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   Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (Newspaper) - July 1, 1924, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin                               WISCONSIN RAPIDS DAILY TRIBUNE ELEVENTH 3362 WISCONSIN RAPIDS WIS TUESDAY 1 1921 PRICE THREE CENTS I Just Het and Eugene Meyer Jr Alcohol a Inability By Arthur Brisbane Bright 1924 by Company E before five o'clock yesterday the convention adjourned to eat Nine ballots bail 1 taken showing both McAdoo and gaining but McAdoo far in the with votes against votes that ninth 24 BALLOTS BRING LITTLE CHANGE that ninth ballot Kalston had votes Underwood Cox he nominated the last brother the of iska 15 John W Davis 63 Glass governor of Jersey ffc Hobinson of Arkansas ij Walsh 1 William Bryan 1 Huston Thompson 1 some others scattering i The thus far doesn't mean i Louis Seibold silling thru jbe session with occasional dashes to get real news seems to link that managing will kill off McAdoo first with help then kill off Smith anil ring out their blushing dark horse PLAN STORE AND OFFICE BUILDING ON GRAND AVENUE McAdoo needless lo say will op- uose that little program The process if killing him off didn't make such in the first nine ballots On first he had 431 i votes on the a gain of 13 votes Two Killed at Rail Crossing Near Hudson There is little to report except dull balloting When news came that for- feet OUT Secretary Fall Mr Sinclair Mr and his son had been indicted all rose and cheered ator Walsh chairman of the oil in- committee those indictments be- ing made by Atty Gen Stone for the administration will probably mean more votes for republicans than vet credit for in- dicting There lack harmony in Missouri delegation lmt under man Walsh's the thirty-six were cast over as a unit McAdoo Joseph G W AND I P WILL AT THIRD THIS Hazing of the row of old frame buildings on north side of Grand avenue between Third avenue and building occupied by the Wisconsin bakery will be stalled on 7 preparatory to the erection of a two story steel ami concrete store and of- fice building il was announced today by W Mead Construction wili commenced as soon as the buildings now occupying the site can be re- moved and il is planned lo have ine new lendy for occupancy jy November 1 of this year The new building is to be buill jointly by Mr Mead and I P Witter owners of the property on which i will and it is understood that it may be extended next year to occupy full block on Grand avenue be- Third and Second c Plans for immediate vide for six store buildings Hi suites and hall 45 feet wide and 100 long Construction to He Construction throughout is to be modern and fire proof in every re- spect The exterior finish will be in white terra cotta and the floors both upstairs and down will be of cement lile Five of six stores will have frontage of 21 feet on Grand avenue while the sixth that on the corner or Grand Third will have a foot frontage The Iwo stores nearest Third avenue will have a depth of 100 feet and the other four will be SO feet deep x The sixteen suits on the ond floor each consisting of reception Associated Press Hudson Wis July men were killed two injured probably lally and a fifth seriously hurl today their automobile by a of Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Omaha mail near bore All the victims from Cumberland Wis The Henry and natel killed almost and died on a train en route to a hospital at St Paul The injured John driver of the car Joseph Joseph father of Henry and John Details of the accident have not been learned DEADLOCK STILL Avenged As Missouri FIRM ON SECOND I McAdoo Camp DAY OF BALLOTING AND DARK WAIT WHICH ALL KNOW MUST COMK UK Madison Square Garden X Y July lo swing the the Missouri delegation left fiom with McAdoo today the friends of the late ol a letter from a said the day they had court judge attacking McAdoo been waiting for since had charging from tin platform that rived money was Senator Reed Next to William Jennings old friend of Clark and a I DAVIS GAINS AS MISSOURI LEAVES CAMP OF McADOO COAST TO COAST AIR MAIL STARTS MOP OKh THIS NKW YORK AND SAN FOLLOW of Kansas City skid money had and will front on Grand lien used to get MeAdoo delegates in Missouri That hard lo believe for those that studied the faces of men and women in the Missouri gation The statement didn't suit Mr Chas Hay of SI Louis He pushed Mr Shannon on the street outside the convention and the Damned liar by the policeman lhat separated the men Wall street it is said has bet on the democratic nomination All tbe money be by those that bet AGAINST It isn't likely that any money to speak of was bet on the individual that actually get the nomination the dust settles after delegates get and learn the in the backroom have Gentlemen in the back room not seen on the floor they want and THKY want is ibe democratic party gel in of a candidate San Francisco July C K