Page 1 of Dec 1 1922 Issue of Mitchell Evening Republican in Mitchell, South Dakota

Mitchell Evening Republican December 1, 1922 Page 1 old newspaper archives

Want a high-quality poster of this page? Add to Cart

Read an issue on 1 Dec 1922 in Mitchell, South Dakota and find what was happening, who was there, and other important and exciting news from the times. You can also check out other issues in The Mitchell Evening Republican.

Browse Mitchell Evening Republican

How to Find What You Are Looking for on This Page

We use Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to make the text on a newspaper image searchable. Below is the OCR data for 1 Dec 1922 Mitchell Evening Republican in Mitchell, South Dakota. Because of the nature of the OCR technology, sometimes the language can appear to be nonsensical. The best way to see what’s on the page is to view the newspaper page.

Show OCR

Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - December 1, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages vol. Xxxi the evening Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota Friday december i 1922 number 52relief plan is ready casualty lists can be lowered experts assert simple exercise of proper care will eliminate Many of accidents 53 too doomed to die up it Mion Al work in Homes in is Hooks to be one of Best remedies James r Mann Veteran of House is dead after Quarter of Century of steady service by h col ups Philip a. Sinnott Nea staff writer Scag a. A. Dec. s traffic toll if preventable. Traffic experts throughout the nary agree on this. And yet this a too persons will be killed or of i in Auto accidents and More iia billion dollars in property will be destroyed. Furthermore the automobile fatal v ratio is mounting steadily in p i action to growth in the number of automobiles operated. As the to is Only 60 j or cent supplied the automobiles that will eventually be Iii operation., the appalling death and Accident rate of today the a menu to be doubled unless strict Reg cations education of Drivers and pub newer traffic control devices Gnu s Milar measures now ii effect bring Relief. I &o6. There were fewer than 400 deaths from automobile accidents a St ear 1 1,0 24 were kill an in Roehse of 2750 per cent. Two thirds fail traffic accidents occur in cities of or More. American traffic regulations have re kept up with the phenomenal increase in the number of autos. The purees were Laid out in the Days of hours drawn vehicles. Persons drive legislative career of Illinois member so Den by ended by grim reaper a Washington d. dec. by associated press leased wire a death last. Night ended the legislative career of representative James r. J Mann of the second Illinois District j Long rated As a giant of the House. Returning Here two weeks ago for prohibition to be big Issue in next Campaign _ Drys play to make stronger penalties for violation of Volsted Law lieutenant sues his colonel for $190,000 for stealing his wife the opening of the special session dems wet champions of digress or. Marin who had Nerv _ d his people for upwards of a Quad that a the Way line up looks ter of a Century took part in the now by t Fiti re m a change it Sullivan says James it. Mann Wate famine causes riots in Mexico on j preliminary Wrork of the House week ago he was forced to stay at Home because of a cold which he failed to shake off. His condition at first by Mark Sullivan was not regarded serious and it was National political of Orr i it Ndu it of not until yesterday afternoon after the Mitchell evening Republican i pneumonia had developed that it be and the new York evening learn alarming. Early in the eve a Post i ing he rallied but there was a Washington p. A. Dec. copy j i change for the worse As the night s right 1922 by the Mitchell evening wore on. Shortly before Midnight Republican and the new York even i with his wife and his physicians at ing Post a it is apparent that the i the bedside the Veteran of Many a part which prohibition is to play in congressional Battle died peacefully. I the next presidential Campaign is j counting on his strength for a pos j crystallizing rapidly. The Republic. Bible House upheaval when the a it. Ians Are trying to take the Lead to i i publican majority was Cut to less than i Choo a the regard a a possible score in the last election most desirable air a to Man Euver the a a j his friends again set to work quiet i democrats into taking or seeming to by in his behalf but the Illinois Mem take the contrary who months before had declared the republicans. Apprehending j he never would accept the speaker that the is8ue 8 bound to be to the Shin or the leadership quickly ended front and that each of the parties the move