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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 19, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Sixteen pages vol xxx the evening Republican i City edition Mitchell South Dakota saturday april 19,1924. Number 173arrest Sioux Falls voters Mother of 15-ends her dual life woman tires of juggling pair of menus lives carpenters wife played dual role to live with banker too Long victim of blackmail extortion of taxi Ori veils take $50.000�?axd the poor woman did t have it by Nea service Philadelphia. Fa., apr. 19.�?enter a matronly swashbuckler. Exit a tired old woman of 50�?j Ray haired. Plump and Motherly. She has tasted the melodrama of i romantic intrigue so Long reset red j for youth. And now mrs. Anna Reswick faces j e Law and is glad its Over. The imagination pictures a woman of her years Reading bedtime stories to the younger of her nine living children there were 15 in All. The j illusion of outward appearance would indicate a woman in the quiet retirement of 50, resigned to the Silver inroads upon the once deep Bronze of a for hair. Rut such Are the incongruities of police charges confessions and allegations that she is shown instead with blackmailers upon her Trail and with bigamy swindle and forgery upon her conscience. Juggling two lives at the very hour that the bedtime stories should have been read mrs. Keswick is pictured craftily finding a reason for leaving one husband. Samuel e. Keswick a Carpenter of 63, to join husband no. 2, William Martin wealthy vice president of a Bank. In the juggling of two lives she was for a time most adept thanks to skilfully manipulated tales that would have done credit to the Young and Beautiful adventuress of the film dories. To every Juggler comes a Day when the hands fail and up with Arizona lifts embargo upon stranded cars inia motorcade swept bar the guard into Arizona Leet night. I i riot Calls were turned in and eve j Ory available officer in Yuma county and the fire department was hurried i j to the Bridge Benton stopping the Rush. Tense excitement prevails in Yuma and several thousand Persona crowded to Points near the Bridge. None i of the Bridge inspectors and guards j Are armed. There was no shooting. Of gov. Hunt does this much in. Response to Appeal by Whf i for full ifs president Coolidge i Quot will left f old will Stop All others oni a those now at Border wild be Ali owed to enter state mrs. Anna Keswick Gray haired Matron who. Despite her years finds herself the Center of melodramatic a dual life Quot adventure in Philadelphia. Held under bail of $5000, it is now alleged that this Mother of 15 children lived part of her life As the wife of Vav. Martin banker and the other part As wife of Samuel Berwick Carpenter. Mrs. Keswick. I it Way desperation however and not clumsiness that ended mrs. Keswick a dexterous handling of an siege a dual life. The secret of her double Matrimony fell into the hands of certain men of easy conscience. She claims. 150,000 limit on immigrants by senat measure Bill passed East night puts maximum cutting total 220,000 Washington. C., apr. 19.� a the immigration Bill of 1924, carrying substantially the same provisions relating to Asiatic exclusion and other important changes in Baikie policy recently approved by the House was passed last might by the Senate 62 to 6. On the final Roll Call a upon who need their knowledge to extol j every important test vote taken sine Money from her. And. She continues these frequent extortionate demands forced her to use desperate methods in buying secrecy the plot As it May be read Between the lines of the police reports goes like this. In shifting from the Humble Home of a Carpenter to her More luxurious Home As a Bankers wife she employed taxicabs. Certain taxi Drivers Learned of her deception. They demanded Money to hold their tongues then came the idea of a the measure was first reported the Senate registered its decision by a larger majority even than in the House where the vote on passage was 322 to 71. The six senators opposing the Bill in its amended form on the last Roll Call were chairman Colt Rhode Island and Weller. Maryland Republic if Congress approves a Survey and report on the subject made by the secretaries of Interior Commerce and labor. Quot the Simmons amendment adopted by the Senate late yesterday which authorizes immigration authorities to give preference to farm labor when any state certifies a shortage exists in that class. Senator Simmons. Democrat North Carolina who proposed the latter amendment urged its adoption As a method of assisting Farmers to recover from their present unfavourable economic situation. Their difficulties he said were measurably due to the High Cost of manual labor they employed. Senator Reed opposing the proposal declared past records failed to show that agriculturists