Vance Hopped on on the first leg of die now day and night air mail vice from here lo New York at m today Mineola X Y July Two planes each with pounds of go look oil at field ly after 11 a in daylight Madison Garden July The democratic convention went into ils second day of balloting giving no outside indication of a break in the I lung jam of contending opinions thai is preventing a selection of a nominee for the presidency Overnight conferences among tbe rival camps resulted in a few minor shifts that were to become apparent later as Hie balloting progressed but ing had materially changed the tions of the two leaders or the field of dark horses anil favorite sons that behind them Wait fur Stampede Both McAdoo and Smith forces prepared to draw out during the day some more of their reserves and many observers expected nightfall to find both the leaders at the peal of their pledged strength and the partisans of each hoping to start a stampede that would break loose from the sons blocks enough votes to nominate The votes given McAdoo and the received by Smith on the final ballot of last night's session gains for both from the totals of the first roll call but accretions of strength had been won slowly and painfully so that the convention virtually had to Clark's friends always felt that Adoo had as much as any man to 1 the defeat of Clark in the timore convention I don't care they nominate so long as they defeat nett Claik son of Champ Ciark said as hour after hour and day after day lo he circulated the delegates have reserves that havr Joseph Shannon did everything he thrown from a i K Alack floor manager the Smith I campaign was jubilant over the de- flection Ibe Missouri delegation j the McAdoo force MeAdoo littli W EST V I I X X SHOWS FALLS HACK AM SMITH ONLY HOLDS OWN IN no reserve TODAY'S It Ml ITS Mack I vet to be I Davis 128 McAdoo Smith 12 Charge Former Nekoosa Man With Embezzling HOWARD o MAN 01 EX- IS IN COURT ACTION lime headed for San Francisco start at the beginning in the Kith the westward run of the this morning TiVo dragging pace mail service sct the leaders heartened all the installed son supporters lo hope for Washington July postal a deadlock and a break in a new service all set today for the direction The McAdoo people said from the Atlantic and the Pacific be nominated today 01 o first planes in the transconlin- tomorrow and the Smith people to their prediction that Medill McCormick off for Europe to return with his mother says that Eugene Jr able young citizen of many millions is in chaise of the plan to put up the prices of wheat and of other farm products to make farmers happy and enable the to lend them more money The department of says farmers all lost money on their wheat last year It cost a bushel to grow it The average price vas cents Unless all signs fail ers will get all the this year anil a good deal more Many sections of the country producing few than fifteen bushels of wheat to the acre with labor and fertilizer resting what they do it is hard to see how wheat can pay even at The republican plan is to force the price to How many votes would that he worth avenue and Third avenue The space in the rear on the second door will iio devoted to tho nail which will he equipped with a large kitchen and win lie available for banquets and public amusements in general estimated that the hall will seat 500 persons at la stairway between the first and second stores at the west end of the building will give admittance the second floor Tenants Not Announced No definite announcement has beer made in regard to any of the will occupy the structure Mr Mead said today that no con- tract would bf awarded for the ture but materials and labor would be arranged for directly by builders The new building will supplant a half-dozen old wooden many of which are landmarks date back to the pioneer days of tiie old village of Centralia Occupants of these buildings have received notice that they must vacate and will other quarters this month as tiie m of the buildings ental air mail service Special letter boxes have been in- stalled in all important along the route and tbe mail vice has been instructed as to ling letters hearing air mail service Postal officials here are confident service be popular fiom the beginning and be a success The schedule for the trips gc GAMBLE is virtuous to pray that farmers nay have better times and better prices It's foolish to gamble on it No little man is smart enough or quick enough to survive in that game If you happen to come in contact with Meyer Jr who is now traveling through the west you might get valuable information It ir said he intends to put the average value of cattle at a head That help some Continued on Page Two Will Present Petition to Bob Asking Him to Run By Associated Press Washington July Tentative agreement has been by sons have been urging Senator La of Wisconsin to run for the presidency lo present to him this