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Madison Wisconsin State Journal (Newspaper) - March 16, 1920, Madison, WisconsinWEA THER COLDER TheWsco ie Journal VOL. 134, NO. 166. 81�t Year. MADISON, WIS., TUESDAY AFTERNOON MARCH 16, 1920. FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE TW O CENTS VON KAPP QUITS, REPORT ARREST TWO INVOLVED BY LESLIE CARR WIDE-SPREAD HOOVER SENTIMENT WORRIES REPUBLICAN "BOSSES" F I F T Y - M I L E n e w f o e d i c t a t o r HAS SHORT CAREER, DISPATCHES ASSERT Police Take Donald Weaver and George Nordness Be� fore Judge After Con� ferences T Ex-Food A dm inistrator Is Big Cloud on G. O. P . H orizon, P arty C hiefs A ck n ow led ge; H as . N ever Been an O rganization GALECAUSES HAVOC H E R E NT K W Y O R K - R e p u b l i c a n p a r t y m a n a g e r s a r c v i e w in g w i t h u n �d i s g u i s e d d e l i g h t t i le a t t e m p t w i t h i n t h e D e m o c r a t i c p a r t y t o WTI Madison youth** W W a r r e s t � ed by Chief T h o m a s S huughnessy us a re.nu It of conference in cour t with I/osll�, C a r r an d Jo h n L a n c a s te r regard ing thefts* of au to m o b ile s and bu rg lar is ing o f Madison offices. D o n � ald W eaver , 707 Wtwt Jo h n so n street, aged 19. and Georg* Nordness . 1001 I n ivers ity avenue, s l igh tly younger, were taken before J u d g e A. C. H o p p - rnann. Weaver, sa id Chief Shaughnessy , a d � m it ted hav ing been in the co m p a n y of C a r r on th o "office jobs." N ordness would say noth ing Im plica t ion of o th e r boys, some ot them in p ro m in en t .Madison bunilte.- In the alleged au tom obile th e f t s and house b reak in g jobs of laddie C a r r is ?aid to have resulted from th e confer- �n��* th is m o rn in g be tw een Ju d g e A. H oppm ann and the two boys. The ease of the 19 y e a r old s tuden t at tho un ivers i ty high. and Jo h n l i n � ear ter 17 y e a r old E v an s to n boy, a s tuden t a t Randall school, a r re s te d for the thef t of a n automobile , who p le a d � ed not gu ilty yes terday , did not come Into court today. Disposit ion of the case will not be m ade until Ju d g e H o p p m an n h as c o n � cluded his in vest gallon . M ENTION " F E N C E S " A Madison man and a C h n ago m an a r r said to have been m en t ioned by the b o rs a s "fences'* th ro u g h whom they d isposed of about 1150 w orth of stolen w a r saving s tam p s W a r r a n t s p r o h a - _ My will lie issued for these men a f t e r ; the deposi tions o f C a r r and L a m e n te r I have been taken . '?Ray. you ll have to let me comb m y ! ha ir before I go in there " liCslte C a r r declared as he peered in to th e court j roorr^ ha lf filled w ith spec ta to rs , * among whom w ere severa l women, I I le app ea red to be concerned m ore ! over his ruffled h a i r th an over the) I r e p o r t of facing c h arg es of b u rg la ry i and a u to stealing. BOYS U N C O N C E R N E D Roth bove see m ad unconcerned as I �*> c h a t ted in the co u r t room w i th ; he chief of police and the d is tr ic t a t � torneys. while C a r r 's f a th e r and Tain- . aster 's cousin and a w om en f r iend of the families pleaded w ith Ju d g e H opp- i m ann for leniency. Judge H oppm ann w as closeted the en tire m orn ing over the case. H e j . ..inferred with Tfistrict A t to rn ey R o m � an Heilman, the fa the r , the roumn, then with the boys added to the group, j and f inally with the boys alone. r e v i v e t i n 1 w e t a n d d r y q u e s t i o n a s a n a t i o