Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 28, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota
Weather Cloudy cooler the evening Republican third edition vol xxxxv1 allies Settle debt tangle Teutons balk delegates optimistic final solution to difficulties Mitchell s. Wednesday August 28, 1929 ten pages number 276 u. S. Foresight saves Rhineland worries conferences held to the to Ai Cee to have Netherlands aug. 28 a . Gustav Stresemann Ger minister told the five a rowers today that Gerbil not make the sacrifice her in the agreement ? d us plan reached last minister announced a. A position at a meeting to consider the agree a Vic great Britain Between a to per cent the demands i by Philip Snowden Brit. Ellor the exchequer a Cement was tentative s acquiescence being Nence it involved Germany a its share in the surplus Dawes plan payments help and september this the payments called for j Ting plan. Of the Reich a delegation a the germans had gone to j their country a pos Sibil Thev accepted the sched a duties under the Young j Thuv were now asked to Ether sacrifice in order to an Accord among the Credo the distribution which after All does the German govern face Liis new Check to Cress the conference and promised a Complete a by Compromise it was d that the German and Credi perts go Over the figures sub by . Stresemann. Meanie delegates took a rec Ess in a in the afternoon. Ate the apparent setback the i feeling at this mornings was that an agreement be possible with Germany at some concessions and j was some talk a full ses j Morrow to wind up the con i co Ops agree plan for organization individual groups to keep identity in giant corporation perfect plans Washington A aug. 28�? apr the Federal farm loan Bureau announced today that All applications wheat cooperative organizations for Loans from intermediate Banks had been approved. Will wed Washington C., aug. 28�? a an immediate Advance credit by the Federal farm Board to the wheat growers was urged today by senator Nye Republican North Dakota who expressed a belief the Board was not acting fast enough in handling the wheat situation. Nye said if the Board Wouch Speed up its operations and get credit to the wheat Farmers he thought a Price $1.75 a Bushel could be obtained for this years crop. Graf Zeppelin crosses Iowa n. Trip giant air liner passe Kansas City its final leg trip seen by thousands Wapello la., aug. 28�? a3 a a the Graf Zeppelin passed from sight Wapello at 1 43 p. In. North by East. The Zeppelin was then about six Miles South the City. New holy War outbursts loom to. A shuttle takes off t.u1 cop vast Sweet unrest spreads at Omaha Ruk Las i i among moslem out Omaha. Neb., aug. 28�? up a the Side Palestine a air mail endurance plane 5 was racing eastward Over Jerusalem Palestine 28�?ca v course Early a a moslem uprising throughout pal a. Alter having its tanks Veblen Estine Syria and trans Jordania a Lacity Load 350 j d t horrors fire and i Hague America could Well sigh with n two refuelling contacts 01 Relief at one the Parley a aspects a final evacuation the Rhine France still Sticks to her German occupation Eitter argument at the Hague recalls american action six years ago when last american troops were ordered to return Home a Vic and is the next refuelling id the Craft. The plane first a reared Over fort Crook Field at 2 a in. Taking 250 Gallons Tias it continued its flight. V in mutes later the shuttle. A its refuelling ship returned to and another too Gal aloft. The two sword loomed today As a possibility unless British Power in the Middle East could crush quickly the rising spirit unrest among tribesmen. The situation today already seemed to have passed far beyond the original dispute Between arabs and jews Over use the wailing Wall and observers generally Here looked Al a. In. Did to Ibn baud mighty King hed a the join i jaz whose ultimate attitude could a eastward flight i turn the Scales one Way the oth turning i eastward logo it was considered certain that acir hours and Sev j facts rapidly being assembled f a is Inge Les As j not Bear out the optimistic tone . At chinese Lait sight j commom que. to these fix Quot Twede adland wound n i hours i de in the last five Days fighting be a a r i tween jews and moslem arabs at 143 and 426, divided As follows Washington C., aug. 28�? a i landed the last thousand regulars As Allied and German conferees from Rhineland at Savannah have been struggling along in the Pharr in and new York has Young plan discussion at the i Charleston Ana new Yon Nas Washington had any connection with military sanctions for enforcement peace treaties terms. The whittling Down Allens Force was in line with tile policy president Harding and Secretary Hughes to decrease Germany a economic burdens to facilitate a reparations settlement. Prance however pressed for military occupation the Ruhr to land. Departure the last United states troops from occupied sections German six years ago marked the lifting a Burden from Washington which has not returned to trouble it. Recent developments in the reparations fuss with England willing to take her remaining 6,000 mommies out and France standing Pat keeping her 54,000 there recalls the sudden withdrawal the residue american troops from Coblenz in 1923. Belgium to reduce too a year before the War department sought permission to bring Home Corn spotted in s. By drouth Outlook. In Ost. Of producing areas continues Good Huron s. D., aug. 28.