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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 1, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota tuesday april i 1924 number 157 Panama parades Are aired in court coed wins in litigation for reinstatement judge scores president of Maryland University for punishing girl she would t a squeal in nerve in to give Awat i i j of students a fid nut Koi in i or dismissal to g a w o a suit gain is r d Panama Kimonos. Self pupi Freedor discipline All the c by Coil Heuiser a he suit o Washta it it a april a a tile 1 toll a has won lieu j University of Mary a petting parties Gilt Oil \ is. University rules men students is. Rigid i for co cd so Ltd vre f aired in Baltimore w f. Judge Charles a. F it of a supreme Bench heard by Vivian v. Simpson of i against the univer miss ? years was or fall for her j after finishing three red not to return last Nior year. So she sued Lent. Heuisler has just a mandamus compelling to receive her As a miss varsity Vivian Simpson. Re instated As of Maryland by court order. South Dakotas pension Bill for re is she we handed Down the University student. The division included a stinging rebuke or. Albert Woods president of the University. It the court found in effect that the r<�3l reason for miss Simpsonn a Dis j rpm Seal was her refusal to inform on j her fellow to dents when or. Woods tried to Force her to reveal who was j a risible for an affidavit printed j n a Washington paper Crit izing Loose i or iphone at the University. The affidavit charged the univer a was a Panama it relied that the students had been of Al warned Quot not to act like bums Ai the Roadside and get a free Auto rides into Washington tight Miles away. The ostensible reason for miss Simp a Floc p dismissal was that she a a disturbing influence and a menace to Iii inline a a result plentiful evidence about adversity life was introduced. The court was crowded with men inf a women student during the trial. Was \ Man Haler fellow students told How miss j a Leon a an avowed Man hater. I coed complained that she emerged of from Contact with inhabitants and from her room in a Kimono and Par then sold land that turned he before their men friends while j misrepresented were told they we re entertaining. J from the miss Simpson retorted part Merit Daugherty had deep interest in land fraud former u. S. Attorney for Oklahoma says chief ordered continuance was asked to resign Coolidge still casting Abott for Evv to take attorney general a Tiace student in uni duped in land sales in Texas Watertown couple Tell How real estate agents swindled them in i rih Washington d. A. April. of being taken on Gay excursions to the Rio Grande Valley in Texas and treated to liquor in route but guard introduced in Senate today Washington. D. C., apr. a a adjusted pension Bill designed to remove iniquities Between gratuities now Paul veterans of the several past wars was passed today by the Senate. Introduced by senator Bursum Republican new Mexico the Bill was j Jan St Washington d. C., apr. m. Daugherty s part in stopping trial of the a Miller Brothers Quot Indian land fraud Case in Oklahoma in the Spring of 1921, was described today to Tho Senate Daugherty investigating com j Mittee by ii. M. Peek former United states attorney of the Western okla j horns District. The Case involved 10,000 acres valued at $50 an acre. Peck said. When it was ready for trial at Guth j Rie. In May 1021, he added a Quot per i Sonali letter from attorney general Daugherty directed that a continue i a Nee be taken to the fall term of j court. Was asked to retire Peck described a request for his j resignation received from Daugherty i in september 1921, and his subsequent re employment As a special prosecutor for the government. Peck said that in four years experience As United states attorney he had never known of another Case in which the attorney general took such personal interest. The committee indicated it would get from files of the department of Justice and the United states attorneys office in Oklahoma copies of the letters and messages in this Case bearing Daugherty a signature. Is nearing decision Washington. Apr. president Coolidge is approaching a decision with respect to a successor to Harry m. Daugherty As attorney general and indications were Given today after the executive had conferred again with senator Pepper Republican. Pennsylvania that the selection would be made within two Days. The president has ascertained which of those under consideration would accept the place if it offered then and now is engaged in choosing among them. The list of eligible is understood to contain Only names of those who have been mentioned in the newspaper dispatches since or. Daugherty resigned Friday at the presidents re Al Jennings former Bandit Hamond a cent tells Senate amazing Story Jennings lied E. Dyche dry officer declares Oil Man did t a throw delegation