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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 15, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Of xxx Mitchell South Dakota tuesday april 15,1924. Number 169. Action arouses Japan 0,000 boarders at de a boosts eds biggest Del hostelry scraper with electric ele vat or and lights houses brooding chickens. ¢1tendants"all girls Jtj in i Yoou is i ski for incubators. Dts Krs for the egg i May Krs in Mutton Bronner Nfn Knif r staff correspondent a a England. April 15 a a hotel de chickens finest location in br4a j. Situated at. The highest Point in Huntingdonshire Over looking the charming Valley of the River dusk All rooms outside rooms Bright and sunny. Hot water heat. Banning water in each room. Terms Cash one fresh egg per a. E Priestley gentleman Farmer of Paxton Hill near this Little town has t inserted any such a a add in any sews Iper for the simple reason the it leghorn and Wyandotte hens Don t read the papers As yet. Bim. Such an a a add would Well de icribe1 what is the biggest poultry House in All great Britain and what is supposed to be bigger than anything we can show in the u. S. A. It is the skyscraper among Hen houses and can be seen for Miles away from St. Spots. Xxx Hen complied and in running order it will be the last word in scientific planning for intensive egg procuring. Priestley already has 22 acres of Hen houses and Chicken runs where Little Chicks Are allowed to run at Large while being fattened for the Market of London. Can Ixo Don bled rut a he hotel de Chicken will be overed Only to two things incubating eggs on the first floor and egg laying hens on the other floors. The building is five stories High. Too feet Long and Over 4 0 Broad with arrangements so that it can be Doub de or tripled in size and use made of the Carne lighting and heating Plant if necessary something like 10,000 hens v be accommodated in the place. One of the Mammoth incubators on he first floor can Hatch out 2400 eggs at once. In another part of this chickens a Hamon forecast a Green House lease of Teapot owner refuses Ourye Arago to take stand devised orders sent by Torio to ambassador a witness said he told him in Howard Millington alleged newspaper extras follow de-1920 Sinclair had won go Between for Daugherty Velo ments on legislation stake defies Senate probes to exclude japanese Harding not in Deal Gas Angeles oif Mav turfs Senate committee of his conversation with Hamon 0 apr a hotel de Chic Ken and some of the fair attendants Glass delivers keynote attack on Coolidge Washington. C., apr. a3 a the a it democratic assault upon president Coolidge a letter of last Friday relating to the conduct of investigations was renewed in the Senate today senator Glass of Virginia declaring the presidents letter to be a an amazing imputation upon that body. Denying any purpose to attack the president or the Secretary of the Treasury because of their attitude to the investigation of the internal Revenue Bureau the Virginia senator said he arose to a express in a tem has a abruptly faced the Senate with the official charge of having instituted a a government of lawlessness a a and has pointedly impeached its probity with a charge of a subterfuge and in so doing he added the president acted upon a the unauthenticated suspicions of an avowedly partisan senator actuated by the personal antipathies and apprehensions of a Cabinet Olan National i nurse school for Indian girls regularly places Flowers on grave of his amputated leg floor there Are rooms for the operate Way the immigration Jevery senator of spirit must mixing of Chicken feed which is then carried by an endless Belt up to the a her stories and automatically Jinp r i it to the containers. The Zinc floors of each Story Ore to he cleaned by Patent devices. Water of which the Birds drink 150 Sra Lon per Day runs continually it became known St. Paul. Apr. 15.�?plans Are under consideration to make Andrer Hospital the City and county Hospital in St. Paul a National training school of nurses for Indian Girts of the numerous tribes in the United states it was announced Here today. Or. A. J. Cheeley executive Secretary of the state Board of health in As the senator Mairig the announcement said in Cut r a he War is strikingly manifested Type of employees who Are to hand in a i vast army of chickens and h z apply of incubators. They Are ail c re who have either had practical training on Chicken farms or who have graduated from agricultural colleges. An elaborate svs Fem of record is Kep so that not Only is the live produce of each m Baror not gtd Down. By also we by week egg production of every in in Tho place 55 families near Belle four Che Are left destitute conference with a group of influential men of his party both in and out of Congress. His colleagues were nearly All in their seats and listened to the a Brough the building. Over 