when he heard of it by re lmu8t be identified in the Public mind iterating what he said then. That it with one Side or the other prefer to would have required a powerful of take a dry f old Quot do a a a u frs fort to boat him if he had gone out i one Oto the fading elements in this i for either of these places was the decision is the result of the recent opinion freely held in Hie House election on the prohibition Issue in funeral services will be held in the a Hiow in that election the Issue of a chamber House of representatives specifically set Forth in the shape of mob attacks City Hall and Many Ake killed when police use rifles ing around then were familiar with a heir surroundings knew every rpt Jin th0 Road Ami what to avoid. Mexico City. Mex. Dee. by new. However. Amer a a traffic i associated press leased wire it a fed has increased enormously. It is i eral troops guarded badly battered travelling at several times the former j municipal building today while the rate of Speed. And the. Limitations City counted the casualties of a placed on distance traversed has been j pitched Battle Between the police and wiped out. Until intercity and inter a. Mob which attempted to storm the plat trips Are the Rule. Building last night. The death list confusing regulations i As a result of fighting stood at 17 the result is confusion due to con Early today while 18 persons Are flirting traffic regulations in different seriously injured and 33 slightly Hurt. Prates and cities which Lead to acc i it was thought that a closer Check dents. Unfamiliarity with danger j might reveal further casualties Points in strange towns is another j the City after a night of wild cause while the careless Motorist i excitement found its main Plaza bearing through Small communities j fore the municipal building a Sham in was Lar or pities has he i 1.1. It _ i Bod turn a to who h a Quot a ?ionarnitndwmmntfra0n.ede in viol i v taken to Chicago for j favourable to the wets. It called for v e r Eia part it leave almost the Mildest conceivable Washington at 6 o0 p. M. Tomorrow lax Talon of the volstead act. Arriving in Chicago sunday. Clemenceau is pleased with american trip re the on Iii Way to larger cities has be one one of the big killers. To successfully combat the growing menace of automobile accidents. The a uses must be studied and re loved there Are not Many unavoidable accidents. A Check on a to Movle accidents shows practically All of them due to some of the causes Artic Drivers intoxication in it on if event Drivers disregard or no Ranee of traffic a to poorly lighted erect speeding playing in streets careless pedestrians defective brakes attempts to pass two vehicles going in the ame direction which Are nearly abreast. Intoxicated Drivers Are one of the tiny a menaces to life and limb that authorities have to Deal with. They a a such Drivers Ere not Only in used with the Speed mania but they Ake the most hazardous chances. While frequently their condition causes them to drive through safety zones on sidewalks and even into buildings Ped est Ria is a nits the pedestrian is in Many cases to lame through carelessly stepping from the Urb into moving traffic a inning across tile Street behind a Reet car and otherwise failing to i a proper caution. Hie of broken Glass timbers and Stone evidence of the anger of the Moh which forced its Way into the building half an hour after the police rifles had taken their toll. Proust water catiline the trouble. Which lasted for for m or French War pre Mier declares his visit has been great Success proposal was merely to raise the permitted proportion of alcohol from 1-2 of one percent to 2 3-4 percent. On this Issue the a a Drys won by a considerable majority and whatever Ohio electorate does comes close to being the accepted sign Post of policy for the Republican party As now constituted and led in the next presidential election the Issue will be More prohibition or less. It will be a More drastic enforcement of the pres Jent limitation or a relaxation of that j limitation existing. How Law can to strengthened the next step in a More effective limitation would be to make the Pur Brothers vicj1ms of Peculiar accidents one of them killed Mandan. N. P., Dee. by a. Pm fainting spells with resultant injuries caused the death of g. E Digby of Sanger and the serious if not fatal injury of Fred Digby near j Here. Sunday. Fred was Riding horseback when he fainted. Hours afterwards he j was found and rushed Here for treatment. Yesterday his brother started to visit him. He fainted at the wheel of his car the machine swerved and struck the Corner of a Brick j garage. Or. Digby was dead when i yoked up. Straits to be discussed at Lausanne meet Date