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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 15, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol xxx Imitchell s. Saturday August 15, 1925. Number 263norbeck hurls Back defy prison record Only convicts Are admitted by institution Entrance requirement he rns Given five years. Leiha Watts memorial University probably strangest school in world to doing great Good idea cont tved by convicted it tip Ekery has helped 100,000 sex for tits a Tes by Larry Boardman Vea service writer a King ton A auf. 15�?a College for sex convicts started by an sex convict is being founded Here. To is Letha Watts memorial University possibly the strangest educational institution in the world. It Only Entrance requirement is to prison record. I founder and president is or. Earl e pudding who served time in the West Virginia state Penitentiary. Fourteen years ago Dudding was a prosperous merchant in Huntington. Avva then he became involved with his Uncle in a Contro or Ray Over some property. They quarrel do and pudding shot i Uncle to pleaded self defense but a sentenced to five years in Moundsville. After serving four years be was released Only to find his earning Power gone his wife ill his two daughters ostracized by their friends and his life apparently wrecked then it occurred to him that thou j e ads of other sex convicts must be in the same plight. Decided to help convict in the Penitentiary he had carefully studied his fellow prisoners. He had become convinced that the majority of them would respond to humane treatment and fair play. And he decided to help them make Good with a borrowed $14 Bis entire capital he started in. Miss Letha Watts one of his few remaining friends offered to help. Pudding and miss Watts started the prisoners Relief society and letters to 10,000 businessmen asking if they would take one or More convicts into their employ. They received but one favourable reply from Paniel Willard president of the b. Amp o. Railroad. Some time later miss Watts died but the prisoners Relief gradually became a Success it persuaded More and More employers to put men and women with prison records on their pay Rolls. Contributions started coming in from All parts of he country. So far. It has helped i00,060 sex con View s to find jobs and pudding declares that 96 per cent of have made Good. At first the society a scope was limited to West Virginia but pudding later moved to Washington and made it a National affair. Need for trained men then he encountered another difficulty. In an age of specialization. It was extremely hard to place untrained men and thousands of the men and women he was to assist lacked both business and mechanical training this presented the idea of an sex convicts College. He signed up or. T Marcellus Marshall first president of Marshall College As Chancellor next he smarted the University probe ordered of pay raises by charities governor orders Bronson to Check up on every institution in the state Pierre s. A aug 15�? a in an inspection tour by director of employment Bronson to determine the necessity of increasing Sal Arle of state institution Heads was authorized today by governor Sunderson. In this manner Tho executrix a a Hopes to determine whether the former Hoard of charities and corrections a justified in giving certain superintendents of state institutions a raise in pay. Increases possible it developed today that the budget Board did not vote against salary increases but rather implied that the charities Board could increase waged of Heads and subordinates if invest a ration revealed a necessity. The j budget Board s Resolution stated that j the charities Board was in the Best these i position to judge conditions in state institutions and continued a it is resolved that the several boards of the state having institutions under their control is notified of the findings of this Board and that such governing boards be asked to make such adjustments As they deem most advantageous to the institutions under their supervision and control to meet the condition and that the departments of state be considered in making such adjustments As Gunderson for cooperation with of men Mccount shearing on drunk charge to Federal court Minneapolis. Minn. Aug 15.�?invoking an unusual procedure for the first time in the history of the state Federal authorities today obtained the Transfer of the cases of Isaac Mccoun and s b Medbury Federal prohibition agents from Minneapolis municipal court to Federal court. The agents will be tried before Federal judges in october Mccoun on a charge of drunkenness and Medbur by on a charge of driving while intoxicated they were arrested by police a week ago. Mccoun is also facing trial in South Dakota on a charge of manslaughter who use wireless in apis to summon help in accidents Geneva a us 15.