2000 i pm cd with Fin air of expectancy rounds f food Are required for them j which indicated that they regarded n.rp1.v the utterance As of unusual Inifi the new England that Las evolved Cance approves Den by message Quot i feel con lined by every consideration of a Elf respect to repel the unprecedented assault made by these Public officials upon the integrity of the United states Senate. A some weeks ago when the Senate adopted a Resolution expressing its conviction that the Public interest would Hest be served by the dismissal from the president s Cabinet of Secretary deny i hazarded the opinion that we were deliberately inviting and i confidently believed would receive from the president the very Rebuff which he was entitled to make and quickly did administer. Other executives had done the same thing in better behalf. I think hut not More tersely nor in better Tenor. They were widely applauded jus As president Coolidge was. And just As any president must know he will be for a vigorous assertion of constitutional jurisdiction. That was quite rights a thing finely done in an unhappy Case. Resents accusation a but a dignified unyielding assertion of constitutional prerogative is one thing and an unrestrained arraignment of a coordinate Branch of the government is another. The contrast is painful. But in no circumstances could it be More deplorable than when the president of the United states through the prescribed medium of communication leaves at to Ere less As a it org a an no to n fives of direct a to Ani Arr to Vrcic a v sri to or nit i. Cross a ire Modi it he on Che. S a. Apr. 15.�?fif- Miliasn this City Are Homo be ult of the recent floods e or it four Che River. It was As t night by re pres Enta a Cross who Are Here r Relief work. 15 persons Are affected or quarters Din other Homes serious destruction of Heo Al in South Dakota a my is reported. A May quarters of the red appropriated $2,Hoo for Lief work. De be of he British parliament Mno draw their salaries r Ion of a speaker has red. Weather forecast mint a re to tier to re t Iowa wed or in Peelier n pain or Snow tonight Day colder in West per and in South portion v ? Tong shifting winds. Ewers probable tonight and a warmer in East and cold one \ves4 portions tonight portion wednesday Stren shifting winds. To it to rain turning to re a Uch colder tonight wed was speaking that he had decided on i an girl would be brought Here for the major Points in his address after i training in cooperation with the Federal government. A Bill appropriating $50,000 for to s work already has passed the National House of representatives. Three classes of girls would be entered quarterly and at graduation some of the nurses would be employed in Public nursing while others would be trained particularly to care for the wants of their own people. Norbeck named on committee to study Potash t Washington. apr. 15.�?a subcommittee consisting of senator Kendrick de Moo ra4. Wyoming and Norbeck. Republican. South Dakota was appointed today by the Senate agriculture committee to consider amendments to the Sheppard Bill authorizing investigations by the geological Survey and the department of agriculture to determine the location of Potash deposits in the United states and improved methods of recovering Potash. Of Kangley pleads not Gulf to Cincinnati. Ohio. Apr. 15.�?congressman John w. Langley of Kentucky pleaded not guilty in the United states District court today to an indictment charging him with having conspired to defraud the government in the the alleged removal of whisky fro no a warehouse at i Wren re Bury kit in 1921. Judge Cochran announced that he would set the Date for trial tomorrow. A o mrs. Grigsby Dies the Senate of the United states a j Sioux Falls. S. D., apr. Cusat ions which gravely impeach its Femme l. Kingsbury Grigsby 74 Honor in justification of which in years old. Widow of the late colonel dict ments he does not. As i Ani sure Melvin Grigsby of rough rider Fame he cannot offer any proof from the during tile Spanish american War. died at Ai Hospital Here today after for the first time in history the an illness of one week from acute senator declared a chief executive kidney trouble. Quot re cd with Snow and colder in Sci tin Vii portion fresh to Strong a rids in South portion. temperatures Tuo 1 minimum tempera m cd 1 a m yesterday to 7 a. A recorded by the official it thermometer a a Ornum. S4 a Ramum 59. A in. Today 65 like on a a Sterling Silver to a Verni weather and roads a cd ii a a kilns Are at 8 30 a a want a. t associated Presa a per 56 roads Good. B50 roads Good. Cloudy. 40 roads Good. Aberdeen far 651 roads Geed. A i0udy, 50 roads Good Clear. Mitch a a Herd 1 Huron 60 Road just As the word a Sterling a certifies that the product on which it is stamped is Silver so the above Emblem in an advertisement certifies that the merchant in whose and it appears is a member of the Mitchell advertising club an organization of Mitchell merchants who have subscribed to the principle of truth in advertising. Look for the Emblem it is for your Protection Omaha. Nob. Apr. 15.