Calls a a Jake Kidder but he seeks to avoid Sher when asked about Campaign expenditures Ai Jennings one time train Bandit now an evangelist told the Senate Oil investigating committee that the late Jake Hamon told him Jennings Damon gave a million dollars in the last presidential Campaign. Capital jurors Ope Batheon liquor runners Long list it indictments returned. In Effort to mop up Washigton out to by in letters files of the Post office be foday before the Senate committee investigating alleged land frauds in that Region. James it. Page cantos City at-1 Quot it was men everywhere in the in the step a it wan disgusting. I of it a dress up even time i left mar in a. J Torney who is assisting sedate he the Matron complained Mise in As prosecutor in the investigation. F miso to stayed up late at night and i read the letters from land purchaser Bahs. Singing loudly after lights supposed to he out. Jfoss Simpson re noted a girl students were ordered to have scribed by him As substantially the same As that which prudent Harding vetoed last session. The pension Bureau estimated it would Cost an additional $55,000,000 the first year. Boise quintet is eliminated today quest. President Coolidge also consulted today with senator Curtis of Kansas the Republican whip of the Senate and senator Cummins. Republican. Iowa presided pro Tempora of the Senate. Senator Cummins urged the selection of Federal fid go to in. S. Kenyon of Iowa. A he r lights Cut at to p. In. The men indents could Burn the Midnight Oil la they pleased. It was rank Dis a Mise Simpson defied the Rule and continued As a member of the Chi Mega sorority after the faculty had used to recognize it. It a charged. They permitted the fraternities d a a sorority but they barred our organization because it a did no to mid. A i told or. Woods we had a bide he the rules a a miss Simpson j tora and veal right to exist on the Campus. He replied a Der t v a of your Legal tricks on me Quot the suit of mis a Virginia Flanagan to Mckeesport. Pa., who was barred the mis Jan Peon will be heard next. The evidence ii expected to be much the same Vanderlip files answer to libel suit of editors ors. John Goodman of Donna. Texas. I wrote that he had a joined an sex Chicago. It. Apr. , eur Sion from Kansas City in 191 s. J x. In High school eliminated Boise. Bal been a treated royally with ii a Idaho. Id to is in the first game of quor a and was told of three crops j the University of Chicago a interscholastic basketball championship today. Manchester led throughout the game. A year in the Rio Grande Valley Region Low freight rates to the Gulf and few frosts. Under Date of May 7. 191 s. George And Jennie a. Brownell told of leaving Watertown. S. A. For a magic Valley in the Rio Grande Valley of an excursion in which they were a shown a Good a automobiles met us and whirled us through the towns and went from one show Plano to another a they wrote. A we were shown an Alfalfa Field which they said could be Cut eleven times a year. The irrigation and markets have been a failure. We were told that frosts were Seldom and Light and there were no snakes insects flies fleas or ants and that the whaler was the Healthiest in the United states. We signed up on the return trip. Now we must sell our Corn and hogs to the by new Flanders democrats deny Mem lot to Block real business Rozek. Left Forward of the Manchester team counted 19 Points for his team eight Field goals and three free throws. Washington d. C., apr. 1.�?any disposition on the part of Senate dem Robinson was the leading scorer of 1 de rats to unduly prolong the present the Boise team. Getting two Field goals and three free throws. The game grew rough in the last half. Iowa Man drops dead on his Way Home from funeral round of investigations was disclaimed today in a formal statement by senator Robinson of Arkansas. The democratic Leader. The Arkansas senator added that the Senate should take up a was soon As practicable various important legislative proposals which have been waiting while the investigations occupied the attention of senators. Of Washington. D c., apr. Federal grand jury struck out were sharply yesterday at liquor Law violations in the capital a question which recently has become increasingly embarrassing to officials endeavouring to enforce the prohibition statutes. The grand jurors handed Down a Block of indictments which included Tiree Deputy United states marshals. A lieutenant of police. A Washington terminal policeman. A sergeant of marines. Two negro Pullman porters. A High priced caterer and his wife. With their waiters and helpers. Three other men and 14 women classified for miscellaneous liquor violations. Three alleged leaders in Washington s famous ring whole list of High personages a customers mysteriously disappeared several months ago. Three Young women stenographers of the ring. Patrick in Barteman. Charles h. Marsha and John g. Human Are the deputies involved