admitted As such went in any considerable number to farming sections and contended the admittance of a farm expert would have no More effect upon the Supply of labor for that Industry than would the Entrance of one member of any other class. An amendment by senator Sterling. Republican South Dakota which would have divided the quota of each foreign nation in proportion to the racial groups comprising the population of each nation was Defeated cans and Bayard Delaware Gerry without a Roll Call Rhode Island King Utah and Walsh Massachusetts democrats. As it goes to conference the new tired was heir. This estate built upon the imagine on served a double purpose she could Tell husband no. I she was visiting he banker husband no. 2, in connection with estate matters. And she could use it for raising Money. Both of which plans she is declared to have employed. Her contributions to the blackmailers she claims totalled $50 too. Finally Down came creditors who claimed various Loans on the mythical estate and the juggling was ended. After All she was 0, a Trif cold Foi amb dexterity. Through with intrigue and in s the Matron of Middle years who awaits trial today a pathetic figure who recognizes the seriousness f her plight but1 is almost inarticulate in explaining its psychology. This sense of the pathos of the situation passed to the husbands neither of whom seems inclined to prosecute and. She Hopes the Gra hairs will make More lenient Hei prosecutors. She is through with intrigue and Wear of it. And if the Law will let her there will he by ii me stories in the Berwick Rome soup Day. Weather forecast i ova tartly Cloudy tonight and sunday Collier in West and extreme South portions tonight and in East and South portions sunday Frost probable in West portion tonight. North Lakota and South Dakota generally or tonight and sunday colder Tor got. Forcing for next week Washington d c., apr. 19.�? weather out it of for the week beginning monday upper Mississippi Valley generally fair monday and probably tues a and considerable cloudiness and probably Doc signal showers thereafter. Tempi nature slightly below Normal at beginning and latter part and about n rial Middle of week. Lax Ai temperature maximum and minimum temperatures from u Chi. Y esterday to 7 a. In today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum 59. Minimum 41, at 8 a. In today 48. V these bulletins Are filed at 8 10 a. In. Dally by the associated press Huron Clear. 43 roads Good. Sioux Falls Clear 45 roads Good. Pierre partly Cloudy 44 roads Good. Mitchell Clear 48 roads Good. Watertown Cloudy 40 roads fair. Aberdeen Hoody list it rain during night roads Good. And pot it then came toe us a v. Bill contains few changes which Are Yurt Lton t estate in which she said she expected to prolong discussion. At tit Ltd e. Tent Ion however has been called to the possibility of important changes being worked out there. Slight differences in phraseology exists bet tween the House and Senate drafts in Many sections one of them the vital a japanese exclusion Quot provision and while no evidence has been shown on either Side of the Capitol of a disposition to recede in the slightest degree parliamentary observers called attention to the possibilities offered for modifications in conference. White House spokesmen declared president Coolidge had no comment to offer upon the Senate action nor upon the situation which has grown out of the failure of Congress to accept the advice of the state department against bringing the japanese into the definitely excluded classes. More stringent than House Bill the Senate Bill was described by its author senator Reed Republican. Pennsyl Valio. As Quot even More restrictive than that passed by the both measures adopt two per cent of the census of 1890 As the basis for fixing quotas but the House Bill permits certain non quota classifications which Are not included in that of the Senate. Among the exceptions Are the children and other dependant relatives of citizens and skilled labor and families. A maximum admittance of 150,000 a year is fixed by the Senate Bill against an estimated Quot quota total Quot of 162,000 in the Johnson Bill exclusive of exemptions. Senator Reed estimated the House Bill actually would provide for the Legal admission of Quot twice the total Quot or 324,000. These new estimates compared with the existing Law show a reduction of 220,000 under the Senate Bill and of about 208,006 under the House measure. In the final hours of debate the Senate refused to extend the quota restrictions to North and South american countries a proposed by senator Willis Republican Ohio. Democratic and Republican leaders joined in opposing the move As tending to destroy the work of years toward pan american Harmony. Changes by Senate five Points of variance with the House Bill which will be ironed out in