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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 8, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota tuesday August 8, 1922 number 264 rain car need forced to Trail 6,000 Miles by red belgian other is compelled to Cross sea again arrival three and a half hours too soon makes Long journey necessary father is in Chicago u right working janitor Railes at i news but expresses i Oye for new country by Alexander Herman new York. Aug. 8 a to cover the tired Varde from the detention m Here to the new York Terry a Ling belgian woman and her eightfold son have been forced to take extra 6000-mile trip to Europe id Back. All because they arrived three and a half hours ahead of schedule. And the immigration authorities could find no Way of cutting the red Tine which barred them to another chapter of sorrow was ded to the tragedy of a Young family which had been rent apart in the aftermath of the War. Vith his business wiped out by v in i Temi Carton left Belgium came a i country and settled in Chicago. He declared his intention of becoming a citizen of the United states his wife came with him. But they y ,1 to leave their boy behind with j relatives. I they worked hard and prospered when the had $2000 in the family Hank account they decided to get their boy. Goo for son mrs Carton went for him. B Hng n indent of this country she knew in could be readmitted Here without trouble but she did t know about the restrictions governing the admittance of her son. She started to. Return in Lune. The belgian immigration nun a for j the fiscal yeat ending june 30 had been filled. Mrs Carton was Advisee to porthole her return until the next sailing. This ship was not due in new x re until i f Tho but the boat was fast and the weather Good so the Mother and boy reached port several hours before. Thev expected the authorities de rid d that the youngster could not be a flow m admitted for the quota filled. But could t they forget arrived three and one half hours too Toon and consider him As a july arrival the Mother argued with officials. Case goes to a Ellington Thev took it up with the immigration inspectors. The Case was carried to h Board of Rex Tew in Kwa i in ton. A month went by. The boy had to go Back. Tape primaries of today Are of big importance Ohio outcome May make Pomerene and oust Cox favorite son of senator Flash National bearing senator. If elected. Will stand olt As 1�24 presidential possibility mrs Rem i Carton and her son. Frank had been that he Swaton death list tripled Gin in ruins famine and plague Stai k in Ware of recent Typhon and flood first night passes quietly when guard enters Joliet shops by associated press leafed wire Hon Kong. Aug. 8 a typhoon stricken swat fun. A mangled and miserable caricature of the port a week ago a dumbly goes about the first ghastly task that Falls to the survivors of the storm burial of the dead. Bodies of Twenty eight thousand have been recovered a death toll that he could i triples former estimates and cuts in return on the same boat and apply j half the former population of the for admission under the new quota native City. These figures were give but he had to go Back. Men in a circular issued by the Swatowy it s hard to be so near and yet chamber of Commerce from its re far a sighed mrs. Carton when she Branch in Hon Kong. Coffins have Beard the final decision. A i can t been hammered Toge re with Lumu and Erst and a Law that makes us tray i Ber salvaged from the wreck of the m thousands of Miles of come Back i City. But these cannot be knocked Toto the same place a Little later. J Gether fast enough to dispose of the a but i suppose that it can t be bodies which Are a sanitary menace helped i m going with my son. I j to the health of the living. Gunny won t let him travel alone. The sacks and mattress Baga have been sooner we go the quicker we re i made into crude shrouds Graves urn a have hurriedly been dug in the Allu re a Vijai bats on which the port was built. Buck t that bodies May be interred As they so she packed up. Took the fastest Arp recovered from the wreckage. Boat at out and expects soon to come survivors Short of Kolt a / Lack. Today she is at sea. Shortage of food May prove an laut if the return trip is delayed other menace British in Hon Kong my Belgium s quota of 313 a month already have sent Sio too for Relief is filled before they reach port again Fig be British Consul at Swaton. Rice they May have to make the trip is being shipped from the. British Cross a third time Colony to the typhoon survivors the