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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - December 1, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol. Xxxvi Imitchell s. D., thursday december i 1-921 number 52 railway Board announces new working rules enforcement of revised code Means saving of $50,-000,000 annually open shop recognized orders effective this morning hit practically Fakry rail worker the Only bad odor around the conference has come from outside of Fol ago dec. in and increased efficiency estimated to reach 150,000.000 a year. And recognition of the a open shop on All american railroads were forecast last night in the promulgation of revised working rules governing Railroad shop employees by the United states Railroad labor Board. The new rules become effective today. And take jurisdiction Over approximately 400,000 men Immediato-1 a although a still larger number will be affected when the Normal traffic conditions Are restored. Far reaching changes in the rules. Which supplant the National agreement made during Federal control designed to afford basis for permanent stability in the Railroad shops of the country and were declared by members of the labor Board to be the most important work yet done by the i Board. Make for Economy Lar re economies Are expected to result rom revision of the classification rules which were made More Al j Fristic and hereafter will permit Mem j hers of certain crafts to do minor lbs previously done by members of oth it r crafts. Statisticians attached to the labor Board estimated that economies in operation increased eff cd pricy and larger output would a proximate $50,000,000 a year. Provision for the representation of minorities who May have grievances is another important item of the new ult -. Under the National agreement negotiation placed almost wholly in the hands of labor organizations with the result that the railroads and Many Industrial and civic institution declared that the agreement forced a a closed Union shop on the roads. The principle of the open shop established by the new a statement by Board members said a will in fact be More theoretical than a tactical at the present time since a Large majority of the Railroad shops re unionized and the existing unions Are recognized by the Board and by he transportation act As represent j alive of the majority. Older roles retained 4 most of the older working rules no toned b the experience of years. Ire preserved in full effect. Many of a of More right ruin. However Warre Quot a a a i thaw of a a Ortw attribute to our consider Abl relaxed in favor of the it Orre Pondon the superiority of not fitting cad although the recognized rights 7? 9tc, kit pub Ltd Quot and the is melted at the partisans on both Hansn i a flit in no tested and evening Post i sides know full Wall that americans he principle of collective bargaining byw�?ohn1dubl<an Atuf n w a a eau Quot and Anion recognition la retained As the mpg of contemplated by the transportation in Tajo three members of Bandit gang held for trial Montana Farmer is new wheat Kino of american continent arrest of robber suspects at Flandreau May wipe out Northwest band by associated pres leased wire Chicago. Iii., dec. wrested the wheat championship from Canada last night George Kraft. Bozeman mont., crowned 1921 wheat King at the internal Iona Grain and Hay show for which 1 $10,000 in prizes awarded by the Chicago to i of Trade. May get a higher ups it it broken engine in kids to arrest of Trio wanted for Many big thefts Flandreau. S. D., dec. In several Bank and 9tore robberies booze running and motor car thefts Are among the crimes chalked up against three men. Held Here by sheriff Davis of eau Claire wis., who arrived in Flandreau yesterday and identified the prisoners As members of a huge Bandit ring whose operations. He charged have extended throughout the Northwest including Omaha Fargo n. D., Minneapolis and St. Paul As Well As cities in Iowa and Wisconsin the direct charge on which the men were arrested for the theft of a Ford Sedan alleged to have been stolen from l. H. Looe a banker at eau Claire wis. Men taken at Coleman. They were arrested at Colman s. A. Monday by the sheriff of Moody county and held for investigation. An examination of the car which they had left in a garage there to be repaired showed that it corresponded w Ith the one stolen at eau Claire and sheriff Davis notified. Sunday the men had stopped at a farm House near Colman and asked for something to eat apparently fearing to enter a town. When they prepared to leave the farm House the cars motor could not be started so a garage at Colman notified and the car hauled in to be looked Over. The garage Man suspicious of his patrons and notified the Moody county sheriff who went Down and made the arrests monday. The three men whose names1 Are Given As Jonas Biller