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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 12, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol xxx hous Mitchell South Dakota saturday april 12,1924. Number 167 Jap exclusion in. S. Wages fight against Stock disease every Effort being made to Check spread thousands of head of California cattle Are shot by government orders brought from Orient to to tar Federal try As i r up it to wry i Osses interred a by rum hrs of wast a he gun o. C., Apt. 12.�? an a fictional appropriation of to i on Tho Cani a Jujj a in c Alifornia against the foot Anil Mouth disuse was retested today of conf Ness by the midget Bureau. Tho is .000,000 appropriated Jat month has proved insect Learnt in View of the spread of the of Idem in the Bureau said. In Romp aet Ion by Congress was of that the fight to mip press the disease a which 11 Ira ten the livestock Industry of the country a Quot us not a trim it cd. Woman held on forgery charge also bigamist wife of Carpenter and Mother of 18 children is also Bride of banker paid big blackmail Sele Cra ims taxi Drivers. To whom she paid $50,000. Wiear okd her secret1 Francisco. Cal., apr. 1?. By re Qon i mph Quick decisive act the r s Dement of Agri Eul tit i it in i it i for a taken in baud a recurrence p . I Wai i a of the foot and Mouth disease which. Aisa i Vul i a to i is a la hid rot Boon threatening Tho live j Stork of this country since its de Vasa Atinsk appearance in 1014. Photo above shows How t infected Hert a re driven in to Tarot trenches and Birned b riflemen. Inset above. Or. John la. Fewer in charge of the fight at Reft map showing Sprei of disease i x California. The year Tho dread visitor was practically expected. And. Being expected it had scarce a shown its symptoms Here when government authorities were tipi n it. As result the disease that Baa caused m10 of thousands of head of cat it it a1 other livestock in previous Tofipo. Is now practically under comp it the control infected animals arc quarantined and rigid guard is kept train18 exportation of any Stock front f e confined areas. California 11 cd this Cli Berlin action on Dawes plan Poi Noa re anxious to have it am Ber adjourn Maring direct move heir to stymies Fortune is Only 28 is War vet Berlin Germany apr. 12.�?up a or. Edmund Hugo Stinnes who by death of his father has suddenly become the moan re of one of the worlds most Gigantic Industrial and commercial Eires is described by i his associates a so a youth of a gag Faris i Lance apr. J 2. Up Heinga personality and winning Urban French government will bide its time i awaiting Germany a nation let before although Only 28 years old he or the a on in in j ,. V Ltd commenting on the unanimous recon Ved a rigorous technical and Cornin it a soae has such eneu in. A Are .1 it ti0 us ii reports of munition of Tho reparation commis j Terrial apprenticeship under hit. Mio Ronio Froid nearby Jolon that Tho Jawes report be adopted a 8 uns Parlac Tutelage and Temh vae find Clos Section of livestock p stated in Well informed quarters worhol War. Sequence was graduated from the 4i Charlottenburg technical school with a -ewr.�?T, e. A j moreover it is said Premier Rol car the degree of doctor of engineering a in three weeks aft a the outbreak j f was first reported in the Region of a a Akland. Cal. Goer rement veterinary deputies off his hands before he starts i _ a tsp tors had nil known infected negotiations with the allies to hts gig j i j a 9 the experts work to full fruition. I Loolu 6 a la list once the chamber and Senate have i adjourned it is expected he will lose no time in sounding out London. it arts of California with the Brussels and Rome with a View to that further quarantine had speeding up the settlement. Which herds under ground. Well guarded Despe this optimistic report ave it shipments of other lives a of were made to los Angeles and e he placed or. New areas Accord would be a Trump card in his electoral Large gifts to party campaigns be in or John r. Mohler chief of Campaign. Government orioles add Bureau of entomology in Wash Mit however that any far reaching a Ort who is leading the fight j hooves Are impossible until it is known against spread of this disease the wha Germany a reply will he on or nation in Well under control. Before next thursday the Date upon the foot and Mouth disease a sex which hot a representatives have been planned or. Mohler. A seems to recur invited to appear Here Ivory six or men rears. Its last cd j a a to Quot , Young Candler is. A animals mostly in mid West to it r i .1 Eastern slates at a Cost to a n government Anil Farmers of a bout $9 000.000. This year we have i aready eaten into tile greater part i Quot our appropriation ii and i e $270.00 1 left Over to fight the j i ordered to to Byfield full note Atlanta. Ga., apr. 12.