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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - April 23, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather rain or Snow the evening Republican fourth edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Tuesday april 23, 1929 Fen pages number 171 War to raise feminine wages poor officers must get out Trade league meets in May to Lay plans to determine if education l legislation or organization needed study compensation Washington d. a april 22�?�? a determined Campaign to bring about increases in wages of women in Industry is to be considered at the convention of the National women s Trade Union league in Washington May 6-11. Women leaders in the nations Industrial life both workers and those who give their time to the j movement As an act of service will i relate their views on Why women a i wages Are at present Levels and what May be done to raise the Standard of compensation. They will determine whether education. Organization or legislation is in proper Means to bring about a general increase. Mrs. Raymond Robins of Chicago and Florida for Many years president of the league and now honorary president will be Active in the gathering. She Long has been a leading spirit in the women s labor movement and has sacrificed personal Comfort to fight for better conditions for working women. For several years she lived in a j Chicago tenement House studying i women s problems. Her husband 1 col. Raymond Robins who has done much along sociological and philanthropic lines also will speak something interesting May be looked for from Matilda Lindsay of Washington a member of the executive Board of the league. She Long has been identified with the cause orking women. For nine years she was employed by the government Bureau of printing and engraving. She has been assistant director of the Bryn mawr summer school for women workers. Miss Rose Schneiderman of new \ Ork. A Cap maker by Trade is president of the league. As organizer for her Union and for the new York Hoover says whole country to fee Force of presidents fight against crime Tariff c alled Trump Cardon Western bloc prohibition scared Cal out of presidency s/1 is hot Springs Man who served Coolidge As guide in Hills on fishing i rips declares former president wanted to avoid a a showdown crisis debenture to be test vote in the Senate Sioux City la., april 23.�?ut�? f Coolidge remarked that he would a in july 1927. President Calvin Cool not. Seek reelection because he was q in Rry Inmom pfc Ridge is sad to have told members i cogent that a crisis would develop t Sullivan remembers my pvn tinn that pm which he did not wish to be in Watson floor Leader gives master move which Calls for lower schedules asks states to Aid debenture to fail of his Black Hills expedition that i solved As president of the United he would not seek reelection be j states. He said that he believed i cause he was certain that within hat the crisis would bring about i the next four years a National j either a Complete break Down of i crisis would arise that would bring j our prohibition system or else up fight for Relief plan of Grange by James l. West i by Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., april 23�? it Washington d a. April 2j�?the a president Hoover has reached out i controversy about farm Relief need and swept state and local As Well As not obscure the i Lunation. Hardly Federal enactments into the already Broad Compass of his Law enforcement Campaign. In doing so he has stated that the enforcement of those any legislative situation was even More Clear. Tho lower House will pass its farm Relief oui. Which is the orthodox and accepted Laws concerning the president of everybody in the lower House who Bac a mrs Raymond Robins a right Chicago miss Rose Schneiderman heft new York. And miss Matilda Lindsay of Washington and Bryn mawr. Pa., will take Active part in the National women s Trade Union league movement to increase women s wages. Reparation meet Jarms agreement ends in failure the United states both As a citizen and As one upon whom rests the primary responsibility of leadership for the establishment of standards of Law enforcement in the nation. In employing this language in his address yesterday at the annual luncheon of the associated press in new York City. Hoover made it Clear that one of his purposes is to give assistance to crime commissions in the several states which Long have been studying methods of reducing crime through improvement of both the judicial and enforcement systems. States must help too to this extent at least he went further than he did in his inaugural address tile keynote of which was Law enforcement. His belief is that the states themselves can assist materially in the general movement for suppression of the crime wave which is giving him More concern than any other problem before the country. His Appeal to the conscience of America for Law Observance