Memorial drive hinges on final $250 to honor Cole County heroes
A Cole County fundraising drive led by the Daughters of 1812 seeks $250 more to meet a $1,000 state match and unlock a $1,000 county grant for a war memorial. With $750 raised by groups including DAR, UDC, and Rotary, organizers urge Jefferson City residents to contribute, avoiding a collapse of the memorial plan.
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Labor Committee to Probe Textbook Bias Against Unions
A Labor Committee will investigate charges from Samuel Gompers AFL president that public schools are used by chambers of commerce and other groups to indoctrinate students against unions. The inquiry targets Jefferson City High School textbooks and debate topics on labor issues.
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Committee to report next meeting on home matter
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a committee appointed by the sod? will report at its next meeting on a home matter. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.
Indictments in $3,000,000 Land Case Chicago
Federal grand juries indicted sixteen officers of the Daniel Hayes Company on charges of conspiracy to use the mails to defraud. The case involves alleged misrepresentation of California land sales totaling between 3 million and 5 million dollars. Indictments were returned October 24 and kept secret until served.
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California
Hog Prices Hit Fresh Low in Kansas City Market
Hog receipts near 20 000 yield the lowest prices since March 1916 with quotes down from 28 to 40 cents and bids ranging from 8.50 to 9.10 dollars, reflecting a nationwide drop as Chicago also reports a new low at 8.80 to 9.10 dollars.
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War Department and House Clash Over Army Allowances for 1920
Washington dispatch reports sharp clash between Congress and the War Department over Army funding. House Finance Subcommittee, led by Chairman Anthony, seeks about 300 million for the next year, aiming to cap forces and sell surplus. Secretary Baker and General March push for roughly 700 million. The current year budget stands at 292 million with an expected 60 million deficit. Baker to submit a report detailing camp numbers and purposes.
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City Taxpayers Lead In Payment Of Taxes
City taxpayers appear to lead in tax payments amid a broader state collection effort. The report notes timely remittances by residents, with officials highlighting improved compliance and steady revenue flow for municipal needs.
Grape Culture Seen as Boost for Missouri Farms
In Joplin Missouri December reports note growing grapes could raise county agricultural income by as much as a thousand dollars per year per farm without harming grain and livestock. Orchardists cite suitable soil and several small vineyards already showing success. Cortsenburg, an area orchardist, says $1000 per year is attainable with proper handling.
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