conference were pointed out to the Senate by senator Reed. They Are the system of Vise certificates provided by the Senate instead of the Quot stamped passport Quot system approved by the House. The failure of the Senate to authorize any exceptions from quota limitations. The deletion by the Senate of sections providing for supervision of Allen seamen arriving at american ports. The provision of the Senate for future operation of a National origin system of selection booed upon the Jap papers say Senate wrecked Pacific treaty Tokio Japan apr. a a editorials in this mornings newspapers referring to americans japanese exclusion legislation Range Between the conservative Chugai show you a moderate and hopeful plea for self restraint and the Jingo Yamato a insistence for forceful action. Midway Between the conservative and Radical a expression the Asahi says Quot America must Bear the responsibility for the virtual nullification of the four Power Pacific treaty and the reversal of the worlds tendency toward peace. This Challenge is not j from the disease. Washington. D .c., apr. 19.�? an additional appropriation of $1,500,000 would be available to fight the foot and Mouth disease among California livestock under a Resolution passed today by the House. The meagre was ent to the Senate by a unanimous Viva Voce vote. I Tucson. Ariz., apr. Hunt of Arizona announced today he had telegraphed the mayors of a number of towns in Southern California that although he had authorized the entry and Pac it age of automobile tourists now gathered at Yuma after they have been properly fumigated no More would be permitted to enter Arizona. Wants to avoid bloodshed Phoenix ariz., apr. 19.�?governor g. W. Hunt of Arizona Erly today lifted the Mouth disease bloc Ade at Yuma to permit the passage into this state of approximately 800 motorists reported in a pitiful condition a a a result of their being held on the California Side of the state line without camping equipment or sufficient food. In a Telegram to or. E. L. Stain in charge of the quarantine at Yuma the governor stated he Felt Quot it would be safer to have these people pass after a thorough inspection and Good fumigation than to have them Rush the Quot i do not want to see any bloodshed but we must use every precaution possible a the message continued. Quot owing to the very serious situation As reported in your Telephone message and the non Arri Val of the military you Are authorized to Issue permits after thorough inspection and fumigation to it Erson i that Are now stranded on the California Side. As soon As this is done have the embargo closed again As i realize what a menace it would be to Arizona to have this dreadful disease get a foothold a Hunt protests to Richardson Phoenix. Ariz., apr. 19.�?action of authorities of Imperial county California in giving Quot illegal and violent advice and leadership Quot to Auto St who stormed the Arizona blockade at Yuma last night was vigorously protested today by governor Hunt in a message to governor Richardson of California. President asks modification Phoenix ariz., apr. 19.�?Arizona Quot will be courting disaster by modifying its embargo against California products and vehicular traffic a gov. Hunt declared in a message to president Coolidge last night. The message was in response to one from the president which he suggested that some of the quarantine measures now imposed by states touching Coli for be a Quot Are altogether More severe than necessary Quot to fully safeguard them from the foot and Mouth disease. The presidents message Folio we Quot Tho Federal department of agriculture is acting vigorously to control the foot and Mouth disease and is rigidly quarantining infected areas and preventing movement of disease carrying animals and commodities. The department has had expert need with three previous outbreaks the last one being much More severe than at present its control measures Are based pm this experience. Quot in View of the foregoing. I feel that some quarantine measures now imposed by states touching California Are altogether More severe than necessary to fully safeguard them Bond to answer his indictment legion backs insurance plan Bonus Bax organization today officially endorses measure that passed the House oppose Cash option Ftp Washington d. C., apr. 19. Senator b. Appeared before United states commissioner Macdonald Here today and furnished Bond for $1,000 for his appearance May 5 at great Falls mont., to answer an indictment charging him with accepting Money illegally for appearing before the Interior department in land cases. Commander Quinn says he sea its Money clause might endanger leg dilation illegal voting Init selection is allegation ten Are accused by warrants issued by Soo Falls states attorney today four charges probed no statement is aia de As to relation to Egan and of in n o x a Utiit is Washington d. C., apr. 19.