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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 22, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Visit Mitchelle automotive exposition at Corn Palace today the evening Republican third edition vol. , South Dakota saturday april 22, 1922 number 174switchmen May strike children a crusaders March on Washington professor w. H. Veatch and miss Lowther wed amnesty drive for Benefit of War prisoners headed by Rose pastor Stokes a a army will ask Harding for 114 pardons picket everywhere St Ort m Ade trom St. I,01ts a Yong ent j i y e n i l e mum her .1 eldest Only is let Louis. To. April 22�?snmp-Va Berk Between Here and Washington today an army is a a marching on the i 11 Ion a1 capital. Its soldiers Are children and their a mothers. The object of its March is o bring pressure on president Harding to free ii4 a a political offenders imprisoned while the country was let War. The women and children Are the wives sons and daughters of these Iii prisoner a a political offenders. The american civil liberties i Nion has organized the March Novin As the children a crusade for amnesty. Hate Richards Gutiare is. Rider of the army. Enro Ute the army is stopping at All important Points and mass meetings Are being held by those in favor of an amnesty. To picket everywhere and when Washington is reached prs. Of Hare plans not Only to picket the White House with her band but also to station child pickets at the presidential Golf links and other places where the executive seeks recreation. This is a petition the president can to toss into the wastebasket a mrs. Of Hare says. A we shall ask for clemency on the. Ground that the War is Over and All other countries have pardoned their political offenders. We shall not go into the question of whether these i men have had fair will add others Twenty one women and children had been enrolled in the army before it left Here. Before it reaches Washington. Mrs. Of Hare says it will number 4o. Those other recruits having been picked up along the line j of March. The army bears banners and Post a is calling on the president for clemency toward those accused of having hampered the government in i he conduct of the Wir. Some of the children in the army Are sons and daughters of men convicted of participation in the so called Oklahoma draft revolt in is to. Many though of tender age Are employed in the Cotton Fields. The youngest child Marcher is Only three years old. Ile was born soon after his father was sent to prison. The oldest child is 1 s. All the marchers Are going to Washington Clad in their working clothes. Many of them Are wearing overalls. Oti a re five die from Gas explosion five others were severely burned when gasoline blast oct is Al filling station deliberations about Russia open today problem of recon strict on of Russia is taken up by Genoa delegates Paris France april 22�? Russia has withdrawn the memorandum she submitted yesterday in answer to the report of the Allied experts on russian affairs says a havas dispatch from Genoa this evening. Strong objections bad been nist to tim memorandum in Allied quarters. By associated press leased wire los Angeles. Cal., april 22�?five deaths were reported today in hospitals at Downey and Artesia near Here As a result of the explosion yesterday morning of a gasoline tank and gasoline tank Wagon while scores were fighting a fire in a gasoline filling station at do in of. Five others seriously burned were reported in a critical condition at hospitals in Downey and Here. A score or More other persons were turned in various degree. A Little fire started in the House of the gasoline filling station at the Edge of Downey yesterday while a gasoline tank Wagon was filling the Large burled Supply tanks. A fire alarm brought scores High school students and townspeople joining in the Effort to extinguish the flames. Suddenly one of the tanks exploded followed quickly by explosion of the gasoline truck. The fire fighters were hurled in All directions enveloped in the liquid flames of More than a thousand Gallons of gasoline. Power Trail labor Board to be tested love affair of Aberdeen youth results in shooting at Montevideo Montevideo. Minn. April 22.