week a which they carries hundreds of of signatures A La for president com- located in Chicago has ef petition and W P probably will make the in La is expected to make a statement committee defending h's position The committee will have some the Cleveland convention meets on July 4 and is expected to nominate the Wisconsin senator Lv Now York A M E Pa 12MO P M E T I Cleveland P M C T Bryan Ohio M C T Chicago M C T City P M C T Omaha A M C T North Neb A M Kawlins Wyo A M M T Hock Springs Wyo Salt Lake A M P T Elko P M P T Reno P M p San Francisco P M P T hours and if i Francisco A M P T A Elko A M P T Salt Lake City P.M j If I P M M North Neb P M A M some time 01 i another their across Delegates Come Late At Chairman Walsh called order and Bishop Wilson of the odist Episcopal church pronounced ai invocation During the prayer the be- delegates were into tin arena in solid line sand by the first roll call began most of the j delegations had quorums but man seats were unoccupied Noisy Nate Says Seminary Is a Fast Place to Start Coast to Coast Aviator Prepares for Trip Home San Francisco July sel Maughan the first man to the continent within Ihc limits of single day hopped off at thh morning on his trip to Nev York in the same plane in which hi arrived here in the record flight last Wednesday Fair tonight and rising a leisurely trip hack temperature Wednesday and in at Salt Lake City St Joseph west portions tonight Me and Washington The Weather Omaha city Bryan Ohio Cleveland Pa New York hours A M M P M P M P M T C T 0 T C T C T E T E T E T These Are Great Days for the a heart full of gratitude Ye Editor acknowledges with the latest donations to the family larder Need we say they were strawberries Charles er who resides on Sixteenth street north of Chestnut street came into the with two boxes of the most luscious berries as we ever sank our teeth into and no sooner had we passed the box around and were rejoicing over the of Mr Kruger when s son dashed up another of beau tics and well ain't it a and feeling lo have friends in the strawberry name particularly those who such la all the world there isn't a sweeter message Say il With Sti ies By Noisy Jest dronlin In see b ny lasi pa lie fi Tin a halt luts nT in the bike he fou kin is if their anything i like il is and if it is speed they that is i go else but after i some them ed you'll that thay have about much lo me i have uv the of oil a he -I of i spose i the lase is al seminary and is the ii lo that i i I'd il f urn a culinary rui i jest brecz i Hid eel i those so i give you fare ie that ling mil lo me to do any lies lalin nature or seat until i'm long tbe Arpin of mv and so is Richard and so is Snyder a fall pit k a by the name uv Clarence Arraigned in Judge E N court this morning on a charge of embezzling from the sa exchange a tion now defunct Howard 0 Bass ormer general manager and ary of organization granted an adjournment until Wednesday and was lodged in lie county jail until able to secure bail His arrest occurred Monday at Sparta and was an outgrowth of a John Doe ngs which occurred last December Kruger this city president of the corporation at the of its tion being the complainant Ignored Instructions Claim Testimony taken at the John Doe proceedings at which 10 witnesses called to testify revealed that the business was not conducted the lines ordered by Ibe board of di- rectors ali of whom testified at the December hearing It- was testified by the directors that Bass was told to keep sales slips from day to day thai he was ordered to pay cash for every thing anil sell for cash only except to the two who were to be ex- tended credit from pay day to pax day at mills paid for an automobile anil wont bolh for his own use out of funds that members of the family frequently took goods fron the store having the article charged that he misrepresented the financial stale of affairs at Hie stock holders that money for the corporation from without consulting the di rectors and that he in violation o instructions allowed the company t become indebted to various firms No Special Charge In the complaint which was out December 15 by Ed Kru jger no specific charges against th j defendant are brought to light i general charge of embezzling I is the only accusation Books of the conjuration which ha i been turned over to the creditors afte stockholders decided to protect tl i creditors as far as possible weie i ai the John Doe hearing ai by W H public who had been called in by the sloe j in an attempt to out the financial mattery of the con In Mr Beeves testimony 1 j testified lhat some irregularities were discovered and that stockholders had for stock but never received their slock certificates Evidence thai Ihc books of Ibe company tampered I with also disclosed at hearing j several leaves from the books having i been removed In court Ibis morning Bass did not i any statement hut unless he j waives examination at Wednesday's