n a l i s su e . T h e r e is a n u n m i s t a k a b l e a i r o f c o c k - s u r e eon f i denee on e v e r y h a n d a t ll* NY. 44 th - s t , w h e r e t h e R e p u b l i c a n C o m m i t t e e h a s j u s t e s � t a b l i s h e d i ts c a m p a i g n h e a d q u a r t e r s . B u t - T h e r o is o n e fly in t h e o i n t m e n t - on e c lo u d on t h e ho r i zon . T h a t is H e r b e r t H o o v e r . " T h e r e is s u r p r i s i n g s e n t i m e n t f o r H o o v e r , a l l o v e r t h e c o u n t r y , " it is c o n c e d e d a t (J. O. I*, h e a d q u a r t e r s . . - - - I " A s a D e m o c r a t i c c a n d i d a t e he KENNEDY BUYS UP Z I L I S C H D A I R Y Plate Glass Windows Smashed, Ice Boat Riggings Shred� ded ; Pedestrians Chase Hats D efiance of Ebert Cabinet L eaves N o L oophole for C om prom ise; G enerals o f R evolutionary Party W ill F ight to End; Street W ar C ontinues ASK VOTE ON RATIFICATION T H U R S D A Y Several Democrats May Switch to Side of Treaty* If All Other Means Fail, Belief s blowing bas done T he 50-mile gale which today a n d blew yes te rday heavy d a m a g e in Madison. Th** p la te g lass f ron ts in Rn* km as- t".r's Jewelry store. W es t Mifflin and N orth C arro ll street*. and in K. N. Kd- w a rd s ' F u r com pany , 224 H as t .Maili s treet , w ere broken. A la rg e pice� of loose tin roofing on the Delmont Hotel a n n e x w as blown to the edge of the building. T rees w*xe blown over, s to rm w in � dows were r ipped from severa l houses of a m inor w o u l d be a c o m p l i c a t i n g f a c t o r t h a t m i g h t be difficul t to dea l w i th . ! ?lf" 1 h !.s . he was l i te ra l ly blown An to Hoover a chances for the Ile- large, m odern d a iry and ice c ream Tie pub lican before the war. on la the Monona Ttie 7.iiiecii P u re Milk c o m p an y was taken over today by its new owner, the K ennedy Dairy com pany . T h ro u g h the sale, which w as oon- The deposed German government, headed by President Ebert, has forced Dr. Walgang Von Kapp, chancellor of the counter-revolutionary administration to offer his resigna� tion, according to unofficial dispatches today. The defiance of the Ebert cabinet, issued from its pro� visional capital in Stuttgart, closed the door to any chance of a compromise agreement and declared Kapp must resign un� conditionally. Latest advices this afternoon indicated Kapp had tend� ered his resignation, apparently with the idea that this ac� tion would open the way for negotiations between his follow� ers and the Ebert government. At the same time it was said Kapp's military leaders have decided to continue their opposition, regardless of his pro� posed resignation, and would fight to the end. Reports were received that bloody fighting was still under way in Berlin and its environs. A Berlin dispatch quoted the Hanover Tageblatt as stating that Field Marshal Von Hindenburg has declared he had no intention nor desire to participate in the new government. W ASH I NO* r* in th e r *rn I p lant . T h e ro m p s . .y plan* to use th* 7i!i*ch p lant , for th* proser* ex .iu s iv e iy for BH U L I N S e v e r e f i g h t i n g o c c u r r e d in B e r l i n a m i t h e s u b u r b s t o �d a y a s I h e r e s u l t o f p l a s hes b e t w e e n c i t i z en s a n d r e v o l u t i o n a r y By L. C. M ARTIN T O N - R epublican l o a t � e s e n a te to d ay d e r i d e to ask fo a n a g re e m e n t to vote on t r e a ty ra tif ica tion T h u rsd a y . T h ey a lso decided to call up