Ardell Mckenzie and Edwin Choat denied the charges and said they were officers of the Law in Pursuit of motor car thieves. May gel a Uhl Gocr ups sheriff Davis after identifying the men said he would return with them to eau Claire where they would be brought to trial. He declared that in their arrest he believed would uncover and probably break up the Bandit gang whose operations he said have a been very extensive. He further a states Survey m efficiency starts Jan. 15 new York. Bureau to do work Means immense saying to taxpayers. Blu Al Quot receiver for Germany plan Paris favors France also would def Dart Rhineland autonomous instead of moratorium situation precarious by associated it it so leased wire Pierre dec. a i by governor w. H. My matter that he has entered into a contract with the Bureau of municipal research of new York for an efficiency Survey of All state offices and institutions As authorized by the legislature last Winter. Work on a he Survey will begin january 13, 1922, according to governor mamas Ter. Means big saving a the purpose of this Survey a the governor explained in making the announcement a is to consolidate various commissions and departments. To establish a Central purchasing nil88lon thinks French government fears England and germ by May reach an agreement by associated pres. Leased wire Paris. Pee. receivership Foi Germany As a bankrupt with an autonomous Rhineland to be exploited by the allies for reparation Nur Posea is Likely to be proposed by France As an alternative to any moratorium on reparations that May be suggested by great Britain it said in official circles Here today. The allies it is held by French officials have full authority under the terms of the treaty of Versailles to take Germany s affairs in hand and to administer her resources in a manner similar to that pursued by the turkish debt commission. Poincare reviews situation former president Poincare who is much talked of As the probate successor of Premier Orland in the next governmental change recalls in his weekly review of the political situation. That the treaty of Versailles gives the allies the right in Case Germany defaults to control her customs duties taxes exportation and Coal production. He said this must be demanded if the reparations com it is obliged to give Agency to install a uniform account j Germany further time ing system in All departments and in j the negotiations understood to be Slit tons and to place employees in Gong on now in London Between the Der civil service with the View Liat British government and represent like service shall receive like pay. To veil from Germany Are regarded in ii will recruit in an efficiency system French official circles As a reprisal of state affairs that will mean a big for the aseged separate action of saving to the tax payers of the i France m making an agreement with the sum of $25,000 Wcur a proper that a tur if a nationalist government ate by the legislature for this Pur at Angora pose. The Law specifies that under indemnity is franc i question the direction and supervision of the much anxiety is expressed lest governor a through going Examina j France should find herself faced with Tion Shell be made of the methods compete Accord Between great Brit and practices employed by All state j an an Germany. French officials officers and employees and that All such officers and employees must furnish ouch information As May be necessary for the investigations. Governor to get report the efficiency experts employed must submit to the governor by nov Harding will take no More Steps for future meetings if present session fails opined out today that the question of reparations above All a French question. Therefore it declared any agreement arrived at by great Britain in the absence of French representatives would be resented. The situation of the entente is re on Tho whole rather More binding because it comes from the people than president Harding s it of fact about a new or an enlarged Confer commitment to try to bring about an the majority . Effect which a overshadowed every Anocia Tion Quot of nations in purely world to to performed the lab else Ainee it came out of the Pood Humoured raillery we laugh a lit a by the new rules is in the Casai j cation of the bloodshed in Ireland again is threatens negotiations Between England. Ulster and sinn fein seem to have failed inserted that he had evidence already i Ember i 1922, a Complete and com i among French government of in his Possession that would later on prehensile report of their invest Tina a a i ring about the arrests of several men j tons and examinations and shall in a higher up who were the real leaders facials As exceedingly precarious in View of what they describe As Ner of the organization. I elude statements of their findings and j voupne5fl shown by Grest Britain and to. I their recommendations for