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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 24, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota P Man we up w Quot a a Quot a a a Mem twelve Page the evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell. South Dakota thursday August 24, 1922 number 278 hounds Trail convicts invention will change methods development of film Industry will make radial changes in colleges weans time Michigan fuel chief Harges u. S. Official with discrimination Collins machine gunner gives sold ers Bonus vivid picture of Battle in of Tomci it to ci1dr slain doomed to sure which Irish Leader was Lansing Mich aug. 2 4�?concerns close to the Federal fuel adn Nistra Tion Are a getting theirs and getting it William w. Potter state fuel j Rollins lived for administration charged in a statement today following his return from j by associated press leased wire tackers fire that Mick noticed a snip Dublin Ireland. Aug 24.�?michael i a creeping on hands and Knees some fifteen minutes alter distance Down the Road behind him. Crib immediately a it it about a Doz i Ici j a a the Mick immediately tuesday of on Yards in his object of stopping further movement i he had been shot from ambush on me a a re a go in his Al Section with the Mac room Bandon Road input Tuu div in new Iii a Ciui ii u Quot a. A a Vico liner or we Xcvi of i i. _ Washington c Here he endeavoured to j Ternoey a Dap a t a Chou in i in the a Star of j part a a the obtain a greater allowance of priority the a Road he continued to Shou. Moment heavy for wept Aero the Coal for Michigan. Deforest says study Cav be a of pleasant avd effective by his plan r i by sea service Berlin Germany aug. 2 4 copy it 1922 by the evening rep blot a immense strides in education by methods a a i. Who has Public demonstration of revolutionary Man Una a movies Are predicted by or. Lee Demorest american inventor who has just Given a p1 a a his phone firn. Deforest. Who has been conducting experiments Here in his device which graphs sound As Well As pie saving fire menace in North is worst Ever is belief of talking i Cour gement to his men and to fire. With his revolver at his assailants. Among the Little band of fighting men who made the last stand with Collins and who followed the body of the slain hero through the Dublin streets with lowered Heads and tear blinded eyes was a Boyish figure wearing a ragged civilian coat and a Tweed Cap. Across his shoulders he carried a machine gun the same gun with which by said afterwards he poured a Hail of Lead into Collins attackers after the procession was dismissed he told an interviewer in a shy and moment heavy Road from both Sid a. The gun in the whippet armoured car which followed had jammed lessening the effect of our fire a the sudden burst of shooting caused Mick to turn around for a few seconds and the if moment i saw him fall to the ground shot through the head. # defeat belief full forty senators will vote against measure in final test assertion subsidy faces delay Hardi Vos favorite proposal will Vot be touch de vow. Says Sillivan in graphs sound As won in j Duluth m4nn aug 2 4.�? priv cd on the same . Think there Ever has been a take his invention to Amene j critical Forest fire situation i by will take his in september. The first explanation of Iris Success was made by or. Deforest last Winter in an interview with Nea service and now Ith experiments concluded he has written for Nease vice his views on the application of he talking film to education. His statement follows education provides a limitless Raivy fall where they will diffident manner and in a voice do least Good even choked by emotion a break with weather i the fatal ambush i needed i it and tells of attack a a the car in w hich Collins Wras Uluth m4nn., aug 24.�? i done to he said. A a was the first to1 a More Naeset the ambushed so fire there were1 in Minne 1 at least 250 of them against 120 of 1 Sota than there is today. Us. It was about 9 of clock when we this was the statement of h. G. Passed through the Village. We had Kebejy in charge of operations for not gone Over 400 Yards along the the state forestry department in Road when from both sides w e we Ere northeastern Minnesota this morning. Caught by a deadly Cross fire of a heavy Rains in St. Louis county j Chine guns during the night fell w Here they w Ould do the least Good or Weber asserted. The streets of Hibbing had three inches of water a was he Lay dying he shouted words it. Of encouragement to his men to go by Mirr Sullivan on filing and nit mind him. In National political Corr Ike Slont of mediately there were cries of Quot my the Mitchell evening Republican i god. Mick is shot men rushed to i and the sew York a vents Auk his assistance although bleeding i Post it. often freely from a Terible wound he lived Story of fifteen minutes during which he con Rio a a. A it it a a is or us n i a a a i tinned to fire i revolver a i a by the Mitchell evening v01iva takes a real spurt out of Zion an beaches the Driver of Collins car wanted to drive at full Speed but the Gen bathing beaches eral ordered him to halt and told us Zion Iii., aug 24.