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Evening Republican, The (Newspaper) - April 12, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota R car edition volume Xxxvii South april 1921 number 140 message says wont Aid peace pact peace by Resolution of con Gress gains approval of the president has no other plan executive tells con Gress he has not worked out association of nations league president food Price probe speaking of our wasteful land Tenanty system too years from vie worn have Amy left unless you deforestation rum april president Harding in Hii message to be read today to de clares for peace by congressional Resolution and turns his Back irrevocably on the a according to members of the Senate foreign relations committee with whom he discussed is message at the White House this 7lie time has the ors quote tie message As for the world to understand that the United states does not pro pose to become a party to any Anil itary Alliance As the league of nations the it was did not present his plan for a new association of nations to preserve it said that inc had the matter under consideration and hoped to be Able to work a will Aid not peace Republican leaders said Ator Knox of Pennsylvania would offer in a Day or two his peace amended to include a declaration of policy that the United if the worlds peace should be again would act As it had in the world 1 he president avas said to make it Clear that he spoke in opposition to the proposed the message was quoted assaying the executive wanted it definitely understood that the United states not enter this league up any regardless of any modification or the president summoned the republicans of the foreign relay Lions committee to the White t House for a final discussion of the women voters for control of packers National league committee conference favors enact ment of Kenvon Bill shipment of four rabbits now 3d he Hoover says germans do not need cows portions of his address dealing with foreign one sen1 Ator declared that it was pre eminently satisfactory to All sen Wurr april j Ond annual convention of the of Woun formally actors who attended the Confer april the plague of Wilts f fared by general agent Eichelberger r the Reno office of the american railway express i writes senator Sterling that company has tic original j feed is needed and per four rabbits addressed haps condensed to h woman increased of and desperado efforts of april spec offic Force to locate use Ial senator Sterling received have fix plan to sei1 packers stockyards two under depart ment of will sell will boxing match is heard by wireless in yeah Uno that All Laws Peru wire april Dundee Ray boxing match held in Pittsburgh tonight was heard in a wireless Telephone brought the sounds of the conflict the clan of tile Gong and the shouts of the fans to a group of wireless enthusiasts assembled at a private radio Hiram Percy the wireless was one of those details of the Over tin As the bout Fly april new Plau under which Swift and company and Armour and company Are to divest themselves of their interests in Stock Yards and stockyard terminal railroads was agreed to today by the department of Justice and immediately approved by Justice Stafford of the i strict of Columbia supreme under the the companies must their Slock in the Yards and terminals to the Illinois Trust and Sav Ings Bank at Chicago within thirty for administration by two Henry Anderson of and George Sutherland of Salt Lake until sold which must be within a the trustees Are to receive salaries j a year each and will have cheers death Knell of league by wire april pres ident hardings declaration in his first message to Congress today that the United states would have no part the present league of nations was received with a great Republican members of the Senate Power to interfere in the management j Ami House with members of the Eab of any Stock Yard or Railroad if in the crowded in the House chamber opinion of both or the Sherman j to hear the president deliver his Mes act or the terms of decree Are being must report All Salm the plans require the defendants to sell their Stock with due reports of submitted to orbits re ports must contain the Price and the name of the proposed purchaser and must be accompanied by affidavits that lie proposed purchasers Are in no Way with the Sage in applauded Harding says retail food prices High warns business to shun profiteering and promises tax revision for immediate Tariff executive also says that was hates and costs must reduced and Justice to presidents Dis Cussion of and the league of nations will be found More la do Tail in first Page by Prcin were april ident hardings principal recommendations to Congress in his first annual address delivered today included the following foreign no separate peace with the Cen trial on the Assumption alone that these would be the Wiser course would seen to to engage under the existing treaty of that this can satisfactorily by Sacii