�?a grave one bearing the inscription marking the spot where former a a a. R. Mcdonald leg�?1922�?� police sergeant Mcdonald leg lie buried in West to Awn cemetery was erected today. Sergeant v Mcdonald who loot the leg by amputation following injury from the guns of drug store Bandit who Ambuscade Mcdonald on the night of december 26. 1921, attended the erection. The Mcdonalds regularly place Flower on the grave of the lost member. A it was a Good leg and served me Well a said Mcdonald a and i am not. Going to forget Gen. Wood Calls freeing filipinos their betrayal Washington. apr. 15�?the granting of immediate Independence to the Philippines by the United states a would be a heartless betrayal o four Trust and would result in turning Over the twelve million people of these islands to strife and disorder in the near future a major general Leonard Wood governor general of the islands has reported to Secretary week. O a bums named for postmaster of Mitchell Washington. Apr. 15.�?thomas c. Rums was nominated for postmaster at Mitchell s. P., by the president today. A 1 o ii Kentucky miners to strike Louisville. Tkv a a apr. 15.�?failure of Union operators representatives to negotiate a wage agreement had re gilted today in issuance of a formal strike Call. Affecting approximating 10.000 men employed in from 65 to 90 Western Kentucky Coal mine. The strike Call is effective at Midnight tonight. A o a olympic Stamps Paris France a series of new postage Stamps has been put in circulation Here. They Are being printed at the expense of the olympic games fete committee and Are the same colors As the existing Stamps of the value of 5. To 2o and 50 centimes. They will remain on Sale until oct. I. Washington d. A apr 15.�?resuming its Public hearings the Senate Oil committee today listened to a recital of the chronology of the naval Oil lease from d. A. I uric k of the general land office. He was tailed by senator Spencer Republican of Missouri. Senator Spencer offered for the record a eerie of 22 questions concerning thie Oil lease answered by Secretary Den by at the request of House members but the committee voted 3 to 2 against admitting them. Of. W. Ballard of a of Angeles who identified himself As an Oil Man. Told the committee that in 1920 Jake Ramon Republican National committee1-Man from Oklahoma Sauld to him a that general Wood wanted to be president and that if Wood would be nominated he would appoint a certain Man a Secretary of the a shaman had ambitions to a Secretary of the Interior a Ballard said. Hamon gave him the impression he declared that big Oil men in Camfora la would help him to develop Teapot dome. Irater Ballard said. Ham on told him a the combination a too Strong for him a the Sinclair interests had beaten him to the goal that the stake wee Teapot Wood rejected offer the witness mid Hamon had related that the proposition on Teapot had of in put up to general Wood and he had refused to listen to it. Ballard Oak Hamon also had said fall was to be Secretary of the Interior but that War in g. Harding knew nothing about a the Deal that had been put the witness said be was not a close Friend of Hamon but that the 1aittc had made the a Teniente to him when he was angry and disappointed. Major general e. F. Glenn ret tvs. Testified that he we a attached to the Wood Headquarters in Chicago in 1920 a do you know anything about a proposition coming from orator Penrose that he would turn Over enough votes to make general Wood president under a condition a he was asked a nothing definite the a witness said a but i have heard that Story. I ran not recall just where i did hear general Glenn was excused and the committee adjourned until thursday. Of named again today language criticized Hanington declared by wit i some Jap ask quarters re Ness As engaged in getting liquor permits Washington. C., apr. 15.�? a Hoard Manl Ngtai of Ohio Friend of former attorney general Daugherty and proprietor of the a Little Green House on k today refused to Lureigh his attorney to appear before the Senate Daugherty investigating it it Muttee. His a tame sought to present a written statement of explanation. But the committee ruled it out and the lawyer then informed the committee once Tutor that a if you w ant Maul Tigon you la have to get in tile rejected statement Manington had sought to Queen Ion the authority of the committee to question him. But did not fall Hack on the constitutional prerogative of refusing to testify because it might incriminate him. Price quoted on permit Washington. C., apr. 15.�?c45 a c. H. Kerns recently released on a poll from Atlanta Penitentiary told the Daugherty committee today what oct note heading to prompt action by u. S. Senate May move dem. Convention to Bronx armory today a baseball National league Brooklyn. 