�?wilbur Glenn Voliva overseer of Zion who terms hell has issued orders that male and female education Piu Vico a f a i for talking motion pictures in or get inches or Baiei and Duluth no i. Via by a cd tirely aside from the possibilities of j was Over supplied but the lightest i t la of bathers at the Zion Beach be Segre operas. Musical skits and Vaude rainfall reported in the fire zone was Fri Iii la i directed the gated it was Learned today. \ Dis a Scenic films animated cartoons Nulf he for nearly Tance of 500 feet my separate the yews topics and captions my. Kent in men and women the value of the present silent film t. Ton i it a. Sadly limited be a com skits and Yauae mated cartoons. Meadowlands where Only one half an Hoir two machine guns kept up men am we an men was reported. Or. Eber an incessant firing at Mick s open car patrolmen Are keeping close watch up to then no one had been Hurt to see that the bathing Beach Ordin to look As though the Ance specifications for bathing suits 1 a a --3 said. No rain fell in the Cloquet Dis i put strict today started out to be a Ana it Besan scorcher in Minnesota. K Strong Breeze blowing a Strong Breeze is Blo Wing through out the fire zone according to the Miles an for education is sadly cause lacking an intelligent partying description As the film proceeds. It is Apt to degenerate into merely a pastime for. The pupils. Film lectures Are possible with talk forestry head with so to 35 Miles an ing movies on All sorts of subjects hour velocity. The fire is from the languages history geography phys j Northwest according to or. Weber. L s and geology. Exactly the direction from which the with the talking film at an Aid to disastrous 90 mile Gale swept the fire i caving of time j into the outskirts of Duluth and de irregulars were going to scatter in order to risk no More casualties. Started after sniper a a it was during a Lull in the at education immense saving can be effected just As now in grasp the one entire Lay of a a Standard novel Wowch for required weeks to for in however. I am _ of a. It Treiul j Oday abolishing literature Ost branches have stroked Many towns with severe loss of life huge property damage in it never have the been better fixed Collins body reaches Dublin Beach while i or preparing to Bathe or after leaving the water and until properly clothed every be. Male shall Wear a suit which with Black stockings shall be a Complete cover excepting that the rms May be Bare to the reads one paragraph of the ordinance. The to must have a skirt Republican and the new York even Jing Post a it is undeniable that when the Bonus Bill comes to a vote in Senate it will pass but its is equally undeniable that the current is run i Ning strongly against the Bonus. Indeed it can be taken for granted that j there will be no Bonus legislation j certainly not in any shape that will carry Cash into the pockets of the soldiers any time in the near future. When the Bills come to a Roll Call in the Senate there will be about thirty or thirty two votes out of the total of ninety six either cast against it or paired against it. This represents a rather extraordinary growth of sentiment. When the Bill was first discussed about six months ago the were Only eight senators who were then counted upon for opposition. Thirty two votes would not. Of course be enough to defeat the Bill. It will pass the Senate and will go to president Harding. Veto is certain that the president will veto is universally taken for granted. The subject of discussion now in just what will be the nature of his veto message. If he vetoes the Bill on Broad grounds that the whole Bonus Kain comes As big Relief to country North of Mitchell lowering Clouds yesterday afternoon which failed to bring any rain to Mitchell brought an excellent Shower to Points North starting about eight Miles Northeast of the City. The rain in that Section was heavy enough to leave water Staty Ling on the roads last evening making them Muddy and hard to travel but it was of great Benefice the Corn after the exceptionally weather during the Day. Hail fell in some sections North of Mitchell but no reports of any damage from the Hail had come in by noon today. The Hail stones were Small and fell quietly and did not injure the Corn. U. S. Plans to control Coal distribution fugitives make new get a Way in fourth car terrific heat prevents dogs from working properly in Nebraska Hills Foreman leads gang half Breed. Familiar with reservation lands. Pilots convicts away again Sioux Falls s. D., aug. 24 a the four Cora led convicts now it Large in the wilds of northeastern Nebraska about Midnight just