Doc Smith and LeVocq tied to railroad board history
A letter from S. D. May 22, 1912, criticizes Railroad Commissioner Smith and endorses Frank LeVocq for board membership. It recalls prior votes, disputes Dougherty opinions, notes tariff actions, and cites personal anecdotes about funding and newspaper coverage. The piece defends reformers and questions past motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
S. D
Lemmon Herald
Perkins Co
Smith
Frank LeVocq
Railroad Commission
White Butte
P. W. Dougherty
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Officr
B.D. Sewall
Jim
Chicago
George Rice
Frank LeCocq
Mr Rice
Lalso
Rice
Frank LeCocy
Missouri River
Attorney General's
Minnesota
Inte State Commerce Commission
Egan Welcomed by South Dakota Supporters Across Counties
George W. Egan described as the peoples candidate for governor drew enthusiastic crowds in Lenn and Perkins counties. A large Armory crowd heard a masterful lecture that evening, described as the most significant talk yet. Supporters in Perkins county organized an Egan club with Ro Braught as chairman and Otto Redenhour as secretary to bolster the campaign.
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George W. Egan
South Dakota
Lenn
Lemmon
Armory Opera House
Losi
Egan
Nazareth
Haan Urday
Perkins County
Bison
Egan Club
Doughty
Ro Braught
Otto Redenhour
Social Event Honors Mrs Harriet J Trew at Lee Mars Ta
Mrs Harriet J Trew of Lee Mars Ta hosts a dinner for seven at her home. The occasion includes music and conversation with guests Mrs Urew Mrs Wilson Miss McDonald Mr and Mrs C A Ingalls and daughter Miss Marie Sampson and Mr Oscar N Sampson. The event featured a three course menu and a cordial reception with neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet J. Trew
Lee Mars
Urew
Wilson
McDonald
A. Ingalls
Sids Marie
Oscar N Sampson
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