04 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Iuka Vidette
Location
Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
1
The 1919 primary results show the Tax Assessor race in question with the outcome not yet settled. Election commissioners plan a meeting on Saturday to determine the definitive result and address the disputed counts.
Kendrick Mississippi August 29 1919 expresses thanks to voters in the Thirty seventh District for support in re election bid to the senate and in other races. He cites public health legislation a strong parliamentary record influence with colleagues and the old capitol bill championed by Confederacy women. He notes slander and urges mercy and good will toward opponents.
An article from Southern Agriculturist argues that country towns and rural areas are interdependent with the broader country. It says town merchants bankers and editors must cooperate with farmers to advance progress, and that country towns should align with country prosperity.
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A fragment mentions D T Boatwright and C A Woodall, with unclear context and garbled terms. The readable portion suggests a case or financial matter involving these individuals, but specifics are not discernible from the text.
More than a hundred Filipino students from various islands and several Manila government workers will be sent abroad before the new school year. A special Philippine Council of State committee approved the qualifications, including Carmen Aguinaldo daughter of General Emilio Aguinaldo and Princess Tarbata of Sulu, who will study in Urbana Illinois.
The Gulf Division of the Red Cross arranged a $3,000 cash loan to disabled soldiers in New Orleans when government checks were delayed after a Congress act raising training allowances. Harry Hopkins, James Sibley, and Lyle Saxon organized the aid to tide the men over, many of whom were married with children. Rising clothing prices are noted by the report.
At Manila's Fourth Far Eastern Olympiad held last May athletes from Siam, Malay Peninsula, China, and Japan competed alongside the Philippines. China won pentathlon and decathlon and golf, Japan led in marathon and tennis singles, while the Philippines triumphed in track and field, swimming, tennis doubles, basketball, and baseball. The lone baseball victory for the Philippines came as a single vote winner Chi Hamany led the event.
The community shares duties with its teachers and should ignore unkind rumors. Many teachers possess talents useful to the neighborhood, and they should be encouraged. Meanwhile, reports from Chicago note strikes over unpaid wages amid tumult during reconstruction.
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