on the 28th of last month says Swaton municipality charitable As i Larry r Landis assistant commis Socia Tion has organized a Relief fund a a Oner of immigration Here. There to which subscriptions Are being were Only 2. Belgians admissible be sought benevolent societies in Hong fore the allotment was filled Kong Are uniting in Relief measures so mrs Carton and her son would for the sufferers other cities in vier hurry Back of american is favorite in balloon race t get Honeywell Only flier in in to in Mion Al t on a a Tesis who has not Reim it a Ted j China Are expected to heed the plea of stricken Swaton i bandits making grim capital of the City s disaster Are reported to have raided Homes and robbed pedestrians in the native Section. Ghouls sought to loot the dead but were promptly stopped by native police. City Heap of riling Swaton is a Heap of ruins. The tidal wave which swept the Road along the Harbor while the storm was at its height completed the devastation which fhe storm started. Waterfront buildings crumpled before i the assault of the water lie in tangled a nondescript piles. Tiree steamers caught in the storm were piled onto the Beach. Smaller Craft demolished when they sought shelter in Swaton Harbor add to the tangle on the wat son e a. Switzerland. Aug. 8�? i the Psiris with the tid t in do storms and Snow squalls near bodies Man Nicoma have drifted lout to sea they have been sighted by steamers As far As fifteen Miles polled the International balloon it to that have sighted for the James Gordon Bennel. It and gloom descended upon the on devastated per is lasts when news was received everal Early landings on account and weather some inside Switzer Joliet til. A. 8�?with the exception of a few scattering shots the first night guard ditty for the troops stationed at the Elgin Joliet and Eastern shops passed quietly. The firing was occasioned by the Advance of three men who failed to obey commands to halt. No one was injured. Lieutenant Nelson Morris commander of the four units quartered Here announced today that the situation is Well in hand. Charles Brady is crushed to death by truck Furnace Yin caught under machine near Plankinton a Byck is broken definite plan formed to end soft Coal War i Man chiefs confident new Frog Rayi will be adopted at wednesday Quot i entry Mark Sullivan National political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post Washington. P. Aug 8. Copy i right 1022 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York even ing Post a the next instalment of primaries comes today. Of the four states which hold them those of two. T Arkansas and Alabama affect Mem j hers of the lower House Only. But i the other two. Ohio and Wyoming Are both interesting and important j in fact it would be hard to overstate the potential importance of this Ohio primary it will certainly have a Strong effect on the next presidency one that might turn out to be a determining Factor. The Ohio senator whose term ends is Pom Trene. Pomerene is a candidate for renomination on tuesday. There is another candidate for the nomination but Pomerene will surely win with the republicans there Are several candidates for the nomination to contest the senator ship election with Pomerene in Nover Ber the Republican who is almost sure to win the nomination is Simeon d. Fess. After the primaries and until november 2. There will be a contest Between fess and Pomerene which probably will eclipse in importance any other contest in the country. The chief reason for its particular importance lies in the effect the result will have on the presidential situation in 1324. Pomerene is Strong if Pomerene succeeds in carrying Ohio for the democrats in november he will pretty certainly displace Cox As the favorite son of the Ohio democracy and in the next democratic National convention he would naturally occupy the Strong position that was so favourable to Cox in the last j democratic National convention. Pomerene As a Democrat fulfils perfectly the formula frequently expressed in the words a a Good Safe Man from Ohio which formula has led to the election of six out of the twelve presidents the country has had Jewell explains seniority rights sought by showmen seniority rights Quot Are the stumbling Block to settlement of the railway strike. The men wont return unless their seniority rights Are restored and the railroads refuse to restore them. Why what Are seniority rights a anyway everybody is talking about them but few know what they Are. So the evening Republican through the Nea service asked b m. Jewell president of the