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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 7, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Third edition air Craft crash jail sentences solve speeder problem Eastern cities find sure cure for offenders Cleveland and Detroit judges clap Law violators in cells All regardless influence is useless As a result of fearless a Troy traffic accidents have been Cut in half guaranteed heavy Snow and cold brings Wyoming near shortage in its Coal by Assoc la toil press leased wire or Idan. Wyo., april it Fos Sibili workhouse sentences curb speeders and reduce Street accidents close to to per cent. Experiences in Detroit and Cleveland prove it in cold statistics. Both cities Are automobile centers. Both approximate r million population. Both have suffered a rapidly mounting death and injured list i rom traffic accidents despite the efforts of safety committees Well trained traffic squads of police and educational campaigns. It so happened that the traffic courts of Detroit and Cleveland were at about the same time placed under the jurisdiction of judges who believed jail sentences were the proper doses for traffic ordinance offenders. Both judges have courage. Irrespective of pulls personages or personal friendships these two judges have refused to let off traffic ordinance offenders with Small fines and suspended sentences. Accidents Cut in two a for results in Detroit where judge Charles l. J Bartlett presides Over municipal a ourt Street accidents have fallen off j nearly to per cent As compared with j a year ago. In Cleveland where judge Alva be. Corlett is jailing even the first of fenders under a new City traffic Law. Street accidents dropped 20 per cent a first week and police Lieut. Mar i tin Bleke in charge of traffic predicts a to per cent reduction As soon As the terrors of the new Law have a Chance to percolate thoroughly among the ranks of the a Bandit Drivers a Mona of our motorcycle Mon. Who usually Bas 40 arrests a week. A said judge Corlett. A caught Only two speeders going Merth a -7 Railes an hour last women in Cleveland it work j House terms the same As men. A it makes no difference to the vie i tim of an Auto St whether the car is Iriven by a Man or a old corp sentencing mrs. Cheney society woman to j Days in the workhouse for her electric automobile past a i Greet car As four passengers got off. Prestige of no Avail by associated press leased wire Money and social prestige carry Washington. \. April 7.�?win no influence in the Detroit court j ter wheat production this year was either. It was judge Bartlett who forecast at 572,974.000 bushels and sent John Duval Dodge to the work by production at 69.667,000 bushels House for five Days where he by the department of agriculture in a washed dishes and shovelled Coal. J first estimate of the season issued Dodge says he a cured. Today and based on the april i re a to going to Settle Down now and j port which was Winter wheat 78.4 go into business. Declared Dodge percent of a Normal and Rye 89.0 por who inherited $1,600,000. First he cent. Is going to build his wife a Home in and Winter wheat. In. Grosse Point fashionable Detroit the Winter wheat forecast com suburb. Pares with 587.032,000 bushels pro figures prove it a diced last year 610,597.000 in 1920 actual figures in Detroit show 185 and 758.575.000, the average of the Street accidents for March 1922, As pro pending five years against 345 for March. 1921. Inthe Rye forecasts compares with Cleveland accidents dropped to 80 the 57,918,000 bushels produced last year first week As against too for the Cor ,49o.o00 in 1 920 and 66.474.ooo the responding week a year ago. Average for the proceeding five years. It was feared that jail terms would wheat shows increase result in so Many demands for jury Winter wheat condition on april i trials that the courts would be clog j showed an increase of 2.4 Points since go. But experience shows that a december i last Coj spared with an feists Don t ask for juries. They take average decline of 4.7 Points in the a heir Medicine. And the Medicine at ten years Between those dates cures. Mother finds son i it of if met in after Twenty years it a a n spent in searching peril to Mills by associated pres leaded wire Ottawa ont., april 7.�?after a to of discomfort due to Lack of Coal Twenty year search extending to All was declared imminent Here today parts of this continent mrs. Louise with the heaviest Snow fall in pro k. Lesueur of Boston yesterday Gress which Ever has occurred Dur found her son. Everett now a morning april according to local records. Jer of the Canadian mounted to in Minneapolis of Winter wheat 1 forecast out prone Colon this Vear placed at 572 million bushels by Federal Bureau Mill City Mav of Kjof is Piik Acy if Kayali of wheat pest Arf of Crew ked special to tic Minneapolis minn., april 7.