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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 2, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Fourteen pages the evening Republican vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota saturday August 2, 1924. Allies Oty edition reach agreement fliers mothers Are the proudest in America brings Joy to these parents Mother of capt. Smith even flew with him before the Start not one made protest Harding smother i t question of trip Back to her son in by Nea service they Are the proudest mothers America and Well they May be. The whole country and for that matter other countries too Are singing the praises of their boys. For their sons Are adding a new chapter to history. Their boys Are circling the Globe through the air for Uncle Sam. Anil flow i air Sitf Coit Iii Titti. Fully aware of the dangers their sons would encounter these mothers like the spartan mothers of old sent their boys away last March with smiles on their lips. Smith s Mother flew with him but let these women speak for themselves a i would t have stopped Lowell from flying around the world for anything a says mrs. Jasper g. Smith of los Angeles Mother of lieutenant Lowell Smith who received command of the flight after major j Frederick Martin crashed into an i alaskan Mountain. I d go. Too. If i were a Man. I d i like to by some More. A yes. I flew with him a few weeks before he left. It was in san Diego. A the took me too Miles an hour no i could see what it was like. And of. It was the most inspiring feeling. I now i understand Why Lowell has been so absorbed by flying since the i War. A Lowell was an instructor at Kelly i Fields so Good they kept him there i when others were going to France. I but he finally got overseas. Just after he wrote was selected to head a division flying into Germany the armistice was in los Angeles is mrs. Robert Harding. Whose son John is ranking f a second lieutenant and mechanician on experts report Coolidge after i year stylus is covered up mystery Man Confer ence at London summons germans today Leopold Loeb defense objects Washington politicians and invitation follows Complete to questions about correspondents Are yet Accord on inauguration of original findings baffled by him Dawes plan _ _ witness is assailed faces supreme test to finish next week German delegation is expected to arrive in London by monday stat b s attorney Crowe asks if White did not change his conclusions to Rui at legend of his destiny persists As he silently enters presidential contest. Evening Republican Bureau 3�1 Albee building Washington d. C., aug. 2. Mothers of the american a round the world flyers. Upper left mrs. Robert Harding los Angeles. Center mrs Jasper g. Smith. Los Angeles. Upper rights mrs. Cora Arnold Spokane. Lower left mrs. William m. Wade Cassopolis Mich. Lower right a mrs. Christiana Nelson Sweden. One flier is lost in fog of Atlantic american destroyer finds i n Doland Farmer i loses both legs Iii Binder runaway Watertown s. D., aug. 2.�?die-mounting from the seat of a Binder i to Oil a part of the machinery just j in front of the knives Walter Doe Lieut. Nelson after separation from comrades Itz 24, had both legs nearly sever the new Orleans ship no. 4 of the j flight. A fall his life everything he s done j John always has come to me first a j she declares. Harding asks Mother s advice a when they called him from Mccook Field for the a round the world flight he put it up to me. But i would not decide for him. I never would stand in his Way. And in be never Felt the slightest doubt As to his safety. A flying has changed my boy. Before the War. When he was preparing for an engineering course at Avn Der bilt University in Nashville Tenn he had the smoothest softest skin the reddest Cheeks. Now his face is tanned and As he wrote me the other Day a we re husky like Lumberjacks a but he s still the handsomest boy j Ever saw. Here a a photograph of him with his officer s Cap on. People often mistake it for the picture of the Prince of Wales. % a the expected the trip to be hard. Before they took off in March he said. A if anyone thinks this thing is going to be fun. They re crazy. A it Isnit John s first Long flight. He flew around the rim of the Artic in 1919.�?� Reykjavik Iceland aug. 2.�?