has been accompanied by a statement of the purpose of the administration to strengthen its Law enforcement agencies by steady pressure exerted Day by Day with a constant if Undra Matic persistence. This is for farm Relief at All is for this Bill. Congressman Dickinson of Iowa a was close enough to literal accuracy when he said thus Bill has a practically unanimous consent All along the some who favor the Bill May have mental reservations but this Bill conforms to the program for farm Relief that won out in the presidential Campaign last year. This Bill will be passed by the House probably by thursday and probably by an overwhelming majority. Meantime there is in the Senate another Bill the one with the debenture plan. It cannot yet be called the Senate Bill because it is by a a showdown a on the prohibition would occasion such drastic a tight bows to or. Hoover Issue in which he did not wish to ening up of it that it would be an be involved As president of the unpleasant situation either Way for Washington. cd april 23�? 4 a United states. \ the president. A few weeks later. An actual Start on the consideration c. J. A a Spike Kelley hot Springs i on August 2. 1927. Or. Coolidge of farm Relief legislation was made s. D., who served As one of the then gave out his formal statement by Senate today. Shortly after guides for the Coolidge party in the Jot a i do not choose to run a without 1 darted. Chairman Mcnary or its Black Hills in an exclusive inter i any explanation or embellish 1 agriculture committee declared trat View Here today in the Sioux City mends. A journal. Described the incident i Kelley declared that he was one one. Relative to the former presidents i of the party at the time comment on the possibility of a president Coolidge made his com Mnira stoked of the prohibition crisis. Intent about a prohibition crisis and j measures which contain so Richer we were on a fishing trip. Kel Kelley said. Oth a prides and the j so strenuous Obi i ejected to by Hoover a few hours if Congress sent a measure to the White House containing the Export former debenture plan it would receive a pits Donial veto. Ley said a Early in july of 1927 and j White House staff of secret service during the casual conversation or. I men also were present. Mccount a books new flood peril found regular in three states state auditor Dunn and rain in watershed North accountant report by of Quincy ill., May Grything Okay Send Rivers out Yankton. S. D., april 23.�?i Quincy. 111., april 23�? up a Possi state officers completed their ability of rain in the watersheds of alter a formal report on the Bill had been submitted to the Senate. A would be Yam a a it would be vain to Send this Bill to the president with the debenture plan in Mcnary said. Quot i feel certain he would disapprove immediately after Mcnary finished a defense of the debenture plan was undertaken by senator Caraway of Arkansas one of Tho democratic members of the Senate agriculture committee who took a leading part in writing the promo checkup today of affairs in the of. North of Here held the greatest no Means certain a majority of the fice 0 Jesse d Mccoun Yankton potential danger today for to arty i sat he new farm Relief hoi Senate will vote for it. On the 1 1 delegations has been appointed to j eau of Natins toward the enforcement of All Law. They go from there after their j nation is planned to determine if door however is not Gibson proposal regarded finally closed to fur As great Advance in sea Tuer debt negotiations problem Soli Tion Paris France. April 23�?op a re a Geneva Switzerland april 23.�? paragons experts of seven nations 60�?in the Light of their Nuques in an official communique issued toned background of Compromise. There was growing Fop Ligi Chi Nevis women s Trade Union league she shortly after noon today announce today that american disarmament has been a Leader in the movement heir Xii fire to reach an agreement1 proposals broached yesterday by in conditions Ltd a Dement of what Germany ambassador hash l. Gibson might Law foils son avenging father Davenport okla. April 23.�?up a a Young Bill Tilgham who escaped from the Tennessee Penitentiary a month ago to avenge the slaying of his father. Bill Tilgham famous Frontier peace officer was on his Way Back to prison today his quest lost by a scant fifteen minutes. Young Tilgham. Well known Here was arrested by Marvin Roberts. Chief of police a Quarter of an hour before Wylie Lynn a former Federal prohibition officer who shot and killed his father at Cromwell okla., five years ago. Arrived on a bus. He had heard Wynn was a passenger on the bus and was waiting for him with two guns. A the Man who shot my father was on that stage that arrived a de the Bill of the Republican major contrary. It decidedly cannot be Call Ity in the Senate because fully four fifths of the Republican senators oppose it. Has Western support this debenture plan is initiated by a Small majority of about