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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
4
Formerly The State-Line Herald published Fridays at Lemmon South Dakota Aston subscription one dollar per year.
The article discusses proposed reform measures and political contention in South Dakota regarding protection and defense of rights. It mentions proponents Tom Roberts and Jack Lockhart among others, noting public opposition and questions about party positions and legislative urgency.
Fragmented OCR note references Burke and Senator LaFollet amid a fiery South Dakota government dispute. It mentions opposition within the Republican majority and asserts a persistent, angry stance toward Cannon and Cannonian systems.
The press notes ongoing questions about Burky’s location and activities. It highlights a perceived lack of evidence of his whereabouts while accusing a faction of maintaining old reactionary ties and dictating government actions through figures like Cannon and Aldrich.
In this critical fragment from a Washington scene the writer argues Burke and other lawmakers pander to constituents with private pension bills land squabbles and petty favors. The piece insists every senator and representative is busy with many small projects for individuals while pursuing broader duties.
The Bison Courier editorial page criticizes Burke defending him on routine issues while attacking the opposition. Charles Reed voices anger at the Democratic county slate and numerous independents challenging the old order this fall. The piece centers on voters seeking the right men and principles and which candidates are not to be trusted.
The piece argues that high taxes during the progressive era are not due to public building spending. It compares six year expenditures under Republican and progressive administrations, noting Capitol and twine plant costs, bond levies, and total building outlays. It concludes Republicans managed state finances better than progressives.
It is not generally known that the legislature of 1906, in the first term of Herried, had to make deficiency appropriations covering seventeen items and amounting to $68,386, for which the previous fusion administration had made no provisions. W.H. Wend,
Certificate lists Republican and Democratic nominees for U S senator, congress, governor, secretary of state, treasurer, and judges, with names for Perkins county county offices and independent candidates. The document records the certified slate, including party lines and district details, for the November 3, 1914 general election.
At a Hettinger hearing before Justice Brown last Saturday Harry Sanders was bound over to the Hettinger Circuit Court to be convened next month on charges of manslaughter in the death of Napoleon B. Smith in North Lemmon last Monday. Mrs. Sarah Norman faced the same charge with Sanders as a state witness. a warrant was issued when developments suggested Sanders’ possible implication. Norton and Pierson of Hettinger defend Sanders. Tscharner and Hickman of Lemmon defend Sarah Gorman.
The Lemmon High School football team traveled to Hettinger for the season opener amid extreme heat and dusty fields. Despite the weather, a crowd saw several fine plays as Lemmon started on offense, returning a kickoff to their 25 yard line before failing to gain on downs.
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