railway employ yes department. A. Of of l., to define a a seniority rights for the readers of the evening Republican. Below. Is his answer by b i. Jewell a seniority rights involve principally first the right of the serf it a employee to he the last Laid off in a reduction of forces second. The right of the senior employee to have the first preference Iii selection for vacancies in preferable jobs. The Al ref right is of great pm Jar Tajee. It results in encouraging permanent employment and the building of Homes. The railway employee As a group Are steady workers. They Quot ill average Heth Mon to and 25 years in continuous service. With to it a increasing certainly of permanent employment the longer they remain in the sen ire. Fac a Are encouraged to buy i tomes Ami to establish t Bead veg in Community activities with Assurance of continuous livelihood. To deprive the men of these rights would of Erato so that in the event of reducing Force the railroads would be permitted to discharge the senior employees and to retain men engaged for Only a Short time in trans a or to at Ion service. South Dakota Farmers face latest menace shortage is most serious or recent years it is officially asserted to Appeal to capital Raish. In St. Hall. Says Scarcity w ill of Felt in state in thirty Dyas rail Board is ready to move a in shop strike both executives and unions to i get to discuss h ski. In to proposals by associated in revs leased wire Chicago. 111., aug. 8�?acting upon since i he civil War. And would have provided even More than this strik i plesiant hard Quot is new suggestion ing proportion but for the accidents i tor ending the rail strike the United that brought Arthur and Roosevelt states Railroad labor Board today Cleveland. Of. Aug. So with a def to the office through vice presidency. Stood ready to consider the question invite program for ending the soft Coal it Pomerene. After winning the of the seniority rights sole Reinkin strike ready for consideration Tomor democratic primaries next tuesday 1 ing Barrier to peace in the railways by associated press leased wire Row the joint conference of the Lead wins the election in november he ers of the striking Union miners and in an extremely Strong Post marked time Tion or thai democratic presidential race in if>24. Senator Pomerene Coal operators today awaiting the expected arrival of other i. Operators especially those of Illinois a a a Pillion where the and Indiana. In addition operators i of lightning is reaching out were expected from several other Quot .i1? almost a Fry episode stat i a tonal basis while no sessions of the joint con in a majority Resolution adopted late last night the Board asserted willingness to on the seniority controversy and to re open hearings on the wage and Rule issues originally involved in the strike. A i i tilt univ no a1 via by associated pre leased wire St. Paul minn., aug so the most it serious shortage of cars for the movement of Grain in recent years is threatening in the Northwest and is already being Felt although the Harvest has barely started. This situation was divulged today at a conference held by o. P. B. Jacobson Railroad and warehouse commissioners with representatives from South Dakota and represent fives of the shippers from Minne Apo ills St. Paul and Duluth. Zilist quickly j. W. Raish South Dakota Railroad i commissioner declared that the South Dakota crop is even heavier than in 191s and that indications Are that severe shortage of cars will be Felt in that state in 30 Days unless the interstate Commerce commission inaugurates a program at once to i meet the state s needs commissioner Jacobson declared j that the situation is even More alarming in Minnesota the shortage tor i hauling Grain he pointed out. Has a1 i ready started in this state with one complaint received from the Farmers elevator company at Bigelow. Minn., that the elevator there is crowded to capacity and that the Grain is threatened with damage by heating. O. F Johnson manager of the elevator de a cleared in a communication to or. Jacobson that Long trains of empties i have passed through the station hut Are being sent to the docks to haul i Coal. Need 50,00 1 cars at once the conference estimated that approximately 50,000 cars will be need Jed in the Northwest at once for a. Tato shipment alone. How Many cars will he needed for Grain shipment the committee could not estimate in i til Frank i i of Ian North Dakota Railroad commissioner arrived Here thursday. At that time another conference we ill be held Between the three state commissioners who Wil outline a