�?walter t. Candler Atlanta club Man and son figures As to the number of Ani i of the millionaire soft drink Manun s fed a it Stop the spread of the a facture must the not for $20.-d.�ea�e h s year have not yet been a 500 with $2,300 interest he gave p old but the first three weeks of Clyde in. Byfield after the latter a a Radl cation brought the Slaughter up i Custod him of attacking mrs. Byfield Mere than 12,000 animals con a in her Cabin on a Steamer taking a is ring i Cost in of cattle and Swine. J them abroad in 1022. A jury in Superior court ruled Here last night. Candler instituted the proceedings on the grounds that he made the financial settlement with Byfield under duress to protect himself from by Field s threatened physical violence and Public exposure. Ii february of this year it is or. Put Hgt. Opinion indications of the this disease near Oakland a i a transport returning a rom the Orient. To a ire weeks it had jumped re country where Large storks a a Yfe had to he killed quads have slaughtered is. Where Only one Anima pc been infected to be sure Asp could not have spread. Is have. Been dug. Where a Quot r have been driven to one a Dat pm foil h ii r s Rifle my m. 4 he Tjon amp Sunmei and covered with Lime Farmers have been Reim thu in losses and the gov n cooperation with Ca 11 a Curnia Nav food the loss. A aiming to Farmers Vitti the d Sease fairly w Ell or itry issues the Fol a warning to Farmers not Only is it throughout the coun try / a Ivr Stock where infection is ,. I mull. Closely confined. A dig a must not be allowed to run a Large. A so milk hav to he feed or manure is removed from the farm. Junior and his family should in rom visiting other farm. Livest Lse a Parnit an it a visitors stray premise dog t0 come upon your the Pellep in every Way possible animal Aud irial of infected <4thp i hour p r y cd canine and disinfect r�rtan.�?T10ur Are highly in dancer asks Cool million in suit against Whitney san Francisco calif., apr. 12.�? Evan Burroughs Fontaine new York dancer filed suit in Superior court Here yesterday against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney for $1,000,000 dam Ages for alleged Brej cd of Promise to marry. The complaint alerts that from april i. 1919. To october 28. 1920, Whitney made almost daily promises of marriage to miss Fontaine. On january to. 1920, in new. Haven conn., he set the Date of the wedding for october 31, of that year but when that Date arrived he refused to wed. Washington. To c., april 12.�?Large Campaign contributions Are opposed As a matter of principle by president Coolidge. Contributions of Large sums to both political parties recently were critic de by senator Borah Republican Idaho. In an address at a Public gathering in Washington and since then Haver become a matter of increased discussion in political circles in the Capitol. Of a resident Coolidge entering into the discussions today said Large Contri hut ions were undesirable because they led generally to wrong impressions and often Teh contributors were of wrong motives. i Imi a Wasta Man asks govenor to oust Pennington sheriff rapid City s. D., april 12.�?orton r. Reed Avasta s. D., yesterday filed with governor William h. Mcmaster a complaint for the removal of Frank Rockhart Pennington county sheriff. Reed charge that the sheriff is incompetent. Has neglected his duty and a discharged prisoners from jail before they had completed their sentences. Monday april 21, was set As the Date for the hearing. A. A o a a. Sinclair moves to have contempt charges dismissed Washington d. a apr. 12.�?Tho authority of the Senate to ask him the questions which resulted in contempt proceedings against him was attacked by Harry f. Sinclair today in a demurrer filed Here in answer to his contempt indictment. Hearing on the demurrer and an accompanying motion to quash the indictment probably will take place april 25. Bonus Bill to be reported to Senate monday measure with minor changes. Gets Favora Bre action in finance committee Philadelphia pa., apr. 12�?up a the wife of a Carpenter in the daytime and the Bride of a wealthy banker at night mrs. Anna Beswick 50, today awaited a hearing on charges of forgery which in an alleged confession Given out by the police she said Aho was forced to commit to obtain Money for blackmailers who had threatened to expose her dual life. Apparently neither Samuel e. Beswick by whom she said she had 18 children nor William Martin vice president of a suburban Bank whom she declared she had married last Ariay in for Reinki february and from whom she a d a it Ort on the Bill presented formally to Mobridge Bridge May be opened by october 15 next Pierre s. Apr. 12.