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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - August 29, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten Page the evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota tuesday August 29, 1922 number 282 a a Ftp a a it. A Al a a ii Ost when boat sinks funeral Michael Collins in Dublin armed escort keeps crowds in order As cortege passes for new r aise in events indicate shortage labor in All lines is near la i affect politics a i v r Tiesi Denti Al Campaign i Ikel y to be Toi Chet a com Lions ahas to m m Akk Sillivan St Jon Al political Cor respondent the Mitchell evening Republic Imi Tho Yew Tori evening Post h in Vartou. D. A. Aug. 29 i copy i it 192�?� by rh1 Mitchell evening p. I Bitran and the new a Ork even Post a a several aspects the a. Nepp and Industrial situation Sug. A. Interesting developments in a Quot 1\ near future. Although 0 ,.f Lff elements in the situation we no precedents in the pay and re therefore difficult to estimate the a c the indications for the inure furore at least Points toward a i rising prices and the Ansir Ler Ivity that usually accompany. V phenomenon. The past sum Ai has not been such a period As is commonly assumed in because the Coal mines were it or Kine end because some the cad workers were on strike. Or t fact w hat happened was tin p in miners instead Rema n i.-, id went to work in Zurh Are frequently to the mines. Steed wages raised with top and no Tim strike a a obvious that these men ter i to go Back to the mines reason tue a a a. ,. Increase in wages in the step a pomade to meet this situation in the ame Way Many the Rikimu id Merd a not Man menu. To Ait into other work. Man h i in fact or tale figuring As strikers it Railroad actually moved to Bens on other lines and went to work. On Union men. At Lite same turn i n the beginning higher Pree ter activity and what May turn j to be a shortage labor he farms the crops the effect these _ farms. Or a in a at ii or is Oil the steel my is found adjacent would and it 25 years More needed to make la that a what w. H. Anderson anti Saloon league worker thinks education necessary a its Mostk in j l / Chad Sanu a with troops lining Collins late head thronged the Way. The Way an the Iris just such d a military escort free state moves accompanying t from St. Admin i ii walkout ended on other maintenance Way Ahn return to work More Ephe Wels reported or Ouen we have United states in precedents size. Aso Large crops on the and with reps will pro partly on a a received by he prices Likely to be i .,.rp Farmers tor their product their difference opinion claim that with increasing Domestic activity in America rising wages tor labor no pro be consumed largely by our own pre pie at prices satisfactory to \ % _ some others claim with i a that the presence Large re Ops at a time when the fore1 Fket for those crops is reduced by conditions in Europe the Farmer the sex in t this a Sharp some a re. Confidence at a by a Seneca re a Chicago 111., aug. Out Chicago and at Roodhouse iu., United states Railroad continued its hearing a a a wire 29.�?the walk Alton trainmen is Over. The labor Board on the application a into ran pm Way in wages. Important develop situation today Mav Ion Ihly bring to my satisfaction with the sire dissatisfaction with but Reaf pos one his crop. The Price that he gets Foi i a will effect politics pom5 contend in fact that the american Farmer May shortly run inexperience which will tend to it View about tile a High Tariff and about to publican police refusal to to stimulate inter nation International re big flu to an Chang his Yiyi desirability b i o a a i it i n i i Trade a by restoring i a Tust what the Farmer May , one and two years from a Ftp a a the result his experience in a he marketing his present crops will have a Good Deal .on Tim prone the fundamental a 0. Rno Niv taken into account is at in on immigration the my Granon Haw had not a or King the present summer in move conspicuously the fall would probably have seen a Oming into the i a Ted such that it would to estimate it As million i Yar. As it is. The i v ref Ai evidential politic element it at a rate he imprudent is two ran a immigration Law in the work out. Limits our influx abroad to somewhere be my it Ltd Quot quote also the bulk nitration is not labor in a which the term is rom but Romm largely from nationalities who tend to a re red lines like the Tailer. Small shop keeping and a i g up k c it i j Bor Spring Blo cd he r Eai that the partial Whai has been for a a flowing Spring raw have he tendency when ism is activity arise wages for the labor country and perhaps feed labor to have Ruth a a