- a a lieutenant Erie Nelson flying from the Orkney a to Iceland in the american world flight passed the United states destroyer Reid this afternoon 120 Miles Southeast of homa fjord. Iceland headed for that Island. A United states Cruiser is reported fifty Miles off Horna fjord directing the course of Nelsons plane. Kirkwall Orkney islands. Aug. Map a lieutenant Erie Nelson and j his mechanician lieutenant John Harding jr., in the army air plane new Orleans were believed Here this afternoon to be making a Lone attempt to reach Iceland in the first leg of the american world filers trans Atlantic flight. The attempt of lieutenant Lowell h. Smith the flight commander to Lead the world fliers to Horna fjord Iceland the first scheduled halt on the trip across the Atlantic was frustrated by a heavy fog which Lay in the path of the fliers North of the Orkney s. Lieutenant Smith in de Between the knee and ankle who the horses ran away. The accides j occurred in a Field near Doland. O la Follette Man makes attack on defense Day gov. Blaine of Wisconsin declares it will arouse suspicion abroad a a Chicago Ais. 2 of tack on the credibility of or. William a. White head of the government Hospital for the insane at Washington j Vas made in judge Caverly court by George f. Authier today by Robert e. Crowe state s president Coolidge is completing attorney who Cross examined the fhe Flygt year of Hig presidency of the doctor on his testimony in defense j United states. He is now entering up of Nathan Leopold jr., and Richard on the great experience of his career i As the candidate of his party for attack developed in a. Short president in his own right. A a _ / Al Loeb. The ened half Day session when the prosecutor asked or. White to produce the a original report he had made attorneys for the defense stated flatly by or. Crowe Over objections that came hurriedly from baffling about Coolidge. His Reserve Axton Aye a n r n n r of a a Barrow a n d probably never in the history of the country has a candidate gone before a j the voters concerning whom they it Wasj Tnp. So Little and whom they trusted Cepter the Compromise settlement so completely. There is something Tju i Hiu la Jcj ii ski i<1 ii aus. A a a Complete program for launching the Dawes reparation settlement plan was agreed upon by the inter Allied conference during a half hour plenary session at the foreign office this morning. The Allied premiers and amb gift Dor Kellog took up the technical Points with which the experts had t vainly struggled in two All night so or Sion and after modifications wit premiers Macdonald and Herriot a reached. Prime minister Macdonald this Perring no probing. To pferit5bn"lsfent a to Fife Quot a Mahy a Bassy an invitation to the gel weather forecast Iowa partly Cloudy with probably local thunderstorms in West portion i this afternoon or tonight and in East i portion tonight or sunday warmer j in East portion tonight cooler in i West portion sunday. North Dakota Cloudy and some j what unsettled tonight and sunday cooler in East portion tonight. South Dakota Cloudy and some a what unsettled tonight and sunday j cooler tonight and in East portion j sunday. Forecast for next week Washington d. C., aug. 2.�?weather Outlook for the week beginning monday i under. and Limp xxx Defir j fens 2.�?governor himself a i National de-2_. A n j _Char-1 designed to military move Aken by for tic a Madison wit., aug Blaine today record definitely opposed to Rise Day a september 1 a Terizer the plan a i stimulate a National i j Merit which would be j eign countries As a it j never. Or. Blaines attitude was contained in a communication to major Gener i a1 Harry c. Hale commander of the j sixth army corps area. Chicago by j adjutant general Ralph m. Immel j at the governors direction. The communication of general i Immel to general Hale setting Forth the governors views said in part a it is the opinion of the governor that at a time when All people of i the civilized nations of the world Are. I matter he will say it Well and effectively. Has renown Vernal Lias. W alter Bachrah that the report does not Wear his heart on his sleeve held the defendants insane rather he talks Only when he desires and no than mentally sick. One accounts him a Brilliant conver judge Caverly suggested that since nationalist at his Best the question of insanity was barred j but in the great debate approaching from the present proceedings the re j no candidate