Young Democrats Split From Bosses In South Dakota
Special correspondence describes a factional rift within the South Dakota Democrats as young leaders oppose boss influence, aiming to purge party control, align with Wickham and Pettigrew’s camp, and shift toward a Bryan democracy. The piece notes Pettigrew’s pivotal role, potential gains for Wickham is uncertain, and warns that defeat could end the old guard.
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Bronx City ‘Tribune
Democratic State Committee
Mitchell
Lamsceseceet
Les
Mann
Wilson
Boss
Hearst
Son
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Currency changes eyed for coin and note redesigns
The article outlines proposed U S currency reforms including half cent and three cent pieces, and smaller uniform notes of six by twenty four inches. Secretary MacVeagh predicts annual savings above six hundred thousand dollars and a single national bank note design replacing diverse bank issues.
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MacVeagh Hay
MacVeagh
Charles Mix County Sheriff Candidate Announces Bid
August Marty declares candidacy for Charles Mix County Sheriff in the June 4 1032 Republican primaries. He seeks voter support to win the top county law enforcement post.
P A Hosford Seeks County Judge Nomination in 1912 Primary
P A Hosford announces candidacy for County Judge of Charles Mix County, pledging conscientious and careful administration if nominated and elected. He appeals to Republican voters in the June 1912 primary.
Charles Mix County Republican primary candidacies
A series of bid notices for Charles Mix County South Dakota offices from 1912 includes R E Brown seeking Register of Deeds, Ambrose Beck seeking States Attorney, a renunciation by a clerk candidate, J W Beemer for County Superintendent, and Charles HBartelt announcing candidacy for States Attorney.
Representative Candidate Announces Bid in Charles Mix County
The speaker declares candidacy for representative from Charles Mix County in the upcoming legislature session, subject to Democratic voters at the June primaries. If nominated and elected, the candidate pledges to exert influence as Register of Deeds for Charles Mix County, contingent on Republican primaries.
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Register OF Deeds
Charles Mix County
South Dakota
Republcan
R. E. Brown
J. H. Bundy
Chries Mix County
Dakota
E. E. Dinemore
Charles Mix County 1912 Republican and Democratic Nominating Announcements
Candidates announced for county offices in Charles Mix County South Dakota in 1912. R L Croswait seeks Republican nomination for county superintendent with June primaries. H H Monlux runs for county auditor in Republican primary. E E Dinemore seeks Republican nomination for county treasurer. Incumbent county judge seeks reelection as Republican candidate. Phil Dermody announces for Register of Deeds as a Democrat with June 4 primaries.
Patrick Announces Candidacy for Loan Act Office in 1912
G H Patrick states in a formal message that the session of the loan act will begin in June 1912. He says he seeks the office at the urging of friends, accepts responsibility, and pledges to serve taxpayers of Charles Mix County and South Dakota, aiming to work for their best interests.
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Charles Mix County
South Dakota
G. H. Patrick
Langland Seeks Democratic Primary for Charles Mix County Treasurer
Knute K. Langland enters the race for county treasurer of Charles Mix County, vying in the Democratic primary to be held in June 1912. The candidate is positioning to win the party’s nomination and advance to the general election.
Candidate announces bid for county judge in 1912 primaries
Ernest Davia declares his candidacy for the office of county judge following Democratic primaries held in June 1912. He asserts support from Democratic voters and asks for their preference in the upcoming election.
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Ernest Davia
Sheriff Niffle Seeks Re election in Mix County Primaries
L W Niffle announces candidacy for re election as sheriff of Mix County subject to Democratic voters at the June 1912 primaries. He states his intent to continue service and asks for support from the electorate.
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Mix County
L. W. Niffle
Announcement of Frank J. KABERNA for County Auditor
Charles Mix County South Dakota is informed that Frank J. Kaberna announces his candidacy for County Auditor. He notes prior elections as County Treasurer and pledges to serve taxpayers' interests if selected at the June 4 1912 Democratic primary and elected in November. He asks voters for their support.
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Charles Mix County
South Dakota
Frank J. Kaberna
Republican candidate for sheriff of Charles Mix County
An announcement states the author seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff of Charles Mix County at the June party primaries. If nominated and elected, the candidate promises to discharge the duties faithfully and without fear or favor.
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States Attorney
Charles H. Bartelt
Republican Party
Charles Mix County
Reimer Seeks Charles Mix Sheriff Nomination in June Primary
H W Reimer announces candidacy for sheriff of Charles Mix County. He will seek the Republican voters' support in the primary held June 4, 1912. The statement urges voters to decide in the party contest.
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Sherify
Charles Mix County
Rimaries
H. W. Reimer
Representative Hopeful Letter From Charles Mix County Voters
A candidate from Charles Mix County reports backing from Democratic voters as shown at the June primaries. J. A. Foxley of Platte County signs the message, addressing voters and noting candidacy for state representative.
Candidate for Representative from Charles Mix County 1912
A candidate announces for Charles Mix County representative in the next legislative session. The candidate pledges to faithfully discharge duties and promote the best interests of the state and county, subject to Republican voters at the June 4, 1912 primaries.
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Charles Mix County
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