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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 9, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition volume xxxv Imitchell South Dakota saturday april 9, 1921 number 139 men grumble at strike As leaders Dicker British mine chiefs Confer twice today with Premier Lloyd George is firm meantime government Calls All reservists against walkout of two million. I it % associated in Urrih i raved Wirt London eng., april 9.�?premier Lloyd George according to both the pall mall Gazette and Hie evening Globe today has made a new Pecce proposal to the triple alliances. It is understood he asked that a proposal be submitted to the miners that where a safety men were unavailable the government should be allowed without interference to Supply the labor necessary to safeguard the Coal pits against permanent should the strikers seek to return to work they will have to except a wage scale considerably lower than the one they refused when they struck a week ago it was officially declared this afternoon. This scale was based on output and on account of the damage already done the mines and the consequent reduction of their productive Power the original wage offer a cannot stand when any future negotiations Are entered into a it was stated. London fog., april 9recruiting a Volunteer workers Aud safety unit a v a begun by the government today my other plans wore perfected in meet the threat of a widespread Indus rial tie up next tuesday growing out of tile miners strike and int Givin 7 proximately 2,000,000 workers. Meanwhile however report from \ minus parts of England. Scotland out Wales say that the triple Aldane a Yeutive Board May have More to do than the Mere issuance of its strike derive in order to bring about a general cessation of work by tile Raj and the transport worker who with the miners make up the membership of this hic labor organization. Kimn the Glasgow. Liverpool Cardiff Aud several other important locals of Ito National Union of railway men comes word that the rank my tile Are challenging the right of the railway men National executive body to Call a strike without balloting by Lim men. Some of these local bodies of Railroad workers declare the Miner resistance to the cats in Thor wages which brought about the strike in 1be Coal Industry is justifiable but the it do not consider that they have my thins to thank the miners for. Ani the Refore should not be stampeded into i sympathetic walk out. Why leaders hesitate. Talk apparent Lack of Solidarity May account for the silence which the labor Leader maintained after la con lure Rise which they had i morning wit i the prime minister. Ult a two hours conference the Only statement for the pres was the. N deputation might return do Wal ing Street later in the Day. This second visit did occur during the afternoon the labor men meeting the or Mien and other members of inc government. 1 is understood the Labot Del Gates submitted proposals growing o l a the meeting which the executive Board of Tim a triple Alliance a a id during the morning. Or. Lloyd George remained term it stated afterwards on his in it Nee upon the pre Eminence of the quest Ion a of resuming pumping in the mines. La was said after the afternoon conf a the ii another interview Between Tim prime minister and the railway and t delegates might be arrange All reservists called out to keep industries going. London lim., Prit preparations for meeting tile emergency listed no the threatened walk out of hundreds of thousands of transport and rail employees in sympathy with the mine workers next tuesday night were seeded up tills in ring. Although there was Tittle evidence of activities noticeable All reservists were under instruction Ltd report at their a Plaes of joining Quot without waiting for individual notice i no i to authorities. The governments proclamation calling up army and naval reserves tor service during the strike invited a ploy citizens including tho serving us territorial forces capable of bearing Amis and Between the aces of i id to. To report at the nearest ter Quot a Jai Drill Hail for tile purpose Chi lug commissioned or attested for temporary military service with t in in bar army in new units Ealey to Domestic units.�?�. Til reservists were asked to bring Mif orms if possible one Days food blankets mess kits and other service continued on Page 3 the new peace Dove Senate tries Road factions Williams is it to sidetrack j clash on chair i convicted of the president As meet opens negro murder Sullivan says senators Are Mooney and Snow advocates trying to dictate foreign in tilt Over question policy of officiating Georgia Plantation owner found guilty of slaying Blacks on place Harding is silent Fox named chairman negro chief witness report of Early peace Resolution emanated from Senate and not from president by Mark Sullivan i National political correspondent of the j new York likening Post my the Ite r us Titan must a d. L., april 0. Tile under numb confuse ii i a to just Vav 11 a t his happened in by Ash ii Glon this week in the held of our foreign relations. So tar As publicly re j corded incidents Are concerned. The following was the order of events exactly a week ago today m. Vivian appointed officers replaced by elected men following agreement a it is taxpayers meeting. With Strong representation of Farmer and townspeople present it Back la aides Mooney Arm it. Snow. The two opposing candidate for til. Office of Davison county Highway superintendent. The meeting culled at til City Hall in Mitchell this afternoon for the discussion of la question by the taxpayer opened with a clash Between the Ivy. Factions on the appointment of a chairman John k. Of a went to be president hard Iii Tiu mail Pouch found rifled at Mobridge rabbits is rabbits were four now 16 sack from the olympian found under platform loss is not known. Is Aberdeen s. In. April 9.