has the Mastery of the port might not be competent. Written word possessed by the quiet a but your Honor a expostulated or. Man in the White House. Next to Crowe a if that report shows that j Woodrow Wilson he has the most for $250 a Day this witness has Brilliant literary style of any Man found these boys insane and then for who Ever held his exalted position the same fee now holds them Only this Mastery of his native Tongue is in tally sick i believe your Honor going to be a powerful asset in the will give less weight to his j Campaign. Calvin Coolidge May not another refusal to the report by j be expected to talk indiscriminately the defense caused or. Crowe to say but when he has something to say he was satisfied to a let the rest right and that he can hit out savagely Gress Well knows. Senators Are wincing Over the excoriate on Givert them upon their passage of the Bonus Bill. There was that in the Bonus veto message that made men quiver under its lash. There will Long be debate As to the Wisdom of the presidents course. There will never be any debate As to the courage he exhibited when he vetoed the Bill nor As to the efficient manner in which he acquitted himself in that document. Political friends and political enemies talk about the Coolidge legend that exists in the country. His friends speak of it As something admirable government to Send delegates to conference. The embassy dispatched the inv Tion to Berlin immediately or. M Donald having expressed the that the German delegation might Able to arrive Here monday. A Hughes to advise germans London England aug. 2� the exception of one technical relating to reparation Trsar from Germany the inter Allied Ference late yesterday reached plete agreement on How the plan Sho Iid be made operal the Mission. 1from n expected t to arrive before Jet Ondov Ancl possibly tuesday for is an Utpatel that or. Stresemann gordian foreign minister will delay it departure until he has had an Opportunity to talk with Cherie e. Hughes american Secretary of stats. Although the delegates to Tbs conference Are worn out by reason 3f the Long hours they have worked during the last few Days they do not begrudge the germans an extra Day for High authorities Here believe Mchughes will give the germans words of advice about the attitude they should take when they appear at the conference table to disc less tie methods of Jfe tit ,. M a i enc has adopted for inauguration and Rue. His enemies deride it. But of 3 new reparation Era. 6 j a authorities Here express the Pellet Tures As recorded by the official gov Ca it a i eminent thermometer from 7 a. In. And lieutenant Leigh Wade. In the Souri valleys generally fair first half demanding a reduction in armaments i except possibly local showers monday. I both on land and sea. It is in advis local showers probably after Middle Able for the american government of the week temperatures near nor through propaganda and Demontra Mal. Tion to stimulate a National military local temperatures movement. While it is True that the maximum and minimum tempera j sole purpose of the demonstration is or. William a White a it i with Guam. Who was the Aret of the corps of defense alienist to be acknowledge its existence. He is fun Damn ital after All the outstanding characteristics about Calvin Coolidge Are his courage and his honesty. There is something fundamental about the Man he May or May not he Brilliant. But he has certain Well founded and a Well grounded opinions. A certain Basic philosophy which he applies Tood which will make him always Safe. The May be common place at times he i May never Rise to great Heights Al though that is Uncertain but he will i never sink to Depths either of moral j obliquity or of p o i i t i Ca ii a president Coolidge is not an impressive looking Man. He does not called to the stand in the trial of j Tower physically nor does he give the Nathan f. Leopold jr., and Richard t outward impression of great Intel Loeb. Slayers of Robert Franks j Lect Al forces. A Small Man and spare. States attorney Robert e. Crowe. J with Reddish hair with Sharp features immediately opposed his right Toland a nasal intonation that bespeaks yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 80. Minimum 66. At 8 a. In. 72. Precipitation .40 inches. Of. Watertown Boston were trapped by the fog when Only sixty Miles away from Here after a late Start this morning and were forced to turn about and return to their base in Honton Bay. London. Eng., aug. 2.