such Are official expressed doubt Biller said Locc the Leader of Chan r0a or improve Lent. Wylli in government would their judgment re ult in greater eco j to arbitration of the reparations Nomy in the transaction of the jup8tion8 by the league of natio is if such action should be proposed. I the three men arrested. Sheriff Davis refused to go into detail on the crimes j charged against the men As he said j there were others implicated who a would he Able to make their get away if they knew that their comrades had been arrested. State s puffiness. White House is this president hard tie i. The various crafts. Almost w. H Man of marked tenacity i sat exception thew classification Are abot what he of melt. Trade More elastic. N a r i re. Manta he has told the country Leree ments wit t t e sop Era a 0rad that he would take step j u d 11 p the National Greeen leading to an association of nations. Cen the custom to define Quot a it fume a that Promise types of work belonging much a Rock. To lib rear is of varying degrees of dependability. Such Steps As president Harding is Likely to take in the near future will be various o each Craft. The carriers have complained that the National agreement set up in such minute detail the classification of due a a that work not requiring special at the irreconcilable leaders in continued on Page six Ster Combine a is announced. I far a to justify the alarm _ a skill in any Craft assigned a a., i y of the irreconcilable lest we axe w exc sively to a particular Craft. The rules effective today broaden. A. It be betrayed into a Mirope of each Craft s work. The a a rare list working on running repairs Ray connect or disconnect any wiring. Coupling or pipe Connexions Neces Ary to repair machinery or equip ent this work previously As knew to electricians and Sheet Metal Vork is Only. Another important change another important change affecting bout to be led into. Or. As they put the league of nations. The apprehensions of senator Borah already forcefully voiced Are based on the chaff rather than on the heat in what is happening. So also is the presumed alarm of senator Borah s fellow irreconcilable. Senator Mccormick who is now on the Ocean on his Wray to conduct a senatorial investigation in Hayti and seven or More companies merge with capital of half Bilijon Doit Lars whom Washington pictures As begging car men is that which allows common the Captain to turn the ship around borers to dismantle wooden freight Aye bring him Back to America that a ars hereafter. Under the National he May save the country once More. I cry a ement Only qualified carpenters j Here allowed to do the a work. About j is per rent of the country a freight ars Are by ii of Wood. The Effew Rule 111 permit employees getting $3.25 j o $5.00 a Day to do work previously quire to be done by car men receives $5 84 a Day. An entirely new Rule promulgated >7 the Board for the first time Cre Tes a new Type of apprentice to be own As a special apprentice. Pre j loudly there have been Only two Linda of apprentices in the skilled j of crafts regular and helpers a j entices. Regular apprentices Are Siau teachers asked to help by associated areas leased wire new York. Dec. that a merger of seven or More of the Independent steel companies is contemplated were confirmed in the financial District today. The capitalization of the various companies concerned in the proposed consolidation approximates $500,000.-000 and the products of the various companies cover almost every Branch of the steel and Iron Industry. The companies named comprise the i Midvale steel and ordinance company. The Republic Iron and steel company Lackawanna steel company Youngstown rhe t and tube company Briar Hill steel company and the steel and tube company it America. This consolidation if effected will be second in importance to the United states steel corporation now the instructors requested to dominant organization in the Indus a inculcate respect for statute in i Pitis try. American murdered in Bouvia report by associated press encased wire Washington dec. tech. J Ere in South Dakota have been asked he a a of Ritina i Arrand i to Aid Trombl or it a enforcement a Washin Ron a it dec. In the killing a to and cor<5ln to a re Ort to Ommi Ltd Ioner of an am rican rat zen named Hart 2�r annul Gricet Are Hee Alpren i Hayn it Oday from Slae director mix at Santa Cruz Bolivia novem a a mwt., for. M the rank of the Pearson of that Ata. Per reported to the govern a. Selected from the ranks Pearson reported officials said. 2q reported to the state me rtea6 from von in end Between hat the ,�?