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Newspaper
The Kadoka Press
Location
Kadoka, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1923
Page
2
A wide spread digest notes Washington debates on tax repeal and forestry policy, Pershing eligibility, Coolidge campaign opening, and Monroe Doctrine praise. Also reported are prison escapes, ship fires, immigration refusals, weather extremes, and sports management changes spanning the United States and international scenes.
Palmers Grain company incorporates in White Lake with capital 23909. State game department weighs antelope preserve in Harding county. Worthing farmer Dee Barnhordt dies from shotgun accident. Mitchell to host 22 indoor circus during Christmas week. East Sioux Falls report on new progress in industry and wax of local commerce. Lake County Bankers offer 3 reward for bank robbers. Iroquois grain shipments light. livestock shipments busy. county corn records broken. October 1923 births 1165. deaths 285 in state. Olivet forms community hall. Yankton highway bridge near finish by May with city celebration. Vermillion debates on unemployment insurance and migration limits. Mitchell buys 100 lb barium carbonate to curb rats. Aberdeen Yellowstone Trail votes against route change west of Selby.
Pierre coverage details Republican and Democratic endorsements in state conven- tions. Coolidge leads for president with 350379 to 27340 while McMaster tops Sterling 49207 to 37837 for US Senate. Lieutenant Governor Gunder son wins GOP governor nomination over Knight 62264 to 13199. McAdoo and Ford vie for Democratic and La Follette support.
A San Francisco conference on oriental immigration led by the American Legion and joined by the California State Federation of Labor the State Grange Native Sons of the Golden West and other groups urged immediate federal legislation. They called for excluding as immigrants or permanent residents all aliens ineligible to citizenship under U S law and noted support from the Legion national and state departments and the AFL for swift action.
The American Legion funds establish a history and patriotism chair at Pacific University Forest Grove with a $100 000 gift from Mrs Robert L McCormick of Tacoma plus a 50 000 endowment. The department aims to teach patriotism and study social industrial and economic unrest and has already helped avert a mill town disturbance.
American Legion posts are urged to assist in community projects by Berty Hallizan commander of Argonne post. Department of Iowa says posts must serve their communities and gain cooperation from all citizens. The Legion button signals service in war and peace and should be worn by veterans.
The Douglas county Nebraska post of the American Legion opened polls at the county courthouse for two consecutive days from 7 30 a m to 6 p m. A board of election commissioners verified voter eligibility and dues paid. Absentee ballots arrived by mail and telegraph and were authenticated by the board. Some politicians pressed for longer access but a deadline was set away from the polls.
Dr Helen Hughes Hielscher of Makato Minnesota will receive a gold medal for her service as first president of the first department and presiding chairman of the first national convention. A committee is designing the medal.
Kansas department officials warn all ex servicemen of the final date for state compensation. No applications will be accepted after January 4 according to the notice.
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