2h new York. Of Ruether and de Berry Ryan and Snyder. Pittsburgh. Oki Cincinnati. 101 Morrison and Schmidt Donohue and Margrave. Chicago. St. Louie. Aldridge and o Farrell Stuart and Vick. Boston. 20 Philadelphia. Of Genewich and o Neil ring and Henline. American league new York. Too of Boston. Too of Shawkey and Behan Ehmke and of Neil. Philadelphia. Too Washington. 01 Harris and Perkins j of Neon and Riu Al. Cleveland. Too 102 Detroit. Too 103 Shaute and Myatt pause and base new York City apr 15.�?c45 a the democratic National convention next june May be held in the 258th Field artillery armory in the Bronx instead of Madison Square Garden it was Learned today from authoritative War one it the sub committee of the National committee which is arranging details of the convention. Ham considered a possible change because of the unprecedented demand for seats the Garden can Only seat 12,231 Lemons whereas the Bronx Armoryl can seat Between 22.000 and 25,000. Described is the largest convention Hall in the world covers 18.000 Square feet it is 600 fee Long and 300 feet wide and there Are no posts to obstruct the View of the spectators. The gallery alone will care for too. Pierre seeks to hurry building of Bridge there Pierre. S. Apr 15.�?the Highway com Mission stated today that the contract for the Pierre Bridge Over the Missouri River would be let about aug. 15 provided a $250,000 fund waa advanced by interested counties to finance its nonet auction. Announcement Waif also made by j. L. Lockhart Secretary of the Pierre commercial club that Pierre business men through the commercial dub had anticipated any difficulty count Lee might have in issuing warrants Tor the fund by pledging themselves to Cash these when due it necessary Brooklyn a bobbed hair Bandit about to become Mother Howard Mannington whose name Bas continuously popped up in the Senate investigation in connection with the now famous a Little Green House in k Street a snapped upon. His return from Paris. New York City. Apr. 15�?brooklyn�?Ts notorious Bandit with blonde bobbed hair in the wife of the Man who has accompanied her on fifteen or More of her daring Rob Serfes. And noon is to become a Mother according to police circulars sen to every detective in the City today. The circular contains a detailed description of the elusive gun woman and the Man the police say is her partner husband. Of Quot annual freight charge paid out through the instrumentality of the Ford motor co. A placed at $150, he declared was the inside Story of the. Liquor conspiracy in which to had be a convicted in Ohio. He named Abe Ungerleider of Ohio As one of the Nae to whom he sold a Large consignment of whisky and declared Ungerleider had told him he was in a position to dispose of the liquor because he had contributed to the Republican Campaign fund. At one time Kerns also testified an Ohio attorney named Warren Barnett bad offered to get liquor permits for him at $17 a Case through Howard Manington. And Ralph Cole in Washington. The witness said he employed John Todd a former partner of Harry m. Daugherty to represent him in order to secure influence at the capital but went to the Penitentiary anyway. He was released on parole in february but declared that since he had talked to several people about appearing before the Daugherty committee he had been ordered by Herbert Votaw the prison commissioner to return to at Lanta As soon As he was released from subpoena. Rems called Washington d. A. Apr. 15.�? up a Cecil h. Keams president of the Victor drug and chemical company of Toledo Ohio was called before the Senate Daugherty committee today to Tell of the circumstances under which he was paroled from the Atlanta Penitentiary in february of Tafb year. Kerns said he was sentenced in a liquor conspiracy Case and had employed John Todd. Former Law partner of h. M. Daugherty the former attorney general. Asked by senator Wheeler if he had employed Todd because he Thot he had a influence with to e department of Kerns replied a i most certainly Kerns told of the liquor permit situation in Ohio. Saying to had talked several times with a babe Ungerleider about disposition of warehouse receipts for 500 barrels of whisky Kerns owned. He said he sold the whisky Vee Ungerleider after the latter had told him he could secure permits because of a �50.000 contribution he made to the Republican Campaign fund. Manington called agent a Kern told of organizing the consolidated drug company to manufacture intoxicating beverages for a medical purposes he was told to see Ignaty questioned. A Warren barn to. A partner of we 0_ Ham Hailey and one of the coterie a Tornado in Georgia. Of Ohio people who were handling ii a Camilla a. Apr. 15.�?th-Ounandj Tokio. Japan. Aprl 15.�?