~r3 had own a okd a i department today from la Paz. The ,f t s re who have had inculcate a their pm Upu a Devi it Mea aage plated nothing wa., known an j pct for Law including the National concerning the Jan other than his prohibition act. 1 name and that he an american government to follow Morse by associated press leased wire London eng dec. I a the possibility of renewed bloodshed in Ireland stares the British government in the face in View of the virtual col j lapse of the peace negotiations which destroyer my of sent aft for have proceeded under a truce for the last five months. Homicides in u. S. Decrease seven times Mork negroes the Whites slain Moit Talvity tables show the sinn fein has stood firm on its demand for an All Ireland parliament As the basis of settlement at the same tim#1 refusing to concede allegiance to the British Crown. Ulster has refused Pointblank to scrap her own parliament to enter an All Ireland parliament a under present the government Heads Are bending their entire efforts to seeking some unexplored Avenue of Neotia i Tion but it is believe All pos sobities of settlement have been exhausted. French liner to bring Back new York m an. Accused Hermit ends own life surrounded by pursuers Recluse wades into Lake and shoots himself by associated free leaded wire Washington. Dec. department of Justice understood today to have asked the Navy department to Send a destroyer to intercept the French liner Paris to bring Back Charles w. Morse of new York whose shipping contracts have been under investigation. He reported to have left the country. It w As understood that a naval destroyer would put to sea from a French port within a few hours to intercept the Paris which left new York last Friday. While neither attorney general Daugherty or other Justice department officials would discuss fhe reported departure it w As Learned that every Agency of the department would be used in effecting his return to this country. The departments request for assistance from the Navy de part me it understood to be on the theory that the Legal questions involved in the return of Morse would be threshed out we Hen he brought bark. Immediately upon receipt of the report that Morse had left the country the by associated press i it ease it wire new York dec. in j the United states during 1920 totalled approximately 9,000. A decrease of 500 from the 1919 record Accord j ing to a computation by Frederick l. Hoffman statistician of Prudential life insurance company of Omaha. The figures made Public last night show Memphis. Tenn., still in the Lead with a killing record of 63.4 ,22 injured when trains crash limited passengers in Oregon collide following Dot Ivr and Transfer by associated prows leased wire Portland ore., dec. persons were killed in a head on collision Early today Between the East bound Portland Spokane limited and westbound Oregon Washington limited trains of the Oregon Washington Railroad and navigation company two mile a East of Celilo. I Twenty to o persons were injured. Hereon for every 100.000 of Populi-1 among th0 dead Toa a. H. Mcbride. A Marine who guarding the mall tons. In general the table showed that in Southern states the proportion of negroes slain from three and a half to seven times that of White. Tabulations for the period 1915-1919, grouped geographically showed the new England states had the Low est homicide rate of 2.8 for each 100.000. The Southern group had the highest rate. 10.8. In the Middle Atlantic states the rate 5.1 Central Mountain states 9.4 Aid Pacific coast states 9.2. Of the larger cities Boston had the lowest rate 5.1. New York on one of the trains. The other who were killed included two trainmen and three Oregon passengers. The Portland Spokane limited left Portland last night and the w est bound Oregon Washington limited due in Portland at 7 15 a. M. On amount of the Bridge at Eagle Creek being damaged by High water it wits necessary to Detour ail i Oregon Washington Railroad and navigation trains Over the Spokane Portland and Seattle line Between Portland and Celilo. The Portland Spokane limited hat i technical school education continued on Page two moratorium is sought by Russ Hassin soviet Trade minister to discuss proposition with Lloyd George by associated press leased wire i Mahomet 111., dec. In Harry Davis 50 Yean old who lived in a Cave and had been a Hermit for 19 years department Wras understood to have committed suicide when pursued by radioed the liver Paris to hold Morse a Sherl frs posse seeking to arrest or of d in to America him on a charge of thievery. He shot i at the state department it said himself in the breast a he stood hip morsels passports had been issued in Dep in a Small Lake As the posse beat Narup a a a a Morris the Brush about the shores. The Nav it a department up to noon after being accused of murder according to its officials had not re Nineteen years ago. Davis Drew him j Civ Ltd the request to dispatch a itself away from his fellow men. He Coyer. Roamed the shores of the Sangamon Morse is on Board. Rev for new York dec. Bour j Lari monday night a atom a Kwoi. Publicity director of the French a it Dee