than before our trailer policy is certain. To re Vav As Nev upon which to Public i Liv Ilist la w i a a a tied to w i i h a path a a i i h ? or. R there was opinion. Ires behind consists inure igra i a to be will prob greater t Are to d to persons who from a pure a and economic Point Are this but the number who look at it from a social a1 Point View. And who View strongly a Imine say larger. That e n immigration Poliey is work certain changes in s be i r. Pm Oyes for increases the we i i meals in the Railroad following bomb outrages shootings plot. And intr sugar ions by Federal state and private Opl natives during the last 24 hours. Service paralysed the Chicago and Alton which has to up Hief sufferers from strike complications since the shop Nice a a walkout july i prepared to unravel the traffic tangles on its Western lines. With the settlement at Roodhouse the Road began arrangements for a Daylight schedule for its train. The unauthorized strikes by train service unions had virtually paralysed Tho Chicago and Alton since last Friday. Separate inquiries w re in pro press into an attempt to ditch the it Alifornia flt Adda flyer on tile Frisco system at Capleville. Tenn., and the dynamite no Chicago and Alton Railroad Bridges at Drake and Whitehall us bombing a he Homes Railroad employees at Bloomington and Montgomery ala., the shooting a Chicago and Alton watchman in Chicago a gunfight Between Railroad guard and a sniper at Moline. Us and the dynamite no a Bridge at spuds. Fla were the strike disorders reported from different sections the country. Bomb near Gas tank discovery an inflammable bomb near a gasoline Corage tank at Flint Mich increased the rapidly growing list the nation s Industrial upheavals. A number maintenance Way employees the Missouri Pacific who joined a sympathetic strike at Jefferson City mo., returned to work. Federal agent a Hammond. Louisiana. Arrested Oscar to Joiner. Chief the City , and he assistant i Bemas it i Han on charges violating injunctions granted to the Illinois Centra Railroad. The arrests were made in connection with the arrest a Deputy sheriff Tike county Ltd the Hammond polio. Wet majority in Sweden is 44,545 by associated press leased wire Stockholm Sweden aug. 29. A majority 44.54,1 a it a no prohibition is shown by the unofficial tabulation the vote cast in sundays referendum throughout Sweden on which Are belie vet to he oomph in returns these figures show against prohibition 94 a 129, for prohibition 897,584. Majoris a against 44 5 4 5 by associated press leased wire Ashton Iowa. Aug. 29.�?John Harrell jr., so and his wife a i a disagreement some weeks ago and he left Home. August 15 a Hong found in the Mississippi rive Rivas identified i As that Karpen. His brother from Here went to Minneapolis completed the identification and saw to the burial the holy in a Minneapolis cemetery. Yesterday Harden walked into the Home his father Here in Perfec health and ignorant the tat tha i relatives believed him dead. H claims to have been at Albert Lea. Minn., continuously since leaving Bere. A so one was enacted a be w prey iou a dead Many buried by his Brothers is Home in Good health he House the funeral cortege i to a Hospital to Dublin City Hall. Thou sat the funeral Arthur Griffith. Theres not one Chance Hundred to cd Inge vol Stead Law he says in Coal shortage a a in v a or. J v. S. Commerce body head says North West will get adequate l l Al Supply conditions c h a Otic St. Paul. Minn. Aug. 29.�?the Federal tin i adm washing top is in a chaotic condition and there is great danger a to Al it Olla be the Federal Coal dist hating machines Accord to Telegram s in Clos d by state officials Ted a Iron it to. Conn state Coal re r Anta Ive at a Laing on. Cd it a r to a report from air. Omit Alay Vaa i a it a a a title fuel admired Trator. Declared there is no a by 1 y Kun Al ref Coal reaching t o head the lakes to care for the need the North Vve to. By Edward m. Thierry new York n. A a a aug. 2 9�?how Long do prohibition leaders think it will take to make America dry a Twenty five years a says William h. Anderson state superintendent the anti Saloon league. Anderson though a state Leader is the most militant prohibitionist in the country and he admits he the hardest Jolt in the wettest state in what he Calls a a liquor a Black Belt Quot a new York. Rhod Island. Connecticut new Jersey and Pennsylvania. Makes v prediction in an interview with Nea service he made these predictions a within five or six years we will have broken the political Backbone Boose and checked All serious efforts to change the dry Law. A within another five or six years tile bootleggers will be so generally Iii jail or