�? a com in the Central and Northern counties and in spotted areas in the Southeastern Quarter South Dakota has deteriorated decidedly due to the heat and Lack moisture the weekly the state weather Bureau said today. In most the principal producing sections the crop continues to appear in Good condition. Rains Vav v vow i a Lala Aujla y a a 4 a a compel payments which Germany ranging from Light to heavy show declared were outside her capacity. America withdrew into this situation Secretary Hughes threw himself. In his famous new Haven speech he pointed the Road ultimately toward the Dawes reparations plan. January to 1923, came word officially to Washington that occur major general Allens command i pation would be carried through by Era which fell in this Region brought Relief. However there Are Marks deterioration caused by scorching winds. Little rain has fallen forthe past several weeks in Many the dry areas. Alfalfa Meadows and pastures continue to present their pressing Chicago 111., aug. 28.�? a a farm leaders representing the Federal farm Board and the Northwest Farmers cooperatives hoped today to perfect organization plans for the Gigantic Grain marketing corporation agreed upon at yesterdays closed conference. A sub committee three sat up most last night drafting plans to be submitted today. The committee consisted c. E. Hough Salina kans., National president the Farmers Union chairman s. Colington Stanhope Iowa the National Farmers elevator Grain company a cooperative and Jahn Manly Enid okla., head the Southwest wheat Pool. Agreement reached ominous Clouds disagreement which overhung the conference monday Between the committee sixteen representing the cooperatives and the four representatives the Federal farm Board rolled away at yesterdays meeting and when the doors to the conference room were thrown open late in the afternoon announcement was made that an agreement had been reached. For a time it had appeared the impasse might not be surmounted. The Federal farm Board men urged formation a corporation which would have blotted out the identities the individual cooperatives but cooperative leaders walked and insisted upon retaining the individual characters the smaller organizations. It was agreed that the proposed corporation should be a Farmer owned Central marketing and financing organization to sell Gram gathered from the Farmers by individual cooperatives which should share in the commissions. Application will be made to organize As a cooperative but if that is impossible a corporation will be formed. Liberal requirements the sub committee drafting plans was expected to provide membership requirements Liberal enough to include As Many kinds cooperatives As possible and at the same time meet with the approval the farm Board which will hold the purse string financial Relief. Alexander Legge chairman the Ruth Eldre first woman to attempt to Fly the Atlantic and who is now piloting her plane in the women a air Derby is to marry Walter Camp jr., in about ten Days. This is miss elders third matrimonial venture. Or. Camp who is pres Kansas City to. Aug. 28�? a a slipping through the Clouds in a grim attempt to retrieve time lost during the night Over the rugged storm infested Mountain area Western Texas the Griff Zeppelin was speeding toward Kansas City from the Southwest today the last Lap its round the world cruise. Strong head winds which apparently prevailed at All Heights still prevented the big Silver ship from equalling the High Speed at which it crossed the Pacific from Tokyo to los Angeles but the 40 to 50 Miles an hour at which the sullen waste country the Sierra Diablo and Guadlupe mountains was traversed had been increased to a ident inspiration pictures inc., proximately 60 Miles an hour Over and son the coach and athlete Oklahoma and Kansas. Walter Camp is Enro Ute to make j the direct line which . Eck Aram events. They Are to be mar ener. Commander the Craft adopt ried a week after Ruth pilots her a ter. Reaching the Texas pan in ont a re flt Union a i handle late last no it showed that plane to Cleveland. He intended to waste no time in. Reaching Cleveland where he prom ised to Man Euver Over the City As Board urging that All applications part the National air exposition Farmers cooperative associations program before proceeding to Lake in the Northwest for intermediate Hurst n. J., terminus tile flight credit Loans to permit Farmers to j in Ohio by evening Canadian ship has so moslem 4 christians i size a wartime infantry regiment. I posed the War departments desire today asserted in the dryer a 1 Cir vat in ctr o ? t the smallest Force at present in the to withdraw aliens troops the Lions pastures Are becoming collision in fog 33 jews. R. A a we jul the wounded. 