and with police lieutenant L. Sprinkle they Are charged with conspiring to have liquor brought Here from the South by Pullman porters. Benjamin Morris Milton Scarborough and h. Curtis unison Are those indicted in connection with the alleged a a ring disclosures. The caterer. William h. Simpson it is claimed received orders to furnish a wet goods at various social functions. Of progressives fight fusion in Nebraska move for affiliation with proposed third party to get impetus May Iott it Al formal i i to t or. Of lib the rep v lots to resented spirited sting an can a i a Intro up r i with the t i m a City. April \ Vanderlip yesterday fr4rl District court a 100- in the $000,000 suits him by owners of l o Star the newspaper a by the late pres r denied the charges and r upon which the or. A re. Ile maintain is he made in an and re Quot inc a a a on february he terms under which a a ring sold the Star to is it d Roy d. Moore Rcpt a nest Effort by a Public an to dispel by instil a a ligation of rumours the l opinion concerning Public officers Charger ministration of the flood danger in Ohio lessens As 3 Rivers recede suit is started against closed Sioux Falls Bank Sioux Falls. S. In april litigation in the affairs of the closed Sioux Falls Trust amp savings Bank was started yesterday by Lewis Leavitt through his attorneys. Parkman or Parliman. By Tho sort eng of circuit court Pap is on Tho Sioux Falls Trust a savings Bank and Don r Johnson in one Case and on Don b. Johnson individually in another Case. In the former Case the plaintiff seeks to restrain and forbid the Bank from Selling or disposing of promissory notes aggregating $45,000 and in the other the court is asked to foreclose contracts made Between Leavitt and Johnson providing or. Johnson does not make certain payments said to be due within a reasonable time. The property involved in both cases is the Northwestern motor company building on West ninth Street. # Don b. Johnson is at present in Chicago but or. Parliman said last night that the papers had been served there while the others on the Bank were served in Sioux Falls. Peoria. 111. Apr. Russell. 67. Business Man of Menlo Iowa. Died suddenly Here today at the Home of his Nephew l. R. Nelson while stopping off Here Qaji his Way from Gilman iii., where he had attended the funeral of John Giles a brother in Law. Smoot says tax reduction Bill will be passed a even Ohio. Recede t. Ohio apr. the and Sandusky Rivers Pear ,ff>0d Dan or it1 Ohio of a Quot ter musing ten deaths wands1/property damage. Thou Arpna. O i their Homes were inw.,0 a urn i Jarriot orations in the flood a it a r practically at a stand yesterday of to nil k Compo rarely throwing thousands weather forecast la Dakaj fair mid a m Quot of a a firer Day warmer tonight portion wednesday. Maxim.t1 tire in a tonight and i. Today maximum. 2? minimum. A by. Today la. A air a minimum tempera 1 m. Yesterday to 7 a eleven dead from effects of Poison liquor at Toledo Toledo. Ohio apr. persons died today As a result of having used As a beverage canned heat and denatured alcoholic preparations bringing the total of dead within the last 48 hours to eleven. Laconian thori8t dead Detroit. Mich. Apr. . Orville Ward Owen 70, who attracted inter National attention 30 years ago by announcing he had discovered a cipher to shakespearean plays that revealed Francis Bacon As the real author of these and other elizabethan writings died at his Home hts Geste Day. Washington. D. C., apr. 1.�?con-Gress will Mart a tax reduction measure before it adjourns or recesses for the National political conventions. Chairman Smoot of the Senate finance committee declared today in the Senate. O stockholders seek release of banker in cell for theft Lincoln. Neb. Apr. with the filing by w. V. Methews Omaha. Of his second replication for parole from the state Penitentiary Here where he has served two years of a one to ten year sentence imposed upon him at Omaha for embezzlement while president of the Pioneer state Bank and guaranty securities company petitions asking for his be lease signed by 208 stockholders and creditors of the two concern were presented to the state Pardon Board today. mental defective gets life on plea of murder charge Cedar rapids Iowa apr Cornwe i 14 year old who yesterday entered a plea of guilty to second degree murder charges in connection with the slaying of Jimmy Canion four year old negro at Manchester la., several weeks ago was sentenced to life imprisonment at the Anamosa reformatory according to word received Here today Wisconsin at polls to pick party agents Milwaukee. Win., apr. today is voting for delegates to the democratic. Republican and prohibition party conventions with contests on Between Coolidge and la Follette slates on the Republican Side and Mcadoo and Smith tickets in the democratic column. A of a a Roosevelt thinks Brick was thrown Sinclair to give Bond of $5,000 in his contempt Case Washington