Iii terror that the volstead aet will not in broken any More than Oiler Laws an. A after that it will Lake 13 years for Complete education the people especially those foreign birth or extraction respect ing the nature and effect alcohol to the Hgt int where prohibition vill no longer be either an is be or a problem a Anderson thinks prohibition really will be Here in 1947. Perhaps earlier a but 1947 is his conservative estimate. A Magazine str w votes done to bother us a he said. Nor does the growing agitation for be r and Light wine. There Isnit one Chance in too the volstead act be no changed a qual flying he added a but it is changed Mark you it will Only be consumption alcohol has dropped top or 20 per cent compared with pre prohibition Days. Anderson estimates. The number drinkers he thinks has decreased almost As much. League will be needed a i Haven to any illusions about con Gresh intr. And Legisla trix a he said. A i know lets those who vote dry Are a personally. They re honest they vote cry Ding to he sentiment Ai Consul cents. Nil chs and trill Pum it t wet chilean vessel s lost bulletin by associated press leased wire Santiago Chile aug. 23.�?the chilean steamship Itata 2.200 tons Sank today off the chilean coast near co Quimbo. All the passengers numbering 150 and the Crew 76 were lost. Price fixing for Coal ends Spencer says expiration fair Price agreements effective till Congress acts control is limited interstate Commerce body considers ways and Means to get Northwest fuel Hope Rescue for 48 buried miners fading workers in Argonaut Shaft Are unable to quench flames above prisoners Johnson h As Bill Washington. I it. I aug. 29.�? presidential auf in Rity to take Over railroads and real mines will be prolapsed Iii the Moose tomorrow by Johnson. Republican South Dakota As an amendment to the Republican Coal control Hill. Hope is Reynaud by associated press leased wire Jackson a1., aug. 29.�?Hope for tile Rescue tile men now said to number forty seven trapped since Midnight sunday by a fire in the Argonaut Gold mine was revived today when it was announced that Crews Ling away Tunnel obstructions Between the Kennedy and Argonaut mine shafts were making better Progress than expected la. M. flin. Superintendent the Bureau a i Ety the state Industrial Accident commission made the announcement. The Tunnel s?.x Hundred feet Long and leads from the s two foot level at the Kenn Cly Shaft to a Point Eon Sidera by below the fire Aren in the Argonaut Shaft. It i Fil it with soft cart from a Cave in and there Are 50 feet solid dirt Hunts at the Argonaut end. It should he cleared bet Wren out and three Days a cording to up is at Tho mine. By associated press leased aah ire Washington d. Cd aug. 29.�?Federal control Coal prices and distribution fuel by Volunteer organizations stopped Yed Day pending passage emergency legislation by Congress. Expiration the fair Price agrees its with non Union Coal operators effective yesterday was announced by Federal fuel distributor Spencer who said the various District and general committees the emergency fuel organisation will cease to function next saturday. Saving to Public a the agreement As to Price restraint with the non Union operators a j or. Spencer a d. A expired yesterday the resumption the Union by i Luminous mines. About seventy per j cent the operators have held to this agreement and it is Felt that the Public has been saved a very Large sum. Bending the act n Congress i and the state authoring the Only restraint upon Price is the schedule Lair prices declared by governors or by state Coal commissioners in some the states to which it is earnestly limped th1 operators and dealers we c no i these prices Are about 4 70 a ton in the Ken in icy a St Virginia Tennessee and \ a Nia ids $3 7 for Penney Van a thick v in and $4.73 for thin vein. St and cd have not yet been set n other states mitral is limited rile legislation in Tore Congress t can Only control the Price Coal moving in interstate it on Meres. There fit co ring in act j kans s san atop saas pm ment would be nothing More til \ n a a ski Aue deals Sterling opposes Washington. I. Cd. Aug 29 a opposition to Hie principle a in Ulici a Bonus was expressed by senator Sterling Republican South Dakota who told Tho Senate that Tho Hill was Ile it As a had pre Edert for Congress to Sot at a time when the Iron Ary has o hoarding something like Twenty three Bdl Ion dollars in securities. A and besides this senator Sterling went on. A the terms Tho Bill themselves Are vicious instead encouraging Thrift they invite prodigality Aud rookies blunders i id shoots self Esther than enter school this Terp to associated press leased wire t Miao aug. 2 9.