118 moslem. 39 Chris a eng. Aug. 28.�?un�?me. Trans Jor a Lindon collided Daman arabs growing out tee a a a known Shin off Beachy i Palestine Judian Frontier against h via and at six a. In. Today possible invasion by sympathetic no up info injuries were re Mads but armed bedouins crossed i the Jordan despite the guards the . Quot Canadian Mariner was Beach Briges. for repairs after the the Beersheba tribes were said i Here to be arming and gathering by a guard Lifeboat searched the thousands for the northward i r the unknown ship but March which gave Rise to a fear j no Trace it. It was be a clash with British soldiery at l it was undamaged and had Pron. On her voyage immediate May attack British a u collision. Although the jews thus far have. Been made the object the Arab in Tanker fire is j att the \ i tilter a it Row Daf such that few fanatical holy men now under control might easily turn the fellas a Moser. N. Y., aug. 28�?<a>�? Lem peasants against the Christi hich broke out in the ans and British rulers. Some idea f the Tanker Paulsboro the widespread moslem Simpa j was under control this thy with the Palestine arabs could Region is Belgium s�?2,Kio men which she in sympathy with England has agreed to reduce by evacuating the ten year zone. Not since the transport St. Mihiel ground the action might have an Adverse influence the reparations problem in Europe from which Washington stood rigidly continued Page eight from Coblenz the Yankee Contin France. A year earlier the state Call for moisture. This is Partick gent had dwindled to a third the department had successfully Early True pastures. The i farm Board was unofficially inform. A a red that Farmers the Northwest de that Farmers the Northwest needed immediate Aid he sent a Telegram to h. Bes Tor commissioner the Federal farm Board in Washington urging that a fall applications Farmers cooperative associations in the Northwest for intermediate credit Loans it to permit Farmers to hold wheat in bonded warehouses within local territory to relieve terminal congestion and strengthen prices be acted upon As consistent under policies now applied by your Board to such mat vflfs99 and drops p i Nina the Farmers National Grain corporation was proposed by the Federal farm Board when it met with the american Tanker j be gleaned from the demonstration was standing by a 0f 20.000 moslem in i a ? vacuum Oil co. Quarter Damascus j euday. Virgo 10.000 tons troops finally dispersed i tribute Paulsboro was bound men j . Texas to Bayonne s Haifa set Ems to have suffered from j her commander is j considerable fighting with Many j Irson new York and j deaths the so Hardic Quarter a we 33 men. No r the railway station. The am to the extent the Consul Here asked the British Sioux Falls. S. D., aug 28�?r/p the cause the immediate help to the first jury to be called upon to in received by the i decide whether pyjamas Are veers the Paulsboro. Of jury to decide Panama question Sioux Falls Martyr to Comfort demands trial by 12 Peers Sioux Falls s. D., aug. 28�? up a Joseph Nelson one the City commissioners said that be would Wear pyjamas at next monday s meeting the City fathers a if he had it took a partisan the lighter garments Only a few minutes to procure a pair and present them to Nelson who when told someone might take him up had assured them he was in Earnest. The commission session occurs one Day before Duncan a scheduled trial. Sec so Short As to furnish inadequate feed for cattle and this condition is causing unusually Early marketing Stock. Late potatoes need rain if Good yields Are to be forthcoming. Flax has mostly been harvested and some has been threshed. In a few local areas the Rains during the week were heavy enough to put the ground in condition for blowing. Already some blackened Fields appear where the Stubbles have been turned. Warm weather prevailed during the week particularly in the Middle portion where excessively High maximum temperatures occurred. Prevent any trouble. Weather forecast i proper a Siliment for daytime i Wear by men will be empanelled Here i next Dakota mostly fair to d thursday somewhat night rising temperature a in West portion Ciao mostly fair tonight Pierre gets Best d a in a Ink n inf yielding to the demand actor Kali d11nv.c Junt i for Duncan Braden r to Aust. 28�? a a Laa via Pierre s. A. Aug. 3&�? Abs a a to i town la who in pioneering the nights rain .63 an Inch was fight for Comfort against convention the largest Here since june la. Yes it ran afoul 0f