�? Aoa a Mes a to visage to the press association from in Spokane. Or. Cora l. Air Kwh ii this afternoon said Lieut a is aah 3sst�, in ant Nelson was returning there. P. Arnold another one of the punts. In Board the Cruiser Richmond a a in a not at All worried about aug 2 _ a the american destroy a slip a she says. In All the time he erred stationed Midway Between has been flying he has had Only one the Faroe islands and Iceland report Accident. And that was t serious. Go to log afternoon that lieutenant a that was in Memphis when he Eric Nelson in the new Orleans was.0?5�?T was forced to make a Landing on top passing. Over headed for Horna fjord Huron loud. Of a Henhouse. But he escaped Iceland without a scratch. On Board Cruiser Richmond aug. Letters almost daily from Wade 2.�?op a the United states destroyer a Leslie was an instructor in the air bin Giey on station off the Faroe service both in this country and in isiand8j reported at 12 50 of clock this France during the War. Me is a afternoon that the army ship new Princeton graduate. Before going in Orleans with lieutenant Erie Nelson to the aviation service he was a and lieutenant John Harding jr., was draughtsman in the submarine div flying Over the Faroe station heading _ for Lee and. _ near Cassopolis �?�5llcfi., tvs Orkney islands William m. Wade. Mother of lieu Kirkwall aug. 2.�?up a the Amer tenant Leigh Wade. Like the can army airmen on their world mothers of the other flyers she is flight struck a heavy fog off the North confident he will return safely. Coast of the Orkney after setting out lieutenant Wade has been Home from Here for Iceland Early today and Only for a visit of a few hours at a the planes became separated. Lieu time since entering the army his tenant Lowell h. Smith and Lieuten Mother says. A couple times when ant Leigh Wade circled their machines he was stationed at Dayton he flew for some time in a Hunt for Lieuten Back for Brief visits. Ant Erie Nelson in the new Orleans. Mrs. Wade receives almost daily who was apparently in the rear but letters from him. And cards and j not finding him returned to Kirk souvenirs have been mailed from eve j Wall. Ery station at w hich the Yankee air the machines then put Back and men have stopped. I afterwards settled Down in Houton mrs. Christina Nelson Mother of i Bay to await the expected return of Eric Nelson. Liaison of. Lieutenant weather and roads to acquaint american people with a new National defense plan yet it would be interpreted by foreign Powers As the american Layman interprets like demonstrations held in those Bryan denies making Issue Lincoln neb., aug. 2.�?up a governor Bryan a reply to John w. Davis his running mate on the democratic r acc acc 11 r wac thug the Pierre partly Cloudy 70 roads latter a Telegram of approval on fair. Bryan a stand regarding National Sioux Falls Clear. 68 roads wet j defense Day was made Public Here precipitation to 7 a. In. .10 inches. J today by the governor. Mitchell partly Cloudy roads j the Nebraska vice presidential nominee telegraphed or the latter a Telegram a a the matter in question came to me in my official capacity As governor of Nebraska and my position in the matter represents the overwhelming opinion of the people i i represent As governor a says the an a swering Telegram. A i was not Rais testify. I roads Good Lear 64 roads wet. Davis that Vas a very today a baseball Fleer and chief Engineer on the flight lives in Sweden. And mrs. Of. B. Ogden Mother of master sergeant a. Ogden specially commissioned second lieutenant for the flight lives in Woodville. Miss. Pioneer of 1870, a knocked Down by car Dies today a Embries body to be brought Back for interment Watertown Jam Retzleff. Washington. C., aug. 2.�?the body of vice Consul Robert w. In brie. Killed by a native mob at Teheran. Persia we ill be brought to the jolted states by the Cruiser Trenton with appropriate military honors. S. A. Aug. 2.�?wh i the arrangement was made by he who was seriously in state department after the persian National league St. Louis too too ooo�?0 2 2 j Philadelphia too 021 oox�?3 7 i j Sothoron. Sherdel and Gonzales Gamler and Honline i Chicago. 