explicit reservations and As will secure our absolute Freedom of inadvisable commitments and Safe guard All our essential the demonstration quickly grew into no helpful society of nations can the Republican members galleries joined in the Demon stration be fore the democratic mme with stolid faces and folded arms did not join in the senator Hitchcock of Nebraska who led the Long fight in the Senate in favor of Tia in the event that any of the Stock smiled emants unsold at the end of the the presidents address contained Kic Heyberger stalls that lie is in pro test from Dakota relative to the to determine whether the Addis re enl Sui went of cattle to Germany lure ibis morning with Awre ional Rauls he than i from ail parts of country in at Calls in senators i the convention will Ost can member of the j saturday committee con relations committee were Call Ference on child in Init conference this morning by Laws concerning women and food sup while he was Reading and reported some ree Lynal proof of his commendations last tote food Supply and demand con Ference recommended legislation pro j the consignee or the whether the Burnics Belim to the tic 10 read 1o Congress in St Call for the senators 1o Vish for acquisition of Stock Yards tie White House went out a expel by railroads and for Federal 11 was understood thai the pres 1o present to Maude National icon of Moat his statement in Liis message carding file Ign the senators a Jergon arriving at 1he a Louie actor 10 Luck and in Cun Tinee Bettran a hair hour j the proof of the address As car in the president was Given to it Vulje Printer at that of any 1 urrere Loiis to be made after the it was they would ii Tep honed to the gown intent print in decision to summon the Republican of Ibe foreign re Tjon com Uiltje to 1he a Tilic House ii president cancelled regular tuesday Mealing at the Laid scheduled for 13 to chances made the Houff inference lasted hour acid none of the senators Rar Scip Jling would discuss Lead 1ran it iha1 no Currit Loiis there made inthe 1rcsi after the Una proof Vivo Buk to was Learned that Jiff fourth of is la discussion of Fabii Iii ail Himple of Galioni Ojito Uenas Anrong the Pia Islora Wyllo wit i appeared sol isfried with what presided at Unis weather forecast South Dakota Cloudy and unsettled tonight and colder to local temperatures by the govern met to noon tuesday maximum minimum temperature do noon half billion spent on air service in War report shows Wurr new april 1 expenditures the United states for the Arius air service during the of ten placed by critics at More than one billion actually to a net outlay it is Slown in a Hickamn chief the information group in the air to the Avia Tion and aircraft the embraced in an article will re Magazine will publish this declares that after two years of donated by former German citizens residing in Hutchinson and Bon Hom knowing that Secretary Hoover is Well informed on conditions in senator Sterling submitted the to Hoover for his com ments and is Izreo opt of the follow ing reply defendants May obtain an Exten Sion of time upon a to he court of Diligence in their efforts o dispose of the Stock at a fair and reasonable the Legal of was in to tin department of jus ice Stafford bait after he had signed the and when the Tad approved tie plan it was Only in unbent upon me to see that the Law was not violated by any of the Paru i was glad to find that such Vas not the therefore a roved the include Sioui City the Stock in which Are to be sold by Tow two in clude Sioux City stockyard Paul Union stockyards Joseph stockyards Denver Union stockyard Kansas City stockyards at Iona stockyard Union stockyards company of Portland Union stockyards North port Sioux City terminal rail Way Louis Belt hallway Kansas connecting and East Louis Junction Railroad my dear senator i am in agreement to dispose of their Stock of your letter regarding the shipping Yarrut interests was made by the packers in to there seems to Bea Complete misunderstanding and Lack of Ade quate knowledge on the part of the people who Are making this charitable Endeavor As the shortage Dairy products in Germany is not due to tie shortage of cows themselves Bat to a shortage of Germany has transformed its Plant ing of feed grains into bread grains and vegetables since the War and has not been Able to import the usual amount of cattle feed either during or since the if anyone wishes to give Charity to Germany they can accomplish much More in other directions than by ship in the decree filed with District of Columbia supreme More than a year airmen beat pigeons in record time flight i settling Ping cattle for if they Send cattle they Tro Trabu and the air Serj should Send feed with them and keep vice has returned to United states j them supplied or product of the App Ropi nations Utada by continued 2 j this Coupon is Worth 2o cents or mail this Coupon to the Maestu Hcan office together with your Check for we will Twe Yotti one we offs