones
House of Senate
Owen
Oklahoma
Bristow
Kansas
Chamberlain
Oregon
Thomas
Colorado
House Committee
Poindexter
Thompson
Sutherland
Utah
Rapley
Pennsylvania
Falconer
Rep. Keating
Sabath
Illinois
Why We Oppose Pockets For Women
A compilation drawing contrasts between pockets for women and suffrage. Quotes allege pockets are unnatural and would burden wives, while advocates argue equal freedom and woman suffrage stem from recognizing women as human beings with agency. An Elkhart Progressive Democrat note supports equality and voting rights.
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Elkhart
Ind
Progressive Democrat
Komagata Maru Expected in Victoria to Test Canadian Immigration
Vancouver May 2 Word arrives that the Komagata Maru with 600 Hindus aboard, recently sailed from Shanghai, is due in Victoria Friday. The vessel, chartered by a wealthy Hindu as a test of Canada’s immigration law, aims to challenge previous Hindu exclusion. Provincial authorities have ordered Victoria immigration officials to bar the passengers.
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Vancouver
B.C
Shanghai
Victoria
Hind
FEDERALS CAPTURE PANUCO NEAR TAMPICO
Washington reports federal soldiers hold Panuco thirty miles inland from Tampico as Admiral Mayo’s rumor is confirmed by Consul Milter. An evacuated Tampico garrison is said to have stopped fighting at Panuco where oil wells are located, raising concern over the fate of the property.
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Washington
Panuco
Tampico
Mayo
Milter
Navy Department
Two Convicts Die In Forty Foot Scaffold Fall
Winnipeg dispatch reports former constable Reid of the Winnipeg police force, linked to the Krafchanko escape conspiracy and jailed earlier, fell forty feet from a scaffold and died. A fellow convict also died as their skulls were fractured in the incident.
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Winnipeg
Reid
Winnipeg Police Force
Krafchanko
Seed Corn For Sale At Petrel Farm
Limited stock of ten seed corn ears available for selection. Buyers may enter fields to pick their own ears from delayed harvest supply. Contact SEIDSCHLAG at Farm 5 miles northwest of Petrel for details.
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Petrel
Seidschlag
Game and Fish Commission arranges fish stocking support
The Game and Fish Commission of South Dakota will furnish fish for stocking private ponds. Application blanks will be provided upon request to the State Game Warden's Department at Pierre. H. S. Hedrick, State Game Warden.
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The
Game and Fish Commission of
South Dakota
Pierre
H. S. Hedrick
Strayed mare and horses offered reward in North Dakota
A $20 reward is offered for four horses range from Spring Butte North Dakota. A dark bay mare branded 803 on the right thigh and ID on the right shoulder is heavy with foal. A black two year old gelding with a white face stripe and hair brand A on the right hip. A two year old mare with the same brand and another bay yearling colt branded identically. Contact W M Anderson Spring Butte P O ND.
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W. M. Anderson
Spring Butte
P. O
N. D
Missing 1 Bay Horse With White Markings Reward Offered
A bay horse about 950 pounds with one white foot and a white forehead stripe is branded H on the shoulder and 03 on the thigh. Last seen south of Lemmon about 14 miles. Liberal reward for trace. Contact Thorbald Mikkelson Tsabel S D.
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Lemmon
Thorbald Mikkelson
Tsabel
S. D
Notice of Bids for School Heating Builder
Sealed bids will be received by the School Board of Lemmon Independent School District No. 1 for the purchase and installation of a boiler for heating the school building in Lemmon South Dakota. Bids opened May 29 1914. Plans and specifications on file with the School Board clerk. Bids in writing with a certified check equal to 5 percent of the bid as guarantee. Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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School Board of
Lemmon Independent School
Lemmon
S. D
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Lemmon Herald
State-Line Herald
Prose Association
Lemeocm. S
Hne
E. S. Johnson
Watertown
New York City
Woman's Suffrage News
Francis Redwood
Wellington
New Zealand
James J. Keane
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Tam
Geo. S. Searle
San Francisco
Patrick Delaney
Tasmania
Woman's Journal
Alice Duer Miller
New York Tribune
Welle
B.A. Ellis
Macomber Bik
RAW
Minnesota State Uni
National
Dr. 3. Ae
Firat Sategi Reliable Com
FARM
South Daf
Pipeleien
Oscar N. Sampson
Perkins County
Iest
M. GC
Wickware
County Treas
W. Hose
First State
D. F. Dranghe
Cae
Supe
U.S. Land Office Building
Lemmon, ‘South Dala
John Rhodes
Bottie Rexall
Rexall
Macomber & Co
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