-- Hose on the heels of the half million Dollar Dearborn Street station Chicago registered mail robbery and the Cincinnati mail hold up a rifled mail a Urb. Taken from no. La. A the olympian a found under the platform of the Mobridge wholesale grocery company at Mobridge a the Pouch a a said chief clerk John n. Price a was what we Call a combination Pouch. It contained Register amt firs Clas mail. Thi mail i assembled on the train by the a re. In tile ear. Some of it would be from local Pointe some of it. From the eat and other Point. It was to be put off at Mobridge. A the Pouch was put off the train at Mobridge and that was the last seen of it until it was found out and rifled under the platform of tto Mobridge grocery company. There is no Way to Tell what the to was said or. Price until tile investigation gets some i racy of til rubber. Pc very postal inspector in the Dis Trio is out on the Case. The Milbridge Bank were not sex peeling any Money on that train. Wit mailand president of the citizens state Bank of Mobridge sail Over the Telephone Thi morning a a to a it ii y associated i or i a turd Wirt-1 Reno. Nev. April pigs is pig a j and a rabbits i Rabbit a a with Little to choose Between the two As evil. Acron my i manager it. Or Kie Heiberg. Or a it the Reno office of the american i railway Cypres company i a crate containing four rabbits a i received at the office last saturday it a not been called or and now there. Are sixteen Rabbit. Michelberger fear that the Effiee will be overwhelmed with an univ of i Kaser favorite and wildly i trying to locate the owner. Court 0. Kos. Tennessee a act on suffrage indians file Patent claims on Oklahoma state supreme court approves certificate that gave ballot to women ill auntie i ii a it in Row leased wire i Nashville. Trim. April ill the Tennessee supreme court Mist tined Belay legibility of the Prore by which governor Robert certified by Hie Federal state department ratification by i legislature of the women suffrage amendment to it the Constitution. Ten i a in of affirmed i action of chief Lus lick ii. ? a a in issuing writs under which the government cold. Farmers to hear farm Bureau retort on Chicago meeting arbitration cuts pay it specie a to the Republican Huron. S. In a re ill member of the South Dakota farm Bureau federation will hold a meeting in this City monday it was announced today j. T. Belk of Henry who a appointed one of the District directors of the National Grain marketing corporation at Chicago this week my j. Landerson of St. Haul. A member of the committee of it which drafted the Grain marketing plan. Will in the Pak ors at the meeting. Of builders a tenth i ill Nooi late i re i filled wire Portland Oregon. April ? an arbitration Board appointed to consider the question of w a a tor the building trades in Portland tonight recommended that beginning May i. There a put into effect a reduction of to per cent in wages. Krupi scr have accepted the Board ? finding my the men probably will do of. But must ballot upon it lir to Union Leader said. This Coupon is Worth 40 cents bring or mail this Coupon to the Republican office together with your chock for $5.00�?we win give you two weeks subscription free a saving of 40 cents. Your subscription will then be paid up for 30 weeks. Make your dollars county coupons accepted to and including saturday april 9th Only. Pay up your subscription now avoid tha inconvenience of frequent subscription payments done to Elk missing your paper bring or Send in your subscription while you can make this saving. Paper discovered by Accident covers two principal cities and greatest Oil Field by % .01.1 led i re a a re xxx ire i Washington in f., april 9.�?-claim to i i.000.000 acres of land in Texas and Oklahoma including the cities of Tulsa and Oklahoma City and practically tin entire Burkburnett Oil Field a filed in the United state supreme court today in behalf of tile Cherokee Indian nation supported by a government Patent issued by president Yan Huron and certified As authentic by Hie Interior department. The claim a in the form of a petition fur permission to intervene in the bed River Oil lands Case an original suit Between Texas and Oklahoma in a dung Possession of the valuable Oil Fields along the common Boundary. The motion was Abd by John Al. Taylor a grand Nephew of general Zachary Taylor As attorney for the Cherokee nation. It said the Patent was discovered accidentally among the paper of 3 deceased chief of the tribe. Surplus of farm labor despite lower wages ill a Ltd Clit d a Rew xxx ire Washington. D c., a Jurii 9.