eight Western Republican senators and is supported by Many Southern democratic senators because the Bill gives the exported Cotton a Bounty of two cents a Pound. It is opposed by some Eastern and Northern democrats. In this cleavage running across party lines the Senate Bill with its debenture plan May Mccoun disappeared the night of april 5 during a business trip to Vermillion and was found on april there were two things in Mav do do a urn statement which has attracted la a i or. Full Allwei More than passing interest in Poilu ii us Lotical Washington one was the declaration for the weeding out of All incapable and negligent officers no matter what their status. This process already has been started in the Case of District attorneys and there is conjecture As to the extent j by the House. Of changes that May be made Over the country. Would awaken moral sense the other was the Promise of owes to the allies. Have mane possible a disarmament he most rigid a special committee composed of agreement Between the 6reat Nava Ord for official appointment in the p. J. V. J nations. To Hon re entire Law enforcement machinery plan Are certain to be beaten. The i forehead and also of neck the chiefs of the various National pro Fri continued rom but also a Check of their attitude question then will be where will shoulder pains. A physical a a the ten reasons the president county auditor and also of the of-1 Illinois. Iowa and Missouri Low i a have for 0pposjng he plan carafes of county treasurer which my lands after prospects of a decline i Way said a Are the same advocated Conn held prior to the first of this in the Mississippi River yesterday j by individuals and in Tho pres that year and reported everything Reg had brought Hope that the levees i desires to fatten off sweat and ular might withstand the highest Waters i blood of in 78 years. I rain today in the opinion of Veteran observers would mean that 15, in Topeka. Kansas apparently every levee in this Region. From a victim of amnesia. State Audi Keokuk Iowa to Louisiana. Motor win. M. Dunn and Frank t. Would be in imminent danger. Porter an accountant from his of j situation grows serious fire. Made the checkup of Mccount a j a Rise of another foot Here would Branch of Congress fice made the checkup of Mccoun s Rob Abl Send the River through ors fortified by the expressed oppo his affairs regular in every respect. Over and the dikes in this Vicinity sit Ion of president Hoover to the they will leave for Pierre Tom or was predicted. The water reach a proposal. Senator Watson of in Row. Their findings bore out the de 21.5 feet on the Quincy gauge j Diana has made known that at the by Raymond z. Henle Washington. In. April 23.�? up a Republican leaders in the Senate have decided to make the vote on the Export debenture plan a test of administration strength in that or May not command a majority of general belief among Mccount Sas Hast Niht South Quincy lat the Senate. I Socrates Here that no explanation j night faced its most serious Situa if the debenture plan should pass of his disappearance april 5 would on since the High water began in the Senate there will then be a be found in his official affairs. March a hoi developed in the tug of War Between Senate and Mccoun is under a doctors care j levee and workmen were Kent Busy House. The tug of War will be won at his Home Here his mind ap-1 a night to prevent a break it is the House 1 patently still a Blank on events because has More Confidence in the Good connected with his disappearance Faith and practicability of its Bill j and hazy on other happenings both and because the House in a Broad before and since. Rest and treat sense has a Stifler morale than the Senate. In Short the senatorial initiators and supporters of the debenture intent Are to be Given him in the Hope that his mind will Clear. For several Days Mccoun has complained of Sharp pains in the and exam estimated that there Are Apo Roxi draft a report surveying the work is seeking a possible basis for which has been done and notifying a future International disarmament the governments concerned of fail conference. The a Ais were be ure to reach an Accord on the Fig sieved to embody the Cults of to g uses of a settlement. Months of study by american a a Tauau Owai Bot a a a a Fot he i a some observers explaining then Reg ovations. Likened the project to proposals of which of course includes the eighteenth amendment. It is evident that Hoover has set himself the task of conducting a Campaign to awaken the moral sense of the people on the whole subject of Law enforcement so As to enlist Public understanding end Tho Why ebb u Quot Root. Quot which Are believed to Public support for the work which the communique said that we i Nave paved the Way for american i pjs rational commission is to undertake tile president has been giving the sub committee was drafting the Adjie rence 0 world court. Amor report to the various governments objections l0 