�?be Vears ago and that she had sought j cause of the inroads of Black Stem him in every Large City in the United j rust of Grain. Minneapolis is threat ened with the loss of its supremacy As a milling Center. The Russell Miller milling rom i Pany announced today that it has purchased a milling site at Buffalo. The Washburn Crosby company recently purchased a Mill at Kansas j City and the pills Bury flour Mills company is likewise protecting its fun lace. Mrs. Los eur said her son had disappeared from Home More than 20 states and Candia since that time. Corsica Bank cashier dead Rose Many a friends hurry to her Succour aged actress once idol of the stage no longer penniless and alone messages pour to her Bond for Russ theft of kind occurs close to Paris giant cars one French and one English collide in midair Over Pheloy six persons Are killed Money. Flow ers letters and offers of Home Al acid Flat in a roaring forties by asocial i press leaded wire new York. N. Y., april 7.�?general j or Gocio Semenoff loader of russian cossacks today awoke in one of this City s Best hotels instead of jail j where it seemed for several hours 1 Las evening he would be the City a guest. He was arrested at the instance of the receiver of an american i trading company in Russia who thus sought to enforce the payment of a judgment of $475,000, entered against j him in Harbin Manchuria last december. Friends last night secured for him the $25,000 bail demanded by sheriff Nable. Ture interests by expanding into oth new York n. Y., april 7.�?bos Coghlan to year old comedy Star of an earlier generation has been delightfully converted from her belief that nobody in the world wants a broken Down old woman and she no longer prays for death As the Only Way out. News that the distinguished actress of the 80s was ill and almost penniless in Ber rooms just around the Corner from Broadway today brought an Avalanche of friends to her Aid. Kindly messages pour in and Rose Coghlan walked for the first time in weeks. The Doorbell buzzed and buzzed. Now it would j be the postman with another sheaf i of solicitous letters. 9 now it would be a florists boy with More roses. Now an old Friend calling in person to inquire after the health of Rose Coghlan and offer Aid. The Telephone too poured in steady Stream of sympathetic Calls while All the Way across the continent from a woman who had never even seen Rose Gogh Kin act came an offer of a big borne an automobile to ride in pretty clothes to Wear for the rest of her life. A Mother thinks that is the most wonderful of All. Said mrs. Richard Pittman. Mrs. Coghland a Only daughter. When she was advised of the offer sent by mrs. Tom Dolphin of Alameda. Cal., through the associated press. Will be anti for new a to think that a woman who did no to even know her would extend an invitation like that it is mrs. Pittman said her Mother could t accept the offer however. At least not yet. For. She already has accepted an invitation to spend the summer in a big House on Long Island where All the old friends Rose Coghlan thought had forgotten her can watch Over her recovery. She plans to go next week. One of the letters miss Coghlan received yesterday contained a $100 Check from David Zelasco producer of a Deb Frau a the last play in which she appeared. Another brought $225 from Carl Hunt an old Friend. Sam h. Harris president of the producing managers association was expected to Call a meeting of the managers today to discuss plans for an Early Benefit performance to swell her thin purse. Of miners demand National probe of All Industry business needs re org Wiza Hon is claim first break in strike appears service. Stutter in 1819. H a novel accidents link wet a. Patronized by associated press leased wire Paris France. April 7�?the Paris and London Aerial collided in midair this afternoon Over the Village of Ali Eloy 7a Miles North of Paris. The pilots of both air planes. 3 passengers and one Mechanic were killed in the wreckage that fell flaming to the ground. The Accident occurred during a fog. The pilots seeing each other too late to avoid a collision. Five persons from the machines were Den when inhabitants of the Village of Thieu lloy arrived on the scene. Trouble stauts Albuquerque. N. Ai., april 7�?�? first disturbance in callup Coal Fields occurred at Alen mete today according to reports reaching Here when a crowd of men and women ii it lib Irdi i mine workers with Stone. As they left tile mine. No one a injured by associated press i ceased wire Washington. Cd a april 7�?miners Union representatives now Oil strike in Central Pennsylvania backed by their National officers today appear cd before the House labor committee to urge Federal attention to the Industry. A Dur belief is that an Industry which gives Only too year needs a John Brophy president of District number 2. United mine workers said. A to get this we must have the facts ascertained by an impartial Federal restriction of a such bad practices As the opening of new mini a by shoe string speculators was said by or. Brophy