the Law in the Down Gerdav the state capital had a total j town streets Here yesterday. Munici i -22 inches rainfall. There was i Pai judge Verne Jennings today in -08 from june la until july i. A to granted a jury trial charges a ral portions Anu in i during july and .0o from to Nahori portions the Dakota generally fair to i August i to August 27. And thursday cooler tonight a re a ast portion rising temper i thursday. A ska partly Cloudy to Cloudy and thursday except Ullin j n is this afternoon to lit East portion slightly in West and North in a mostly fair in Northwest Thunder showers this after and Knight in East and South slightly Wanner tonight in a Antral and extreme East por thursday partly Cloudy f showers in extreme East portion. Of local temperatures i maximum and minimum tempera recorded by the official Anent thermometer from 7 a. R yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 87 minimum 63 i at 7 a. M. Today 67 Holstein wanted . John do Waard Corsica wanted a yearling Holstein Bull and he had a Wise Hunch How to get just what he wanted so he used a Republican and for three Days then wrote us a we wish to say we had wonderful results. We never imitation .03 inches Precipio i Manv a n since january i 18.42 Inch knew there were so Many precipitation excess since Janu Holstein bulls for Sale. It a 3 nines. A. A a = Vul our first and we used in weather and roads your paper and we certainly found out a Republican and get what you want a Why not use a double to Good service and and get what you indecency and disorderly conduct filed against Duncan. No women will get to sit in judgment this prevailing burning question As the september jury panel 36 from which the dozen arbiters will be chosen is composed entirely men. The custom choosing male Talesman has never been broken Here. Crowd attends a crowd that taxed the municipal court room witnessed Duncan s arraignment and burst into laughter when the a / ii announced that subpoenas issued for a near an Ceas wit Nesses mayor George w. Bum-1 Iva ,.eport reveals Side and the City commissioners had t serious firing Corn a uset in Torr Moines a aug a it it o.? i complaint com firing ridges in nah us i and Uplands has been More Gener the a this it ear than in several seasons. La amp a Dunean a Afie amp to was Dasfot me j .-4. Order was issued after Duncan s Claries a Bert. Goyim Nierop first appearance a week ago brought reporter said today in his weekly the characterization a smart Alecks a fro the mayor. _ the heat and drought have Duncan attended court in the Gay Haf Urig tort Green Panama ensemble embellished Jef reduce the Grid to slightly less with a Brilliant red Necktie which the to year average. He mid. Was held by police to offend the hams last week temporarily a peace and dignity the City. Rested the effects the drought in the Comfort crusader was re about two thirds the counties. Leased without Bond and As he Pur i a com is now denting generally sued his Panama Clad Way today in the Northern and Central coun one the half dozen Volunteer at he continued a and is in the Tome so Tom Kirby announced j hard dough stage in the Southern that the youths defense would be counties. Husks have begun to dry based the grounds that pyjamas i some the earliest while the Are not Only permissible apparel j latest is Only in roasting ears but Are healthful. He said he Green com is being fed to livestock women educators and doctors to in Many place account fail women. Educators an doctors to i ure pastures which Are Short hold wheat in bonded warehouses j within local territory to relieve terminal congestion and strengthen prices t acted upon As rapidly As possible. A reply received today from George r. Cooksey acting farm loan commissioner announced that approval for Loans already has been made for the Oklahoma wheat growers association the Southwest cooperative wheat growers association Wichita and the North Dakota Monta wheat growers association Fargo n. It stated further that a loan for the South Dakota wheat growers association was being approved today. Los Angeles off for air rack giant it. S. Dirigible to meet Graf at Cleveland today Cleveland o., aug. 28�? a the Navy dirigible los Angeles soared Over the National air race Headquarters Here at 1 20 p. In. Completing its flight from Lakehurst n. Or. Eckener radioed officials the air exposition yesterday that i ship would reach Cleveland about noon today but Adverse winds and electrical storms encountered Early last night retarded Progress to such Graf s world log Cle. Eland o., aug. 28.