Democratic Page to Speak Truth to Perkins Harding Voters
The Democratic State Committee and Perkins county Democratic group lease front page space in the Lemmon Herald for eight weeks to tell voters in Perkins and Harding counties the party’s platform. The notice attacks the Republican Party, cites trusts and political corruption, and promotes a fair, impartial campaign coverage supporting Woodrow Wilson with criticisms of Taft Roosevelt and calls for voting for a new deal. The piece asserts Democratic control over the front page while promising to avoid personal attacks and to present information plainly.
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Democratic State Committee of
South Dakota
Democratic County Central Committee
Perkins County
Lemmon Herald
Perkins
Harding
State Committee
Republican Party
Steel Trust and Harvester Trust
George W. Perkins
Mammon
Taft
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Progressive Democracy
B.S. Jobeson
South Dacomm
State House
Bull Mousers
Pierre
Porng
The Colonel And His Methods In South Dakota Politics
An Sioux City Journal editorial excerpt portrays Colonel Roosevelt's political style during a Republican convention with Frank Hitchcock coordinating from headquarters and wire connections to Washington. The piece argues Roosevelt relied on close allies like Perkins and Penrose of Morgan interests, alleging entanglements with money and influence while casting doubt on party strength in South Dakota.
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Sioux City Journal
Mrnick Hitchevek
Col. Roosevelt
Washington
Frank Hitehevek
Hitehovel
Co Oper
Tim
Perceval
Taft
Tle Meade
Bis
Roosevelt
Pencos
Bailinger
Cannon Aldrich
Lodge
George W Vorkitts
Rocnevelt
Morgan Intweests
Cnlonel
Dimon
Pythias
Servey Nelts
Perkins
V Morgan Interests
Penrose
Congress Faces Old Fashioned Politics In Debate
A long passage recalls era of traditional rhetoric as Martin, a congressman, faces criticism over allegiance and conduct. The piece contrasts modern fashion in politics with past decorum, noting discipline in service and debates over party lines, policy, and congressional processes amid calls for accountability and reform.
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Hero Gongressman
Wwe
Congress
Hater
Lagua
Theo
Wischmniye
Hyde
Hoplewberg
Celebrueatead Carntaty
Elfelinia Martin Hal
Bamitt
PSU Lenunk
Onal
Theo Spinatel
Marine Bikom
Wentieling Tee
Hon Ed S Johnson for Governor at Armour Talk
Hon Ed S Johnson drew a large ovation at Armour as he campaigned for governor calling for reform and tone down pampered trusts. He highlighted tariff policy and state finance, praised Roosevelt and Wilson, and urged Republican governance with businesslike methods and rail and banking regulation.
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Johnson
Armour
Douglas County
Pierre
Yankton
Mitchell
Johnsun
Alan
T Roosevelt
Beth Aa A Yaa Ve Speculor
Taft
Tie
Baltimore
Wall Street
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln
Oman
Nate
Wells
Rome
Woll
Leon Volt
Medah Ww
Juhie
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Dehnson
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Republan Party
Atty
Wiss Une Brancn Camadannte
Htase
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S. Steel Corporation
International Harvester Trust
LaSollette
Steel and Harvester
Mr. Taft
Woodrow
Wilson
Essman Martinein
Ryls
Anil
Koverainere Mk
Jorge Inieredsen
Ed. S. Johnson
Ted Phanebtyl
Arnquestal Ag
Feria Acvb Moe
Alve Sunietity Luningt Agstle
Rill
Ater
Val
Price
Ately Vrange
Sereatun Catliner
Uber
Erate Fermanie Phry Ie Capone
Rsleobmgubvist
Fk Mipelaeh
Bildine Colettirich Dren
Paiurive
Alepieiba Auslnutns
Martin Tad
Martin
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