to be undesirable a because there Are now too Many mines and too Many or. Brophy took Issue with t. H. Watkins a Pennsylvania Ope rat or who testified i Worff Ute committee yesterday a to was a passengers in French it raft Paris. April 7�?th. French air plane piloted by aviator mire did a by a Mechanic was carrying three passengers. It left Leboard in the environs of Paris at noon for London. The British air plane which left grow Don in the London area this morning carried mail and was manned Only by a Pilot. The passengers in the French plane were m. Bouriez m. And mine. Jull a Brush a a psf Juma Ini in Gentry Pennsylvania Las year earned $14.61 a week or $2.08 per Day for the year because there was bards a two Days of work a week for them a or. Brophy asserted. Strike gains strength Union of fun Jal s ays by associated press in a Ltd wire the Aerial express service Between London and Paris was started in the Spring of 1919 and has come to be regarded As one of the dependable Means of transportation Between the Days work a two capitals. At first Only patronized by travellers of an adventurous turn of mind who wanted to have the thrill of air travel it has developed within the last two years with the element of danger reduced to the minimum into a steady daily route. The trip is made in a Little More than two hours. At least half of Tho passengers who have used the m w route have been women. These luxurious air pullmans carry ten or twelve persons in Large comfortable chairs. Bach seat has i separate port Hole through which the passenger can View the landscape. T Tolli Ion its remarkable i the meeting midair of the to ask fat Pax presides however Ulm to in conceivably traversing the very same air Channel with virtually of Enumerable ones available constitutes on off the most Refl Arkabel happenings in j the history of aviation. Only once before today collision has there been a fatal Accident in this service. This occurred in lie india.,Anoli. I no. April to the i in it a a Quot a than a year fir Wick of Tho of sum How Nauru rated whoa a it was leaving London fouled l. A. Dick is reported to j or territory. H ave Kiler self Hirning sends sex Ami Ner Rose Goguen v prays for death in Lon Ely rooms health blamed Corsica s. I april 7�?ii. A. Dice cashier of the state f Auk of Cash a who shot himself hero last ii Iglus. Re ii in from Armour. S. In a bout four years ago. To had Complete charge of Tho Bauk. The institution is said to in in Glt Mai financial condition. Dice bad Boon in mme a health for several Day and this is Tho Only re a so ii friends and relatives ran give for ills aet. Is wheat s worst foe Black Stem rust destroys annually More than 50.090,000 bushels of wheat in the Northern wheat Belt of the United states. To also destroys vast quantities of Barley Oats and Rye. In 1916, an epidemic year it destroyed 300,000,000 bushels of Spring wheat in the United states and room8 a roaming forties a big air liner just As by n of work in th.3 Coal mines order ,., x i j Rick i a no Tiffin i Union iou jut j i cd by the United mine walkers of. A Iii tree and crashed to theg round in America ends today. At Union head-1 k pm until in quarters William treasurer asserted that gaining strength in non Union Field Gentral Pennsylvania Green Secretary name Al a Quot a the Pilot his Rechanl. Dan and two passengers hat the Patrikc is a a. A particularly by associated press i eased a ire a. I a and a est Virginia. He said now i new Ork. April Rose och a of. Ever. He had no detailed figures add i in. Ador come it s Ai o n. J that reports from tile Coal Fields Haw taken her Al re tragedy role. J Werc going i Rcpt l0 arcs Dent Jolln it is that of a broken penniless old j a victim ends his own life l. H. Tremblay found dead polish push their inane Tig Ati on s on family Winter wheat condition a year ago was 91.0 percen of a Normal while j the april 1, ten year average is 83 3. The area sown to Winter wheat last fall was 44.293.000 acres which was 1.2 percent less than the revised area sown in the fall of 1920. The condition of december 1 last was 76.0 percent which was 11.9 percent lower than the previous year and 13 lower than the ten year average on that Date. April fondle Ion in forecasting the production of Winter wheat Tho department of Agris culture based its estimate on the As Sumpter. _ i acreage and average influences on Tho a crop from now until time of har est Psi _ j t 4 l. To into Oil i by associated press leased wire Pierre s. D., april 7�?a Telegram was received by state rank Examin-1 or John miming this morning announcing the suicide of i a. Dice. Cashier of the state Bank of Corsica. S. No reason for the act nor details of the tragedy were included Iii the message. A Deputy Hank examiner will leave for Corsica this afternoon. Of Canada. Factor with which the milling Indus a Black rust is the worst single try in Minneapolis has to contend a said a Illis g. Helm treasurer of the Trissell Miller