night stole another Ford air from a farm near Monon i. Nth., und headed West according to reports to Tjie state prison hero this morning. Hie ear had 3 yellow wheels and bore Nebraska License 63-664. Both the state sheriffs of South Dakota and of Nebraska have joined the posses in Pursuit of the men. Establishment of Federal a Eney is proposed in Bill by senator be Mains abolishing Rudy thereof blk the language of of learning it fire Are interested in rhe text a the Story the facts the j is in contained therein Truy assume that our children must pursue the same painful tedious Ime losing methods in acquiring knowledge which their parents went through is equivalent to deprecating the arrival of stenography and typewriters. On the ground that the development and discipline of the min j demands that we and our clerics writ out longhand i1 some people fear for the safety of the human brain and the nervous systems of the coming generations due to too rapid modes of living and working and learning. Such people will surely dread the attempt to cram in a fee weeks via the phone firn the minds of our youth with the knowledge a Bice they now spend month or years in acquiring or which More often they neglect completely preferring a few Days of cramming just prior to exam men and equipment than we Are said or. Weber a a but we must the Breaks of the weather. The j multitudes mourn As remains night was a Good one and we got All of our 150 fires under control. They got away from us a i done to think Well have to move any people but if so we re All set to go said the forester. A a we have of 2,000 men on duty of chief Ake born thue a ttys streets mens suits also must have a extending at Lea to six inches below j idea is fundamentally unsound the the Knees. Men s swimming suits Are required to extend at least below the knee with a skirt extending downward from the Waist line to a Point not higher than Midway Between hip and knee. Of. Washington d. By aug. 4�?establishment of a Federal fuel distribution Agency to meet the Coal emergency and the Extension of Broad Powers to the interstate Commerce commission with respect to the issuing of embargoes and priorities is proposed in a Bill introduced today senator Cummins. Republican Sioux Falls s. D., aug. 2 4�?absolute certainty that the four men be Jing pursued by posses in Nebraska Are the ones who escaped from the state Penitentiary last thursday was established today when the car which they abandoned at the Missouri rive yesterday was brought to the Penitentiary and identified by the Leo the Humboldt Farmer from whom the car was stolen Carnet the Penitentiary at 8 30 a. Rn., to Dublin Ireland. Aug. 24.�?draped in the beloved Tri color of Ireland. The coffin containing the body of Michael Collins slain chief of ire _ w land s new free state government was More than 2,000 men Are on the landed her today from the Steamer lines equipped with six air planes i classic shovels. Trucks. Plows. Tractors. General Collins body was met at pumps and every jct of Ivari kind be the Dock by Large Thror re of mourn fir fighting i rat tis. A a a it in a my in Nara Mulcahy. Chief the prevailing High wind through i of staff and other prominent repro out the fire District today combined i sedatives of the army Pandolpho presses on in his fight to avoid prison term with the hot. Clear weather May cause two or More of the 150 fires rifles break solemnity prayers were said As the prices by associated ites wire Chicago. I. Aug. ?4�?with a ten year sentence staring him in the fac Samuel c. Pandolfo of St. Cloud Minn., former president of the pan motor company. A in Chicago yes in the northeastern Quot Minne so. District j Gen pawed snaps Quot Rill a in Pun to join and if they effect Nick a june the in. Q Grid stricken taken in i fight to escape p the. Reni in of i Trot lao a Tion it was the opinion of fight Lead ers that a away go a a roaring Fine oyypubhy68guardyytarchina in i the Lye de circuit court of allow time with the muzzles of their 1 eals last monday upheld the Conine muzzles a their fiction and to year sentence for Al rising winds whip fires. In Woods into new Fery revolvers protruding from the hoi i it Ziya a t. A a o St. Paul. Minn. Aug. 24.�?Between a no uric inn s Rault h nations. F l sent method wasteful sure t would not he difficult to d vis. Me method for improving t at Art. It inefficient and wasteful it hods of education. My answer is that intense mental concentration is a a Mir nerves. One i t longer. Let students learn quickly learn to concentrate both Eye and ear on the subject before them thus giving them time for other or further studies which Are otherwise quite out of the question and More time for outdoor recreation and body building i believe the talking film aside from being an instrument of amusement will be a potent Factor in education. Of roads agree pail strike Compromise to be again put up to showmen. 