certain forms of other members of the delegations advisory opinions were removed with would work to see it agreement tentative agreement to handle each could not finally be reached where Caso on its own merits. So does the they had failed before. Observers Washington warship formula i regarded this As the Slimmest of solve handling each specific War Hopes. However. I ship on its unit characteristics. The communique indicated in offer proportion Index Venn in Fri rec in animus decision to appoint the various factors besides tonnage 5, null Ujj in study to the personnel of this com in phase Ong wonn put it. Mission for but it probably and then Stop the program on the Mission Wall be some time before he finally settles upon the men who will b selected. Few minutes after von picked me subcommittee to draw up a final enter into the formula and any one cd Ood in Arkansas Una he told Marvin Roberts chief report. Of them May bring a variation on Idi of no lire a i thought Ner hads i d top communique said a the com a the indexing according to tonnage. Snow Lake. Ark. April 23�?ut�? i hoc room Ivha Fuir in Toneo it tint Ivan to to Len oho 111 Phil Tomppy him Mittee on reparations has received a thus. For instance it would not in Pirerr Milf foam known As one and ordered to be filed the report of necessarily hold that a 6.000 ton of he most 7e"peace officers of i the sub committee of last week Cruiser would be 60 per cent As a Mem wild is to and Quot inert i that of lord Revelstoke. Stating Dent Quot As a 10.000 ton Cruiser. Dif m an altercation Wuth Lynn Lynn that an agreement on figures with Terence in age gun election etc., for he a Lay a but was the German delegation had not been j probably would give it a rating of Mew of Yip an Ratti f 1 Cirod upon the appointment of a Ivie at Al a i i i to be charged with is expected hourly the work of outlining the chief Mexico City. April 23-</p>-news in pm Norph inn Rev Firlan in Ini my web Billie mans orig the chiefs of each National nearer 5.000 tons. The relative value of such Char Sion thereupon has unanimously de Jact Ristics As age displacement #. 1 finn nil to acquitted when he pleaded self de reached. Jar spa the committee in plenary ses _ i Cinn has Manimoi Isle do. The vessel and gun calibre will have to be determined As yet by agreement among experts of the Powers although the american delegates have already worked out what is believed May be a fair Index of pro group were designated to act j a hypothetical such a committee. While this work 1 is proceeding on Points already was expected hourly today on Ini tial clashes near Mariaca. Sonora Between the principal rebel army entrenched there and advancing Federal forces of general Plutarco Elias Calles. Last reports from general Tala mantes commanding 2.000 Federal cavalry several Miles in front of infantry and the main army said he had advanced cautiously As far As Luis. 12 Miles South of Mariaca but had found no enemy. He was advised to be careful of ambush and not to move too far a head of the main army lest the 6.000 or 7.000 rebels at Mariaca and san Antonio Cut his Force to pieces before reinforcements arrive. Moving of the principal Federal column containing More than 8.000 men with artillery and baggage was proving slow work. With further trouble on the newly constructed Bridge Over the Rio Fuerte. North of san Blas Smola causing some delay. With the outposts of the two armies so close to each other however. Long delay in initiating the clash in which general Calles Hopes to repeat his devastating Victory Over the army of the North at la Reforma chihuahuas was not believed probable. Elinor after new Solo flight Mark Roosevelt Field. N. A. Aril 23�? spa seeking a new Solo endurance flight record for women. Miss Elinor Smith 17 year old tier took to the air in a Cabin monoplane at 11 40 44 a. In. Today. The record is now held by miss Louise Mcphetridge of California. 22 hours 3 minutes and 12 seconds. Miss Smith s plane carried 29 Gallons of gasoline enough for thirty hours under Normal flying conditions. Weather conditions were considered excellent. Boston Man head in j consideration of the project one Point to be agreed upon Par agreed upon it is anticipated that j titular by with England is the per efforts by All groups alike will be cent age of estimated Power to be continued in order to arrive at an accorded six Inch gun cruisers which agreement upon Points whereupon eng and considers especially adapt the Accord has not been reached. to the needs of the Empire. It to is expected that this general was believed Here that the Ameri procedure will result in a saving can proposals would give England of time and by the area of agree j greater actual tonnage and More ment Advance the work of the com boats than americans had but that Mittee. The next plenary session american tonnage would have an will be convened in due course at equivalent or proportional equiv the Call of the the sub committee