company. Experts of the United states department of agriculture Are predicting that the North a citral woman waiting and praying in her for doth to take her from a world that has passed her by. The a lady to Eazley who graced a Al Laeko a forty years ago and piled lip Success on Success ended her last stage part a Small one last when a de Bureus corned. Since the producers divorcing sen l. Lewis at new York. American pays vast sum for old British Guiana postage stamp the North Cor itral portion 1 Timon from business have Reluct s of the United states will go out of Antly told her she do. The Grain growing business within the three weeks ago she co lapsed. She next Quarter Century unless the rav has t left her rooms Sim Ages of rust Are checked. This would mrs. Richard Pittman. Bopp och leave the Mills of Minneapolis with Ian s daughter who lives with her out raw material. And cares for her told of her Moth Many interests Combine or s plight with tears in her eyes. Millers implement manufacturers j a i leave the room a she said. And railroads and others whose interests when i come Hack Mamma is sobbing would be demoralized by such a con softly a of. I want die. Nobody edition. Are backing the Farmers in j wants me. I in just a Burden just a Coal strike affects Ohio steel Industry Youngstown Ohio. April 17�?further effect of the Coal strike upon the steel Industry was Felt her today. The Republic Iron and steel May j company which had announced that a Bessemer Plant Idle for a year would resume operations has cancelled the order of Irig to the strike situation in the Fayette county Pennsylvania Coal Fields. Rickenbacker May be guest at Auto Sho famous a it e promises to of present if possible in letter to Vav. Ii. King Tennessee miners Arf willing to resume work by associated press loosed autre Grattan logo. Tenn., april 7�?probably the first break in the Coal miners strike in the nineteenth Mistrie it i Kansas 65 Texas 64 Colorado Washington 85. By associated press i cased a inc Concordia kan., april 7�?l. H. Tremblay five of whose sons were hacked with an axe Early tuesday resulting in the death of one of them and the probably fatal injury of april i in the principal states. Three others was found dead today. J Pennsylvania 92. Ohio 8�, n Ana office expressed the opinion that of Illinois 93 Missouri Ras Tremblay had committed suicide. J a 80 Kansas 65 Texas 5,. O a Tremblay a death took place at the j homa 64 Colorado 77 Washington Home of a neighbor. Joseph Bachand. 85 Nebraska 80 who found him lying dazed and bleeding inthe Yard. Tremblay when questioned last night by a Finger print expert grew suddenly ill the authorities have discovered that a $4,0i 0 mortgage on the Tremblay farm was to come due june 21. Theodore the boy who was slain carried life insurance amounting to $5,000. Of tans Are renewed to use Mississippi for irrigation work their efforts to eradicate the common Barberry Bush which causes Black Stem rust. They Are co operating with the department of agriculture which is in charge of Barberry eradication with the american farm _ i Bureau federation and with the con by associated pics leased aah ire Ferenec for the prevention of Grain Paris France. April 7.�?a one cent rust representing the agricultural in British Guina stamp Issue of 1856. Teress of thirteen North Central in n f Quot a v or age a a n d on me n t of Black on Carmine sold yesterday for states. An extensive Campaign of 300.000 francs at the auction Sale educational publicity is planned of the famous Baron Ferrari collect the conference. The condition of Winter wheat on tin Quot i this Price plus i i 1-2 percent Sta e tax. Making a total of 352.500 francs was the highest Price Ever paid for a stamp in France. The specimen was knocked Down to an american who declined to give his name hut St Oklahoma a. I who a. A id to be either a. A. Ca never been a business a he has been an artist an by Olivia e p. Stone is acquitted but. Sleeps in Sld cel pary. A Wall Street broker or col. E. A. R. Green son of the late Hetty Green. Boys burned parents escape when flames destroy apartment by associated press leased wire new York. N. Y., april 7.�?olivia m. P. Stone nurse acquitted last night by a jury in Brooklyn supreme court of the murder of Ellis Guy Kin Kead convict presses his Luck too far caught As he sleeps in jail by associated press leased wire South St. Paul. Minn., april 7.