�? and thousands spectators at the National air races turned from the Fleet Craft army Navy and Derby racers to the larger and More awesome lines the skies today As the courses tile two great dirigible Graf Zeppel and los Angeles converged above Cleveland Airport. The los Angeles largest the United states Navy a Fleet lighter the air Craft was ordered from the base at Lakehurst n. J., for a Riyal Here in r a aft Moon. The Graf Zeppelin beating its Way eastward the fourth and last Lap a flight around the world was awaited some time later. A stub Mast erected under the direction Navy fliers has been built for mooring the los Angeles at the Airport overnight. The Graf flying to the end the cruise at Lakehurst will await the return the bos Angeles there tomorrow. When orders Navy officers Call for the ships return. A reception outdoing any yet seen at the races was planned for the arrival the two giant Craft representatives cooperative i 2. ? groups from All Over the country last july. The object being to create a Clearing House through which the farm Board might make supplemental Loans to Farmers for marketing Grain. Mistakes charged chairman Legge chairman the Federal Tai in Board who is Here in an advisory capacity and m. W. Thatcher representing the Farmers Union commission Agency met with press representatives to straighten out several recent reports relative to the meeting which they said were erroneous. Settle specifically denied a so called government plan for the Grain corporation to which the cooperatives were reported to be opposed. A plan which was purported to hav j been prepared by the department agriculture he said was drafted by himself and sent to a department for suggestions. Another emanating from testify As to the decency aesthetic i and Brownie milk flow has beet a Teav to the and healthful qualities the Erst considerably curtailed while nocturnal garb. Threshing is still in Progress in West Central and Northwest county. H. Shannon Spencer. N. has a quaint Hobby. Lit is wildcats from Borneo. A is Good associated press la up a a Tam Hilo Road i us Falls Iiron 1 tar Torii Aberdeen Ankton poking 72 65 66 65 66 68 80 68 85 87 84 84 63 54 59 60 66 62 to .00 .00 Good Good Good a a a want use the Blank. Bums for improvement a the first thing that i want to say in regard to the proposed development Lake Mitchell Robert bums Mitchell business Man said today a is that i am not agreeable to a Bond a when the City Mitchell is ready i believe that the whole proposition can be worked out with private capital invested to put in the pleasure devices such As the Bath House. My reason for saying this is that i do not believe that the City Mitchell should now attempt to provide such pleasure facilities free Cost to the Public. I believe that the City should and will have certain controls Over All the activities at the Lake a the Public will be better served by private concerns than they will be by City operated places and then they will have to pay for it As they use it and the Burden will not fall Many those who pay taxes but do not make use the developments. A i think that if the matter is submitted for a vote there should be a place each ballot for the signer to put Down the exact amount taxes that he pays in this City. This should be done with a View seeing just what the heavy tax payers think about the development ties. Late potatoes everywhere Are suffering for rain. Apples have been affected adversely. An abundant Rod grapes is indicated. The Melon Cron has been reduced. The dry hard soil has hindered fall blowing. Unless general Rains come soon the acreage Winter wheat will be reduced due to the difficulty preparing seed Beds. Baseball scores National league Rob Chicago .003 too 000�?3 9 3 Pittsburgh .010 005 40x�?io 15 i Malone Cvengros and Taylor Grimes and Hargreaves. Second game Chicago. Too Pittsburgh. Ooi Nehf and Gonzales Kremer and Hemsley. Other games not scheduled. American league Philadelphia too 30 new York too 33 a Berg. Go Jinn and Cochrane Sherid and Dycke. Other games not scheduled. Boston. 200 0 Washington. 200 i i m. Gaston and Berry Thomas and Spencer. A a a offences against the peace and dignity Are punishable at the discretion the court j effect that members the Board had refused an urgent Appeal for immediate Loans to relieve the marketing situation was denied by Legge. Appealed to Board while the Appeal was made he said it was made directly to the Board and the Board did not refuse to help the situation. On the contrary. He declared the members did the Only thing possible under the circumstances they sent a which have mane Vered and stunted through the course three Days As Well As bombers Pursuit ships and scout planes army air forces Here for the races combined for a greeting to the ships. The event broke into a schedule races for the Day which included arrival two Cross country derbies a number closed course events glider contests a Sham Battle by army Pursuit squadrons and National Parachute jumping contests. Another Derby the non Stop dash from los Angeles figured in the Days program inasmuch As but one Pilot. Lee Schoenhair has made the flight. Entrants May leave when they wish provided they arrive during the afternoon. Two pilots had signified their intentions leaving tonight. Misfortune followed the Oakland Derby stopped overnight at fort Wayne ind. With but three pilots left in the race. Two were forced i Doam yesterday. Loren Mendell los Angeles endurance flier led in elapsed time. A a Chicago we will by the associated press times Are Eastern Standard wednesday. Aug. 7 10 39 p. Lakehurst n. A for Friedrichs Hafen. Saturday aug. To 7 33 a. at Friedrichs Hafen completing trip 4,200 Mil a in 55 hours 24 minutes. Wednesday aug. 14 10 34 a. In. Left Friedrichs Hafen for Tokyo. Monday aug. 19 4 27 a. In a landed at Kasumis Aura rapport completing trip 6,-880 Miles in 101 hours. 