course of action to insure Aid from the interstate Commerce commission or. Jacobson announced that following the conference thursday one or More of the commit sinners would leave at once for Washington to present the seriousness of the Case to the interstate Commerce commission. Charles Brady manager of the Dakota Furnace works of Mitchell was instantly killed yesterday afternoon when the truck which he was driving. Went Over an eight foot embankment. About six Miles East of Plankinton. Or. Brady As returning Home from Storla about 5 15 p. In where he had been putting in a Furnace and was accompanied by or. West of that Village when the Accident happened. They were travelling South. On a dirt Road and As or. Brads Ferenc were held today there were several informal meetings of both operators and Union officials As word was awaited from Chicago and Indianapolis where operators were expected to determine who could attend the conference Here tomorrow Union hearts optimistic himself Horn in the state which is the Fountain of presidents he has seen the it that his record should make him a Middle of the Road Man. Yon doll is Kendrick voted Down. The Board s offer to hear the seniority question and Render a decision on it came on the heels of president Harding a proposal to rail Harding urges House members to be on jobs president Kays important matters await consideration of Congress. Way executives and the striking shop in Wyoming the other state which crafts holds senatorial primaries next tuesday the outcome is even More certain meetings arc scheduled j than in Ohio the Wyoming senat both sides in the strike have called a a�,#./ pros leased wire / by we dec successor is to be chosen is meetings for next Friday. T. Dewitt president Jon. L. Lewis of the Kendrick. Kendrick is that Rara a Cuyler chairman of the association Washington d. C., aug. 8�?presi miners. And also leaders among the is. A Democrat representing Wyoming of railway executives called a meet-1 int Harding was understood today operators Here were optimistic re in the United states Senate. Ken ing of association members for that i to have informed representative carding the probability of n Settle drink came in As a result of the we Day in new y Ork while wednesday Mondell of Wyoming and other ment which if accomplished would i Bon tidal wave which carried Wyom a meeting of Heads of the striking Rouse leaders that in View of the turned the car around a Sharp curve Roj r onto the East and a est gravel Road it skidded and rolled Over the eight foot Grade. The truck turned completely Over pinning both men underneath. Or West was hut slightly injured hut or. Brady s Nook and Back were broken. He lived about two minutes according to yer West. He Ackad or West if he was Hurt and then said a my Back is broken and i am then he started to Pray for his family or. West said. The body of or. Brads was Bro to Mitchell by a local Lindenauer. No arrangements have yet been made for the funeral. Be followed almost immediately by j ing for the democrats in 1316. He the Union asking Anthracite opera i win renomination next tuesday tors to renew the wage negotiations j upon the same Date in the rep in Itiat w Ere broken off in june after i loan primaries his Republican of several weeks of fruitless Effort to i portent Wall be nominated in the pm a Ward a settlement. Or. Lewis had i son it i rank Mondell. Who after expressed the opinion that a this week Quot Quot a a a try six years of service in the will or e the end of Ahe bituminous in Quot or douse the latter part of it As onto verse. In Brief the program for Settle ment called for re establishment of i operation of equipment which the i unions claim is falling into a bad now to have the of Ute of Dierf in claims of the big por Tummy for promotion to the sen r tour train service brotherhoods in ate. Thereafter the fight will he he a Ines is. Firemen. Conductors and Hap crafts is to be followed by a troubled Industrial situation it was conference saturday of chiefs of the desirable that there he a full atle Standard rail Union. At this meat Tendance of members next tuesday ing which will be held in Washington Whf a House reconvenes Atter six will by considered the question of weeks adjournment. Floor Leader ii the president it was Learned from House leaders was said to feel that the House should be prepared to enact such legislation As the Industrial situation particularly the rail strike might make necessary. None was explained that disputes would be. Be settled without strikes. 