�?oscar Erickson known to his friends As a Ike a was shot at noon Friday in the offices of the chief Carpenter of the Milwaukee Railroad Lay miss Elsie Salisbury stenographer in the Carpenter s offices. Erickson is from Aberdeen the shooting was the result of a love affair. The girl had been threatening the life of Erickson for several Days and three weeks ago had told friends her plans to take his life. Erickson refused to take the threat seriously but related it to a group of friends thursday evening. Ailed into office the shooting followed the breaking up of a love affair about three months ago. Friends of the Man say that his Friendship with the girl was never serious and that she had mistaken his intentions toward her. At noon today the girl called the Young Man into Lier office As he passed Lier door from his duties As chief accountant of the Montevideo divisions offices and after a few minutes conversation the Man turned to leave. Shot Throe times As he reached the threshold of the office the girl raised a revolver and shot three times All three bullets taking effect. One Bullet is lodged in Bis Arm. A second entered his body just above the heart and tween two arteries and a third pierced the Abdomen. F physicians attending the Young Man fear for the Young Many a life As a result of the third Bullet in the Abdomen. I tile Young five years of tev Ideo about Ivy in employed Federal judge upholds Sylvania Railroad in against to Ord. Penn suit by associated press leased wire i Genoa Italy. April 22.�?actual work on a plan for the re sons True Ien of Russia was started today by experts representing the soviet government great Britain. France. Italy Belgium Japan. Czechoslovakia and Holland. The heated politics surrounding the russian problems has been cooled by m. Chicherin s note accepting in the main the Allied formula. Stating the terms on which the great Powers Are willing to resume business relations with Russia. No i Xmas sir Edward Grigg. Private Secretary of the British prime minister and others prominent in Tho conference have made it Clear that no proposition has j Poser by in put Forward for government Loans to Russia nor government guar flutes of Loans. The id of the financial and economic experts is that when Russia reaches a position where the can give investors Assurance that there will be Legal basis for underlings in Russia and that foreigners will have Protection tinder their courts abundant credits will be Forth j to deity coming for the development of russian resources. The single important Point of difference Between the russian and the shied representatives is the unwillingness of the former to restore Freehold title of foreigners property which has been nationalized or requisitioned by Russia although they Are j willing to restore it to former own j cts for their use. In the Case of factories this would doubtless be on a Concession basis. Factories which have hitherto stood Idle because the former owners refused to operate them unless a assured Bat their title would be restored May be re opened if the so it let concessions Are Given a Rea basis by the Genoa conference. European Tours Are beginning now York. N. A. April 22-�?the Spring exodus to Europe reached its maximum today with the departure approximately 4,000 passengers booked to sail on six trans Atlantic Unevia of a hic ago. I. April 22. Federal judge George t. Page today upheld the Pennsylvania Railroad in its suit to test the Power of the United states Railroad labor Board by refusing to dismiss the temporary injunction recently granted by judge Landis restraining the Board from censuring the Road for violation of the Board s decrees. Attorneys to Confer. Judge Page while refusing to dismiss the temporary injunction ordered a conference of attorneys for both sides and the ease probably will Rome tip again later. The Board ordered the Road to hold new elections among its shop Craft employees some time ago and the Road refused to do so. The Board then prepared to Issue a decree censuring the Carrier and the Pennsylvania obtained the injunction to test the boards Powers. The shop Craft had charged that the employ yes representatives who conferred with the Road Over pro age reductions were selected by the Railroad itself and not by the employees. They claimed that the conferences therefore wore illegal and were upheld by the Board. Public censure the labor Board has never claimed Power to enforce its decrees. Hie enforcement be Fig left under the transportation act to the literal response placed on carriers and employees through the decisions of a to impartial body. The Only Power it claimed was to publicly censure a n v body t jointing its decrees and it recently did this in lop i the pen nay Ever. That the censure it. Man is about Twenty age. He it ame to Moulin years ago and has at the Milwaukee Railroad offices throughout this residence Here. He came on a Transfer from the Aberdeen division and within the past six months has been promoted to chief accountant of the division. The girl was taken to the county jail immediately after the tragedy. A Ike a Erickson is a Well known Young Man in Aberdeen. He made his Home there for a. Number of years having employment As clerk of the Aberdeen division of the Milwaukee Railroad. Flood Waters Are receding More the $2,000,000 in prop erty loss sustained in Spring floods out of town dealers Praise Mitchells first Auto show As final curtain rings Down miss Gwendolyn Loather instructor in dramatics and physical education at Dakota. Wesleyan and professor William Homer Yea Tell. Head of the department of speech at the school. Were married at the methodist episcopal Church this afternoon. The ceremony was performed by or. A l. So Nian. Announcement of the marriage was a distinct Surprise to Tho faculty and student body at the school. The students arranged an Impromptu Charivari As soon As the news of the marriage was known. 