began its work immediately. Weather forecast it by the associated press a efficiency or fighting Lent in strength. Applicable to France this for instance would work out in the great number of american 10.000 ton cruisers which the United states considers especially suited to its Long distance communications such As Between the West coast and More than 5.000 persons in Phil lips and Desha counties were homeless today and at least 14.000 acres of Rich farming Lar is were inundated the result of a Brak in the Laconia Circle levee and High water around the main Mississippi River levee at Knowlton s Landing. High water from the White River banked against the circular Dike for several weeks yesterday forced a Gaj in the Vevee More than 200 feet wide. Residents after receiving warnings by the phone and farm Bells gathered part of their belongings and hurried to safety. No loss of life was reported. All livestock w As saved. The crushing Waters today had f inundated Snow Lake. Water in some places being nearly 15 feet deep. There r no levee Protection for the Whit River and the Region around it had been under water for several weeks. Tiv refugees have been housed in Box ears and on a string of Flat cars belonging to the Missouri Pacific Railroad. At Knowlton a Landing engineers with a Force of r>00 labourers today believed they had won their fight to prevent a break in the levee there. O mately a million dollars Worth of Hemps Anc improved farm buildings in the District which is one of the most Fertile in the endangered Section. National guardsmen remained on patrol duty there. Concern was still Felt today for the Gregory District North of Canton. Mo., which was partly flooded sunday night. Hones that the Crest had been reached were based on reports from Burlington. Iowa. Keokuk and other Points to the North that the River had either remained stationary or dropped and that the Skunk. Cedar. Iowa and Des Moines Rivers had fallen sin a sunday. When they overflowed their Banks. Fabius rises again the Fabius River Rose yesterday son and Robert Hitchcock of the i but no Especial concern was Felt air plane Kookaburra lost in the since this Stream was the one Tariff contemplates in chances Talmi desert. Australia in search which broke through in Marion downward or very few of the South Lorn Cross both were county. Mo., last saturday and its dead. Damage has already been done. Observers flying As near to the i the present flood is the most Kookaburra As they might and j menacing that has swept this Sec failing to find a place to land As Tion in three quarters of a Century initiate a Broad movement Tor tar i pertained the body under the Wing j not since 1851 when the Gre Ltd flood Iff revision downward in the Nast of plane Vas that Anderson of that year sent the River to 22.5 they have said they would they nearby they sported there was a j feet. Has the level risen so High or have always threatened that unless Moun Ltd rain the. Indicating that i remained High for so Long. The East would concede what Thev perhaps Hitchcock had died and demanded on farm Relief Thev i Anderson had buried him before he himself expired. The two men were missing for nearly a fortnight after starting Cut to seek the Southern Cross which in the meantime was found by others. Of defeat will they a take it out on j he suffered possible internal injury i the protective Tariff on Man fac when his car went Over the Verniers the Tariff just now is in million River Bank West of Vermil the background and will remain i lion on april 5. There until after the fight on farm of Relief comes to a determination. But i Rui Pup if even though the Tariff sleeps there is potential dynamite in it fliers both dead the Btu. A a i London. Eng. April 23�? ply the Tariff i a to Mato j e daily express today said it was mainly Buntard. Quot the fewer Thea bet to Lieut to lieutenant Keith and Ltd Quot j As speaker Longworth put it. Tariff a inv the question that invites speculation is whether the Western senators. After being Defeated on their debenture plan of farm Relief will would then attack the East on the protective Tariff on manufactures. Whether that threat was a strategic Bluff or was something More substantial will soon b3 known. The Mcintosh move a Little Over fifteen months ago. When the Western senators were grand jury probes making a drive for their then plan. Nov a rt11 of farm Relief the equalization fee Aurora dry death Thev put their Tariff into Concrete Aurora 111., april 23.