tho Knox r e s o � lu tion d e c la r in g peace if th e t r e a ty fail*. T hey have m ore th a n en o u g h votes to I>as* it, th ey m id today. T h e m I* a poss ib ility , It wa* learned, th a t if th e t r m t y is re jec ted nom* D em ocra tic sena to r* m a y move recon- Klderation and m a y th�ji v o te to r a t � ify Som e Democrat*, w ho w a n t to r a t i fy feel they m u s t s t a n d by P re s id e n t W il � son, a* long a* psa�M*\ h u t t h e y sa y if they vot*yi a g a in s t ra tif ica tion , with the IxKlge re se rv a t io n , and tho t r e a ty failed, they then would fe*\l th ey had fulfilled th e i r p a r ty obliga t ion of S e n a � to r O w en'* r e se rv a t io n on Kgypt. W ILSON MAY BALK Following a loptton of th e I swig� r�*- e ra t Ion to Article Ten. a d m i n s t r a t i o n sena to r* ind�y evpr�B9 belief th a i . even lf the se n a te shoal.I ra ti fy , I*res- ident W ilson would re fuse to deposi t no t ice of ra ti f ica tion an d th e t r e a ty would fail. T he p re s id en t ha* definitely r e j e c t 'd the re se rv a t io n wh ich 53 sena to rs , in � c lud ing 14 D em ocra ts . vot*vi Into the " - ! r e se rv a t io n of ra ti f ication . tss, s s s i s y r s : �"ld,T s-'rr,'' �*."".'>* r r" kui;-d �>..� ��?>. m,Tr v * - s�- .� - - fold lie fore he died Hu1 I too se ye a port* > *Uir.u> I H u t s. v. , , t irr iP ti m . u h i n e gUIlf. OII t h e p ro w � ls i i f t P f a b o m b h d t i b e e n t h r o w n Hi | I* how m a n y Demo- m I n uf ac tu rn*a t ^ hi al v e t" * brand ' o f a^ lvr f ; i r tv ma,v a n or- ' bluebird* " ^ n . and on. i G e n e r a l Y o n L u e t t w i t z 's h e a d q u n r t o r s on P o t s d a m S q u a r e . L a t e r ! * ,*v' d" r * ice c ream a n d will build a n add it ion to i ts p re sen t U n iv e rs i ty a v en u e plant m an.grin nation been. T he quest ion of Hoover Hoover never ha* j robin In th e s ixth it G. O. I. , . , . � I lie ques t ion OI nuuvci .i c VI. I wii'i Wni unt1' VUM \ * n r w factory , , h ead q u a r te r s , does not involve his I bet ween wil be used excluaively in p re p a ra t io n ! � ^ r t lo n . , f nom inated , hut only t h * I besa. I I.Mil ll i in** a m ward . A flock of I geese flew n o r th S u n d a y m o rn in g and w ld geese a re th ick on t Ii*- Yah a r a D ike Monona a n d l quest ion of J no n for severa l day# boo*� fu rn i sh e s absolute Insurance and l iv e ry creek for m iles a ro u n d over g u a ra n te e of v ictory burr ing only tho flowed. In u n d a t in g fa rm land, noodling Hoover possibility mentioned al*ove. j hom es and sw eeping building* off s t ru c t ion by flood* which a r e sw eep- - ing ( a s t e r n W iscons in a n d th* Fox ' r iver valley. Overflowing c reeks and river* a l � r e a d y h a v e w ro u g h t d e s t ru c t io n w h ich ! will a m o u n t to hundred* of thousand*. I t ra in se rv i le is cripp led ami te le g ra p h ! connec tions h a v e been com ple te ly **v- , I ered in m an y localit ies of th** s ta te . !