30.000 see u. A Jap baseball game in Tokio University of Imuan \ pow frs open series of twelve games with defeat shop men join move against contract plan workers object to farming out system used by railroads for repair work strike vote soon ten dec Lare owners Dodge labor Board rulings \ by methods now employed tonight will see the curtain ring have been Down on Mitchells first automobile show. Dealers from out of town who ventured into the untried channels of an Auto show in Mitchell Are going Home enthusiastic and delighted. One and All they make the predictions that next year there will not be space enough even in the big Corn Palace for All the exhibitors who will demand exhibit room that next year the free dancing feature will necessarily have to be omitted because sex i Hibit space will be at a Premium. That the initial Mitchell show stir passes anything in any town of its size not Only in South Dakota but anywhere in the country is the statement of the factory men Ivhon Are Here with the various exhibits. For in i a speaking were stance j. C. Herbert factory repro i d i their Praise of the business men of the City who have cooperated to make the show so great a Success. With very few minor exceptions every business House aided in decorating their windows and in addition brought representatives of Nasner Bros. Minneapolis Here to install to a Street decorations. In addition a Large number of business firms purchased space in the balconies of the Corn Palace and used them for exhibiting their goods. Tokio. Japan april 22�?a crowd of thirty thousand persons witnessed the first game played by the Indiana University baseball team which h came to Japan on the invitation of Waseca University for a series of twelve games. The visitors lost the opening contest 4 to 0. Republicans Confer on Bonus most Best head is lies my also. exposition j of roads a bit As Good As any show i a a. In tentative of the Grant motor company. Cleveland. Of. Whose business it is t attend shows said this morning that the Mitchell show would compare favourably even with the Lincoln Omaha and Des Moines expositions. A a and he said a was far As towns of its size Are concerned. Mitchell has staged the Best show of the year. The Best building is Bere. The wide awake dealers and the William Wilson. Sioux Falls. Of the Wilson Barber motor com pay every seen this year. A he said. I Henry in Freese with the Grant j motor sales company. Sioux Falls declared the Mitchell show was a tie Mendouse Success. A Why he said a a you be the Only live commercial club in the state Ami an automobile dealers association that is up and doing. The two organizations help but stage a Classy la. D. Leavitt. Sioux City Here with a 1�?~eerless find Durant exhibit Declar of it was the a Best Little show lie had seen this season. C. D. Wilson with the same company was of the same opinion. Tonight the big show will there will be another special concert at 8 p. In. The doors of tim building will be closed and then i ricin relatively Lav one striking fact brought out by the show is the comparative Low Price of cars this season. One or i two years ago automobiles general High priced. To there has been a remarkable re Sevak members Hou i i St discussion of Bill passed last month by House end. Hand big. Will follow the general and final checking up. By morning it is expected that the majority of the exhibits will have been torn Down and the most of the cars taken away. All unusual feature an unusual feature of the Mitchell show according to or. Freese who has attended Mere than two dozen similar expositions Over the country. The fact that at the Mitchell show was a Ford exhibit. A its the on in show in be seen this year where the local Ford dealer was enterprising enough to show his ears or. Freese said. ,. Officers of the dealers association is there connection with a Small Eastern Road. Pennsylvania. In a i n to i n e d. By associated press leased wire St. Louis. Mo., april 22�?apparently ending its flood rampage of Spring the Mississippi River today was reported falling gradually from St. Louis to Cairo Iii., leaving in its Wake More than 200 Square Miles of inundated farm land Iii Southern Illinois causing a loss of Over $2,000,000 in crops property and live Stock and making approximately persons mostly negroes homeless. Levee Breaks new Orleans. La. April 22.