�? up a a form. On of them. Mcmast a of South Dakota introduced a Senate Resolution which read a resolved that Many of the rates in Tho existing Tariff Are excessive and that the Senate favors an in Gran i jury began investigating today the killing of mrs. Lillian de King during a recent dry raid on her Home Here. States attorney George d. Carberry was to offer the testimony of a Wiota _ jul 11 v Vav in i Ici Luc toll la Lull v i rates Estah chime a of such j the 21 persons for whom he had rates. Establishing a closer parity i Ned Suh novenas Between agriculture and Industry a i act slidp0rnas-, evidence in charge of Carbary i was to be presented against two of that Resolution in those words sed on january 16th i has ads Deputy sheriff Roy Smith last year by a vote of 54 to 34 nothing further was done because who shot mrs. King and eur the Senate whether on account of i ene Boyd Fairchild dry invest Isa the threat or not. Fell in line and for a a a p Fil up Al Walf. No muted passed the equalization fee. Which was the form of farm Relief the Western senators were then demanding. In the fight on the Resolution senator Shortridge of California Tor whose false affidavit prompted the raid. The latter was freed of a perjury charge through a Legal technicality. O South Dakota probably rain to the Pimp Kwesi Guan and the pan night and wednesday possibly 1 1 changing to Snow cooler wednesday and in West portion late tonight fresh to possibly Strong shifting winds becoming northerly. Minnesota mostly unsettled to in extreme Southeast portion cooler tonight in Northwest portion. North Dakota unsettled tonight and wednesday probably rain or Iff w As considered asap plying is Snow slightly colder tonight cold specially to those two countries or wednesday in Southeast portion. Prance. For instance would like an Nebraska probably rain tonight unusual number of submarines to and wednesday possibly changing protect its two coasts. To Snow in West portion colder a wednesday and in Northwest portion tonight fresh to Strong shifting winds becoming northerly. Iowa unsettled probably showers and Light Thunder storms tonight and wednesday in West portion and. Beginning Knight or wednesday. In East slightly warmer in East and South portions cooler wednesday in Northwest and South Central portions. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official Carlton s contempt a pm tax i the missis Sisoi fir if passed the 14 foot flood stave this year on March 14 suddenly Rose two feet a couple of Days later and had reached the danger stage by St. Patrick a Day. A levee broke in the Indian Graves District March 21, flooding 7.000 acres and another went through the following Day. Inundating More than 12,009 additional acres. The water has not yet receded there and is still in to the second stories of some Homes. Milk corporations buying up plants Washington. A. April 23�?1 a3 a the charge that two Large corporations were buying up All the milk plants in the country was made by representative , Republican. Ohio. Was made in the House today during consideration of the farm Relief Bill. He named the Borden company of new York and the Dairy products company As the two concerns revision. Earliest Opportunity he would give notice As Republican Leader of his the debenture Section voted into intention to ask the elimination of the farm Bill by the agriculture committee. Watson gives up fight the senator decided upon this course after a conference with chairman Mcnary of the committee. At which it was agreed that the administration leaders should use All their influence to obtain the passage of a Bill acceptable to the White House in View of the experience during the last few years in which differences Between the executive and Congress caused farm Relief proposals to come to naught. Senator Watson issued a statement in which he said the friends of the Farmer a must abandon losing Battles or the Farmer never will receive any legislative himself once a staunch supported of the equalization fee of the old my nary Haugen Bill he contended that president hoovers expression of opposition to the debenture proposal a had cleared the air around the farm Bill and that. A under his Able leadership. Congress will quickly enact a farm Relief Bdl based upon the principles expounded in the Republican urge party loyalty administration leaders have been carefully choking Over the Senate roster and Are hopeful that they have ample votes to eliminate the debenture plan. They foresee a coalition of Republican independents with most of tile democratic senators in an attempt to keep the proposal in the Bill but they believe that by putting in the question As one of party loyalty they can hold their lines fairly intact. The leaders consider it certain that the House will reject the debenture plan overwhelmingly. And declared if their plans were successful they could eliminate from the Market Independent Farmers milk companies or Mik Distri Case is continued Sioux Falls. S. a april 23.