250 and 300 fire fighters Are concentrating their efforts in Markham District to Stem the rapidly advancing flames which were whipped into activity Early this morning when a Southeast wind developed following a Light drizzle of rain Las night a. F. Oppel of the state forestry department St Paul hoi v informed by today of d will Speed to put the fire under control before la or in the Day when such High winds Are usual. The City of Cloquet has offered to close All its industries and mercantile Esta i sements to release additional men to help fight Tho fir no action however. Was taken on this offer at a late hour this morning. Marine named As legion head Sioux Falls loses to Watertown in fight Fok tem por Ary Headquarters Huron s d aug. 24�?in a Stormy session late yesterday the state convention of the american legion elected Jay h. Williams of Gettysburg. S. A department commander. Willias served As an enlisted Man in during the world in action for Sev detachment of civic guards on appear from a lower court followed. I hey were the Only armed i a Haven t anything to say for a Tab uniform men in the procession. I i Catlon at the , Pandolfo said. Immediate behind came an Armor. J do not believe that a statement de car bristling with Rifle i held at All a Ould be of any Benefit to me. Angles. Comprising an incongruous Dur no Hodny have been in con seven men who Wey wound he i of Prince Quot us a torn by is�,.&Quot iid.snco�o5oa remd Motorist is life accompanied their beloved Lead la to i i in i Ivy Eros body on the sea voyage to Dublin multitude in mourning from Midnight last night crowds had been gathering at the North Quay to witness the arrival of the classic which docked at 2 o clock this morning. Scenes typical of the nations sorrow marked the Progress of the coffin from the Steamer through the Long Avenue of troops with reversed arms to the waiting gun Carriage. Regular officers draped the Plain Oak casket in the free state colors and placed it on the wooden platform built on the i Pounder gun held charged with being wreck cause Crookston. Minn. Aug. 24�?frank Rojena Bemidji is being held in Polk county jail Here an i or. And mrs Adolph Mueller of a knt me in a local Hospital As a he result of an automobile Accident Thoro Miles South of her last night. Mueller a Back is believed to be Carriage. The dead general a Charger. Broken an<1 he not expected to a. Led ride less alongside. 1 Lve mrs. Mueller is suffering from a fractured shoulder and torn Muscles. Question May be out of the Way permanently. But there is some feeling j that or. Harding May put his veto merely on the same ground As his opposition fifteen months ago w Hen he said that the Bill could not be considered in the present state of the Treasury and under the present weight of taxation. If the presidents veto is put upon this ground it w ill have the effect of merely postponing the is be. Even so that postponement will be for a considerable period. If the Bonus must await some lessening f of our present taxation the answer is that there is hardly any thoughtful person in Washington who thinks he can Forest any material lessening of our National taxation within a period a a five years or More. Whatever the grounds upon which president Harding May base his veto the Bill we ill then go Back to Congress. The lower House w ill provide the necessary two thirds vote to pass it Over the presidents veto. But the Senate will not there has been much doubt on this Point but it is now reasonably certain that there Are close to forty senators w to w ill vote against passing the Bonus Bill Over the presidents veto. This includes the thirty or thirty to o who will vote against the Bill in the first instance and in addition about eight More who will feel that their personal promises to vote for the Bill will be discharged by their action in the first instance and who w ill refuse to Aid in passing the Bill Over the presidential veto. Delay for ship subsidy if the tide is running against the Soldier Bonus so also is it running by senator it a mems Nepus cum. I Day and identified the car. It was Iowa chairman of the Senate com abandoned by the bandits we Hen they Merce committee. A crossed the River. The office of Federal fuel distr by hounds on Trail a in Iii he created by the Bill Apo by official would be empowered to1 a Large area near the Small town that Rencia aia Tive to fuel uric verde neb., we As the scene of the determine uses generally Hunt today. This territory is rough production and marketing methods and Hilly and the Bandit were Abl nod the reasonableness of profits Tak i to elude the posses during the night. In within the Industry he would but the search was resumed at Day in i bin undies to the break with the bloodhounds belong Ursine r Commerce commission ing to Al Scott of Mitchell helping in which could act thereon As warrant trailing the prisoners. Elt a a the