healing his side of the case will ably lie heard dead were not accounted the list slood morning re- fining same as night with a otal of 72 hut rescuers looking for ead and wounded found 17 persons for JAP LEGISLATORS PROTEST AT BAN Smith Davis liH 22 1 171 Smith Davis McAdoo Smith McAdoo Smith McAdoo Smith Davis Underwood McAd Smith 308 By Associated Press j Davis 0 July the McAdoo Smith MS ai ranted belief of several citizen I Davis and military authorities tha The convention will adjourn for the day at 8 p m Dead Still at 72 17 Persons Unaccounted for BULLETIN New York July Jennings Bryan starts boom for Ralston BOTH OF DIET ADOPT RESOLUTIONS OPPOSING ERICA'S NEW IMMIGRATION LAW Ry Associated Press Tokio July houses of diet at their of he current session today and almost IT their business ions strongly opposing tbe action of Slates in enacting as parr if the immigration law a clause the cf Japanese of the resolution in each in- stance followed the presentation cf ry Premier Viscount Akira Kalo and the foreign minister The house of peers in its r By Associated Press Madison Square Garden X Y July presidential nominee failed to emerge out of the twenty-second ballot today in the democratic al convention There was expectation of a change in this ballot when Kentucky passed but it failed to materialize and when they voted the Kentuckians again stuck to McAdoo The field of the leaders McAdoo a loss of one-half Smith no change from ballot Davis a loss of votes Underwood no change Missouri Quits McAdoo deserted the McAdoo camn on ballot casting ils fpr Davis of West Virginia The results of this ballot McAdoo 432 a loss of Smith a loss of Davis a gain Underwood a gain of 6 This ballot again failed to furnish nominee Before the official of the results of the poll icn expressed approval of the action taken by Ihc Japanese with regard to America's that by the the to the situation Both drafts said is discriminatory 1 S Flag Cut Down Numerous details of the cutting down of the American fine in the Un- Slate embassy building have brought to light by police though he identity o the the and thus removed the en- sign had not bacn uncovered several of the Chairman Walsh nil other officials on the form examined former precedences The Missouri delegation milled around on the floor in front of the speakers j and the McAdoo floor I agers skirmished around in an effort to hold the lines in the face of the dropping away to the West Virginian I Announcement lhat Ibe Missouri votes be cast for Davis a demonstration but it short lived Tbe chairman banged for order so lhat be the results of the ballot There another Davis cheer result ballot announced at hours after the affair groans greeted The inquiry disclosed that the McAdoo and Smith about p m a Japanese i losses into the house climbed the flag i Bryan Davis and cut the from the ropes with William Jennings Bryan it is held The man escaped i an open fight on the convention floor the arrived The John W Davis of West an importunity tc enter the i during the taking of the 20th no American in that j ballot of the building A wall Hearing that the Mississippi ration planning to go over in Davis Bryan left his seat in the 1 iila delegation anil over talk with Mississippians I lell you that La Follette lake more votes from he sin the by the earth and rue of last September Violated U S Persons were there lely reported the affair to the d affairs from the bryan p-l on Foreign Minister he pleaded with the delates Police placed a to get behind the West argued yu took up tho wnk of The flag pole stands diplomatic property it j American World Flyers I Reach Allahabad India ul- 1 I IMP to By Press American soil in to carry cut India Allahabad Noisy Nate the Newsie American army ex- ancc from the Tiibun so as arrived here today from he is don't i av eny cutta on him to cum in Ihc The Mississippi delegates against Bryan's stand bul he de- termined He stood in the center of the delegation and pleaded strongly Smith Wins Vote T he people made a dent in the McAdoo block in the south ing Ihc when after an ar- gument Chairman ruled lhat the Florada be counted McAdoo 11 Smith The McAdoo with thiving a car while had sought io hold the state ly American his pioject Two Fined is e s on av eny cua Lt II Smith com- maudlin the throe United Stalest Iwire that's an army planes flying around an intoxicated condition Frank for him unit rule and i use in riling lay all j a floating rib his ment arrested night by thu elected at a spare pennies on yoins trooly side in a fall from a culvert near Iho licer preference primary at r j lie the Hying field here yesterday and wa given a lino McAdoo carried the slate j the pain and discomfort he j Henry Kroll a fine two In i and Richard arc bolh announced he continue flight for Former of the bul Continued on pa 1 S The planes hopped oft from o'clock thi v W II ore i was not   

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