�?a levee on the West Bank of the Mississippi River at Myrtle Grove about 30 Miles South of new Orleans broke today and neighbouring plantations Are being flooded. About sixty feet of the embankment went out and government barges with men and materials were sent from Here to the scene of the break. One death Carrollton 111., april 22�?the first do ath resulting from the flood in i floor. Southern Illinois occurred yesterday afternoon when c. A. Lafevre 38. A Farmer was drowned when he was swept from a Road into the flood Waters of Cache Creek by a team of mules he was attempting to control. A Tripp sheriff testifies in own behalf declares in hearing at Pierre that some one else gave prisoners liquor auction in prices and visitors at the j show went away convinced that More can be obtained for the Money this year than before in the history of i the automobile Industry. As a Mattor of fact Many makes of cars Are Selling for less Money than Ever notwithstanding the Low Price Are carry i ing More improvement and devices of convenience than Ever. Among the exhibits that attracted considerable attention was the Western automotive display of 6-44 Oakland and Kilup mobiles. The j or Coupe was especially j i to limited much comment. 1 the following is a list of automobile dealers who contributed to making the show a Success and who Dis j j played cars at the exposition the Vav. In Scherz Auto company. Mitchell and j i the Wilson Barber motor company. Sioux Falls displaying the Keo. Which j features an All aluminium body this season the Sioux City motor sales company allowing the Durant and j a Peerless the in Jorgenson Auto com i pan Mitchell showing the Hudson \ and Essex Grant motor Hales co., Sioux Kalls the Grant i. J. Noble ant. Sales go., the Oldsmobile the. 1 j j. Miller motor co., a new Mittli Ell edit pm. Tim Maxwell Nad 1 Ham Biers Overland Bauer go., showing1 the Overland and the v , the Mitchell motor the Chevrolet i and Packard the Knapp Brown Eon a pan. Sioux Falls tile Nash a. E. Bowring. The Dodge Brothers weeks manufacturing company Milwaukee. 1 wis. Showing the super Carburettor inn a Patent condenser the Vav. B. 1 Flurkey go., automobile painting the i United sales go., Ford Auto fender j and anti rattlers Gentral Auto and Supply go., the Buick Rozum motor go., the Ford and Fordson tractor Pioneer garage the Wisconsin tractor Western automotive com Pany. The Oakland and Hup Mobil i the Power City motor go., and d j. I Noble showing the Cadillac the Overland Bailer company showing the Willy farm lighting Plant and the Western Light and Power company. I showing the Western electric farm i Ling tag Plant. Washington. I. It. April 22.�? republicans of the Senate finance were j to hold their first conference today on the Soldier s Bonus Bill passed last month by tile House. Chairman my i Cumber said there would be a general i discussion on the whole subject adding it was too Early to undertake to say what form the Bill finally would take. The North Dakota senator made known his opposition to the plan suggested recently by some Republican 1 senators of attaching the Bonus Bill 1 to the pending Tariff measure. Before there is a conclusion representatives of the american legion will to called in. A i do not think that under circumstances tire Bill will provide for any additional taxes. A declared chairman Mccumber. The chair Man said Thoro had not been of i Fiji ont discussion to make any fore cast As to whether the original Cash Bonus feature would Boro stored. To added however that it i might to that provisions would be made for paying Cash to men entitled to not More than $100 in adjusted service pay. The House j Bill fixes this figure at $.">0. Senator Mccumber expressed tie opinion that president Harding bad not made up his mind fully to veto any Bonus Bill that did not Speed i really provide for Means of finn be j ing it. Re fill women a meet closes today delegates it on status women legally and in i serially it ten United of Board could not How even free concert on sunday today a decision is not. Of course final in the Case but it came As a distinct Shock to the Board. The members had confidently expected that judge Page would dismiss the temporary injunction and throw the Case out of court. Mccaffree Heads s. D. Secretaries Pierre s. A. April 22�?charles Mccoffree of Sioux Falls was elected president and James s. Brooks of Pierre was chosen Secretary at the annual election of officers it the closing session today of the South Dakota commercial secretaries association. Brookings was elected As the meeting place for next Winter. The Mitchell symphony orchestra will present a free concert to the i Mitchell Public on sunday april 23. I at 4 30 p. In. At the f on rotational Church. This orchestra is a very j creditable organization and the Eon Cert sunday is being Given free of change in order to bring the orchestra be two the Public. Soloists for the afternoon will be mrs. G. In Entsminger. Who will i sing an aria from a the Messiah a with a Trio accompaniment consisting of miss Robinson violinist. Miss Dodd piano and or. Byers cellist. Miss Helen Rose and or. Carl Boyden will give vocal selections and mrs. Maude Kimball Ayne will present a violin number. Besides these selections the orchestra will appear in four or five numbers. Pierre. S. I. April 22.