bandits were seen several i times yesterday a said Warden Jamie son this morning. They came to several farms to obtain food and the j Farmers did not refuse their demands As the escaped prisoners Are heavily armed and it we Ould be j dangerous to refuse to comply we Ith their the pursuing posses were believed to have surrounded the men today ask Warden Jamieson said but the escape l Kod prisoners Are thought to have received help from friends in that Vicinity. Attack made on volstead fails Tinkham Resolution ing resignation. Killed by big majority led ride less alongside tears f Low freely the members of the provisional government a a deputies of the jail Eireann together with the members of the Headquarters staff immediately followed then came the throngs of Bare headed men and women Many of them making no Effort to restrain their tears new York by y., aug. 24. A a it s now up to the showmen a said a for the big five brotherhood chiefs Liis afternoon after they had the Marine or conferred with a committee repro a her Benting a group of about 20 roads on a a g. 5 proposition for effecting separate a . Overseas. A elements Between individual roads. V k0113 a Madison w my striking showmen 1 a vice commander. Other have mad Compromise this was taken in some quarters As indicating that representative of the Quot ids totalling about Twenty five per e Snow in August that was in�?T80 police believe it was Bojeans car which ran into the Mueller machine and knocked it into the ditch. Tho Driver sped on leaving the unconscious couple under the car. Mail robbers Are Given 25 year term of the mileage of the United it is and reached some sort of a. Mite proposal for settlement which been reported to the shop crafts meeting with the mediating Bro Hood chiefs we Aioli followed the with executives a. Member of the showmen s East a Rike committee made this com to to newspapermen to a Tell you that theres going to n r j settlement with any 19 railroads Tou an put that in your pipe and Rake it a comment significant Ryle an official statement was Beking from the shop Craft leaders Quot a comment was regarded As Signi re in connection with statements s a Dut Ltd to Heads of the stationary s last night that the brother a i men had not been authorized to est any separate settlement plan 1 h would involve abandonment of he policy of the a All for one and one j tor All a policy. Mate tax Board roosts valuation of Davison lands new York n. Y., aug. 24�?gerald Chapman and George Anderson were found guilty of the theft of $2,500,-000 in Cash and securities from a mail Wagon on Broadway last october by a jury in supreme court late a j yesterday. Justice Holmes sentenced old timers compare 102 tem each of them to the Federal penitent per ate re yesterday with diary at Atlanta for 25 years. Forty years ago to showmen sentenced Ogden Utah aug. 24�?four Al k elect cd vice commander. Tuner officers follow Herbert l Olston of Lake Preston finance officer Wright Tarbell of Watertown historian Guy p. Squires j while Davison county people were of Sioux Falls chaplain Fred b. Sweltering yesterday under a tem let cd striking Railroad showmen were Ray of Yankton master at arms a Pesature of 102 degrees the highest sentenced yesterday to serve 30 Day Sioux Falls lost the temporary Points of the season pioneers of this each in the county jail when they Headquarters of the american legion i Section recalled that a flurry of Snow pleaded guilty in City court to hav to Watertown after a hotly contest fell in Mitchell 4 2 years ago today. I ing place a tin car. Bomb in the Yard cd Battle in the floor of the Conven August 2 4, 1880. Of a Home near the Southern Pacific Tion and the offices of the Secretary j old timers who remember the i Railroad shops Here. Or adjutant will be moved to water i summer of 1880 in Mitchell recall the unusually cold weather which occurred late in August following the a now flurry on August 24, a heavy Frost occurred that night kill Washington d. aug. 24�?resignation of representative volstead Republican mimic of As chairman of the House judiciary committee because of help alleged to have been Given him in the last election by the anti Saloon league was requested in a Resolution read in the House today by representative Tinkham Republican Massachusetts. Immediately after the Reading of the Resolution had been concluded representative Mann. Republican Illinois moved that it be Laid on the table and the ? lotion was adopted with a loud chorus of ayes. After the re solution had been Laid on the table whirl move amounted to killing it there was a demand led by representative Dyer Republican. Missouri to strike it from the record and this was ordered 141 to 3. Syndicalists facing trial against the probability of the ship t subsidy Bill being taken up at the a a twi in present session it May Well be a j it i it Hig xxx Law is smoked i or full year before final action one Way j town for the coming year. A raise of five percent by the state clix commission in the assessed value tii of farm land in Davison . I announced in a notice a received yesterday by w. O Crampton auditor of Davison county. Assessors of the county placed j he tend valuation at an average of $73.