53 minutes. Friday aug. 23 1 13 a. In. Left Kasumis Ura for los Angeles. Sunday aug. 25 9 02 p. In. Rated off far alone islands. 9 25 p. In. Arrived Over Golden Gate circled san Francisco and neighbouring Bay cities. 9 45 p. In. Headed for ins Angeles. Monday aug. 26 8 11 a. In. Landed at los Angeles completing flight from Tokyo in 78 hours 58 minutes. Tuesday aug. 27 3 14 a. In. Left los Angeles for Lakehurst n. 7 40 p. In. Passed Over Fabens Texas headed North. Wednesday aug. 28 11 55 p. In. Passed Over Levelland Texas. 4 00 a. In. Passed Over Clinton okla. 7 25 a. In. Passed Over Independence kans. 8 20 a. In. Passed Over la Harpe kans. 9 00 a. In. Sighted at Osawatomie about 50 Miles from Kansas City. An extent that it appeared the ship would not be Able to reach Ohio until late this evening. According to the original schedule the Northern route selected by . Eckener the dirigible will Fly from Here to St. Louis then to Chicago from which place it will make a Bee line for Cleveland and Lakehurst. Encountering its first storm after leaving los Angeles at 2 14 a. In. s. T., yesterday an electrical disturbance Between san Diego calif., and Yuma Ariz. The big ship nosed Down the Eastern ridges the Rocky mountains once More victorious Over the elements. In mid afternoon the dirigible passed Over the Continental Divide the Rockies then bucking headwinds zoomed Over Arizona and new Mexico arriving at Elpaso at 5 13 a. In. S. Enters Oklahoma after hovering Over the West Tex As City for fifteen minutes the Graff dropped across the International Boundary line into Mexico. A few minutes later it reverted to its Eastern course following the Texas an Pacific railway line to Sierra Blanca. Texas finding Small but Victoria storms in its path . Eckener. There turned North abandoning an announced intention to visit fort Worth. After crossing a Corner off new Mexico the ship lined across the Texas Panhandle entering Oklahoma a southwestern Corner through Oklahoma it followed a Chicago lu., aug. 28�? a5 a if a the first too hours Are the hardest the a a Chicago we will endurance plane has passed the most difficult stage be attempt to establish a new record for sustained flight. At 9 31 clock this mom Telegram to h. Bester commis Ling it had completed 118 hours in Stoner the Federal farm loan i the air. Peggy Joyce a diary since Cleopatra probably no woman has been gifted with More what Elinor Glynn Calls it than Peggy Joyce Darling the american stage. Peggy a fist expression a a it came when she was but a Young girl and throughout a spectacular career she either has been the innocent victim has Learnd to capitalize her exceptional Charm. Peggy. Like Many girls began a diary when she was in her teens. Unlike most girls she kept this diary which expresses her secret thoughts for Many Many years. Beginning thursday tomorrow. The evening Republican will begin the publication this diary. Peggy a Story is sensational enthralling delightful. You will want to read it All every word. Don t miss the opening instalment which starts tomorrow. Compass course and entered Kansas acc Quai inc Ark a Sas City at 6 05 a. In. A Jib 1cx hours is. It passed Over Carter Elk City Chiton Hennesey and Ponca City in traversing Oklahoma. Soaring through the darkness with most its lights out like some huge Bird the giant air liner was sighted by Only a few persons As it passed Over the southwestern states. This was in contrast to the turn out entire villages along the los Angie Elpaso route. The Zeppelin which now has been nearly Twenty Days the flight must reach Lakehurst late saturday t la in the round the world flight record approximately Twenty three Days set by John Henry wears and the late c. B. A Collyer in. An air plane. O Geddes Many a body found in River Geddes a d., aug 28�? special a the body William Stein 23 year old son . And mrs. H. Stein Herrick who was drowned in a Whirlpool in the Missouri River twelve Miles from Here sunday was recovered this morning by Herman Hable a Farmer. Or. Hable saw the body floating in the Channel near his farm about three Miles below where the drowning occurred. He recovered it with a boat. The body was brought to Geddes and will later be taken to the Stein Home at Herrick for funeral services and burial