�?howard a 4. Told his parents that he i not return to school this morn is in gtd kept i word. Us moments after the Bell t through this Little mining u a announcing the end Suin r a a Van Ion the boy went to his a r and shot him Elf through the and. A in a critical condition in a a1. Weather report South 1r h l by a by to by. Dakota showers probable and wednesday somewhat Mer in a ast and Central portions by associated press leased wire Wahington. D. Cd aug. 29.�?an-nc�?Tiru or his support the soldiers Bomi a a nothing More than a so Deal for the boys who did the fighting senator capper. Republican Kansas told the Senate today that a the War profiteers and the Pear profiteers owe a Bonus to the soldiers the world r a there is no better guarantee Aga not militarism than to require no Tho men who profit out War to ure pay for he said. A those who re \ a Maine at Home made enough Here in j the United states to enable us to pay Many times Over the debt we owe to1 the men who fought our Battles. Wall Street wants to pay it with a sales tax which would he paid largely by the Farmers tha Labouring people and others ii Mac form a tax on food j Ara clothing and other needs Stiop. I senator capper said the most powerful influence against the Bonus was i Tim United states chamber com Merce which he charged had taken a referendum its membership not upon the measure before Congress hut Linen a measure its own a concoct i a Only fifty five percent the Chamfer a membership voted upon the to our it used and a Large proportion these votes came from the Lars re centers Industry. In spit a this Only one proposition out the four re Eivor d less votes in favor than it did against and the total votes on the four propositions submitted. 4,116 votes were cast in i favor All propositions to 2,657 j against ally will eventually a t it through hour i their head. That anarchy la the Only alternative to Jenfei Cemen and Utility a Hoei aled press leased wire a a u a. Tin anti Baloon league will be the Duluth. Man. Aug. Bene Cessaro. Anderson says. Through j the that adequate real shipments for the t most o a and perhaps ally the 25 Northwest seat ii a Winter provision j years net to make prohibition prohibit. A it will Cost More too a he said j a because we now have two jobs where we formerly had one. These Are j first to ii old the Law by electing dry congressmen and state legislators ? and second to enforce the Law but or i gun izing the Public to get behind the regularly constituted local enforce j mein authorities Back up Good officials a k up the Withers. A we arc pushing a three fold plan first Community enrolment for in i fore Mont through the newly formed a Allied citizen America inc torn. Ing everyone to take a definite stand either for or against Law and order second enacting an enforcement ordinance in every Community third applying the a Yonkers Blan where enforcement is lax. By cooperating with officials they will enforce the Law or f001181/g publicity upon them they Many already enrolled Anderson says new York state already has 2 50,000 members Tho Allied citizens America and the enrolment Campaign is just beginning. A when the Light is turned on All decent people will come in a he said. A there Are prominent Bankers Law yers manufacturers and oven a few preachers who by opposing Prohic lion have placed themselves in the i same category with Frow by whiskered anarchists. When they see that i through ignorance or prejudice they i Philadelphia. L a. Aug. 29.�?a fief have lined up with the criminals they invite statement that there would be win come in out the wet a government intervention or Seiz 0 mines remained the outstand ,,00m a Al Cocci cing the Anthracite Situa a 5 la la. J lion Here today. The statement came will reach the head the lakes before close navigation was expressed Here today by Julius i. A nos presi Ltd it the United states chamber Commerce. Or. Barnes is in didst h it ring with his family. A the production Coal by the end this week will extend Tho current consumptive requirements the United states a said or Barnes. A with the non Union Fields producing at capacity Speed and with sections the soft Coal Fields resuming production following last week s agreements with the mine workers a or. Barnes said a the question then becomes one rapid and equitable distribution because the exhaustion a there he said a a full appreciation the unique dependence the Northwest upon transportation by Lake before the clo navigation for the entire Winter months and there need be i am sure no fear but that adequate Coal shipments will reach Duluth for the Northwest a entire Winter i s. Will not take Over mines capital announces to nation by associated press leased wire by associated press leased wife Jackson Calaug. 