0__ we. Von tart Wilson assassins would continue in Force until next april i. And meanwhile the commis a Sion would draft recommendation for future contracts. Tolje a Check off j in Mon. Lng., aug 8�?the actor mrs. Maude Brady his widow and it tem of operators collecting Union not a general refused today to Sanction Yyi Wiliiam Brady five year old son dues would remain through the re survive the deceased. Or. Brady was establishment of the old contracts forty nine years old. The re would be no change of a e Nung a or in. As Henra refused an Appeal an anneal to the Public by Joseph Sullivan and Reginald Dunn under were made by Martin e Ryan. President of the brotherhood of railway Barmen who declared the big brotherhoods will be drawn into the strike within two weks if a speedy settlement is not made. U. S. Dry Leader and them would to no change of Nten up to he hinged for the. Work a conditions y a i m set r 1 a a f Unsei for the to the conference was railed Primar h ugh is Wilson Quot Mons Ink Ely to turndown Harding a plan by associated press teased wire Washington. D .c., aug 8.�?president Harding s second proposal for that the country consider d As certain to prevail Over the altogether tentative plan being considered by leaders for a aerie of three Days recesses until the Tariff Bill passes the Senate which probably will be 11 this month or Early in september. Possible legislation which it a suggested the president might have in mind included authorization to take Over the railroads in event of their failure to operate to the Point demands Amend 5 my others Only Small distances r the Frontier in Germany. Lat j As reports continued lacking from i it French one Swiss the the be i am Picans. One belgian and one ital j i. Hopes arose that some of the i i of had been Able to Rise above the Ern and make Good distances h3 american pilots remained the writes. The race now seems to lie \ Ween h. E Honeywell the Aimer i t who is still unheard from maj i Oscar Westover and the italian i r or a Guglielm Teeg Raphers talk strike split tricks is new cause for grif Tant e on a big four railroads Jim to cover Only the old Central rom a Jpn for pm Riri Wiot stricken in Spain pet Tive Field comprising Illinois. To a to Appeal. _ Diana Ohio and Western Pennsylva Granada. Spain. Aug 8�?john g Worley twice prohibition candidate for president of the United states is suffering from a cerebral attack at a hotel Here and is reported in most serious condition. He was taken ill several Days ago and monday lapsed into. Unconsciousness. Mfr. Woolev went to Europe to study dry Send Imit the continent. He is 72 years old. Probably will wan. Oiw by associated pre i based wire Cincinnati. Of. Aug 8�?following tii Gelmetti. Was the latest to re the announcement that a strike bal r having landed at Ivi Lorn in lot was being spread a strike of Tele. To Slovakia. Grapher on the my four railroads. The general opinion in aeronautic was said by members of the order Les Here is that Tain hey i of railway Teleg Raphers in the Cincinnati terminal to be a possibility a within a few Days a for further in a formation the local wire men referred inquiries to Edward Whalen. Indian Apolis. General chairman of a big four division of the o. R. T it was said the main cause for pro i mitigating the strike ballot was the failure of a recent conference wit the management regarding what is known As the a split Trike whereby j j operators Are required to work eight hours in any twelve. In some rates j being assigned to work four hours be i Laid off four hours and then to work. Another four hours other grievances. It was said were of a com blunders Jersey Manis Trade expert to Argentine City Jbv associated press i wire Washington d. Aug 8 a secrecy Hoover announced today the Anfu nement of Clarence Brooks of Aye Hoboken. X j As assistant intimation Section of the United Sia is department of Justice. Of manager of j Are Hoo i men in the group that is taking the strike vote. Of weather report Senate Fri ploy dead Washington aug. 8�?william b Stewart ass Stant clerk of the Senate Quot uth Dakota probably Cloudy to finance committee and for Many lie1 tomorrow warmer in East years a familiar figure at the Capi today s want ads. And extreme South portions. I Tol. Died suddenly today at in a Marie Nia. Which has been the Basic unit of wage bargaining off and on since 1 885. Almost continuously since i$3u predictions today from both sides of the wage conference were that interests outside the old Field would participate in the discussions starting tomorrow. French terms Are drastic Paris suby it it conditions under a Hatch she will a t