a ascription no a Savinn of 20 tour subscription will then to paid up for it make your dollars count coupons accepted to and including april itch pay he your subscription avoid the of frequent Suboc Ripon Hsk mining your paper bring or while you can make this Tion will go Dawn just As with a record Mol c a by Juanei ated Porcu san april Jor air service officer of the United states ninth army corps and governor Ben Olcott of landed Here late today on their air plane flight from in a race against Sis Navy car Rier their actual flying time was five hours and 33 the distance is 778 and the time is said to existing cattle in As a mat be to ship condensed milk the Send ing of More cattle into Germany at j no Unis time does not increase pro e auction one u simply Means Hiat More cows have eat the same the 5 whole transaction is either As practical Charity or from a economic Point of the released ten minutes before major Arnold took off Roui to hand this out and no Price a loses in Minnesota pm two harbours april local welterweight wrestler tonight Defeated Frank Backle of Abr know that Yonh tomake for in two straight Fath Tak about words and minute were required for its concluding statement regarding peace and the league was delivered slowly with solemn the audience Rose and cheered As the president Fin British mine strike hangs in balance prospects called unfavourable though miners will agree to sliding reductions by Asaei Atco Prui april railway Man and transport num Bara with Tho min of Tom trip to will continue to rho order which hat Boon is quod for Thoy were instructed this even by their organization to pc Etc on with their pending fur ther the representatives of the striking1 miners wrote to the government this evening refusing to accept the propos als that have been Matte by Jlloyd the Primo minister for the settlement of their dispute with the april mine owners and striking Coal dig Gers representatives were received by Premier Lloyd George the mine owners first conferred Lloyd George at 11 representatives of the miners will report to the triple Alliance of lab or later in the Day As to whether the prospects of a settlement Are sufficiently favourable to justify the postponement of the strike of the National Union of Rai Haymen and the nation Al Keder Alion of transport members of which Are prepared walkout at 12 Oclock it declared Here today that there would be no strike of these two organizations unless negotiations under Way today broke prospects were generally represented As a Mem Ber of the miners executive commit tee said last night we have not come to grips As yet 6n counter pro it was stated in various today that the miners were prepared founded on Justice and committed peace uoti the covenants re Estabr Mishins peace Are signed by the nations which were at readjustment internal taxes Ami revision or repeal of those taxes which have become unproductive and Are so artificial and burdensome As to defeat their own instant Tariff Emer gency in character and understood by our people that it is for emergency efficient operation at a Cost with in that to Lite Tariff can railway rates and costs of operation must remaining obstacles which arc the heritage of capitalistic exploitation re moved and must join the management in understanding that Tho Public which pays is the Public to be served and simple Justice is the right and will continue to be the right of All the Good the strengthening Laws ing Federal merchant private monopolies tending pre vent the development of needed fact lilies should be govern men owned facilities wherever pos sible without unduly interfering with private Enterprise or government needs should be made available for general aviation regulation by the Federal govern ment and encouragement of aviation for development for military and civil off vice Alsatia the american people expect Gress unfailingly to voice Hegrat etude of the Republic in a generous and practical Way to its defenders in the world the immediate Extension and utilization of government Hospital facilities to bring Relief to the acute conditions most complained Public Coord Inalia of various government agencies now working on the subject and endorsement of the pending maternity Congress ought to wipe dirt the stain of Barbaric Lynching from tha banners of a free and orderly Reurer sen alive of a proposal for a commission with representatives of White and Blaek races to study on the the president said has real army and Navy Early consideration of the pending appropriations Bill was the government is in Accord with the wish to eliminate the burdens of heavy said the the United states will Ever be har Mony with such a movement toward the higher attainments of Bat we shall not entirely discard agencies for defense until there the need to Arff ready to cooperate Witts other nations Yon most a Luff the first in 29 minutes and the see to accept wage reduction by the

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