a robbed Tho her it tart Quot be today confirmed reports that cd Ort to arrest the Hermit the la churl b Morse who., shipping. A m. Or. ,.a. Contracts Are said to be under invest Ter fled from i. Me into the Timber tip Atlon a a f0tif.ral , sailed in the Cave found a bed of Avo Harp for it no it it for d on the a action of a to used As a Chir and Jer parts he a said second with 5.9. The Chicago rate _ Woval 10.3 san Francisco 7.6 Pella ult transferred to to Delphia 6,2 St. Outs 12.6 and Cleve Lukton main 1 not a at pc Oiler a and 12.5. I proceed Ink when let or Jer 600,000 under arms in France but government report shows 218.000 men Are simply on furlough 7 associated press leased wire London. Doc. Krassin russian bolshevik minister of and Commerce is to take up i l the Premier Lloyd George the ques j of russians debts and commercial j eve thai. It is Learned in russian offi Al circles that there is a probability m. Krassin suggesting a orator jul a a Dong Russia if such a of Relief is granted to Germany. A Rassin and m. Litvinoff probably j a ill proceed to Washington before re it lament conference ends in or be to enlist american interest in the a a Tynna i during the month of november the Republican made a net gain after deducting All stops of 501 new subscribers this is the largest gain in circulation Ever made by the Republican in a months time even exceeding the gain made in any month during the period. A few cooking utensils in addition to canned goods and other article which the sheriff declared were stolen. Davis had gone to the Lake and attempted to Wade through it As he heard pursuers behind. Ahead across the Lake he saw other members of the posse then he killed himself. In noway of the Steamer and personally examined the passports which had been issued to or. Morse. By associated press leased wire Paris dec. In the strength of he at the fran quote a army Given 818 too As of october i by the report of the Arr y commission to the chamber of deputies made Public today. The report made Public in connection with train which twas late having delayed by water trouble. The injured included r. E. Fol a som. Minneapolis leg sprained. The i other injured reside in Oregon and Washington. A special train with the injured will arrive Here at la of clock. Burlington to Start pensions directors. After announcing a Divide to. Declare for new policy Chicago 111., dec. of $,000 Needle Trade workers in Chicago Start strike today bandits Rob Hine my i of s60.0n in amalgam and escape ailing the governments proposed Law . _ _ r k Ala Chicago Burlington and Quincy r the class of i >22 to to a color rain Roa Ai a w i in two contingents one next May and j a Tannura Dudden of a Lared the other Pax november. Semi annual dividend of a per cent the report said a considerable part of the class of 1919 had returned to on a special Stock dividend of 15 per cent payable december 31 to by associated pram leaded wire Jackson. Cal., dec. months cleanup of Gold amalgam valued at Between $60,000 and $70,000, taken from the Argonaut mine Here Mende j for adoption v. A in a. V. 1 stockholders of record december 17. Heir Homes on crop furlough or on _ the directors also announced in in definite leave making the Active forces in uniform 600,000 or upwards with the balance subject to imme Diate recall. The commission estimates that the government plan which would through Augu ration of a pension plan january i. Directors of the Colorado and Southern a subsidiary company a is recon i Lared a two Parent dividend on the first preferred completing payment by associated press leased wire Chicago. Iii., dec. thousand trades workers employed in that shops of members of the Chicago Road leading from Jackson. The release of various of i of a he regular four percent annually no Ituna me two min tree to of 1920 and the i Corpora a Dnn a end a four percent on the Sec duty blew Onen the let of the Olavee of 1922 during next Ond preferred and a dividend of three e i i e la it a give a strength of 60.000 Menfo cd. A. To Early today who bound by a gang of eight men the two Mill men in the Spring. Cloak arid suit manufacturers association walked out Al 7 a. In. Today when a new system of piece work pay to have by Efi started. Officers of the Acao Gotlop a id no. Attempt would be made to a open runs. According to the Shew for i Fred sawed off shotguns Sacramento. Cal., dec. who held up the Argonaut mine at Jackson Amador county last night Ere armed with sawed off shot a report to the weather report South forecast Dakota fair tonight scr Auto police deportment today. Friday col a tonight. And be paid out of surplus earnings. Of Mcglone Heads Colorado boners Golden. Colo., dec. Mcglone Star fullback of the Colorado school of mines football team in St night elected Captain of Tho i22 Tel Medora is a Junior

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