-�?the first travel Over the Missouri River Bridge at Mobridge by oct. 15, this year is probable barring serious Accident j. E. Kirkham. State Bridge Engineer declared following inspection of the brisk Progress of pier construction in this project. This would mean erection of the Bridge in Little More than nine months from the Start and two months under contract time. The six and one half mile of new approaches to the Structure should be finished by sept. I according to the contract. New tax Bill makes deficit of 50 million Washington p. C., apr. 12.�?th� Revenue Bill As framed by the Senate finance committee has Cut taxes $50-989.444 below the Treasury surplus a estimated today in the committees re mailable for reduction. Chairman 8moot Federal report shows farm help Supply is short1 v. Airston d c a or 19 a1 shorts or. A apr 12.�?al Quot Znotin Arm labor in april i was of the department Ripply Al to which estimated the j a a top or cd to of the demand. Of it us Ards up it in a a a 8 or Ftp look for this Emblem whenever you see the above Emblem in an advertisement you have the Assurance that it can absolutely be relied upon. The Emblem is for your Protection look for it. Washington d. apr. 12.-�?wi�? the a a idler Bonus Hill passed by the House was agreed to with minor changes today by the penal finance committee and ordered reported to the Senate. It provides for a Ash Pawnee to to veterans not entitled to More than $50 in adjusted service compensation and for 20 year endowment life i Joir Ance policies to others. Serator Simmons North Carolina ranking Democrat on the committee announced propose an amendment on the floor of the Senate to make full Cash payments an option of the Bill. Chairman Smoot said he would report the measure to the Senate monday. No formal vote was taken today. Or. Smoot announcing the report was ordered by general consent. No opinion was expressed by the committee As to whether the tax or Bonus Bills should be taken up first. Chairman Smoot said however he expected a move would be made to put the Bonus Bill ahead while senator Simmons declared he would leave such a decision to non partisan action of the Senate. Amherst Ite sweeps town. Loss is heavy Aberdeen s. D., apr. 12.�?fire sweeping the town of Amherst in Marshall county 45 Miles Northeast of Aberdeen was reported this afternoon to have destroyed much of the business District and half the residence portion with the fire a till beyond control. The toll station of the Dakota. Central Telephone company has been burned and communication except by farm lines is impossible. The business houses. Burned Are Flint Rock mercantile company Amherst Cash store and Farmers state Bank. The fire is said to have started in the Amherst Cash store by an explosion of gasoline. It to a Huron Man Given prison sentence on liquor charge Sioux Falls s. D., apr. 12.�?herman Knecht of Huron was sentenced to i 1-2 years in Leavenworth Penitentiary by Federal judge James d. Elliott today following Knechtl a plea of guilty to having liquor in his Possession. It was his third time in Federal court on by liquor charge and judge Elliott said in sentencing him that he had Little Confidence in a Man brought before him a third time on a liquor charge. A a. Johnson plans to invade new Jersey in Hunt for votes Jersey City n. Y., april. 12.�? senator Hiram w. Johnson of California candidate for the Republican nomination will come to new Jersey next week to make a primary Campaign tour according to an announcement by William a Verden. New Jersey Johnson manager. She had taken at least $50,000 to for the blackmailers silence knew of her double life. Martin married her he said in the belief that she had been divorced. Mrs. Beswick was arrested yesterday outside the court room of judge j. Willis Martin whose name she is alleged to have forged to letters through which she is charged with having obtained $5,000 from William Shuman and Ralph Hawthorn who j had the warrant issued for her arrest i mrs. Berwick named Herbert rus Sie John Mccoy and Erwin Hamil a ton As her blackmailers. They were i arrested on charge of extortion Eon piracy and blackmail. Mrs. Beswick j said they had Learned of her double life through driving her in a taxicab from the modest Home of her1 children and their father in West Philadelphia to the More pretentious residence of Martin in Fox Chase. A Northern suburb. Mrs. Be Swink told the police she had a d these men at least $50,000. The