�?wireless win soon be used in the Alps to summon Rescue parties to the Aid of tourists the first Experiment of this sort will be made in the next few weeks at Monte Rpsa. It re the Margherita Cabin on Guidetti Peak at an Altitude of 4,656 meters will be connected by wireless with Mossa Aid Post in Dolan pass it is believed that this innovation will save Many lives. Frequently victims of accidents perish from cold or injuries before Rescue parties can be organized As the guides Are forced to descend to Aid stations to secure assistance Wheeler to take strumming part in la Follette fight i a a j Washington d c., aug. 15�?senator Wheeler of Montana who ran for vice j president last year on the ticket head i de by senator la Follette expects to action to fill the vacancy caused by i take the stump in the Wisconsin El�-1 or. La Follette a death. Robert Follette jr., is a candidate for the place the Montana senator return move for Harmony Between m la Washington thursday from the state and Independent j we9t dealers approved j in Tor Wheeler said Chapmans pals murder twin vengeance plot Ben Hance and wife Are run Down and slain on country Road woman shot in head eve dying statement. Hance accuses Quot ditch Anderson and Wolfe in Rte. Ind., aug. Is a Chartae Ona Arm wolfs Bald heme to connection with the tooting rest relay of or. And or. B enhance was in Yorktown. A email town about four mile from tile scene of the tragedy. Shortly before the Billing according to three Yorktown residents. Conditions around it. Shasta Crater worry californians Redding. Calif., aug 15�?oft�?unusual conditions in the Vicinity of it. Shasta near Here have Given Rise to the belief among Many that the old Crater is getting ready for volcanic activity. Investigations by the United states j Bureau of fisheries show that water of to it Mccloud River is four degrees warmer than Normal that the surface of mount Shasta is warmer than usual that the mud flow is increasing and that Graas is dying in Meadows much earlier than usual. Heat in the bowels of the Mountain is believed to be the cause of the Peculiar conditions. His support Muncie and aug 15�? up a vengeance trailing those who testified against Gerald Chapman notorious Bandit condemned to die for the murder of a Connecticut policeman struck Down Ben Hance and his wife near he a yesterday. The Hance were shot to to death on the Anderson muscle Highway. In a dying statement Hance Laid the crime at the door of George dutch Anderson. A of Chapman and Charles one Arm Wolf of Muncie. It was at the Hance Home that Anderson and Chapman lived after their escape from the Atlanta Penitentiary and after Chapman attempted the robbery of a new Britain. Conn., mercantile establishment which resulted in the slaying of a police officer. Hance was one of the principal witnesses against Chapman following his arrest Here. Shooting related Wolfe arrested in Muncie last night refused to talk. Or. Hance lived Long enough to gasp out an accusation against Anderson and Wolfe a terrified Farmer s wife. Mrs. Chas. Senator says he stands on 4-year record he re affirm his support of policies for which Huron meet criticized him invites examination Solon declares Farmers must be provided As Good a Market As Manea ctr r ers have in the Wisconsin election would be it Cromer standing on her front porch. Pierre s. P., aug. 15.�?- aha gov j Given to the error Gunderson has informed several i Gres Sives. Independent Oil dealers that he views their proposal or cooperative Gas Oliie buying or to the state in a sympathetic manner and Hopes to Lay the proposition before the state gasoline commission with a recommendation that it be carried Forward. The executive in letting his opinion on cooperative buying be known today carried Forward the discussion into the states business in general and revealed he was watching thew with keen interest. While the wheat yields 33 bushels on farm near Wall s. Lieve the engaging of a state in Pri a wheat yielded 33 bushels of no. I vat#1 enterprises is funds mentally Good j wheat to the acre. Twenty four economics he thinks it is a stat a j acres of Oats gave a yield of 70 inherent right to a balance the Scab j bushels to the acre and a 20 acre Barley Field gave a return of 3 4 Bush has developed in the Els to the acre Corn on the farm is Well out of danger and promises a Good yield of a when it faces the organized Industrial situation that East. The logical conclusion to the governor appears to be that South Dakota can. When it is so disposed develop the industries it possesses with proper supervision to result in much Good to the people or. Gunderson is watching closely the Progress of All the states industries. He is especially Gram fied with the conditions at the state Cement Plant in rapid Cly where production figures indicate a steadily increasing output with a corresponding candidate of the pro witnessed the tragedy. She related a a three machines were coming Down of the Road one a Small coups carrying j an Ohio License a Large red Automo bile and the Hance car. The red maj Chine passed the others almost in front of my House. The Coupe pulled up in front of the Hance car and stopped. Mrs. Hance was the first to alight from the machine she was Barefoot her husband stepped out a second later. A few words were sex mrs. Hance fell dead with a Bullet through her head. Hance and a Man supposed to be Anderson began wrestling in the Road. Several shots were fired at close Range. Then Hance broke away and other shots were fired after him. He fell mortally wounded just As he leaped Over a Fence into a Wolfe la silent the gunmen then turned their weapons on the red machine which had Trail. S. D., aug. 15�? up a thresh ing returns from the Nystrom saw changed and the bandits shot Veriie farm a mile and a half West of Wall has been completed and a. Of. Governor