�?the american legion today endorsed the k. Wheeler of montana1 insurance soldiers Bonus Bill up by the Senate. In a message to each senator commander Quinn asked that no attempt be made on the floor to Amend the rending Bill. Commander Quinn mentioned spec finally the proposed amendment by the finance committee democrats for a full Cash payment option and expressed the belief that if it were adopted chances of the Bonus Bill be the Daugherty committee pros Tor went before the commissioner vol coming Law would be Erdan Gei de. Unitarily soon after he was advised democrats Onfer on Rill by the District attorneys office that Washington d. a apr. 19 the indictment had been forwarded the Senate took up Tho Soldier Bonus i Bill today with the democrats and Here with a request for service. Warrant Arri res Washington d. C., apr. 19.�?senator Wheeler Democrat of Montana was. Notified today by the United states marshals office for the Dis undecided whether to fight for inclusion of a full Cash payment option. The Bill reported from the Senate finance committee Only a week ago. As passed by the House with Cash pay strict of Columbia that it held a War cents restricted to veterans rot errand for hip a of St issued under the term of the Montana indictment found against him last week. The senator was asked to go through he formally of accepting service at his Leisure and said he might do so later today. It was said senator Wheeler probably would not be required to put up Bond for his appearance for trial but would be allowed to give his own recognizance to appear whenever desired by prosecuting officials., when the Montana indictment was turned Over to United states com missioner Macdonald however the District attorney asked that Bond be fixed at $1,000. of. Titled to More than $50 under its terms was made the order of business fast night on motion i of senator Curtis Republican of Kansas. Senator King Democrat of Utah urging immediate action on the tax reduction Bill cast Tho Only vote against immediate consideration of the Bonus measure. Democratic Leadens held conferences Sioux palls. S. A apr. 19.�?ten warrants charging illegalities in Vot taken i procedure at Lait tuesdays mayor Alty election were issued today by Hugh Gamble states attorney at the request of a citizens committee headed by j j. E. Waggoner Sioux Falls attorney and former states attorney. Most of the warrants charge persons named in them with voting while not qualified electors while several Are to be served upon persons alleged to have helped unqualified electors to vote. The warrants Are 1 1 the hands of the sheriff and will be served late today. They were issued after in yes a ligation of poll books by the citizens committee following complaints regarding procedure at last tuesday mayoralty balloting when George a Ethan and Thomas Mckinnon were selected to contest in the final mayoralty contest next tuesday. Or. Waggoner declared today that Between one thousand and fifteen Hundred More names would come within the Range of the inquiry which the committee plans to continue. No statement was forthcoming As who the alleged illegal votes were cast for. A close Check was made by both the Egan and Mckinnon factions at in l last night again today in efforts when the official count was made Carter says King a Tut Quot was one of a a wets Only to Japan but to All the coloured Shinkichi Uyesugi notable National publicist writing Ino the Kokmin urges a Congress of the coloured races at Tokio Quot not necessarily for a ill tary Alliance but for economic cooperation to maintain their Railroad plans to build cars of aluminium Washington d. C., apr. 19�?-w. W. Tabor Yury vice president in charge of operations of the Pennsylvania Railroad told the Senate agricultural committee today that if the Hooker White Atterbury proposal for the Purchase of muscle Shoals from the government was accepted he planned to produce an Alloy of aluminium and magnesium for the manufacture of Railroad cars. He claimed that with this Strong Light material fifty per cent heavier loads could be transported in freight cars and 30 per cent in passenger cars this material was used in German zeppelins during the War he added. 1 a a a fire at Houghton Aberdeen s. D., apr. 19.�?the building and contents of the Herseth general store at Houghton about 20 Miles Northeast of Here were totally destroyed by fire of unknown origin Early this morning. The loss is a heavy one All of the contents having been destroyed. The building was constructed of Cement blocks and was two stories in height. Quot i suggest immediate conference of authorities of the senates interested and the modification of quarantine regulations to meet requirements necessary to furnish full Protection. Nothing will be left undone by Federal authorities to eradicate the disease and prevent its spread. No disease carrying shipments Are permitted a from infected territory. In View of this i suggest that other states should not interfere with necessary movement of farm commodities. Unnecessary losses should not be incurred because of unnecessary the governor reply governor Hunts reply said Quot when foot and Mouth disease was confined to three Bay counties in California. Officials of thu department of agriculture and California authorities now York City apr. 19.