29.�?held in i a Iii both nth a it we or Vigil any Fel i Low workers the 48 miners imprisoned since Midnight sunday nearly a mile below the Earth s surface Iii argot Tut cling stubbornly to i shred Hope that their Hus i bands and buddies still live. Dawn today found that. Tens group still waiting at the base j the Sierra Foothills. From the Mouth the pit from who a these men have helped to take fortunes in Gold at an average a million a year Cam no Token Hope. From it came no sign the fire that raged Down Between the imprisoned miners on the Levels below 4,000 feet and the workers who vainly struggled to reach them. Men fight Iii a Lii during the night men attempting in mine a skips Quot to ride Down through Tho flaming Levels were dragged Back to the surface their faces blackened. They came to gasp eagerly for fresh air and to Tell the hopelessness the trip below. The tracks on which the skips run were warped and distorted with heat in some places even melted away. Flames which j started Early yesterday morning at the 3,000 foot level today had worked j up above toe 2,400 foot level a half mile below the Earth a surface working frantically with drills and picks to break through a Concrete Barrier which Long has sealed the Shaft the Argonaut from the Shaft the neighbouring mine the Kennedy other miners sought to make a possible Channel escape for their trapped comrades. It was a slim Hope. One Miner at the Mouth the pit his face showing Pale beneath grime with the pallor years under ground spoke with the knowledge a worker from the mine drifts when he said a the boys can to get through in a . Cun by v a. Keg dec no More rent states orders y Silit Tiomi arises i forced measures. Fuel a it i the process forma a. Neil it. Corn Distri Button Coni to be announced can no reaction i less the state except to the i options. Or. Spencer St Coal win to directed to under emergency class duo unless j which wad mints such a new plan for the Northwest is in Al. Hon by the in tors tat Mission and the fed tin tree which is shortly. Consideration is understood to requests from the governors the Northwestern states for special priority orders for Lake Coal in opulent. Affording to the governors there is a shortage millions tons Coal hooded for re equate Protection the North against the coming Winter resumption production in bituminous Fields As shown by geological Survey estimates or. Spencer said indicated a products ii lion tons this week with c,400, tons last no Given it is the West rapid the various lion eight As com pared week. reparations still cause argument Allied commission has Tayo plans presented Belgium seeks to prevent break that Wall the statement fro Man author native but confidential source last night. Within a Short time. According to the source information and probably within a week representatives the miners and hard Coal oper i actors will sign a peace pact and 155,- too workers soon thereafter will re-1 turn to their jobs. I conferences held by John l. Lewis j president the United mine workers and by Samuel d. Warringer chairman the operators policies committee and other operators have been continuing. United states sen Ator Pepper. Secretary labor j Davis mayor John Durkan Scranton and others have conferred with the labor Leader in the last few Days. He has consistently declined to com j Rai conjunctions to find the real i ment on the situation. Cause the situation which a has a. O created so much heat Between Secretary Hoover Henry Ford fuel distributor Spencer and the Michigan fuel administration. Coal data on own Hook in two states by associated press leased wire Washington. D. Aug. 29.�?representative Brennan Republican. Michigan left lat night for the Coal Fields Kentucky and West Virginia to seek first hand information As to charges a that none the 160.-000 tons Coal approved for Michigan have reached that state but that any amount Coal is to be had at Bootleg or. Brennan said he would pronounce a to the supposedly congested Parrish continues to show improvement the condition m l. Parrish Murdo who was shot Nar Stamford last week by the bandits from the state Penitentiary at Sioux Falls was reported today to be very favourable. The shot in the wounded nmn head has been located but it been removed Many a has not today baseball National league Why is this wrong the answer will be found among today a want ads. What a a Blunder do you i off 7mgljsh baronet Sells has Castle but keeps ranch by Asir Oei atoll pres leased wire new York. N. A. Aug. 29.