police Learned from the woman first husband that she had served six months in prison in Vijh 7 for Check forgeries. Or. Martin appeared stunned when he was summoned to the District of Torney a office. He told the authorities that mrs. Beswick had get a a lot of Money from him but that he could not the exact amount. A a of the Senate. This a co Parent deficit a for the next fiscal year will be wiped out or. Smoot predicted by an improvement i representative Burton alone makes protest against move ohioan. Says Section of Bill May endanger relations with japanese it is adopted anyway in turf attention apparently is paid to protest of Nippon minister Washington d. A. Apr. 12 approval wive Given by the House today to the Section of the immigration Bill which would practically bar japanese i from lha United states. There was Only five minutes discus Ision when the provision wad reached. I specifically the Section stipulates that with limited exceptions no alien ineligible to citizenship shall be admitted to the United states. With the quota Section out of the Way the House pressed Forward with consideration of the provision for extol committee in charge of the bin. Chairman Johnson of the i Migra Lusion of japanese immigrants. Said the measure would be put to a vote before week end adjournment the Only speech on the japanese Section which has evoked a vigorous protest from Japan was made by Burton Republican in the conditions expected to result from placing a these taxes upon an economically sound basis a Ohio a member of the foreign affairs committee. He said he favored the principles of delusion embodied in the the Mills to be taken up for con i bin a believed the object the Meas Sld ration next wednesday. A minority report carrying the views of the democratic members of the committee will be presented monday. Ure sought to attain was in process of Beig worked out through diploma tie arrangement with Tokio. Ile expressed doubt whether the prov Olson the committee Bill provider for a Quot Bould be adopted in View of the fact comparison with the present Law of net reduction i Nar Onual Raven ii in $434,720,000 As against an estimated Cut of $446,000,000 under the measure As it passed the House. My Nar Haugen Bill reported out in Senate that it might endanger Friendly Erla sons Between the two countries. Or. Tyr fran said he realized the japanese were people with a different form of government ideals traditions and standards of living but added he a must protest against this provision for the reason that what is sought to be attained can be accomplished in a less stringent and More effective Way by leaving Tho Law As it pow after or. Burton a five minute speech. Chairman Johnson s motion that further debate be closed and the Section approved was adopted by % Viva Voce vote. Washington d. C., apr. 12.�?two j farm measures the Mcnary Hauge Nhill for establishment of a farm sex i port corporation and the Norris my 1 for Purchase and Sale of farm products. Were ordered favourably report id today by the Senate agricultural i committee. Several amendment were attached to Tho Mcnary Haugen Hill before it was Given committee approval. Shanks denies his office is fighting Searles selection rest gov. Mccray ends in disagreement Huron. S. D., apr. 12.�?dispatches from Mitchell last night announcing that judge j. H. Sear of Huron had been recommended for the position of Federal prohibition director of the state by senator Sterling carried the statement that Quot it is reported Here that the state sheriffs office in opposing pearls state sheriff John Shanks emphatically denied this latter statement Over the Long distance Telephone today Quot mating that there was no foundation for such a report that he had taken no Active part in this connection and was not opposed to or. Searls receiving the appointment. Weather forecast Minnesota partly Cloudy tonight and sunday probably rain or Snow in Northeast portion warmer tonight. Iowa mostly Cloudy tonight and sunday probably showers in East portion warmer tonight and in extreme East portion sunday. North Dakota partly Cloudy to night and sunday Wanner in East and colder in extreme West portions tonight colder sunday. South Dakota generally fair to night and sunday warmer in East and colder in extreme West portions tonight colder sunday. Montana fair tonight and Sun House approves i percent Cut in immigrants Deneen defeats Mccormick for Illinois Toga Chicago 111., apr. 12.