d. a apr. attorney Peyton Gordon was notified today that Harry f. Sinclair would come to Washington late today from new York to furnish Bond of $5,009 to answer when he is called for trial on a charge of contempt growing out of his refusal to answer questions of the Senate Oil committee. It was arranged that or. Sinclair should be allowed to make his plea immediately upon his arrival Here. J. W. Zevely Sinclair a attorney said he was unable to say definitely whether his client would come to Washington today. Omaha. No a. Ppr. question of declaring vacant such nominations As Are secured by fusion with the democratic party at the april s primaries will be considered at the state convention of the progressive party of Nebraska Here. May i Rev. J. L. Beebe and w. H. Green chairman and Secretary respectively of the party a state Central committee announced in a Call for the convention today. Beebe and Green belong to the group of progressives which met recently at grand Island opposing fusion with either major party and declaring for affiliation with the Farmer labor third party movement convention to be held in St. Paul. Formulation of a state platform. Selection of a state Central committee. Naming of presidential electors completion of a state a ticket the question of changing the name of the party and nomination of candidates for election to state offices expected from the primary jaw Are other matters for consideration. Apportionment of delegates by counties give Douglas 60 Gage 51 Hall to Lancaster 14 Madison 5 Lincoln 16 and York 5. Of Idaho prosecutor shot to death by his predecessor while he a. Gone indict dry agent for Greene wound Auburn n. Y., apr. one j has thrown a Brick at my in Wash Kington will i was up Here and i j want to go Back there a was he comment of Theodore Roosevelt assistant Secretary of the Navy on Ihen Day s developments in the Senate he Cut Short a visit to this City to take a train for the capital. A there is a fight on ton and when there is a fight i Gnu in to be in it a he said. O Canton attorney named to succeed judge Asa Forrest Pierre 8, do a apr of Herbert Blaine Rudolph of Canton to succeed aaa Forrest deceased As third judge in the second judicial circuit was announced by gov. To master today judge Rudolph who is St years old is believed to be the youngest circuit judge in the state. Washington d. C., apr. In the Federal grand jury yesterday ignored a a Barge of assault with of dangerous weapon preferred against Otis e. Fisher prohibition As a result of the r we maj shooting last february Quot i senator Frank l Greene of senator Greene Wise struck by a Bullet while walking with his wife Fisher who was said to have been attempting to arrest rum runners a charged with having fired the shot. Mountain Home Idaho. Arr. I a Daniel Mclaughlin prosecute attorney of Elmore county. I d this morning As a result of four gunshot wounds alleged to have been inflicted by Vern Taylor a former prose Outing attorney of Elmore county late yesterday afternoon. Taylor is held by the police. Up to an Early hour this morning the alleged Slayer had refused to make a statement. No motive i known for Taylor a alleged act. Of. Gilman Winner in race for mayor in Sioux City monday Sioux City. Jan a apr. Gilman prominent business Man and extensive property owner a been elected mayor of Sioux City by a plurality of 3.803 votes Over his opponent. Frank Green Well known Brick manufacturer. J. Heading ton and e. O. Wesley were re elected commissioners. Tom Taggart was Defeated for police commissioner by Charles Wilcox and p. J. Dalton was Defeated for commissioner of Parks by Milton p. Smith. Over 23,-000 vote were Oast. Air route safest Paris France the air plane la the Safe transport this is the a Pinion of Man on both a idea of the English Channel an data backed up by insurance companies whose rates by air Are Only half the railway and boat Coats. Time not Ripe for Complete Story is Daugherty sword Atlantic City a j., apr going Back to Washington to see How the War i making out and then i am going to Florida to join my these were the a amp a thug word of former attorney general Harry m. Daugherty late yesterday a he boarded a train for the Cape amp a or. Daugherty evidently was in the beat of health and spirits. He smilingly refused All requests for a Farewell statement intimating that the time had not arrived Tor the full Atory to is told. Coolidge asked to help to push Mcnary measure Washington d. C., apr. Coolidge was asked by senator Cummin Republican. Iowa to support a move for consideration by the Senate of the Mcnary Haugen agric Tor Relief Bill ahead of tax Bonus and immigration legislation. The presidents position was not disclosed. Bench warrant for Means is vacated by Federal judge new York. N. A. Apr. judge Garvin today vacated the Bench warrants issued yesterday for Gaston b. Medina and his Secretary Elmer w. Mamecke when they failed to appear for Trie on indictments for conspiracy to violate the volstead act in the wholesale withdrawal of liquor from warehouses. The court Alec remitted Washington d. A. Apr. 1.