does not be by St rom reports that 36 acres of service station equipment to be placed soon with the approval by Railroad officials of the Sites he has selected in part of the Twenty four towns where new state gasoline stations will be located. F. To mar in on state Gas sales do tractor is expecting to Start the movement of service station equipment to these Points within the next ten Days. Approval of some of the Sites for gasoline tanks is expected within a few Days. Removal of or. Marmon a offices from the state Highway depot at the West Edge of the City to a downtown office will be made the first of the week the change is caused by the increased Force necessary to handle the business which the state Gas officer will have to take care of with the opening of the Twenty four new stations. District Engineer Robinson will also move his offices to the same building owing to the present crowded condition at the state Highway commission offices Here. Eight eggs blow Safe at Burt la. Get $15,000 Cash Burt. To aug. 15�? up a eight robbers wrecked the Safe of the first National Bank Here eary today and escaped with $15,000 in Bonds and Cash. Eight explosions were required to wreck the Safe. The Bank building was damaged also. Before starting their work the robbers captured James Foster who met them in the Railroad Yards and made him a prisoner in a Box car apparently fearing he might interfere with their liberated himself this morning. A to iowan killed As his Auto goes in ditch near Roscoe Aberdeen p. A. Aug 15�? a Psi it Ratek Pei Sobky of Bristow Lamet instant death today when the car in a which he and his 14 year old son Young mexican girl raised in a Cage resents clothing first Branch of his unique after institutional salaries and a school for so Nogra j therefore director Bronson has been a hers in the big Brick House where i j instructed Eto investigate he lives and works i the governor will Confer Personalty a the girls taking this course a he i next with superintendent ads id. Are helping me Send out in j Arp of 0f Yankton and others. Forma Ion and pleas for assistance j. To a a we plan to teach the elementary subjects and All possible dlr is impossible to learn a Trade in Poison. If there were nothing else to do it would be easy. But when a Man has spent the Day Wheeling 1200 pounds of Iron he can to get a a us out of an hours schooling in the evening Loa Angeles Calif. Aux 1�?<zp a a a knew one convict who went to two attendants in the psychopathic the prison school every night for ?2 Ward of the Genera Hospital Here year a Quot a even learn to write Are spending most of their time of his own name he just sat there in i Day trying to keep clothes in 23 a Daze a in our University Here it is of Man to earn imprisoned in a wooden Cage in the cellar of her parents Home she had lived in the Cage for ten years. The girl is in Good physical condition is exceptionally muscular and shows no sign of ill treatment but she May meet their share of the Dispart it. A a were Riding upset in the ditch on the the p be satiation in Genera i the reuse for much optimism to Yellowstone Trel near Roscoe. Governor Gunderson. He feels that his Endeavor to give the people a a reasonable Quot priced gasoline is meeting with widespread approval. It is evident to him that to it results of the states decision to re enter the Between available funds and requests for appropriations to make personal inquiry governor Gunderson however. Feels that the department of employment was created in the reorganization act a year old Josefa Saenz mexican girl who w As found demented naked and Ferent. We can teach a his own living in a six months course. A and when the University is Wall established Here we plan to Start branches in other cities throughout the of debt commissions will Mark time until next tuesday Washington. By aug. 15�? a a the american and belgian debt commissions were marking tim today in their neat latins Ever the funding of the Little kingdom gasoline War on such a Large scale would be Dis satisfactory were it not for the a co operation Quot his administration is receiving from the electorate. Under tentative plans the state and the Independent dealers would Purchase both gasoline1 and station equipment in the same Market and at one time and in return the Independent stations would meet the Price per gallon which the administration views a equitable a South Dakota Sells gasoline at approximately two cents per gallon above the Laid Down Price plus Gas tax and overhead expense. Of defunct packing company a Plant the i boy who was driving presumably j fell asleep. The body is at Ipswich j pending word from the wife. The j men were returning from a visit at. Driving night and Day j with the result that both we a Drew by. Stopped 200 Yards up the Road. An i other machine which passed also was fired at before the two slayers jumped into the Coupe and drove away. J to a Middletown officer called to j the scene by mrs. Cromer who had found Hance the stricken Man gasped a the stayed at my Home. I told on him. They shot me Charles Wolfe and dutch Anderson a Hance after being rushed to a Muncie Hospital called for Fred puck chief of detectives but before woman held for alleged threat on her former. Lover weather forecast South Dakota mostly fair tonight and sunday slightly cooler tonight in East and Central portions. North Dakota possibly local Thunder showers tonight and sunday slightly cooler tonight in East portion. Nebraska mostly fair tonight and sunday somewhat cooler tonight in East and Central portions. Weeks forecast Washington. C., aug. 15.