�?former gov. Charles s. Deneen won the Republican senatorial nomination from Medill Mccormick incumbent by 4,-016 votes according to unofficial returns from All except 19 precinct in the a Tate. Fred Fulton heavyweight Boxer of Minneapolis administered by a woman was claimed yesterday by mrs. Maud Thompson who with her husband. Earl Thompson filed two suits seeking $21,000 damages from Fulton. Mrs. Thompsons complaint charges that Fulton struck her during an argument. She returned the blow Day colder tonight and in extreme i knocking Fulton unconscious Accord East portion sunday. A Fng to her suit. Weeks forecast i of Washington d. C., apr. 12.�?weather Outlook for the week beginning monday Region of great lakes much cloudiness and occasional showers temperature Normal most of the week. Upper Mississippi Valley generally fair at beginning of the week and considerable cloudiness with probability of occasional showers thereafter. Temperature near Normal most of the week. Local temperature maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum 44. Minimum 33. At 8 a. In. Today 42. Theran roads three bulletins Are flied at 8 30 a. In. Dally by the associated press 6t. Cloud Cloud 30 roads Good. Aberdeen Clear 34 roads fair. Fargo Cloudy snowing 20 roads fair. Grand. Forks Cloudy 20 roads fair Light Snow. Sioux Falls Clear ,30 roads Good. Pierre Clear 22 roads Good. Huron Clear 30 roads fair. Minot Cloudy 21 roads wet snowing. Mitchell Clear 42 roads a if. Duluth Clear 30 roads fair. Watertown Cloudy 36 roads Good. Winona Cloudy 38 roads fair Washington d. A. Apr. 3 2.�?the House today approved provisions of the Johnson immigration Bill which would fix quotas at 2 per cent based on the 3890 census. Under the existing Law which expires june 30, next quota Are 3 per cent based on the 193 0 census. Amendments were offered to Chance the Johnson Bill but All were rejected by overwhelming votes. Daugherty probe halted for Day Wheeler is away Washington. C., apr. 3 2.�?the Senate Daugherty investigation was again confined to Washington today after the blocking by injunction proceedings of the attempt yesterday at Washington court House Ohio by chairman Brookhart and senator Wheeler Democrat Montana to examine the records of the Midland National Bank of which m. S. A ugh try unreported knockout cored of lha a former actor nov a a in Indianapolis ird., apr. 12.�?disagreement of the jury and its subsequent discharge 3�?Testerday marked the end of the trial Here of gov. Mccray charged with embezzlement of $155,000 from the state Board of agriculture. Thirty five ballots were taken by the jury which deliberated More than 2 7 hours. The vote on the last ballot was eight for conviction and four for acquittal. Woman knocked Fulton out she says in her suit Minneapolis. Mfnn., april 12.�?an eral is president. Chairman Brookhart returned to it Washington where yesterdays hearing was conducted by senator Moses. Republican new Hampshire. But senator to heeler the committee prosecutor. Went to Chicago to make an address. Contempt proposals growing put of the Challenge of the comm to it authority at Washington court House which followed the Bankers refusal to permit a general investigation of the Midland s Bank a account by an agent of the committee and subsequently to respond to a subpoena for his personal appearance Are a a petted to be acted upon without delay. 7 feeble minded boys escape Home and wreck train Springfield. Til. Apr. 12. In feeble minded boys of the Lincoln state school and Colony escaped from. _. Tho institution Early today and in the the missing precincts 13 in Cook d09jr0 of away piled ties on the county Chicago and Nix in adatn�ohlrsiff0 and anon Railroad county will probably not be heard from until the official canvass beginning next week is completed. Deneen received 355,399 votes and Mccormick 351,383 in 5,725 of the states 5,744 precincts according to checking and re checking made by the associated press before its election machinery was dismantled Couzens is to be operated on next week doctors say Washington. C., apr. 12.�?physicians attending senator James censer of Michigan decided today to per Mankato Cloudy 40 Road Good form an operation Early next i track stood quietly by until a freight Trai crashed into the pile and then climbed aboard. Forestry Bill offered Washington d. C., apr. 12.�?a favourable report on the Mcnary. Clark forestry Bill designed to conserve the country a Fores resource was voted today by the Senate agriculture committee. White has fire loss White s. t apr. 12.�?fir� Whf of destroyed five Busine House it is main Street Here late yesterday caused damage estimated at $25,000. Water was available to fight the fir which was checked when the building wag torn from the path the flame. 1� fir a Fly tit nth a a

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