�?m>�? i resuming its inquiry into the Story i of an Cli Deal at the Chicago re publican convention of 1924>. The Oil committee today was told by r. H. Wilson former superintendent of Public instruction in Oklahoma of a a a boasts by Jake Hamon the Oil operator who was serving As that states Republican National committeeman that he had a put Over the nomination of Warren g. Harding. Hamon was quoted As saying he had Given $25,000 to Harry m. Daugh erty for the Harding Campaign fund. To the Early Days of the Campaign the witness said Hamon had appeared Friendly to the candidacy of Leonard Wood. Wilson said under questioning that Hamon bad made no reference in his talk with him to naval Oil lands or leases. Say Jennings lied E. Dyche. Who identified himself As a prohibition agent with Headquarters at Oklahoma City testified he had acted a manager of a monks Campaign in 1920 for e�iec1on is Republican National Committer. A nothing to it a Dyche said when asked about Al Jennings testimony that Hamon had told Bim he gave $250,000 to Tho late senator Penrose Pennsylvania $25,000 to will Hay and $25,000 to Daugherty to bring about Harding a nomination. Asked about Jennings testimony that Hamon had told him to spent Money indiscriminately with the Oklahoma delegation the witness re Ali j of Jennings said that he lied. There Wasny to a dime spent on Abbt a a Jake a dead and gone now. Dyche said a but t want to say that he did not try to throw the delegation. He insisted that the delegation cast two More ballots for Vowden after it wanted to switch to Harding so there have been a Deal rails Hamon Kidder asked As to the likelihood of Hamon telling Jennings the Story which the former train robber had repeated to the committee Dyche said people might say a hat they would about Hamon a but they Sav he was a asked about Wilson a testimony that Hamon had told him he had Given Daugherty $25,000 for Harding a Campaign expenses. Dye he said Wilson was a reputable Quot i would believe Wilson a statement that. Hamon told him the witness said a but i would say he was a kidding him. Jake was a great a Kidder particularly when he was talking to by och would evade business asked How much Money was spent for Hamon in his committee ship fight against James Mcgraw. Dyche objected to answering on the ground that it was a personal matter. Senator Stanfield. Republican. Oregon. Said he did not think the matter was relevant but senator Walsh disagreed saying he expected to show that Large sums of Money had been spent to obtain a a a complacent Secretary of the Interior for Tho exploitation of the Public Domain and especially the Oil lands. Replying to a specific question from senator Stanfield. Senator Walsh said he expected to show there was a conspiracy for the appointment of a Secretary of the inferior. That led to a Long Wrangle. Senator Spencer. Republican. Missouri. Moved that the witness be excused from answering senator Walsh a j question but the motion was lost on tie vote with chairman i add voting against it. A there was spent in round numbers $105,000,�?� Dyche then said. Quot Jake himself spent around $20,000.�?� a this was a la or. Hamons Money a asked senator Walsh. A its. senator Walsh wanted to know what Hamon expected As a result of Sueh an expenditure and the witness said he desired merely the Honor of the position. He had heard reports that Hamon was to be Secretary of the Interior and had asked him about that. Dyche continued but Hamon replied he bad no desire for a Cabinet place. A the did have a part in shaping events in the Chicago convention a the witness added. $5,000 per Delegate senator Stanfield elicited from the witness the statement that the $105,-000 spent by Hamon a to elect the Twenty delegates to Chicago who in turn elected the National committeeman. A that a about $5,000 per senator Stanfield observed and the witness said it was one of the bitterest fights the state had Ever known. The witness recalled under further questioning that the late a. T. Hert. Of Kentucky was also in the a dinner councils at Chicago. And senator Bursum Republican. New Mexico recalled that he too. Had been mentioned for the Interior portfolio. Dyche said Harry f. Sinclair took no part so far As he knew in Tho contest for delegates to Chicago nor did he see him at the convention. A absolutely Dyche said when senator Spencer asked if any of the $105,000 Hamon Campaign fund was spent for a bribery or most of the sum he added a went to workers and getting out the vote in organization in a Century of time at new York and in 87 years at new Orleans Tho tetors Means of temperature Havo the $15,000 Hail each which was or not varied More than ave or six de dared forfeited yesterday Green

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