The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-04-14
CITIZEN REPUBLICAN,
A. R. KAYsER. Publisher
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ttoTLAND. SOUTH DAKOTA
: Nineteen members of the Haddun
county IN. - club incorporated the
clubs premises and their own little
residence colony as the village Tayi-
stock this week. TO evade the local blue
laws of the village to which the district
formerly paid taxes. Then it had an
election. Nineteen voters registered;
10 candidates entered for the 10 cleo
tive Jobs. and 10 were successful. each
with 10 votes. There were 10 nays to
the anti Sunday proposition.
In issuing an INJUNCTION against the
AmalgaInated Clothing Workers OF
America, prohibiting the ptcketing OK
shop against which the union had t'e-
clared strike. Judge j. Van Sicken Of
the supreme court in Brooklyn blames
both capital and labor for their oppres-
sion of one another. according TO which
ever happens to have the advantage of
prevailing economic conditions. The
court upheld the right of employers to
make individual terms of employment
with their workers.
The Paris post Of the American I4e-
Eion is considering a protest to the
French authorities against the use of
tho United States uniforms, brought
over for the A. e. f. but sold with
many other things to the French gov
eminent, as 1t Is being employed In
that city. Among other uses. it has
been issued to street sweepers and gar
hage haulers; and miles of the cloth
Of which it WAS made has been sold to
taxicab companies to upholster their
cabs.
Collection of United States income
saxes from Americans resident in Mex
400 will be contested in the United States
courts One suit will he filed on behalf
OF Americans whose income Is derived
and expended In Mexico and the other
on behalf OF Individuals whose income La
partly derived from Mexican sources.
The amount OF taxes effected is less
han ts,ooe.00e
Fofty-nine pecsons have been killed in
Ireland while attempting to escape from
custody since January. 1919. The num-
her Of men interned In Ireland Is 2.079.
No women are interned. The number OF
persons serving sentences fer offensea
arising out of the disturbed state of the
country liz $50
At least % alleged bogus divorces and
annullments are known to have been
sold by Robert r. Miller. now being
sought as the alleged operator of a
divorce mill'' In New York city. 1t is
said that Miller had staff of 10 girls
to act as Correspondents" when the
fake divorces were framed up.
julius H. Barnes. head OF the United
States Grain Corporation during the war,
believes that problems bearing on the
of tho nations grain crop
could be satisfactorily solved by forma-
ton Of q national marketing council.
through which producers and dealers
could work out their differences.
Judge Lands last week raised the ban
on a building he had ordered closed for
Of the prohibition law. whea
its owner offered 1t as residence to
, man with wife and 10 children evicted
Tor non-payment of the installments on
their home.
Purchase of 5000 acres of farm land
in Portuguese West Africa for DEM
onstration farm and trades school for
African negroes on the model of Hamp-
ton and Tuskegee Institutes has been
made by the Board Of Foreign Missions
Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Russia's outstanding need today ia
production and this need cannot be met
to any appreciable extent under a gov
the right to private property. and the
rights of free labor. says a trade sur
vey of New York bankers.
Judge Lands, the fearless, says: ut
is mistake to sneer at the law. 1t Is
up to us to give the prohibition law a
fair chance to show us whether it is any
good or not AS long as the law is on
our books it is up to us to enforce it
instead Of trying to find ways of evad-
ing it,
Rather than accede to a proposal FOR
q wage reduction of 90 per cent. strik-
Ing members OF the building trades I'M
ions of Walla Walla, have decided to
form cooperative association. to con-
struct buildings for whoever desires
them at the actual cost of material anS
labor.
Schoenbrunn. the imperial Chateau
once nome or Maria Theresa, and where
Napoleon Bonaparte planned his 1906
and 1903 campatgns In Austria, will be
turned over to the people of Vienna as
> public monument and recreation
ground Belvidere palace, anothe.
chateau may become gambling ca. |
slno
Tie New Yerk Times says "there
never was any break between President |
Wilson and Colonel House, and that |
Colonel Hcase is completely in the dark |
as to the reason OF Mr.. Wilson'S sudden |
change IN his attitude toward him.
Claiming that she and her five chill. i
dren have been placed in position OF |
want because three Cleveland men |
gambled with her husband. woman is |
suing the three men for the amount |
they won from the head of the family,
Hliteracy L. said to be decreasing In |
the south. In Alabama, where the 1910 |
census showed It to exist in 22.9 OF the
[otai population over 10 years, the 1920
finds II lawered to ISL. In Ar
the drop was from 1875 to 81.
According to the Boston Transcript
China suggests that the American min
ster 70 that country be flrst class
man, able to handle the questions with
lapan and Great Britain that are be-
fsved SURE 70 arise in the near future.
Fifteen London clerks. mostly women.
drawing salaries between 1900 and 5000
year. are effected by the order Of the |
state department In Washington that
missions abroad must get rid |
3 all American attaches by July i. /
Tho =, :.