-4 a per Bitt the increase of live percent will bring the average to i the equalized valuation of the land ibis year is $2.48 in excess of the count in 1921 when the average i1�?T a Zed vacation was $71 per acre. Today baseball ing the Corn and leaving a White Brooklyn National Frost on the ground in the Mornin the Mercury in the government thermometer at Mithcell Niche the 1922�?z High Point of 102 degrees at 3 4 5 p. In. Wednesday. The heat did not decrease to any great extent and at Sundown the Mercury still stood at 89 degrees an unusually High Mark for that hour. At 7 a. M. Today it was already 57 degrees but at noon the heat had Only reached 93 degrees. On Only one previous occasion this summer his the thermometer registered As High As too degrees in Mitchell. That occurred on june 22, when the too Mark was reached but the excessively warm weather did not continue. Of league. Too Ooi o too too 0 Alexander Miller fir escapes Are ordered on guard armory at Winona my Dhami Wirt St. Payl Minn., aug. 24.�?George h. Nettleton state fire marshal today ordered that fire a sorties be placed on men Are dead and one is in a ser the National guard armory at Winona i ious condition As the result of Len. A a use of the building for Public gather overcome by Gas at the Bottom w r the answer will be found among Ings will be prohibited until the fire Well they were digging for a a Eirl today a want ads. Regulation have been complied with. I Bor two Miles we St of Hibbing be what a a Blunder do you suggest a or Nett a on Chicago Mamaux and and Hartwell new York. 009 Ooi too Barnes and Smith Suquo and Wingo. Ooi o Pittsburgh. 005 012 0 Winters. G. Smith and Henline Brown and Schmidt. American league Cleveland. 020 too new York. 110 103 Merton Abd of Neill Jones and Behan. Detroit i. 102 410 Philadelphia. 200 002 Johnson Alsen and Bandier Harris Ogder and Perkins. St. Louis 360 too 030�?13 20 2 Boston. Too too lion 2 6 3 Kolo and Severeid. Karr. Ferguson. Piercy and Chaplin. A a to a a a f. Is overcomes three by associated press lenses wire j Hibbing. Minn., aug. 24�?dthre or the other will be taken on the ship subsidy Bill by both houses. President Harding some weeks ago w As insistent that action should be taken on the Bill at the present session. Since then How Ever the strikes have intervened have consumed a great Deal of time already and will consume some of the future time of Congress. What actuated president Harding in his wish was that the ship subsidy should be acted on at the present session is the fact that the j next regular session beginning in december will have Only about eight working weeks. That time will be too Short for consideration of the ship subsidy in addition to other business. This will put up to or. Harding the question whether he wishes to Call a special session of Congress after the fourth of March next. Congress getting tired among other reasons for the postponement of the ship subsidy Bill the present Congress both House and Senate is anxious to quit and gel away to their states and districts for the coming elections. Even tile necessity for considering the emergency legislation about Coal asked f re a president Harding is irksome to the impatient senators and congressmen. % Senate whips Bonus in shape individual amendments take up time on floor of chamber today first time following arrest of radicals St. Joseph mich., aug 24.�?the Michigan statute against criminal syndicalism passed by the legislature in 1919, was to be invoked for the first time today with 17 alleged communists arrested near Bridgman tuesday docketed for arrangement in Justice court Here. Coincident with the court proceedings Charles w. Gore i routing at a it begins to look As though the Are a Good Many of their own class in that country a Warden Jamieson said. A a the bandits Are heavily armed. The Warden continued a a but i done to believe they will attempt to shoot any of the men Hunting them. To Nebraska Law still permits capital punishment and the convicts know that and will probably be capful not to kill anyone Foreman knows county Foreman one of the bandits is believed to be leading the gang As he knows the Ponca Indian re Rva Tion country w Ell. Verdel is located on this reservation and the prisoners Are believed to be hiding there. One of the convicts is believed to have been wounded according to z statement by Warden Jamieson today i As it port from Farmers who saw the four yesterday indicate that one of the men seemed unable to care for himself. Harding agrees to ship delay Mondell convinces him subsidy Bill should not be taken up by associated press leased wire Washington. C., aug. 24.