<ai a eyes of the japanese nation today Ara anxiously turned toward Washington. And immigration has become an All absorbing topic. The people Are following each detail of action in Tbs United states Congress As chronicled in frequent newspaper extras official concern already deep As a result of passage by the lower chamber of the Johnson immigration Bill. Was further intensified by new of the Senate s overwhelming refusal to endorse the a a gentlemen a a Cabinet meeting was held to discuss the problem after which according to vernacular newspapers a new important instructions were dispatched to japanese ambassador Hanihara. At Washington. The question was considered also at a meeting of the Kosei Kai and Cha Wakai parties in the House of Peers and leaders of both parties demanded q. Stiffening of the foreign offices attitude in the matter. To some quarters there was a disposition to regret ambassador Hani harass reference to a grave consequences if the pending measure providing for exclusion of japanese immigrants from the United states should a he com a Law. It is Felt a Milder translation of the japanese expression would Hare been better and More accurate. Senate rejects gentlemen a agreement Washington. Apr. 15.�? a a presaging the adoption today of % japanese exclusion amendment to the pending immigration Bill the beat late yesterday gave emphatic answer to ambassador Hanihara a vigorous protest he voting. 76 to 2, to reject a proposal that would have recognized the gentlemen a agreement Between the United Stites and Jap a. President Coolidge a a intentions with reference to the bin when it reach am him have not been made known. The administration has opposed japanese exclusion legislation consistently heretofore. And the gentlemen a agreement amendment rejected yesterday was drafted by the Senate immigration committee to meet in some measure its objections. Republican Leader however said privately they thought the executive would sign the measure. 1 Secretary Hughes cabled at the White Hue twice while the senat was discussing the committee amendment and the ambassadors action but no intimation was Given As to the subject or of i conference with the president. Many Senate leaders had predicted that an exclusion provision would be adopted despite the administration stand and that sufficient vote would be available to override a possible veto. But the overwhelming count against the amendment yesterday a clearly a result of the Hanchana protest. Among the vote changed from support of the amendment by the protest. Which a described As a a veiled War those of senator Todge of Massachusetts. Republican Leader and of the foreign relations com mite and senator Recd. Republican. Nsylvanja, who has charge of the immigration Bill on the floor. Senator Reed announced during Tho discussion that an exclusion amendment similar to the provision incorporated in the Bill passed by the House would be drafted for present. Ton today reducing the probabilities of Long drawn out. Negotiations when the Senate and House measures Are taken into confreres to adjust differences. Lodge see president Senate sentiment on the japanese exclusion provision was communicated to president Coolidge prior to the convening of the Senate today by senator Long of Massachusetts. Republican Leader. The president was told that the measure possibly would be passed today and surely by tomorrow and that the vote taken yesterday was a Clear indication of to fading of the Senate. With such a vote in the Senate and a four to one vote in the House the opinion of Congress should be Given due weight in the determination of executive action on the measure the president further was advis a. Sterling in opposition to the Senate discussion yesterday Only one vote that of senator Sterling. Republican. South Dakota was raised in defense of the ambassador s action. Senator Cut it joined senator Sterling in the vote hut did not speak. Senators generally threw off their usual restraint in dealing with International questions. They were Blunt and outspoken in their declarations that in View of the a Grav consequence a warning in the ambassador s letter there was nothing for them to do Butto make it Clear one and for Alk that 1 in ring ration is a Domestic question. In the handling of which non dependent Power could have its eve quor Barnett came to the consolidated drug Plant to talk Over the permit he concluded. A Barnett a id thy were Abl to do Busan on the of Dollar Worth of Timber blocked roads crop were damaged four House wore destroyed Milos of Fen Coe were blown Down and two person were seriously injured in the permits because they had the Prohic Western part of i Dhoti county Tad Biti on director appointed and wanted night when a Tornado Loco my Oil to $5,900. If i wanted permits the Price by a heavy rain Hail and lightning would be $17 Par swept through Thia county e

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