- it a Howard Carter discoverer with lord Carnarvon of Tut ankh amends Tomb in the Valley of the Kings arrived on the Berengaria today. He hoped he said that the present litigation Between himself and the egyptian government my but be nettled no that he could resume work at the Tomb next fall. Or. Carter laughed at mention of the superstition that the curse of an ancient god descended upon explorers of tombs and Sarcophagi. Even the 700 natives who work in the Tomb with him in the Valley took the curse legend lightly he said. He insisted however tha the did not believe in permanent de spoliation of tombs and he advocated that when pending researches were completed the Mummy of King Tut As Well As All Royal mummies now adorning museums be returned to their native resting places. In answer to one query from the reporters questionnaire or. Carter said Quot on Many ancient tombs i have found this inscription a let All those who love life and hate death wish thousands of geese loaves of bread and Beer to my soul. Quot that is what the old egyptians thought of prohibition. And i believe i agree with the explorer said he expected to find the body of King Tut Quot literally canned Quot in Gold with the sepulchral regalia adorning the Mummy and Quot the fingers and toes encased in or. Carter said he was Quot hopeful a novel would be found within the coffin a Story placed there for King Tut a delectation in the next world Quot and he hoj Ted the narrative would disclose things about ancient Egypt which were available from no hitherto discovered source. Carpenter signs his agreement to meet Gibbons to determine a party stand on the full Cash payment option question and. Meanwhile democratic members of the finance committee withheld a minority report on the Bill favouring such action. Senator Walsh Massachusetts. A democratic member of the committee however said he might press a substitute Bill providing Filiti i Cash payments in addition to the insurance provision of the present Bill. Senator Harrison Democrat of Mississippi asked Pena Tor Curtis from the floor bust night to determine the presidents attitude on the pending Hill promising that if Assurance was Given that he would approve it the democrats would give up their Cash option plan and expedite its passage. Senate probe to suck until Sinclair talks Washington d. C., apr. 19.�?up a Senate investigation of the naval leases will not be tally closed until after the courts have determined whether Harry f. Cinclair lease of Teapot dome is to fee required to answer questions put to him by the Oil com in i tee. In making this announcement today senator Walsh of Montana the committee prosecutor sold the inquiry probably would be suspended after next week until there is a final decision in the Sinclair Case. The Montna senator said he had Only three additional witnesses to Call and senator Spencer Republican Missouri has informed the committee that Heo expects to examine Only one or two More persons. E. Finney assistant Secretary of the Interior or. In Foster Bain director of the Bureau of mines and mrs. Georgia Hamon Rohrer Woytow of the late Jake Hamon Republican National commit Eman from Oklahoma Are the witness senator yesterday at the City auditorium Aud it is believed that the issuance of the warrants wrap predicated upon the disclosures made yesterday. Under the state statute the states attorney is obligated to bring action against any Case of illegal voting and states attorney Gamble already Lias declared that he will use every Means at his disposal to ferret out those who were guilty of inducing the casting of illegal ballots. The statute under we Hio i he probable prosecution will be made provides for a penalty in Cash fines of not to exceed $500 and imprisonment up to five years. It. Was announced this moaning that four classes of illegal voting Are Baring checked up voting under a the signing of an affidavit of an illegal voter aiding an elector to vote and voting when not a Legal voter. Han Harato explain threat in his Leiter Wash i n Goton d. a apr. of a ambassador Hanihara a formal explanation of Tho intent of his recent protest against japanese exclusion a been delivered to Secretary Hughe. It probably will be made Public tonight by the state department. Of cuts olympic record winning Marathon race Boston mass., apr. 19.