�?pres-Torney for Berrien county announced ident Harding in a letter to rear extradition would be sought for we tentative Mondell. The Republican Ham z. Foster former steel strike House Leader expressed willingness Leader arrested in Chicago late yes to have congressional consideration ter Day and with the other 17 charged of the administration Shio subsidy de we Ith criminal syndicalism in a War feared a until we can rivet the at Why is this wrong to Washington d. A. Aug. 24.�?committee changes in the House Soldier anus Bill having been approved the Senate turned today to the consideration of individual amendments. Disposition of these was not expected to consume a great Deal of time and passage of the measure this week a regarded by some leaders As a possibility. Pending amendments included that by senator Bur in Republican. New Mexico proposing half Cash and half a Ryf Cates of indebtedness for the Kierans this proposal was rejected yesterday without debate or Roll Call it the vote was reconsidered so that senator Bursum might discuss the Inte dment today. Aside from this proposition senator moot of Utah ranking Republican in the finance committee has in Trinu i paid up insurance plan and also a ales tax amendment. Senator Mcnary. Republican Oregon plans to resent the land reclamation Hill As a a statute for the land settlement Acton approved by the committee. Weather report of Quot Quot Mth Dakota generally fair and rant issued by Justice Ray w. Davis Federal investigators whose operations led to the raid planned also it was indicated to file formal charges against More than seventy Oiler persons who they say. Had gathered at Bridgman for the meeting but either left on receiving a tip that the raid that escaped yesterday when the raiders swooped Down on the group we hich was in session in the we oods near Bridgman. The identity of the Bridgman conferees. It Wassail was disclosed in papers uncovered after Mae raid. A the Radical leaders la the United states As Well As pamphlets advocating the overthrow of this government and the establishment of a soviet form was uncovered in the literature the officers seized much of which was printed in both English Ani russian. Of Virginia Minn. Aug. 24�?gerald v. Barron of Cloquet was elected Tention of Congress with a full Success of the measure the president added might be jeep relish by pressing for an immediate decision. The letter we As in reply to one from or Mondell. In which the Republican Leader had declared that he and his associates were reluctant to bring the Bill to a vote in the House at this time. Quot i am frankly disappointed a the president said a that the circumstances have combined to make a difficult situation due on the one hand to the diminished attendance in the House and chargeable on the other hand to the new complications which j have Arisen. It would be Folly to a score the development of the prohibition Issue which came up so unexpectedly and w e must face the fact i that the friends of the Hill must harmonize their views to Accord with both the constitutional amendments son re a it i a Quot a Quot Pink Pinion on thu to closing Day of its annual convention Here. Barron was chosen by acclamation and had no opposition. Why Bronner went to France for the Republican if you want the real a flow Down on american politics and political tendencies the place to get it is from a Cracker barrel in a country store. Human nature in France in the same As in America. Milton Bronner the european correspondent for Nea service has just returned from a trip through the farming districts of France. He has been visiting my gossiping with the peasants. He tells you what their attitude is j on w orld affairs. World affairs which eventually will affect you. Turn to Page 9 a moreover the same friends of the measure must reach a Concord in the matter of the favouring provision carried in the tax exemption Section which was designed to provide an indirect Aid to american shipping in i i the president expressed Hope tha the administration would a find a a to Deal with these new difficult s with the approval of All supporter of an american merchant Marine and that we then May have favourable a Tion before the Congress gets tor deeply engaged in the pressing legis lation which must be considered or i the Short la Crosse woman gets divorce and a a House to Uve in by associated press leased wire la Crosse. Wis. Aug. 24.�?mrs. William Burchell. Wife of a Milwaukee Railroad conductor was granted separate maintenance by judge j George Thompson of Hudson who i a been hearing divorce cases her Burchell must pay his wife $95 a month for the support of herself and three children permit them to live in one of his houses and make nay ments due on the House. Mrs Burchell accused two Winona women of

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