cede to i oratorio i today baseball american league immediate termination of the rail ment of the transportation aet to Tva Way shop crafts strike awaited to Tutie Railroad labor Board authority of Dav formal action by both sides in it questions arising during a strike the controversy but rejection by the i such As the present troublesome questions was foreshadowed in state Tion of seniority and amendment of orients by their leaders Here the transportation to give Fly b m Jewell As spokesman for the to labor Board decisions through in Trio of shop Craft leaders who con i position of penalties for violations. New York. Too Detroit. Ion Cao Maya and Schanc Ler. Feared with the president yesterday and received his subsequent Call for settlement of the strike said it was dans Anri pm i i not a that strike action will u Ana a As be sue rest Ltd a at the general conf a ence Here next Friday. The Confer Philadelphia. Chicago. Heima to and Andy aryan. Ooi of enc was planned after consultation Quot with the legislative agents of the Perkins j Boston. Cleveland brotherhoods and the message sent Rob Rison a a Arr it in Stone a Chi of a of he neers. Said it was believed a program could be formulated a having for its en1�?T purpose Protection of the civil War rages in Italy despite All of governments efforts by Ciatur a press leased a ire. Rome. Italy. Aug re burnings and Public bloodshed continue in Italy dras been issued to and wait Era Morton Lind up privation of the Railroad Industry tic instruction hav Karr j a. And an honorable basis of settlement i the military authorities from the my say and o Neill. Cry / a / by associated press leased wire London. Eng. Aug 8�?drastic measures of financial control in Germany Are provided for in Premier Poincare s draft of the conditions under which France is willing that the Reich Bank shall Piave a moratorium i to the end of the present year. The conditions which Are to reconsidered by the financial committee of the Allied conference today Are understood to include exploitation of the German customs mines railroads and forests control of the Reich Bank and the German Bank note press and supervision of foreign currencies As Wren As exports and imports. All these would be under the Active control of International committees Ait Ting in Berlin. German industries would have to surrender to the allies 26 percent and j in some cases much More of their i capital while As a major measure to the occupation Why is this wrong the answer will be found among f enforce compliance Lay s want ads. J and expropriation of the Buhr Coal what a a Blunder do you suggest Fields would be kept in Reserve. Washington St. Louis Zachary and Pic Lynlch Collins. National league Cincinnati fill i Newyl Ork Ofifi Ooi i Rixey and Hargrave. Nehf. And Snyder. For the managers and employees mistry of the Interior to put Down civil in connection with the Call for War at All costs and to prohibit a shop Craft executives to meet and j Solute demonstrations of All kinds Tuavi and pay on the president s proposal or. Quot martial Law a a extended last night i Jewell pointed out that he and his to the province of Brescia we re d s Coll Elgues did not have authority to Quot orders Are expected to break out. Answer for the federation. Head the government is gratified a be ded that a nobody ought to get the result obtained in th1 Ether proving idea that the shop federation will a now under partial Law. a Chicago. A. Filfli 300 nip 4 3 n Brooklyn 010 too too i 9 i Aldridge and o Farrell. Reuther and Miller. Pittsburgh Philadelphia Hamilton Singleton. S. Winthrow second game Pittsburgh. Philadelphia Morrison and and Henline. 304 302 412 19 27 0. Ooi 010 510 8 17 3 and Gooch Meadows. Smith. And Henline Lake carriers to meet thursday to talk strike threat Southern railways employees refuse to make separate pact _ by associated proves i can w ire by associated Presa leased wire j Washington. D c., aug or Washington. D a. Auf. The. And the. Lake carriers association notified Quot Railroad meeting with rail Road officials Here today advised St. Louis Boston wet grounds. Secretary Davis today that it Board Ooi 04 of directors would meet in Cleve. Too of land thursday to decide whether the carriers shall Confer with representatives of Union vessel men As urged by the labor Secretary As a Means of averting the threatened Lake strike. Schmidt Waters i the. A Deer that will not a and of the. Trik. Aith the Southern or the Mobile and Blo As the strike is National and must a settled nationally. A

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