�? up a Clarence in de mar won the b. A. A., Marathon race forthe fourth time to Day. His time 2 29 40 1-5, Breaks Tho american olympic record of 2 41 39 Faria France apr. 19.�? a a All controversies concerning Georges car Wash w in Call. Senator Spenler has Nafi by lra5i< t. Zuna at Raymore last month and the olympic rec Ord of 2 32 35 4-5 made by Koi he Mal Cen at Antwerp in 1920. Charles l. Moil or. Illinois a. Chicago was second in 2 35 04 2-5 j Frank t. Zuna., Winner in 1921, drop de out of the race a few Miles from the finish. State to help Gand jury on Soo Falls Banks not announced the names of those he will Evamine. Senator Walsh said further inquiry into a Al Reserve number two in California would be confined to the questioning of or. Finney and or. Bain. Dawes leaves Paris on return journey to u. S. Urged modification of the quarantine orders of this state. I complied with their suggestion but their prediction proved erroneous and disease has spread to / several counties in that state. Quot last advice Here is that there were several outbreaks in los Angeles Merced and san Joaquin counties affecting several Hundred head of cantle hogs and goats. Quot business banking agriculture Stock raising and Dairy interests of this state Are practically unanimous against any modification quarantine and the pressure on me is to make it even More stringent and apply it to passengers on Railroad trains passing through this state. Quot the Arizona quarantine does not apply to commodities destined to other states shipped in sealed cars. An outbreak of the disease in Arizona probably would result in the closing of the majority of our Banks ind would bankrupt the Industry of the state. Until disease is under control in California i feel it would be court of Ling disaster to this state to modify the Victoria Falls in Africa Are i More than twice the height of cars pass guards assured me it was under control and pen tier a 1924 ring activities in the j United states were settled Here this afternoon when articles were signed for a bout Between Carpentier and tora my Gibbons near Chicago on May 30 or 31. The articles were signed by Jack Curley new York promoter and american representative of Carpentier and Francois Destamps the Frenchman a manager. The conference was Paris France apr. 19.�?birgidier general Charles g. Davies who has been enjoying a period of re creative travel since the reparation experts report a handed in last week left Paris for London at 19 of clock ibis morning driving in a motor car to a Channel port. He is not expected to j return to Paris before sailing having decided to Board the liner Levla Thano for new York at Southampton next week. A. A a a a today a baseball National Teague Boston. Too attended by Eddie Kane manager of new York. 010 population of the United state Niagara. Yuma. Ariz., apr. califor Gibbons who already has accepted terms for the fight with Floyd Fitzsimmons. Fitzsimmons plans to stage the match at his Michigan City Arena. The Date was left undecided according to Curley so that in Case it was Felt the automobile race set for decoration Day at Indianapolis might interfere with the Success of the bout the boxers could meet the Day following. Oto Cut Tard hours. Chicago apr. 19.�?a decision expected to reduce working Bourn of Yardmaster and yardman from 12 to nine hours was made today by Federal judge Cliffe in the Case of the interstate Commerce commission against the Atchison Topeka and Santa be railway. Genewich and of Neil v. Barnes and Gowdy. Brooklyn a. 230 Philadelphia. 112 Diekerman and de Berry Mitchell Couch and Henline. American league new York. To Penhook and Schang Martina and Rue. Phila Teophla Beeton morning game postponed rain. St. Louis. Too i detroit.103 0 shocker and severely Stoner and Bassier. Philadelphia. Too Boston afternoon. 010 Hasty and Perkins Ehmke Gray Meeker and of Neil. Sioux Falls. S. D., apr. 19.--investigators for the american Bankers association and from the state banking department will cooperate in preparing evidence for the special grand jury which is to go into the failure of three slate Banks in Sioux Falls it was announced today by Hugh Gamble states attorney for Minnehaha county. The grand jury was ordered id Convene May 12 by circuit judge John t. Med in who acted late yesterday on application of the states atom Eye or. Gamble declared today that tha jury will be asked to return criminal indictments against several who had a part in the affairs of the Csanad. Banks. Women take rain insurance upon Hier bonnets for easier White Plains n. To a apr. Tax Many bonnets to be seen in the easter Parade Here have been insured against rain. If one tenth of an Inch of rain Falls Between to a. In. And i to rn., the polic Holder Ray have her Money Back and keep the hat. The Cost of the insurance of about 9 per cent of Hie Cost of in

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