>esperate rn* asiir . s a r e being t a k e n ) In tc ru r F o u r p e r s o n s wert* k i l l ed a n d e i g h t m o u n d e d in F h a r l o t t e n h u r g . a n u m b e r k i l l ed in S e h o e n e b e r j r a n d t h r e e k i l l ed a n d f i f t e en w o u n d e d ut Ste i j r l i tz . C h a n c e l l o r K a pjt h a s t h r e a t e n e d t h e l e a d e r s o f t h e g e n e r a l s t r i k e w i t h d e a t h . "CAN T LAST LONG ' W A S H I N G T O N 4>ft inal i n f o r m a t i o n f r o m B e r l i n is t h a t t h e n e w r e v o l u t i o n a r y g o v e r n m e n t o f Yon K a p p ha s " o n l y a s h o r t t i m e t o last " . i t w a s l e a r n e d her**. It is b e l i e v e d t h a t Y o n K a p p r e g i m e wil l In* o v e r t h r o w n a n d t h a t t h e ob i g o v e r n m e n t w i l l r e t u r n t o p o w e r . MANY ARE K IL L E D - - PARUS KT. P A F ! . On the face of re tu rn * from la rg e r , itie* of the stat** M ajor General L eonard Wood is th** choice of R epublicans for p res iden t . United State* S e n a to r H iram Jo h n so n was next in p re fe rence a n d H e rb e r t Hoover third, ap p aren tly . * tov. F ran k O. Ia iwdcn eviden tly wag fourth choice an d S e n a to r P o in � dex te r was h a rd ly noticed. Poindexter m ade no c am p a ig n here. R epor ts mad* to Republican na tiona l h e a d q u a r te r* here arc to ihe effect t h a t j K r a m e r I l iquor is a dead issue, beyond any hop.* ' I of re susc i ta t ion , w est of the Misaisslp- I ' pi river, and th a t of the s t a te eas t of , ] the Mississippi, Illinois. Ohio, ind iana and M ull igan m ay definitely t*e count J I T I I /"* cd on a* su s ta in in g lh. A gas str ike, th re a te n in g , * very industry , r e s t a u r a n t and home n j * hi- ago, h a s been called fo r 5 o 'clock | lontbht. la,.�t m inu te effo r ts to s ta y ) the w a lkout r f 2,.'�Ofl worker* in the pa* p lan ts here wen. to be m ad e today when a union com m ittee and co m p an y ' officials conferred over dem and* of the! men for a 20 percent increase in wages. ' l a d e n s* �4torneys expected to o c c u � py the e n t i re day in p re sen t in g a r � g u m en ts to the Jury' in behalf of t 'n i te d S ta te* S e n a to r T r u m a n lf. N ew berry and his associate* on trial for e lection fraud . T he defense w as a p p a r e n t ly tak e n off it* feet by the i n t e - p r e t a t ion late ye s te rday by Ju d g e C larence W, S e s � s ions of the Michigan law govern ing the am o u n t a cand ida te for United S t a te s s e n a to r may spend. T h e judge a n nounced he would In � s t r u c t the ju r y t h a t if S e n a to r N e w � b e r ry " i�art ieipated act ive ly In a n y � t h in g " th a t caused e x p en d i tu re of a sum in excess of $7 750 allowed by til* Mich limn s ta tu te s , i; should be held a v iola tion of the law sta te* w h e re they o therw ise m igh t have a chance, and In the south it m ig h t even resu lt tn victory for R e � publican elector* vvhe-e non� hrvve been r e tu rn e d ainee the Civil War. th e i r foundation* in some instances . C u lv e r t s and b r i d g e * have Iwen w ash ed aw ny an d ice jam * a re m e n a c � ing those bridge* which have th u s f a r e scaped dam ages . ONE K IL L E D IN ST. PA UL ST. P A IT . t in e m a n w as blown from the ledge of a w indow nine floors above the s t re e t and killed d u r in g a terrific wind Mortn t h a t blew up a blizzard d u r in g t lie* n ight. T hree o th e r m en wore in ju red in the Twin Cities d u r in g the wind s lo rm and h u n � dred* of dollar* d am ag e done to p r o p � er ly . W in d o w s were sm a sh e d by the pale. roofs d am ap ed and fem es , b a rn s and sheds blown down. Snow wa* to en th* Bryan unque�t!ofi.'sb'> ha* the I,mg-I fall ing e a r ly today and th rea t! nod t> est per�onaJ fo llow ing of any D* mof the p lan v th a t G e r m a n y by me could buy food and th is c o u n try , he said in* of I IO ,l� . hlcago . . . . 60 4'I 04 Green Ray . 54 .7 4 0 VS ausau . . . . 