�?up a the Case against r. P. Carlton. Huron attorney charged with con Ama canal. The scheme too. Was consider Edas particularly applicable to the t tempt of Federal court was problems of France and Italy As tied until Friday after he pleaded vexing in a smaller Way As those of not guilty yesterday., England and the United states. I Lillian Carsten who is held in night and wednesday i Obasi it american acceptance of the idea of the Minnehaha county mail on to showers cooler wednesday transferring an agreed amount of Tor theft charges testified that tonnage from one category of warships to another to meet the particular requirements of that coun Lindy threw mud but not by design Omaha neb., april 23�? up a reports from Washington that colonel Charles Lindbergh deliberately splashed mud on spectators during a recent visit at the capital were branded As falsehoods Here today Carlton came to the jail and tried to influence her not to testify against Henry Lee. Also of Huron her former husband who is charged with violating the Federal prohibition act. Howard Rosenbaum Ani by it Erickson of Union county pleaded not guilty to liquor Law violations. N. Smith of Loomis Burnside Dwight ter of South Dakota to name Quot the i in run off race i Quot a sting concerns operated by Coop Tariff rates that were excessive. My Sioux Falls. S. In. April 23�?0p>�? master recited an alphabetical list i George w. Burnside and t. W. Beginning with aluminium which is Dwight were being voted on for an Industry frequently mentioned i Mavor in a run off election her Toby hostile Senate debaters in con Day. In the regular municipal elec Keetion with Secretary Mellon. Of i Tion a week ago they were the High the fifty four senators who voted i candidates but neither received a for that Resolution ten were West majority. Pm republicans and forty four -�?0---- were democrats. Asks gunners of the fifty four All except eight r Washington. A. April 23.�? up Ane Erino in Southern hokkaido Are still in the Senate. The entire in assistant Secretary Lowman of the vessel Sank so quickly there eight could by deducted and leave j the Treasury announced today the j Jya i 0ljy_me to Senc a single forty six. Which is wit Hin three of resignation of James r. Ingram a so. Is. Two steamers which reach a majority of the Senate. Also temporary Boatswain of the coast dec 1 scene Early this morning Era Tives. Hundred drown in Jap sea disaster Tokyo. Japan april 23�?f>p a More than a Hundred persons were believed drowned when the japanese i Steamer Tomokuni Maru Sank a few asks gunners resignation i minutes after striking rocks off hoovers program gets temporary setback Washington d. C., april 23�?04p�? the carrying out of the five Point legislative program favored by president Hoover for the special session received a set Back at least temporarily today with decision by the Senate immigration committee to postpone indefinitely consideration of a Bill to repeal the National origins provision of the immigration act. Liter repeal or postponement of this Section which under existing Law becomes effective july i a amp a listed along with farm Relief Tariff reapportionment of the House and provisions for the 1930 census As the administrations aim. Reed blocks Nye after the decision of the Senate committee an unsuccessful move was made in the Senate by senator Nye. Republican North Dakota to discharge the committee from Juris diction Over the immigration Bill. Nyers move was blocked by senator Reed. Republican Pennsylvania who favors the immigration act in its present form. The Quick move of the pennsylvanian caught the opponents of the National origin napping a Bare quorum being present. Three republicans Reed. Keyes new Hamp Shire and Hatfield West Virginia and one Democrat Harris of geor a i ii ornate. Also ice Horary Una Iswani it me wast a v a a a 7t Sia Sunner Tori Tho motion some. And possibly All the Succes Ruard sender who used a machine i several hours after the stoking. Pick by a supported the motion. In trying to too an alle2 did it it a 97 persons. Two Hundred and sors of the eight feel the same about the Tariff As their predecessors did. West a Trump card in these figures and in this situation lie the real possibility of a tense and interesting fight in the present Congress. In these figures lie the real Trump card of the Western senators. They May or May rum runner on the Miami River re j0nes Law hits Centy. Had been requested. Baseball scores National league Boston 000-cq, Minato to Aid in the search but it was feared there was Small pics Spect for other survivors. 1928 summer Quot Home not command a majority for their t Brooklyn 000-00 Corn sugar Plant Decatur 111., april 23.�? up a the Coin products Plant of the a. E. Staley manufacturing company has been shut Down temporarily Bey a a w a it an q i i r cause of a Lack of demand for its Urual Ruk Dall product and officers of the com of Federal pens government thermometer from 7 a. Washington. a april 23-Opl m ter Day to 7 a. In. Today a tie department of Justice announced today that Sanford Bates of Boston had been selected As superintendent of Federal prisons culminating three years of Effort on the part of assistant attorney general Willebrandt to make this division one of the a major scientific branches of the insurance Man Heads tammany new York. N. Y., april 23�?