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   Republican, The (Newspaper) - August 1, 1920, Mitchell, South Dakota                                FHE ONLY SOUTH DAKOTA DAILY HAVING LEASED WIRE SERVICE OF PRESS 24 Pages Section One cmr 15 EDITION VOLUME IV SOUTH AUGUST 1920 NUMBER 44 will 1C IE Ur DEAD ONES Declines to Discuss Charge That International Interests Bade Democrats SPEECH IS FINISHED SPECULATORS GET BLAME FOR PRICE OF COAL National Coal Association Claims Industry Gets A Slender Average Profit PILGRIMAGES TO PROMISED LAND DONT SEEM TO TURN OUT AS WELL FINISHING ERNOR OAY AT j Illy Leased July teen believed lo be those of MINE COST VERY LOW row unearthed today on ADDRESS Qf Lars 0 near COAL OPERATORS BE lly his discovered them when he ed up the slump of what had been a hue oak believed to be more than one hundred years All had PEACE TALK IS SOVIET COMMANDERS PUSH PENSIVE TO STOP DURING PARLEY Frew man one July Iress of acceptance next Governor Cox today sought recreation after his weeks work and pi to turn to other campaign The speech comprises about ten according to esti or something over a newspaper page and somewhat in effect of that Senator The governor an afternoon on the golf After his Governor today received two Pro Irving Fisher of with whom tie discussed economics and Secretary Van Dyke of the vania Cox continued to with hold comment on the of j fly Senator charging the ar with seeking to obscure the I the of Nations issue and declaring soviet forces urn now un of the league with according to advices national interests it js action far campaign It was ias restricted to the pru indicated Unit the governor i make no response before liis although Moscow win and would ess messages tiled in plain refuse through exchange of statements ordered the of lo press that sort ithe Soviet armies ul ride with the beginning f Reply to j ice meeting last it is Next week tlie governor is French quarters litre that t seen ed to reply to of wireless order from Moscow Lake instructions lo Ji lors date the request for aid into kop pushing their offensive vu securing a pardon t This alleged ns re w George or the ed to have been deciphered by tho 1s It is for it informed Soviet to that the Bolshevik lion special would handing over the of IVIi will be terms until that It Is understood Iho tint direct of the to bo conducted m a under will be in LIEVE SHORTAGE CRISIS WILL SOON BE STRAIGHTENED OUT July tor exorbitant coal prices was placed on in a statement today by the Coal Fed eral commission figures giving the average sales price at the bitum mines during April as it slender average of i profit tier ton realized by the Industry Mine cost placed at per ton toy the the statement pointed adding that the fifty cents margin between the cost and selling price was not net profit for fnn it must deducted interest on borrowed cap Hal Mid oilier expenses blame for exorbitant prices the activity of de clared the stalment which added that car shortage paved tlie way for the play of speculative Hecon of ears for which the rail are it exchange of coal in some times resulting in a price to lacked on two or three With the priority orders of the In commission now stimulating tlie movement of coal to tlw Great Lakes and to New concluded Hie Uie coal I relieve that the slifirtocx crisis soon i INTO CANAAN CAME BACK LADEN ALL KINDS OF GOOD ALF REVENUE INCREASE Freight Up One Passenger One PulL man One Half OFFSETS WAGE AWARD NEW TO MARCH MUST BE IN EFFECT JANUARY 1 BUT THE DELEGATIONS OF BOLSHEVISTIC ENTHUSIASTS WHO HAVE LOOKED IN OH nds largely of Moore of Governor Coxs The of was Cox and he would see Senator ii and are forming new In Americas entrance llf League of lie said it to announce officers in or ten days MURDER aUES IN CHICAGO CASE AROUND WORLD OF WOMAN MURDERED IN TRUNK CASE FOUND By Iress Leased photo graph to lie that Oscar Fer reported be in that of Eugene in connection with the murder police announced was identified by Pa and live My July Author ity for the railroads tbr increase revea ues by approximately and R half dollars granted tha interstate commerce Freight rates will be about one passenger and one Coast wise and inland steamship lines and electric railway companies also were granted In freight rates in proportion granted railroads serving same ter S The new March will become effective on flve days notice Ote to the commission the and they must be in operation Jan uary Since guaran tee expires the carriers are expected to put the advances into effect by Roadt 18 The increases are designed to offset the award ed by the railroad labor and to provide the six cent net income on aggregate Value of railroad properties under The aggregate value of alt railroads vas estimated by the commission at as against a MAPPED OUT FOB FIRST DERBY AROUND WORLD BY AERO CLUB ARE WORKING ON TWO THEORIES IN CONNECTION WITH DIA MOND MERCHANT S DEATH By July 4 10 theories in with of T wealthy in Hutli a hoU1 r who declared be had ly fallen dead she called for when he but later admitted that Ills death friendly tussle with One was that a which coroners physicians caused Loflis was the a other Uwt Loftis had been hit with a broken whisky bol near his told police by Hulda for m that the party which Press Leased New York July route has been mapped out for the first aerial i derby around the world by a special of the of Am from a Mir of I lie world A lest the will start in moving easP to Tokio nd thence to Seattle and New it was announced This will in an air a rapacity for ten passen gers lo ascertain lying conditions of the proposed it was The tentative route of the derby follows ew York to Seattle to to lo India to BORAH TO TAKE STUMP FOR SENATOR HARDING lly Press Lensed July Bor of ah of active in the CAME BACK ENTIRELY TO SET LE IN THIS SO CALLED WILDERNESS Copyright New York Tribune tion