�? Matthews Smith six. And Arthur Smith 7 years old. Were burned to death Early yesterday when they were trapped by fire which broke out in a grocery store Over which they lived. Their parents escaped. Burden. A she has woman actress. And when she had Money to was for her friends her family. Everybody. A now she has nobody but me. She can have everything i be got but it in t enough not to take care of occurred yesterday when More than 400 men employed at 9oddy, neat local committee on general arrange Ltd Plain Eddie rho Erbacker american a and perhaps the Best known of All the aviators in franc during the War. May Rome to the Mitchell automobile show on april 20, 21, and 22, it became known today. Captain Rickenbacker who is now at the head of the Rickenbacker motor company of Detroit was invited to visit the Mitchell show by the Here notified the Durham goal and Iron company that they were ready to return to work under the scale and conditions existing before the walkout. Lewi attacks Story told House by operator new York april 7�?statements Hose Coghlan As Rose Coghlan ought defending bituminous Coal operators to be taken care state league of women voters end sessions at Huron by associated pro leased wire Huron. S. D., april 7.�?at the closing session yesterday of the South Dakota league of women voters in annual convention Here mrs. John i rents. Will c onic of possible in a letter received from him today by w. Ii. King in reply to the i invitation he i a there is a possibility of my going to Minneapolis Horn to this 1 month and should such be the Case i naturally would Arang the trip in order to take in your show and take advantage of your invitation. Captain Rickenbacker first gained racer Lff in refusing to negotiate a Central Roal agreement with the miners Union made by t. B. Watkins a bituminous mine operator of Pennsylvania Atnif it As automobile before the House labor committee at known internationally As a Rac Washington yesterday were Atta Ltd ing car Driver and his entry into Cartier today by John l. Lewis Prest-1 nation during the world War brought Dent of the United mine worker of him immediate additional popular America. Or. Lewis said or. Wat Ity. Kins declarations served merely to i show pains go Forward a int it Naify the confusion and bitter-1 plans Are being perfected rapidly a so now for the local automobile show. Tet a statements of or. Watkins a Ltd trs from manufacturers and Deal characteristic and typical of a policy i Era indicate that there will be an i Pyle of Huron was re elected pres which he has followed for some time unusually larg exhibit of pleasure ident. Mrs. C. J. Gunderson of Vermillion was elected vice president mrs. C. S. Whiting of Pierre. A Cre tary and mrs. E on treasurer. F. Wilson of Bur by Yeso Ciaio press in a of wire Bismarck n. D., april 7.�?a con Patio. Purposes we ill be held Here amp Ril 20. I associated press i eased wire Omaha neb., april 7.�?fremont. Neb., special dispatches say James former corporation counsel of King alias James Keller alias James it Ino innate said today that she would Knox. Escaped convict rom Anamosa go Back to her work and attempt to Iowa state prison was found yester forget her a terrible experiences. Jay in Ity prison at Fremont where after she had received the Eon j be had taken a night s lodging. He grat lations of Many friends and was recognized by the sheriff the dispatches say. A Fly a a a Gex. Thompson dead Oakland Gal. April 7�?brigadier general John Milton Thompson retired died suddenly Here yesterday age 89 years. Vance which May Lead to efforts to sympathizers on her acquittal. Miss Montana and South Dakota i Stone at her request was escorted it a combined Effort with North a Back to the Raymond Street jail to promote utilization of wat where she had spent Many sleepless is of the upper Missouri River for nights during her trial. This morning she said she had had a restful sleep and Felt refreshed. Free want ads t Omorrow you can run your want and free in the saturday Republican with two other paid issues. If you have anything to sell from a used car to Odd pieces of furniture of you want to buy or have rooms or houses to rent now is the time t6 use the want ads Only two cents a word a Day. He is engaged in a factional quarrel cars. Trucks and tractors Hun Vith the other operators of Central or is of visitors Are expected in the Pennsylvania and that fact to i any Jor the event. Beaded by Ben Clark. The i of j tonnage of which or. Watkins is bitterly complain is largely due to a fierce competitive warfare with i competing the miners chief declare that Watkins for some time quota. Been engaged in a frantic Endeavor to destroy the relationship Between operators and miners in Central Pennsylvania. X 1 freed of Murd eur. Des Moines la. April 7�?harry Woodruff or trial i or k ii. I Rig Lawrence Tracy was acquitted of nil Der this morning by a District court jury. O greek princes ii l Abenr. Greece. April 7.�?rrir.ceas i Eliza Beth wife of Crown Prince 3eor�e is be piously ill of typhoid pc a weather report South Dakota fair tonight Ani saturday moderate temperature. I a a a i temperature by the republicans recording therr meter thursday Friday 3 p. In. 65 3 a. In. 36 6 p. In. 55 6a. In. 33 open. 41 9 a. In. 40 la t pc a ?l1 59 3 p. No $5 maximum 6 5 St 3 p. In. Thursday minimum 33 at 6 s. In. Friday Iii the official Over rent ther mome or from no on yesterday to noon today maximum 65 minimum 35 at noon 53

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