�?the j weather Outlook for the week be ginning monday _ Region of great lakes showers at beginning and again Laster part oth Ier Wise generally fair. Temperatures near Normal except cooler near end upper Mississippi Valley showers j a to Puckett arrived Hance died. Puckett was one of the officers who aided in the capture of Chapman last january. Several hours after the shooting Wolfe was arrested at the Home of his Mother in Law mrs. Myrtle Stra Han. Wolfe maintained a Stocia silence. Chapman swore vengeance according to local officers the Hance lived in constant dread of death since Chapmans conviction. Friends of the condemned Man had sworn vengeance on Hance for giving information against him. It was due to Hance s knowledge of the movements of the Chapman gang that he was arrested. When Chapman was taken into custody by local police Early this year he readily admitted his identity threatening to a get the men who turned me up for blood in addition to the vengeance theory. There is a supposition that Hance had obtained information of the whereabouts of Anderson and that he was slain before he could a tip off officers. Wolfe today declared he had no Charles City la aug 15�? up a police Here Are in a quandary Over uhe Case of mrs. Lawrence Engebert Jason of Mason City who is alleged to shoot a local Man named Brewer and Poison herself. According to police the woman a husband brought her Here thursday telling the local Man she had chosen him. Brewer said the had known her before she was married and that they had again met at Clear Lake july 4. He declared he did not want her. The woman is in custody today. Dakotan returned from Kansas City to face forgery Watertown s d., aug 15�? up a returned to Watertown on extradition papers r r Clipper arrested in Kansas on a warrant charging forgery late yesterday waived preliminary hearing and was bound Over for trial at the november term of the circuit court. His Bai was fixed at $600. Voicing reiteration of policies foe which he was criticised at the Elrod caucus in Huron last tuesday United states senator Peter Norbeck. In Mitchell yesterday afternoon authorized the evening Republican to quote him As continuing to stand for As Good a Market for the Farmers As for the manufacturers and As a pocked to income tax reduction for the special Benefit of the Large taxpayers if it was meant by the Resolution at the Huron meeting of Norbeck opponents that senator Norbeck a to be condemned for his membership in the farm bloc the statement Given to the evening Republican will be understood As a re affirmation of his affiliation with that group. To invites comparison senator Norbeck a statement follows a concerning the a a Ming o in Gram at Washington the All important a thing is to reduce the expenses of Tho government. Substantial Steps j have been taken but much More can be done. I invite careful examination of my record in this respect and also comparisons. J a tax reduction is desired by everybody but More especially by Large i business interests which pay Large amounts annually. There Haji been a some difference in opinion As to whether we should not substantially reduce our National debt before we abolish the High income taxes. A in the four years i have been at j Washington i have found the Majori qty of Congress anxious to reduce taxes but there has always been a j division Over the question of whether i the heavy reduction should go to the i Small tax payers or to the Large Busi Ness men. Present Relief temporary a during the last five years the Northwest has gone through a ser i ious depression. The balance of the country has been fairly prosperous. And continues to be. The tax Relief i has largely been in the interests of i those who have enjoyed Prosperity in this country. The All important Quot thing is that any tax reduction plan adopted should be so drawn As to Benefit All classes. A i am pleased to know that step will be taken in the problem of bringing the agricultural Dollar to Par value in Purchase Power and keeping it there. The present Good Price on farm products is largely due to crop failures in certain sections. It is temporary and Uncertain in it very nature. Will continue fight a co operative marketing is All right but it is a very Small step i % that direction and entirely ineffective even when directed by the Federal government. During recent year Long strides have been made in cooperative marketing. Many of these co operatives Are opposed to government direction. They claim it will work to their disadvantage. The High Cost of manufactured products Calla for a correspondingly High Price for farm products. If the prices o what we produce in the Northwest Are not maintained we cannot stand for High prices on manufactured goods a of course i am going to support any measure that. I think will be helpful to our agricultural interests but the solution does not seem to be near at hand. There is a Long hard fight Ahad of us. The manufacturing Industry is organized the Agri a cultural interests must also be or sold for $32.000 at Denning Arm a a xon action with the shooting of or. Ooin i or noday or thursday other ���-1 an Ltd mrs Han a cd ,8t,d a Souid Des Moines la a 15�?