for Hiram lake an active in the campaign for Senator Harding and probably will make several speaking for the Republican it was announced CANTU MOBILIZES ARMY TO RESIST MEXICANS Lower July MINER LEADER IS ELATED CfifER PRESIDENT WILSONS PROM ISE OF A CONFERENCE Rjr July the order of International Jojin Lewis to reach was the chief i or tlie derby were ICE CREAM CAUSES TYPHOID July late ice cream eaten at a church so cial in Hancock county has caused extensive epidemic of paratyphoid was announced at Uie state that the which of health in his death ww only one of in one persons are I in Several tumdred men of army were reported on way from and near to by It stated at Cantu headquarters governments forces were de make a stand winch is saW to be the destination of some two federal soldiers reported to left FRANCE RATIFIES July Sen ate the peace treaty His Broken whiskey and beer bottles and signs of Hilar ity and were by neK she iSho tlie a P trap and had nter lained since January Cine was P as a boudoir for sue equipped with all POISON CUP Grand Alamie nixon suicide in county jail hero fids More than one seriously The Chamber of Depu bad acted MODEL CLOTHING IS ENTERED BY STRANGER NIFTY MRHYDE CHANGE eighty miners in Illi Frank Farrington ordered the men to to The strike vicr tory for Illinois he the of President that a con will be called wage ine qualities the miners The strike has been in effect about two weeks in most sec and at a week all mines pay for men were the Word the was to be end ed was Farrington lo Secretary of Labor The according lo information seriously reserve coal supply in Strike penalties imposed upon ma of the miners will be it was AMERICAN TROOPS AND RED CROSS ARE READY TO EVACUATE WARSAW IOWA COAL OPERATORS AGREE TO MEET MEN IN AN OPEN CONFERENCE By Leaned Des July coal operators today agreed to meet com of three representing district 13 Mine Workers of America to details of miners request for just conference to con sider revision of the working agree The decision was expressed in a letter to The reply of not take up any of y Lewis in his request for the confer the operators vould of n any that we night have you details s to the request A need 1 ranger in of a new ening Jy taking poison following passing of an for here recently wardrobe effected an entrance into the Clothing company Main streel last night after and his of clerks hail closed up for the and gave the is Law home i and then his cx il wth a Change would have Hyde fc returned to store and UP ior stockof a careful old suit of which By July 31 Will Bolshevik armies evacuation of warehouses where the bulk of Uie American Cross sup plies are is under accord in to of thu lied Ware house and been ob tamed at where are being Cross work crs interior points Plans to withdraw all American Warsaw t J the had left by Informed about the shop for some more suits ID able out when Uic occasion with a the v virtually Teen r PREMIER LLOYD GEORGES THREAT OF DISMISSAL MAY CAUSE WALK OUT FOUND SHOT TO DEATH LOVE TRIANGLE ENDS IN DEATH OF PROFESSIONAL MAN FROM The 20 Increase la passen ger excess charges milk transportation the per cent oa Pullman fares will be Freight rate increases vill vary fa territory with forty per cent in 25 per cent n the south per cent in the the Mississippi river to mountains and per cent in territory east of the Rockies to the not The commission said that the creases were justified inj the rapidly changing price conditions and the necessity for adequate transportation facilities during af ter From figures submitted by thecar riers it was estimated that the apportionment ot would be about on passenger on Pullman and excess v By Leaned New York July Jose a recently arrived from was found to night shot to deathin his home in West 70th Ruth a chorus police had been in Arenas was found in ftr a taxicab nearby wound population at On the same roads would get the receiving approximately compar ed with foratt ern and southern Increased atone were estimated as equalling a levy of 812 per capita per annum lor man and basins the na in The house in which Joseph was shot and killed July Is a block who went to a hospital with a wound in the told police he was shot Arenas at dentists that Arenas then shot the girl the re volver ion He asserted the of him because of his to the Miss the wife of Elmer taxicab chauffeur She and married She went to is old Schultz two years New York April to engage in mov ing picture In a letter ed her Jackson said she had been bothered by a for By Leased July Pre mier Lloyd Georges threat dismiss New man on the Irish unless they carry that the government asks to is there be no railway operation in Ireland nel according to predictions still worse from the Irish point of is that horse an in which every Irishman is deeply will either have to be cancelled or become a mere parody of the H learned Discount French Lord Lieutenant of Avill not t WEATHER FORECAST Dakota local thun der showers by gen fair and somewhat warmer Mon ELEVATED FARES GO July on the jn Chicago today were increased from eight to ten cents effective at midnight public 920 Increases in passenger Pullman und excess baggage by the Freight requested were for the roads for western and 38 91 for southern yield Ths eastern roads were granted 2 or one per more than they toe western roads but the roada reef ed approximately 14 percent less they had The increases to the additional one naif Beff the aggregate value Qf the to make provision for bct and chargeable This one half per will approximate mission said tnat ed that tKey least motives and These are to be out of fund and of advanced br the commission and Tiers FOR READING SUNDAY ADS amountuig will be tKe persons who the letters ESC APES Br dier General Thursday k from Sinn Feiner a ago taf was i See of He la   

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