South Dakota GOP primary rives over indorsements fight
In South Dakota on March 22 candidates for the Republican presidential endorsement, led by General Leonard Wood and Governor Frank Lowden, mobilized supporters for tomorrow’s primary. Ten delegates will back the plurality winner. Wood holds the majority endorsement, Lowden the minority, with Johnson and Poindexter running as independents. Democrats back Wilson for a third term as factional fights split GOP and Dems. No Non Partisan League contest in primary. Willis C. Cook opposes Philo Hall for GOP national committeeman. Mee and Bowler seek Democratic support.
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South Dakota
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James W. Gerard
New York
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United States
League
Willis C. Cook
Sioux Falls
Philo Hall
Brookings
James Mee
Centerville
John A. Bowler
Republican Party
Aged Financier Exhibit Leads to Norbeck Senate Bid
Governor Peter Norbeck leads the latest picture of the aged financier at the suite convention as candidate for United States senator. Ed 8. Johnson, a Democrat, does not seek re election. Opposing Norbeck is Judge Dick Haney of Turon. Democratic challengers include AL 8 G. Cherry of Sioux Wells and Yom Thuburan of Plankington. Senator Poindexter spoke at a Sioux Falls mass meeting. General Wood planned an address at Rapid City, but the event was cancelled for lack of time and Wood reportedly left for Chicago.
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Chicago
Potato Flour Factories Surge in Germany
More than 2,000 potato flour factories operate across Germany, reflecting a robust processing sector. The extensive network supports local agriculture, food supply chains, and regional employment.
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Germany
Women Attack New York Legislators
A New York report by the New York State Senate of Women Voters alleges a powerful financed network, including the Associated Manufacturers and Merchants, influences public opinion and legislative action. It cites a 100000 to 200000 dollar propaganda fund for the New York League for Americanism and notes ties to insurer interests and health legislation opposition. The report also links figures to California campaigns and Prudential advisers. The air mail service is said to save the United States 600,000,000 annually.
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League For Americanism
New York
League
California
Colby Sworn In as Secretary of State Nominee
Washington March 22 The Senate confirmed Bainbridge Colby as secretary of state. Colby will take the oath tomorrow and face passport issuances piling up since Polk left the post. Department reorganization and multiple vacancies loom, including the assistant secretary position long vacant since Phillips's appointment to Holland.
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State Department
New York
William Phillips
Holland
Polk
General Harts Returns Home from Antwerp Mission
Brigadier General W. W. Harts former Commander of the Paris district of the AEF sailed from Antwerp for the United States after being ordered home by Secretary Baker to testify before congressional committees. He faces inquiries into charges of cruelty at prison farms under his command.
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