<a> a John f. Curry wealthy insurance a ran. Who for Many years has been District Leader on the West Side. Today was elected chieftain of tammany Hall to succeed George it Oiva by. Resigned. Maximum 66 minimum 44 at 7 a. In. Today 46 roads fair precipitation 0 precipitation since january i 4.37 inches precipitation excess since january i .18 inches. Wea Tab and roads seed at approximately $700 i1 from a Little want and which Cost $1.40. Apply a Little mental by the associated press Sioux Falls 49 65 41 .00 Good Huron 46 64 40 .00 Good Aberdeen 40 68 40 .00 fair Watertown 43 61 37 .00 Good Yankton 43 62 46 it Good rapid City 42 64 39 .25 Good Brookings 46 61 35 .00 Good Pierre 46 66 46 to Good by one who was at Bolling Field sold 1,000 bushels of Speltz to Greet the colonel and upon whom some of the mud was splattered. Major Thomas g. Lanphier vice president of the transcontinental air transport company and a Friend of Lindbergh declared the mud splashing Story was Cir arithmetic to that it you curated by people who wished to j i doubts concerning take a rap at the famous flier. Nave and of urls concerning a Lindbergh merely turned his the profit of a double serv plane around to avoid any Chance. I ,1 of Accident when he saw the crowd ice want and. Riund reds or coming toward the plane. He Wasky inf afraid some one would walk into 1 wine or Sec the propeller. Some of the mud splattered on me. I know just How he Felt a said major Lanphier. A once a Young Chap was killed when he walked into the propeller. In. Of my plane and on another Ocea est agricultural districts 111 Sion. A fellow was badly Cut i j i cat Fps u a major Lanphier came Here to be in a United states so it is me with his Mother mrs. Jobs and Spohrer Vance and Deberry. Philadelphia .100-0 new York 000-0 Willoughby and Lerian Benton and Hogan. Other game not scheduled. St. Louis. 00 Chicago. To Sherdel and Smith Blake and Gonzales. Are sold weekly by this Means. This paper has a Large circulation in one of the Rich ill John l. Best possible Way to n Renou 1 Grain. Use the Blank sell debenture plan of farm Relief. The likelihood is they do not. Apparently however they do command a majority or close to one for a immediate revision downward of excessive rates in existing Tariff at least they command close to a majority unless some of them have changed their minds since january 16, last year. Of american league. Toy air a a a r Chicago. .100-093-0 in disorderly rout Cleveland 002-2c0-2 Che Foo Shantung China. April i Adams and Autrey Miller Ano 23�? a3 a marshal Chang Tsung j l sew Ell. Chang his troops routed by nation Alist soldiers left Che Foo for Dairen japanese territory last night after a two months Sway in Shantung province. The nationalist general. Lieu Chen Nien. Who turned a night Superior wis., april 23�? up a Calvin Coolidge a 1928 summer Home is for Sale. The 4.409 acre estate of Henry Clay Pierre and Cedar Island ledge the 1928 summer White House has been put into the hands of a Minneapolis real estate concern. Although the drice is unannounced it is estimated that the land through which runs the Brule River is valued at a million dollars. O Pany said today that orders for Corn sugar had fallen off 25 per cent since the passage of the Jones Law and president hoovers inaugural plea for obedience to Law. A. E. Staley president of the company said production would be resumed probably Friday denying that suspension of operations had been caused by government investigation of the legality of Corn sugar sales to buyers w to might utilize it for liquor making purposes. O Washington .200-000-00 Philadelphia 010-001-00 Headley and Ruel Walberg and Cochrane. New York .001-100 Boston .030-100 50 cents for mayor. Hoopeston 111., april 23.�? up a solons vote repeal with his forma installation last j night or. Fred e. Earel went on this towns payroll As mayor at 50c Der annul. He is the seventeenth mayor to serve at that salary since the City was incorporated. Aldermen receive 25c a year. O Victoria tex., owned Klein built a Concrete swimming Pool of dry enforcement Springfield. 111., april 23�? it pvt the Webe of Grade Bill to repeal state prohibition enforcement Law passed the Illinois House of representatives this afternoon. It Jio cured the exact number of votes necessary for passage and no More. The vote was 77 to 65, it now Pipgras Heimach and Grabowy ski sortie before Ning Haichou sunday j Morris and Heving. Two months later lightning struck i goes to the Senate and should it into a smashing nationalist Victory i Detroit. 32 the Pool splitting it in two. Kleins be passed there it will be subject entered the City with his troops to St. Louis. Of j has rebuilt the Basin and this i first to the governors approval and Day practically without opposition Carroll and Phillips Crowder \ time has covered it with a fire in i then a referendum vote of the peo from the fleeing northerners. Beholder and Manion. Durance policy. Pie

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