040 Ooi 002�?7 14 3 j Broo Klynoot 300 60x�?9 14 3 Bush. Jacobs and Hartnett Erhardt Decatur Ruether and Taylor. Pittsburgh. Do 240 010�?7 9 3 new York. 020 013 ooo�?6 9 2 j Pfeffer Kremer and Smith Mcquillan Ryan Dean and Snyder. First game Cincinnati too 020 ooo�?2 to 2 Boston too too ooh 5 2 Donohue Cooney and Hargrave Genewich and of Neil. Second game Cincinnati. 190 320 013�?19 24 0 too 010�? 2 la 3 May a sad Hargrave Mcnamara Calls Loeb mentally 111 Richard Loeb was a mentally ill on May 21, 1924, when he and Nathan Leopold jr., kidnapped and murdered Robert Franks it was testified on Cross examination today by or. William a. White. Judge John r. Caverty sustained i Quot objection by Walter Bachrach of defense counsel when Robert s. Crowe states attorney tried to learn whether the expect thought Loeb was insane. Or. William Alanason White defense alienist still was on the stand the laryngeal Quality of a Long line of new England ancestry. He Seldom smiles and when he does he does not do so with enthusiasm. Yet there is about him that which attracts confidences which begets liking and Trust. No Lazy men running. The country has become accustomed to having the White House occupied by men of commanding pre sence and of More than Ordinary eloquence. Perhaps the radio age accounts for the fact that an efficient Man. A Man who Speaks Little and that in an Ordinary tone who never raises his voice and who never seems to get excited has hit the Public fancy. There Are three candidates for the presidency in the Field. No matter at the resumption at 10 10 a. In. R today a session of hearing before \ which is elected the country will have and Gibson. Second game St. Louis. 020 too of Philadelphia. 200 too of Dyer and Nieber gah ring Betts Carlson and Wilson. Ing a Public question or discussing a National Issue As a candidate of a National ticket and sincerely Hope that my duties Here a governor have not embarrassed you or caused you to feel that it is necessary for you to take Public notice of question arising in connection with my official duties As chief executive of the state. However i am very glad to know that the position i have taken As governor is in Accord with your Italy again to make War bread �?1�?wheat is Short judge John r. Caverly to determine the punishment of Nathan Leopold jr., and Richard Loeb for the kidnapping and slaying of Robert Franks. The two hour session of court today promised but Little Progress Robert e. Crowed a states attorney having just begun his Cross examination of or. White u Hon in Impf a Fly a Quot grrr yesterday and that buriness promising to engross the courts attention today. Or. Crowe started with a question a to the witness statement yesterday that Loeb had considered killing members of his family and also Leopold. A what is your authority for this a asked Crowe. A Loeb himself a said the doctor. Doctor White said the Only authority he had for saying that Leopold had considered killing Loeb was a letter written by the former. The states attorney next elicited a president who is not Lazy. There is no harder working Man in the Senate than Robert Lafollette. John w. Davis plays Golf but works hard but no Man Ever occupied the whits House who worked harder than Calvin Coolidge. He is everlastingly at it on a Job which takes the Energy out of the strongest up of trap Ampf president Coolidge played More he would work better by no one knows for Coolidge never plays. He goes out for walks about the City but it is a thinking rather than a rest period. He takes an occasional trip on the presidents private yacht but he always takes a Secretary with him and utilizes these week end excursions to talk things Over with Leopie whom j maker of the he invites and with Odds and ends i _ of business that have been left Over. When he first became president he had a Riding horse and undertook to i ride horse Back for exercise. That has i been abandoned. He does not play that the germans will Bej warned to do nothing in London to obstruct i the conference adjournment Ai which is expected to take place la next week. The magic Wand of arbitration held in the hands of the French Ai waved Over the conference Tab a last two Days has wrought Woi for inter Allied diplomacy. I fences which last week threat break up the Parley appeared. And even among the delegations there Are sex pro Surpri tin task which for Days Aoe med impossible has been a Coom the american delegates off it unofficial observers incl Ali