�?sir Aubrey Briscoe until a few months ago Plain a Briscoe american ranch owners returned yesterday on the Liverpool with lady Briscoe after Dunning the property in England to which his Assumption the Baron Etcy entitled him. And will return to his Branch in California. Sir Aubrey became i a baronet through the death his Cousin. Sir Hylton Briscoe. He remained in England just Long enough to negotiate the Sale the Briscoe estate. Monde l declares Congress can to quit 12 year old boy and pistol prove first game Brooklyn. J Pittsburgh. Ruether and and Schmidt. Second game Brooklyn. Pittsburgh. Cadore and Gooch. By associated press Lea Sod wire Washington d. Cd. Aug. 2 9.�?no Early recess or adjournment of1 toe House is in sight m Ijo Rpy leaders Mondell said yesterday in response to a speech in the House by representative Moore. Democrat Virginia who declared tha in View the Industrial situation Congress a would not dare run or Mendel a id his recent prediction an adjournment was based on a belie hat a Eon for i be upon the Tariff Bill would not be speedily submit Ted by that he now believed conference committees would act a a a Lester mine sold by a Wmk iat do press Lea cd wire Herrin. Iii. Aug. 28.�?the Lester strip mine near which the mine War 200 010 ooo�?3 4 0 010 010 ooo�?2 5 2 Deberry Hamilton too too ooo�?0 6 i 203 too oox�?6 la 0 Miller Adams and Chicago. I St. Louis. O too much for eggs i and Ainsmith. By associated press leased wire Minneapolis. Minn., aug. 29.�?two bandits who threatened to shoot him. Were driven away last night by Leonard Collins. 12. When they attempted to hold up the grocery store owned by his father. Frank Collins. The elder Colins had gone to a theater and left Leonard in charge. The boy put the Oney in the till in his pocket. When the Bandit entered he refused to Tell them where the Money was. The holdups i began a search the store. Leonard american league Boston. Philadelphia Karr and Perkins. Chaplin. 203 too. Cio 300 Kommel too 010 and St. Louis. Ooi too 0 Cleveland. Too too i Kolp and severe Uhle and Neill. Washington. Too too new too Johnson Ang Picinich Jones and Schang. Took place june 22, was reported yes 1 ran into a Side room and came out then he caught the first boat a Aback Gerdav to have been sold by the South with a revolver. He started shoot to tie states. He intends to take pm Coal company to the Peabody Coal ing and the men fled. Leonard told up ranching precisely where he left j company. It was said the mine soon i the police he believed he hit one he says. Would be put in operation again. I Man. Detroit. 020 Chicago. Leverett and Schalk Oldham and Kaasler. By associated press leased wire Paris France. Aug. 29.�?the reparations commission met again yesterday in an Effort to reach a unanimous agreement regarding the German request for a Moar Orlum on her indemnity payments. At the end several hours discussions the British and French viewpoints were still widely at variance with the italians and belgians merely trying to find some one a number proposals suggested which would meet the ideas France and great Britain. Two projected solutions were seriously discussed. One them was known As the belgian plan and the other was an amplification a last minute suggestion offered by Germany just to to re sir John Bradbury and la Agene Maucere British and French members the commission. Left Berlin for Baris last week. Seek to prevent break the belgian plan was unofficially it offered As a Means preventing a i break Between England and France j on the reparations Issue. Under its i terms Belgium would adept Long term notes in place the remaining Cash j payments due this year amounting to j 150,000,000 Gold Marks As a guarantee ultimate payments these instalments Germany would Deposit 210,000.000 Gold Marks from the Reserve the Reich Bank in the Bank England. France has not definitely declared herself this proposal and m. De i a Croix. Belgian member the commission and m. Dubois president Are conferring in the Hope that it might Roc satisfactory. England and Italy already have approved the proposition. To discuss German plan the German plan which probably will be the subject conversation Between the commission and German officials on wednesday would meet Premier Poincare a demand for Allied control it German state mind and forests by a guarantee to franc the products these resource during the period the moratorium. Failure to promptly deliver the Supin ated Timber and Coal would result ii la seizure certain mines which would in designated in the agreement. British approval is behind this arrangement which is regarded As giving France the productive guarantees she without actually turning Over political control the min and Forest

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