�?the executive hearing of Thomas Coleman sheriff of Tripp county before governor w. Ii. Or master a which an Effort is being made to remove bin from office on charges of drunkenness. Tipping of bootleggers and allowing prisoners in jail to obtain i started Friday afternoon were continued today. 30 wit notes. A number of affidavits were presented charging Coleman with having been drunk on several occasions Roost la having a More or less indefinite Date. There Are about 30 witnesses Here for examination. Sheriff Coleman went on the stand in his own defense Friday. The specific charge that of allowing two men in the jail to get drunk on february is last the witness denied stating that county prisoners were kept in the City jail at that time owing to having no county Bastile. He stated two town marshals Winner had keys to the jail and that it was possible for anyone to go into the fire station in front of the jail and give prisoners liquor. Away on drive he said he was on a 19-mile drive through bad roads on february 17 and did not get Back until about Midnight that he had one of the two prisoners with him to help get his car through the Snow that he noticed the other prisoner was drunk when he returned to Winner. Coleman said he slept All night in the jail. Both the prisoner he had with him and the one left behind were arrested and fined for drunkenness february 18. Coleman admitted having taken a drink in a Friend s basement at Colome while on the trip but said it was a real whiskey and that he Only took about a a Balcony exhibit in the Balcony the following automobile accessory and business firms i were represented Cox and Durkee Mitchell Power co., Turner Creamery Lorraine chocolate go. Fowler electric co. In t in i Auto and machine co. Monk. I lenten Anil Anderson. Sioux it try. I Manhattan Oil and linseed a n 1 Fred Wedehase general motor equipment co. Mitchell hardware go. Farmers Oil co. 8 i a a wins. F. B. Porteus Frank Bobb decorating so Powers music Penney William Dethell Bros. Batteries Mitchell 1 co automotive electric k i hard Battery Art messenger or Oil Radiator co Tyre products i Western automotive co Supply Newman Shinkles Mitchell Taylor welding co i Chine co. Barney Bollock ant j of. E. Bjodstrup wind Gunson Auto co. Can Light and polish. Shop j Ltd a firs of publishing co Wil led Uca Tor Radiator go Battery station a la re City a Shields j or -. Globe Battery Avest Power co., by associated Lee a i canal wire i Baltimore. Md., april 22.�?resolutions embodying in Concrete form the work of the pan american conference of women which will end of Fly Malily today win be brought up in the dosing session this afternoon. The status of women in respect to elective offices appointive offices civil service positions and jury service were take Nup today in the order named and at the close of this discussion there was a general resume of lha Legal methods which have been taken and which arc required to remove disabilities. The delegates to the Confer rare will remain Lierz next week to observe the convention of the National league of women voters and will meet among themselves at intervals for further discussion of the questions dealt with at the pan american conference. In statements setting Forth the results achieved by the pan american conference of women leaders o Fth National league of women voters which called the conference said that obviously the outstanding accomplishment was the spirit of understanding that is developing among the women of till Western hemisphere. Of by associated press leased wire Chicago 111., april 22�?grievances entering about the contract system employed by some railroads in Tho handling of repair work has resulted in a vote for distribution of strike ballots to the �,00.000 members of the railway employees department of the american federation of 1-Abor. This department comprises the. Six Federated shop crafts and Tho switchman s Union of North America. Vote at con vent Ion authorization for the sink ballots was voted at the sixth biennial convention of the department which has been in session Here two weeks and which concluded its sessions today. The vote to Send out ballots was taken yesterday and officer declared that it was a counter move a to an Effort to crush our organization a Elf there is a strike and i feel sure our men will vote solidly for it it will be in protest of the action of railways in ignoring decisions of the United states railway labor said b. M. Jewell Pess Lent of the Railroad employees department. The labor Board has pending several complaints against the contract or farming out system. It Pas Loen expected a decision would be ten Dereu soon after the