friend to all who seek to make this world safe for the people who work on farms, in shops and factories, in railroads and in mines." She won over 46,000 votes, placing third. She was nominated to run for Congress in 1925 (but resigned the nomination), and chaired the Farmer-Labor Party in South Dakota for several years. Later in life, Daly was editor of the South Dakota Free Press, and managed an apartment building in Aberdeen, South Dakota. Personal life Daly was said to be engaged to the governor of Idaho, James H. Brady from 1911 to 1913; they did not wed. She died in 1945, aged 62 years. References External links 1883 births 1945 deaths American suffragists American educators American pacifists People from South Dakota American women in World War I International Congress of Women people People from Minnesota 20th-century American people Women in South Dakota politics