<zp a put on. $450. Too Leo wive debt to the i t Dave ago led to the seizure of Nar work of the two Cootie. Values at hat Are a a vested so until tuesday to.? w rest led to the investigation of col. Nermit both parties to tax be up tee j a will Gray Beach chief of narcotic Progress to Date with higher Otti Ciais and of their respective governments t receive additional instructions Secretary Mellon and Sena or Smoot of the american commission a were no ate today to Plymouth. Vt., to Lay All the facts before president j Coolidge while the visiting de Ega lion was in touch hts vex Sjo of. Tsars off clothes As fast As they Are final disposition of a Plant of the defunct associated packing company in which Stock purchaser and credit tors lost millions of dollars was announced yesterday by George Ii i hams receiver. The Plant a Oasis eng of buildings and 95 acres of land was sold to de. L Wegener for $32.oo&Quot. Several factories have sought the location it is said. To sentry to Custer at time of noted massacre is dead Sac City. La. Aug 15�? up it. J. Peacock who was a sentry before general ouster s tent the night before the historic massacre died last night from apoplexy at the age of 94 the Veteran Indian fighter was this Fortune in jewels found in Kitty a Safe Deposit Box Chicago. Iii., aug 15�? a Psi jewelry valued at $50,060 was seized Fri Dav by government agents who open safety Deposit Box leased by Gil to Oley whose arrest a few ally fair temperature rear Normal Hist part and probably below latter half. Local temperature maximum and minimum temperatures a recorded by the official go a agents Here. Arrested later for bartering narcotics for various brands of merchandise much of it stolen another sensation was created by the opening of ten packing rates belonging to Beach. These contained the skill of a baby. Hundred by Cable with Ita 1 chinese bowls and Severi package town s most ardent wild West movie i 65 maximum 82 minimum 64 Road a mined lot narcotic. To Laoo a prove an Alibi. He denied he had been away from Muncie during the Day and relatives who earns to police Headquarters attested to the truth of i his Story. A the Driver of the red automobile which rms Cromer said stopped near the scene of the shooting has been j identified a that of a travelling Salesman of Noblesville. Ind. This pan a told officers he left Muncie late yes ter Day afternoon. A few Miles out Muncie he told j officers two Small cars passed him 1 and he believed they were racing one of the cars drove around the eminent thermometer from 7 a. Rn., yesterday to 7 a. I today maximum. 94. Minimum 61. At 7 a. In today. 66. Roads Good. Precipitation a Trace. Weatherman roads i of t Tuti lc�3, a a a Quot and to Quot Ppd a the a it 7�?Tn iad a 9la Man who he believes was Anderson to 7 a. In j Wiki a is it k and a a a 1 a is minimum is .10 a it a a it the Quot a a Quot a a it a a car a. As he approached to inquire into the rain roads Good i u ,.Watertown a temperature at 7 a. Trouble the said a shot was in 75 maximum 7 minimum �4 ared at him by the Man he identified roads Good Anderson. The next shot was for Sioux Falls a temperature at 7 a j at mrs Hance who fell. Several in 61 maximum 2 minimum 59 j other shots were fired the Salesman roads Good said and then Anderson drove away m. Rapidly police said they had Perth Salesman to re urn to his today a baseball american league fit. Louis. Too of Cleveland. Too of Giard and Hargrave Miller and l Sewell. Detro t Ojo Chicago. 002 who evil and Bassler Faber Kerr and Schalk. New York. 0 Wah no or. O Shawkey and Schang Coveleskie and Rue. First game Philadelphia too o6�?-3 ? 2 Boston .00 too oink i 61 Harris and Cochrane Ehmke and Bischoff. Second game Philadelphia too too oooo a 6 Boston .010 622 60x�?5 i Rommel Heimach Walb a and Cochran ruffing and having. Shade to get his salary voucher As state Park chief Pierre 5 a aug. 18 a up colonel m. L Shade of the Custer state Park will receive $250 As his salary for july and will be paid out of the Park maintenance fund. Or. Shades position is Given As a maintenance superintendent on the voucher. The request for salary was re Cev a at the governors office today from John l Stanley Secretary of the state Park Board it a approved by the governor and submitted to the auditor state auditor e. A Jones already has declared he intends to Honor the voucher without referring it to the attorney general a office temperature at National league Cincinnati .5qa 00% 006�?3 15 0 Pittsburgh .060 Ooi 0�?1 g 4 Donohue and Hargrave. Kremer. Oldham. Adams. Sheehan and Gooch. Spencer Brooklyn. On 066 02�?3 3 i new York too 01 <v66�?1 5 1 Vance and Deberry Burros and Snyder. Boston .3 006 2 Philadelphia .210 too of Barnes and Gibson of Neil King Couch and Vivieon electric current in wire Fence is fatal to Iowa Trio Iowa City la., aug 15.�? Apay three men were killed Here yesterday when they became entangled in in a barbed wire Fence that had Accident ally come in Contact with a High voltage line the dead Joe Wall 35 Paul i Miller. 22 John Miller 24. Accord to the witnesses the Fenc was charged when a Telephone in being repaired crossed Between the Fence and a High tension line carry Ina s 3 and

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