34 22 .03 I >uloth . . . 14 21 04 M n n�a pol is . 50 I* I ,n 1 'rosa* . 4e- UubuqUt . . 4" 3 1 0 A ttem pt* Suicide on Board U . S. D estroyer in N avy Yard A fter Being Dinner G uest o f Young E nsign; W ill R ecover, B elief vt % tii*4i \ we: v i ' i i i it Tem per- KelatR* Wind 'f ioudi- a tu r* Humidity Velocity ne** . Si * ' 40 IM 12 .4 r n . .11 na .now 24 h r s 0 inches. ? r.o r reunu trio c. Hit: 'cst tem p era tu re IO at I r> . Fewest 51 *' 7 Vt . I t� �^T 40 f * l f r rd a m al ll* In * v 5(1 Nor- Buffalo a s h e r residence, a t t e m p t � ed auletris S u n d a y n ig h t on board th* d e s t ro y e r H a ra d e n of tho United S t a te s n a v y a t the n a v y yard here . iR TKM OUTIL Va. Mrs A nna R. ' a d d ressed to Flnsign ' 'oilier I love Waldorf. 23 years old. who gives p o i th an life. My life has biMMi a wreck a n d I re fuse to wreck yours, so I will end it all. Good bye.'* She w a s tak e n to th e naval hospital where her condit ion is reported f a v o r � able. Rnsign fNillier r a j * he bs.* known Mrs. W ald o rf only Id days. Hhe is �aid to be s e p a r a t 'd from her h u sb a n d iii Buff al Hhe cam e Norfolk severa l m o n th s ago. Collier * u n m arr ied and 22 y e a ' s old. T h e pistol used is said to h a v - been h a n g in g on the wa!! of the room In which she sho t herself. SIMPLE DRESS FOR "K I D S " PARENTS EDICT BADGER PIONEER IS DEAD A T 108 i yn*A P P L E T O N - Mr*. C aro line H 108, sa id to Fie the old* s t pe rson in the s ta te , Is d ead today a t Hortonville She had lived in O u ta r a m ie cou n ty for m ore t h a n 50 years. T here a re no ;m m ed ia te survivors . N o M ore F ilm y W aists and T erse Skirts For F lap� pers; Parties to Be D ecorous and During Early Hours, Philadelphia M others D ecide t ing rid of the. t r ea ty . DEMOCRATS SW ING T w e n ty - s ix D e m o cra ts voted a g a in s t the Igvlge r -ee rv a t io n on Article Ten. Of these, it w as e s t im a te d today, from lo u r to seven will v o te fo r ra ti f ica tion . Am ong them will bo S e n a to r* Him- mnna. King. K irby an d C h am b er la in , a cco rd in g to D e m o cra ts lead ing a m o v em en t to d is re g a rd the p residen t s w ish es and ra t i fy tho t re s sy w ith tho t enervation* jo w hich ho ob jec ts V arious e s t im a te s w e re m ad e of tho n u m b e r of R epublican vo les fbr r a t i � fication. Uurtls , R epub lican whip, said care fu l c a n v a sse s ind ica ted to him th a t I ho t r e a ty would lack f ro m th ree to e ight vo tes of e n o u g h to ra tify . Horah, leader of th o " I r reconcila - bles." e s t im a te d th e r e would be .71 %* lea ag a in s t ra ti f ica tion , five m ore th an n e cessa ry to b ea t tho trea ty . S IL E N T V O TE P O T E N T Some se n a to rs a r e no t te l l ing how they will vote. T h is s i len t vote. which :� i*eing coun ted by v a r io u s canvasser.*, m ay e p s t t som a c a lcu la t io n s a t th o las t m inute . Nobody c an tell w i th p r e � cision w h a t the v o te will be un til it lins been tak* n, s e n a to r* ag reed a f t e r iking over the v a r io u s forecast*. H iram Johnson , o n e of tho " i r recon- ables ,'' is h u r t j m g back f o r the vote. ?nrose has w ired a r e q u e s t th a t ho poire I a g a in s t ra t i f ica t ion . lot Follette and P o in d e x te r a r e b a rk and E.