�?the farm labor situation Iii the 1�?Tnited state h a decidedly easier it has been for three years it was announced today at the department of agriculture the <111111 reported the labor Supply in. Excess of the demand. A with tand inn reduction in wages. The Western state also reported wages considerably reduced Over last year and the Supply ample Idaho said wages were a going to a reasonable and tiler i no shortage. Reduction of from 23 to 30 per cent in farm wages a compared with last year and an ample Supply were reported by Vera Eastern states. A 1�? mail robbers work in Nebraska town All associated pre i in ted wire Omaha. Neb., april 9.�?three sacks i of mail and h a Kage of express Matte were stolen thursday night from a Railroad depot at Calhoun neb., sheriff Beherns of Blair reported to the of Ixa a police today. The rifled pouches were found on a country Highway. The sheriff said there was no registered mail. A window was Jimmie to obtain Entrance to the depot. No estimate of the loss was made. I conference was Brief and More or is purely format. From it. I general impression a nothing developed. On the same Day m. Vivian had his meeting with Secretary Hughes. Thi meeting was longer. W Hether it was More or is conclusive than the talk with president Harding no one knows. 1 on Friday Ai. Vivian met senator i Lodge chairman of the Senate foreign relations committee and now one of 1 the two or three chiefs of the Irry a Joni tables. On saturday Knox came j from his Home in Pennsylvania to have a three hour conference with president Harding. On monday Washington became aware that of. Itmann who is a member of the Vivian Mission and has participated in his conferences had cabled ibis people in Pari that the league of nations and the treaty of Versailles have been totally scrapped by America and that the Knox Resolution for a separate peace with Germany would shortly be passed. News outran the facts on tuesday most of the newspapers of the country printed dispatch to which High importance a naturally ascribed to the effect that the administration s foreign policies had been determined and that those policies included Hie Complete barring of the league arid the treaty and a separate peace with Germany through the Knox Resolution. On that Day the news i reached what May be Callet it ? highest Peak in the direction 0t forecasting the More or less immediate passage of the Knox Resolution. Tile bulk of this news came directly or indirectly from irreconcilable leaders in the Senate. Immediately after the publication of this news a it All became aware that it went rather farther than an accurate statement of the administrations attitude about its foreign program we Learned that the administration a distinct from the irreconcilable leaders in the Senate a by no Means formulated its foreign program As a whole that for the present it a no policy More forma or definite than merely to handle each matter a it a men up with prudence and caution that the administration is paving primary attention to Domestic affairs and that the coming message to Congress will Deal More with Domestic than with foreign affair. Senath trying for Load the explanation of All this seem to be that the irreconcilable leaders in the Senate Are More eager and have one further than the administration has the truth is that just beneath the surface of events there is undeniably a certain amount of Strain on the part of the Senate leaders to achieve a larger part in the initiation of the foreign policies and to have a larger dominance in the management of them than a heretofore been the Case. The traditional an i constitutional role of the Senate in our foreign affairs is to provide advice and consent to matters in which the executive has the exclusive Power of initiative. The Senate cannot make a. Treaty nor begin negotiations for a treaty nor have any it Importunity to act by on or expires.? itself about a treaty until after the executive has completed the negotiation.? of the treaty and formally turns it Over to the Senate for advice a ii i consent. But in the lung fight which the Senate a just had with the executive department under Wilson the Senate has acquired through its Vic former pro i Mitchell a Sleefe a a silent of chamber of Commerce for i position. The meeting today a Cal a i when the stat Highway commission i Fud to ratify the appointment of Mooney for i to office of county Highway superintendent on the ground that he is inexperienced in the work. J. C. Lehman chairman of the Board of county commissioners and Leader of the faction which appointed Mooney called tin meeting. Harly in the week tie intimated that he would demand that the stat Highway Coni Mission give a better reason for thir action. Colonel m. Shade of ten state commission orc Ipi a a seat near the front of the auditorium evidently prepared to speak for tin Board a represents. Cries of a let ? go a an i a speech from Lehman brought the men in charge tit Call the meeting to order and the tir get last arose Over the a a a ointment id a chairman. John k. Fox. Former president of the