conclusion of the present wage hearings. wages a the carriers have arbitrarily dared wages in Defiance of Board a said or. Jewell a they have restored the piece work system and resorted to the farming out system which is a Mere subterfuge by which they Dodge labor Board decisions. A a year ago. Our membership was overwhelmingly Iii favor of War in protest against the 12 percent reduction already then announced and Given effect last july. When the Date came. However we Savoured i peace because of assurances Given by the labor Board thai no further wage reductions would be Konoid ered for some time. A but this time. I Arn sure to Issue will come to a showdown 8� far As we Are concerned it is t fight for existence. Ballou out soon or. Jewell said the wording of the strike ballots was not yet d�-1 ter mined but that the question was simple whether to strike or not i to strike. Ii added the ballots i would be sent out soon and that the result of the vote should by known within sixty Days. Or. Jewell charged that the roads Are a dodging the boards rulings a by letting out shops to contractor i who Are not technically within Tho jurisdiction of the labor Boa re. I a a the earners have been getting away with it thus said or. Jewell. A we Are going to find out whether they can continue to do so. A a the Board it must be remembered has no re Al Power to enforce its decisions. It must rely solely upon the influence of Public a there has been a strike for some time on the Western Maryland railway against the farming out of maintenance of Way Coal situation at standstill Large stocks still on him demand Small. And Little change in prices today baseball weather report too 0 402 i Ains 909 body National league of. Louis. Too Pittsburgh. 221 Haines. Bailey and Clemons Smith Morrison and Gooch. Philadelphia. A �00 too forecast i Boston. Ooi too South Dakota generally fair to ring and Menline Marquard. Desc night and sunday warmer tonight Ger and o Neill. Rotter Welt nor. Ion sunday. Now Vork. 102 too 0 weekly forecast Brooklyn too too 0 Washington d. A. April 22.�? i Ryan Shea and Smith grime and Quot weather Outlook for the week begin j Miller. Taylor. At j Ning monday Cincinnati. Region of the great lakes upper Chicago. Mississippi and lower Missouri Val j Luque and Wingo Osborne and o keys generally fair and Normal tem a Farrell Pesature. I xxx a i temperature by the republicans recording thermometer Friday 3 p. In. 63 6 p. In. To 9 p. In. 52 i 2 p. In. 3 maximum m minimum by the Rometer from noon today maximum 71 minimum 26 Al noon la saturday 3 a. In. 39 6 a. In. 33 9 a. In. 49 12 in. 67 3 p. In. 76 76 at 3 p. In. Saturday 33 at 6 a. In. Saturday official government ther noon yesterday to american league Cleveland too too of Detroit too too 20 Uhle and of Neill Oleon. Billette and Bassler. Boston .301 too of Philadelphia. .010 too of Karr and Walters Harri. Moore and Perkins. A Washington. New York. Gleason and Gharrity Schang. Chicago. I St. Louis Acost i Severeid. And Schalk Davis Chicago 111. April22�?th� end of the third week of the National suspension of Coal mining operations finds Large stocks on hand a diminishing demand and stagnant. Markets for All grades at prices practically unchanged As compared with values of april 1. Trade reports Here show practically no demand for Industrial or Domestic Coal except for us in steel plants which require a Quality produced almost entirely in West Virginia and Kentucky Fields. Illinois Fields report approximately 400,000 tons of state production in storage. Trade estimates indicate that the a is still on hand about 52, tons of the 63.000.000 above ground at the beginning of the suspension. Non Union Field production Dur i ing the past three weeks is estimated at about to a million tons. Weekly consumption now is estimated at seven million tons Anthracite production Bas been i completely stopped Kentucky and West Virginia bituminous output of blast Furnace grades to of Short of requirements which has forced several plants to fuel Oil consumption and others to restricted operation. I Kentucky is operating under Union contract while the Vest. \ org n let of i Fields Are the Center of the attack of 1 of till mine workers upon the non unionized mining forces production there restricted but How much is Uncertain. Upon the outcome in this Region those Best informed believe. Depends the ultimate result of the suspension. National Headquarters of the unions report a growing roil of men i out of the pits placing the number now at 680,000. A o a a Cash Reserve rows by associated i no. Day Edaa ire new York City. April 22�?the actual condition of the Clearing House Banks and Trust companies for the too 0 week shows that they hold $8,870.-300 b 270 in excess of in sral requirements and this is an increase of $6,923,810 i from last week. .002 too 0 too 020 i Bush and

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