-nutor Fall, N e w Mexico, haw been paired. HOW S E N A T O R S VO TE D T he roll call on th e la>dg*> r e s e r v a � tion follows FOK R E S E R V A T IO N R ep u b lican s Borah, B randegec, Colder. Capper , j Colt, C um m ins, C u r t is , Dillingham, : Edge, Elkin*. F e rn a ld , F ran ce , Feeling- I huysen. Gronna , Hale, H a rd in g . Jo n es I W ash .) , Kellogg, Kenyon , Keyes, ; Knox, La Follette . Lenroot . Lodge. Mc- { Cornrick, McLean, M cN ary , Mopes, New!, Nprris , Page, Ph ipps , Po in d ex te r , S h e rm an , Smoot, Spencer , S te rling , would be j S u th e r lan d , T ow nsend , W ad s w o r th . h r credit W arre n , W a tso n -42. ' 1 11 1 Bi , D em o cra ts A shur! , Gerry, Gore, H enderson , j K endrick , Meyers . N ugent , Phe lan , P i t tm a n , Pom erene . Read, Shields, Sm ith . i G i . l , W alsh (M ass .I - 14 AG AINST R E S E R V A T IO N Dem ocra t* Beckham . C h a m b e r la in , Com er, C u l � berson, Dial, Glass, H a r r is . H a rr ison , Hitchcock, Jones ( N. M i, Joh n so n 18 . O.}, King. Kirby, M cKellar , O ve rm an , Owen, Ransdeil , Robinson, Sh ep p a rd , S im mons, Sm ith (M d.) , S tan ley , T ram * m e'l , Underwood, W alsh (M ont.!, W Olcott-26. rt th is prop- GARDENER FREED IN M U R D E R C A S E P h e wa* th e d in n e r g u es t qf F'. n s g n AV. Ft. Collier on hoard the H arad en and, a f t e r d inner , went into a s t a t e � room to put on h e r wraps. T h ree o f � ficers att t ing in the w ard ro o m heard the rep o r t if a shot and en te red the E tateroom where Mrs. W aldorf wa* found with bullet wound in he r b reas t . A note w as found on the desk S A Y J A P TROOPS TURN BOLSHEVIK G O N D O S '- \ revolt ha* broken out am o n g s e i e r a l u n i ts of th� Japan��* troop# in Siberia , a cco rd ing to a wir* less d i sp a tc h sent out by th� #011�! g o v e rn m e n t af Moue ow Th� .soldiers r ipped off the ir shoulde r s t ra p * and su b s t i tu te d red s t rap s , th� d isp a tch says. I I IHI A DRI .PH I \ TI ie b ack less d r ast! v refo rtn* ir t ho oc btl func tions MIN N K A POI IS O tu r I ai rn ;rt.! 0 gown w h the tan tail King shoulde r of tin * your ig� r #>1 1 Shmi� ry of the d a y stood aeq t#"d of vaur4er? ctrl in*, ti � short k in and th� th in. ol I tr* WI* I w ll not ii� lu�m u t t eel. The of M adelyn K I Jount , g ir) wife of fi unity waist m a y be he pro� c r dr* ss ye uni. and vll lime ll Of fi *urteen or R a lph ta* ( 'oui) nd b t u . ft r fa�h otiabl e grow n- up� of 'fill ade! . 1 ii i inuit will t a tUUiw�'d to come ta l ly m u rd e re d a *.i�e a i ti ilia bu t th e "child e�I** m ust go ba. k Ic I*i i t h >'cleuk b u l a1) a ffa i rs N'o r lh o m c last to the * % i a * Im crinoline am ruth� Stag*'. rn UMI break up V**ry 1 a* ly. Tit� sup- l . in d g ren wa# ih^ T h is I et! deer� �d �V t! 1� " B a r � rn r el rid th* cloth . ?* wtl be simple. t a te w h* r . t he la ? d. JsA el it* Un ion" if the ex GU# iv� net. who "Th * b* tt �r rn* th* TS are a nxious to F o u n t recently wa h freed ' ?tar** n et at t he bom� of Mr H. ( hurl e n Yar- ta k* tin* utand a nd a rc reg* ly to join of m u rd e r in g Ii lh n all Mo nday to dec id S t Ie f utur� of in t hi!* mov priP'iit '* said Jo.** ph Wool - T h e re still re m a n to bo inv m ir iii �r-da need, un der .iresr d 1 aff st )t\. on#* n f lh*- govern ors *if the ex c lues to the idc n t i ty of spring . el univ e F'�* I night !y * lu ti of t 'h c s tn u t m a n " w itnesses leiitififd th f V taw fleer T h e ii is! ret. ..cd pa ren t* hav e decided H w b a t we shoule hav � ta r iva l- th e I�i rn aiiuiil c ity .'* the m u rd er . 1i

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