Mitchell chamber of Commerce was selected to preside Only after Kiz 1 Hal Phil. A firmer living near bet i who called til meeting to order tried to explain to the audience that the Farmers Triton had called the meet ing and that to himself had been asked to preside. F aah. Mitchell who had nominated or. Fox for chairman shouted loud enough to be heard Over the confusion arising. A this is a taxpayers meeting. That was the Call that was put out and Vav ire going to have you live up to your Call. Aai will elect a chairman a Harry Rowley was selected a seer tar y. Although Albert Stevens took a place on the platform at the opening of Hie meeting presumably a a till the office of Secretary. Soo City Barbers end Bandit career within an hour Illy associated pre lenses xxx ire i Sioux City la., april 9.�?the Bandit careers of two Barbers. It a Travis Anil Fred Burke suddenly terminated late last night when they were caught in the act of pulling their first within an hour after they had determine to it make their fortunes As hold up men. Today they Are in thing the courts action breaking and entering nights business netted each. A City jail await on charge of their first them a a cents woman decorates judge with eggs Illy vn-40-I�Lr�l pre Vair i san Diego cal., april 8.�?county Justice j. Edward Keating a bombarded with egg in i court Here today by mrs. Bertha Bulak of ast san Diego who a arraigned before Birn on a charge of having violated her parole on a conviction of disturbing the peace. Judge Kating ask a if so had anything to say a yes i have Ash replied. A you think you re a judge done to you Wadi. You re not. Your a dog before tile court attendant could reach her so threw three eggs at the sri threw or tory a degree of self Confidence and taking effect. Probably also a degree of Pir bloc sup-1 file judge ordered that a serve port which cause it today to take an 150-Dax Jai Send knee originally imposed on her. Continued on Page 5 Dollar Day coming soon Mitchell merchants Are preparing a veritable of bargains in fresh new Spring merchandise for Dollar Day. Jury concludes Farmer did away with employees to destroy peonage evidence. Illy associated pre lenses xxx ire going ton . April in John. Williams Plantation owner was found guilty by h jury Ion today of murder in connection with the Jasper count peonage ease i ii verdict carries with if primarily a lit sentence. Rile it Fen a tiled a motion for 1 new trial. A a ii a in a convicted specs to a ally of the murder of Lindsey Peterson. Negro farm Hunt Whoso body. Hound and a weighted with .1 sack of rocks was found with that 1 another negro employed a w Illiams farm on yellow River Iii this Newton county jul Over i line from Jasper county. Bodies of other negroes said to have been killed to conceal peonage conditions have in found limit d on the farm or elsewhere. The Star witness for state was glad Manning negro farm Boss who Testi tied to having thrown Peter ii into the River 4 q Williams order. S. D. Express rates to up 20 per cent t Pierre s. 1l. April 9. Increases in j express rate in South Dakota Retro it Active to april 1921 Aud approx j mating i to 20 percent a present j charges Vav re approved us. State Board of Railroad commissioner Caruso tries voice 1 and finds it has All former Beauty i Illy associated pro a i cased xxx ire j v Vav Yyi k City. April g. A Enrico i Cam so whose Huv or despaired of j for several Vav is recently full a a in Ian attack of pleurisy tried i von. J today for the fir time sine to Vii stricken. Tho who were privilege to hear him Dee Lara a his singing my j possesses ill it out time Beauty amt Richness. The audience consist of two friends who a permitted i visit him occasionally at Iii apartment in the Vanderbilt hotel. Caruso has mad a steady gains in Hie last of Vav week a in to became Iii a weighed 223 pounds but after i relapse his a i gift dropped to d�?T3 pounds la to gained St a a ii a adding six Pound in the last week. Guu a est a is to sail for Italy the second week in May but i physicians sin it will be j no before to is a lib to under a a. The voyage. 20 per cent Cut is proposed for railway clerical i la associated in Ress xxx ire Pittsburgh. A. April 9. Reduction in wages averaging from 13 to 2d per cent a proposed to representative of tit clerical and station Force of to Pennsylvan. 1 railway by the Roar managers who a in conference to Day. Paris shows growth despite wars losses Illy associated in Ress lenses wire Pari France Aon 9 a Goir Felt i figure of the census taken in this by recently showing the j ovulation of four fifths of the French capital Hov there a been a healthy growth since 1911, in spit of Ute loss of life during the War. Re Ward for a his a the retire have been i it i Quot til iller.-? a in population by 22 00b and m is a tip Nat a hint he. Complete census of to City will show the population ii grown at a a 0.000 weather forecast a Ishi Faglon d. A. April 9�?aa�?Teath-ir predictions for the week beginning i Mon May it re j to pref i i Sippi and lower Missouri Valley fair except for local rain wednesday or thursday i Voith fro him Gina Linz of Vav a a a a it a a Der

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