Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1904-05-05
SAMUEL n. ELROD
FOR GOVERNOR
is Choice OF South Dakota Re-
publican Convention at
Sioux Falls.
THE OTHER NOMINATIONS
Convention Ihroughot. Was One OF
Business Harmony and Complete
Endorsement of Republican
PRINCIPLES.


PRINCIPLES.
eiopofp6T salni,el IL islfod. clark.
I.icuieuami e;0eoFunl- j. II. MeIJousall
MARSHALL
SECRETARY 81 '7i@l' ~ y, Wipf, 'tutch-
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b0l4
suFtriHifisiaHi eff itnhlic lnstruction4-
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i8lse
.idt,acs. az sstat@ Snprc,l,.s t,ourt-Jllcla,ns
ltaGg sorsem sad l'ullrr
e'clssFes stiis# e, " aitriin, Lawrence
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a Maenef. isiqant. :. II. I)a.is plankin-
tom john liusbes, t'sttNsblirg; n. l..
flneh. webster T. r. Andrews, GHodes
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$1,000 ,'' s''''' N'.-
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aelln. elected aeieS9tes wa" were M
siruetei 10 Vote for lsoosevelt's nomi-
nation ~ the national convention;
nanlell presidential electors. nominated
q fun state, congressional and Judicial
ticket, and adjourned SINE die after
being In session about six hours.
The principal contest WAS between
S. H. Elrod and I,oe / Crawford for
tine domination for governor.
Mr.. Crawford was supported by those
opposed TO tho present state organiza-
ton The STATE Organization had con-
troll Of the convention throughout. HAY
isaeal,t5a,. y.i.,. ,,,m,,,,.i a., ni,.,,i,,,,
alegiance 10 The principles of the re-
pueliean party us set forth in the ma
lional platform of 1900; concentrating
The american people because of the un-
xalnpled prosperity they are enjoying.
strongly commencing The national and
stale administrations, praising the vet
erai}s OF the civil aud Spanish wars.
auG i3ucling Senators Gamble and Kilt
redge ;ntf Congressman Martin and
ISuikc for their services in behalf of
tllr state and its people. The action of
the national administration i'm refer
eIiee 10 Panama was Endorsed.
c.; p.4.,.
" =. l'ots on '9ii.ik county was eiec'-
s. SSietal s'llH mas. T.. iiili on MIN
100 titt INV Jpliil 7t'li'leS OF I'li lslNei
ls'is'', S@'i'5,ai'','s; ga 'n9p'oli lbueti
iiali4ea 'ile committees, each OF nine
iiltliiilefsIlli'' lhe Gpaifilleh oi W'leh
iylill<.llei't ol's''illA ~ nan
~ ~, ~ p''il I.'Nei, %'eueii,iais, l'aseer-
iui'.S hslu oi''ei, 9te"
. :, 81 issisS'' fe7piueloiia' lofaiisoii OF
~. isph
'l'i',''siillillllt wv lheu thkeh 10 :
Z = r., i'l.''l.li1etlt "ls'' l1 VIII
- = y = '%'iN'oii senator .,a'iil7
- l'@l s'iYl' @S chairman WIN pe
et''i''
ie gG,ilNeatieli ieassei@bled at $40
! M ne credentials committee not
icing fe&'S 10 report the report of the
@ @a rar ls n 'l..ln'as ~, o xxi ,l,n
This selected L.. Il. French. of Ynnk
ION for permanent chairman. and H.,
Y. poty, OF Sphinx county. Charles e.
Hill Of Minnehaha. and John A. stan
lev nf Fail River, for permanent secre-
tSlies.
j. 1'omlnson, A., of Mirnehaha. and
jack Gray. of Lawrence, We're APP
pointed committee To escort Mir
lrenGl To the hair Tdr. French, made
a hlief address.
Report on Credentials.
.rl,e en,,,n,i,,n. ~, cro,;on,i,,, ,l,,
made its rel5a,.t w,icb OF, n,n,io,, ,.,s
ttlt,tff,d
t;rtint ana Eo,n,,ts reuntioe ,,.,d ca,-
Wel,e settled ~ the COMMITTEES do
ciiIine in fay,r Of tho dalog,+i,,a.
Whj1' r.sp,e%,tea mo STATE g,rs' M
ton and was opposed to the oan'ii-
dit,v III o,oe l. crlwrora fo. rova,,,or
Tho committee ora rules and order NJ
business made its report. which MAS
f,loPted
This, aulens other things, limited