d. Young and James a expressed the opinion that Ference results Are sound Ecol by and financially and to Dawes plan will be put to without loss of any of it effect Ness. Logan the a Peak a maker from All Quarter there highest tribute to the Condl attitude taken by the French Gat Ion. Premier h or riot for arbitrating differ Artie to May arise a carried the or though nearly every Point in Powals he submitted wed it ter noon a been altered to an extent that the in Mier has endangered Hie position at Home or that la be detracted from the Iii forts to bring the conf enc it successful termination to Dawes proposal can be earliest Opportunity to Worth As a remedy for Evirtt per a nomic ills. Throughout this difficult work i americans have played a Tutt ant role. Or. Young has oat in at of Tho his expert advice on the highly to Nical Point of re Dawn Dia it or. Logan has Partl i by during the final seat Foi committee where he wit e called upon to assist in a divergent Anglo French View tonight or. Young Charmel Logan As the a a London or. Rome Italy aug. 2.�?beginning sunday All bakeries in Rome will again bake Wai bread. It will be called a a popular bread and sold at one lire. 20 senti Simi per kilogram. American in gue while the Price of the regular Breed new York 0 will be raised to 2 lire per kilogram. St. Louis .3 the incense in the Price of wheat Shawkey and Schang Davis Van is responsible. / a Gilder and Severeid. At a meeting to discuss the subject Philadelphia 043 Oil at the City Hall it was made known Cleveland .200 too i that the seasons crops will be very Baumgartner and Perkins Shaute poor. Matevier and l. Sewell. I it is foreseen that Italy will have Washington .200 000to import 30.000.000 quintals of that or. White had hot applied the Olf a .3u5t la a Hrdy i usual Testate Leopold and Loeb. I a Ontl. He la the Ean vault. A j having depended for thin aspect of than whom there Quot no better in the Case upon a report by or. William Healy who la to follow him on the stand. I for a Long race. But even his Hardy Constitution is beginning to Bend under the burdens of his great office and at times there is a look of weariness in his face. The recent death of his youngest son Calvin jr., ha3 added to this appearance of fatigue but the possesses wonderful resiliency and comes Back in Good form after Bis week end excursions Down the Beautiful Potomac. Beginning of Coolidge legend the so called Coolidge legend started during the Boston police strike. There Are those who say that Coolidge should deserve no credit that he was forced into his position in of settlers rates Are announced for this state j a v of near he farm three Miles government bad agreed to pay All Deli 104 wheal x a Northwest of Hayti a few Days ago expenses of the voyage of the Amer j Mogridge Speece and Ruel Hollo-1 pounds. Of lean War vessel from that country j Way and Woodall. J 0 in this country since 1909, 213 of to Washington. J Boston too 030 0 Pipestone minh., aug. 2.�?a Settle 345 cases of botulism sometimes the Trenton now is at Napi h and Chicago too too 0 vere electrical storm swept this i Krown As a sausage poisoning a have swill proceed to Bushfire. Per Gulf Murray and of Neil Robertaon i Finity this morning but no damage wan fatal la tim to arrive on August a Lyons and Crouse. Was reported. Some rain fall. Chicago aug. 2.�?extension of the reduced rate round trip ticket Selling plan of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad to Points in British flier has Accident la quintal is about 220 i North Dakota South Dakota and at he took it timidly. The to u to of from the the. 1 a Kab t aboard United states c Cutter Algonquin. Betwee. Altu islands aug. 2 Stuart a. Maclaren a the world met with Nikolski Komandur but no one was y message from trawler Thiep made from Wes Kolski today if j ski is on Bering j major Mac i Kamchatka a Kamchatka it pria the lean time. A cd i no Montana and Washington was an the matter is that by prese ving his bounced today by officials of the _ own counsel he did no advertise roa<3 what he intended to do. But the fact round trip tickets at about one remains that he did it. It is also a Way fare will be offered every us a Day from Aurum in continued on Page bight one telling of the first will in the snags was the will of who bequeathed Cand Chyrchel

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