South Dakota Primary Returns Anticipated in 1907
A Perkins County Signal reprint discusses the 1907 South Dakota political scene. It argues for Charles H. Burke to replace the progressive opponent Crawford, framing Burke’s election as a renewal of the Cannon regime and criticizing the Signal's prior stance. The piece cites Democratic state ticket names and local officials across Yankton, Deadwood, Sioux Falls, and Aberdeen.
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Yankton
Javon Meunter Bowdle
Astiecaih Gavenenarjoy
Heliten
Deadwood
Siete
Per
Watertown
Hyeaserey
Nate Lank
Ste Chaeth
Jave
Bicknell
Webster
Perini
Sisweton
Theodore M. Bailey
Sioux Falls
John M. King
Miller
Ivst Hnery
South Dakota
Charles H. Burke
Coe
Rawford
Burke
House of Representatives
Obedice
Cannon
Mann
Payne
Crawford
Perkins County
Johnson’s long career cited as testament to local honor
A Good Recommend notes Johnson as democracy’s candidate for senator, praising his broad ties across four counties Douglas Pennington Butte and Yankton since the 1880s. It cites past election results from his governor bid against Byrne two years ago for context.
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Johnson
Douglas
Pennington
Butte
Yankton
Byrne
Johnson Byrne May Leads Strongly Republican Counties
The counties Johnson Byrne May carried include Pennington Yankton Butte and Charles Mix where he ran ahead of his ticket by 229 votes. In towns where he resided his majorities were heavier. E S Johnson is recommended to voters of South Dakota as a rare candidate respected by those who know him best.
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Johnson Byrne May
Douglas
Pennington
Butte
Yankton
Charles Mix
E. S. Johnson
South Dakota
Voters asked to choose between Wall Street and Democrats
A political appeal questions voters in South Dakota about Wall Street influence, Cannonism, tax policy on sugar and wealth, and support for Woodrow Wilson. It contrasts Republican and Democratic programs and urges voters to choose loyalty to the administration or to party interests.
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South Dakota
Wall Street
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Express Company
Washington
House of Representatives
Dowdell Exits Senate Race Opens Field to Three Factions
Robert Emmet Dowdell has withdrawn from the senatorial contest, easing pressure on reporters and leaving Johnson Burke and Loucks to compete. Loucks runs as an independent progressive, a label Dowdell asks supporters to back. Dowdell’s move ends a debated candidacy and reshapes the race dynamics.
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Robert Emmet Dowdell
Ruskin Park
Johnson, Burke
Loucks
Johnson
Dowdell
Johnson’s stance questioned amid Wilson policy debate
The discussion centers on Johnson’s alignment with Wilsonian policy. Dowdell’s strategic retreat is praised as practical compared with earlier efforts to front the issue. Kimball Graphic notes the friction and asks where to find a true Wilson supporter.
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Wilson
Johnson
Dowdell
Kimball Graphic
What the City Saloon Is Doing In South Dakota Politics
The Mobridge Bulletin endorses the Democratic ticket amid a wider shift of former Republican papers. It argues for Wilson and the Democrats, cites state papers like Lyman County Settler and Ziebach County News, and urges readers to consider the election carefully. Also notes saloon receipts and expenses for a 20 day period, and lists various local notices and classifieds.
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Mobridge Bulletin
Bulletin
South Dakota
West
Wilson
Lyman
Kennebec
Ziebach
Dupree
Zeibach
Eryone
Railroad Heads Through Lemmon on Inspection Trip
A J Earling of Chicago and H R Williams of New York, leaders of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway, traveled through Lemmon on Wednesday noon in the president's car Wisconsin attached to the Corobian. They are bound for the Pacific coast on an inspection tour. FOR SALE Five passenger touring car in good running order Beaton Bros Auto Livery 171f
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A. J. Earling
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. R. Williams
New York
The
Road
Limon
Wisconsin
Corobian
Pacific Coast
Beaton Bros
Candidate for County Auditor in Pere kin County
Fred Wittmayer of Meadow North Dakota announces his candidacy for the office of County Auditor in Pere kin County subject to the will of voters at the general election in November 1914. He pledges to discharge duties faithfully impartially and to run the office economically and efficiently if elected.
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Perekins County
Fred Wittmayer
Meadow
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Lemmon
Dakora
J. Stoner
Internes Dak Pres Associaten
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Nait Matter
Parkston
Fiha
Gondquist Oun
Reasoner
Hanndour
Teds
Loomis Murts Harles Hansen
Antett Coohisstemer
United States
City Saloon
Bseptey
Thguires
John Rooks
Uf Ainagers
Joe Fr
Roca
Wisbinige
Hogse
Twlomg
Loco Sebool
Cather Authy
Manny Riis
Callat
A. J. Martin
Thunder Hawk
Stowers
N.D
Duroe
Jersey
Spring Butte
G.M. Lazarus
N. D
the Herald For
L Caily
Lange
Cascade Linen
Macombors
Rexall Store
Theo Hamm Brewing CO
H. H. Pomeroy
O. W. Phelps
Perkins
U. W. Hone
First State Bank
Beat Reliable Companies
B. A. Ellis
D.D.I
Macomber Hik
Lemmes
J. T. Layne
Minnesota University
First National Bank
Braught Investment Co
Land Office Bldg
Hesaeht
Landa
Tarasanterm
Hutton
Wil Manes
C.D. Smith
Pres
T. Sherman
Behrmann
Yue First National Bank
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