Sitt for delicate sub i Jet a Greece refuses flatly to pay indemnity. Bill is Tobe submitted in Congress soon measure has backing of president Harding and powerful Senate Force Quick Money sought executive and advisors will seek to help Farmer by providing c Ash mrs. Philip j. Fitzpatrick wife of a lieutenant in the 107th new York regiment is accused by her husband of having a love affair with colonel Wade h. Haynes. The lieutenant has sued has commanding officer for $100,000 for alleged alienation of airs. Fitzpatrick a affections. Chase of Bootleg liquor a criminal act the same As the Sale or transportation Hayne denies the charges. Of it. The proposal has been enter j Georges trained serious by persons High in a Chicago. 111 dec. I. A a Clemenceau. War Premier of France the Harding administration to put the is satisfied with the Success of his purchaser of contraband liquor on Mission in amorini. I a Kate As Quot a a the of Stol Ali Tever Tho minor auction stir. On goods by making him equally sub Moro than six hours Start ii Whon a Rod up by his Throo formal plots for it 1 a a pm any in til no it via crowd Marood to the City Hall to sympathy for France Tho Quot Tiger quoth a a personal conviction or As protest against Tho aldermen who admits he feels he has succeeded in a Recti the or communities views Are hold responsible for condition t hts purpose. Believe greater i yrs to be a mis leading to the. Water famine the Quot i give thanks that it is so to said take pol Tiv by greyer number demonstration was intended by the simply departing for Springfield. Ii 0f the Republican leaders Are either labor unions As a peaceful protest to Lay a Wreath upon the Tomb of by by conviction or else believe that and several Hundred persons paraded j Abraham Lincoln. As the situation lies the More Advance downtown streets before pro-1 friends anxious to know higher i Ageous policy from a political Point reeding to the Hall to voice their Clemenceau Felt he was accomplish of View is to take the Side of greater Adverse sentiments. Ing what he set out to do put the dryness Yelling invectives against the Ai-1 question bluntly to the sex Premier the democrats will not accept the Dermen the Wilder spirits in the mob How a ii or ii t of his visit to three Lloyd and his pals set free millionaire a Roh hed and 15 companions Are pardoned by gov. Small gave emphasis by hurling stones and other missiles. When one Leader suggested the Hall a a entered the demonstrators made a concerted Rush. A a _ Forward. The police guards met th"ir�s8�?T he Quot Tler answered them. Cities and the reception accorded his address did he feel about the whole affair Chicago. Iii. Dec. 1.�?william Bross Lloyd millionaire a reddest of the eni oved thanksgiving with his family today a free Man. The Rich Radical with fifteen oth children especially present a be j eng windows entered the inns problem. One third of those began to set fire to its Advance by firing their rifles Over the Heads of the crowd which did not Check its course. Then the police aimed their rifles Point Blank and fired with deadly effect. Staggered by the bullets the demonstrators retired carrying with them their dead and wounded. Returns second time but in half an hour they returned and several of their number break Hall and contents. Position which the republicans Are now trying to Force them into with ,. ,. Out a struggle. A considerable body \ is a ent not font Joiet Poison. Of democratic leaders favor the a a wet j or violation of the stat espionage it is Success. Of course it is sue position on the theory that they can act pardoned by governor leu carry the a a dry Houth anyhow and i Small late wednesday night. In to that their Best Chance of carrying Lloyd gained his Freedom eight comment but the indu actions Are that Lausanne dec. by associated i press leased wire a the allies at the request of the russians have de j cited to postpone the first sitting of the conference devoted to the Straits question to monday. M. Tchitcherine russians chief Dele j Gate will not arrive Here before to j night and m. Rakovsky requested the postponement mainly because he wants the soviet foreign minister present. He informed lord Curzon. M i Barrere and Marquis i Garroni that Russia was not Content with the allies decision to keep her from Particia 1 Tion in All the deliberations of the conference. Rush have one object the official reply to the russian petition contended that the invitation j originally extended to Russia clearly explained that Russia was Bidden to i Lausanne Only for the Straits Neotia tons. And that therefore there was no possible basis la or a misunderstanding. On the different aspects of this question the russian delegates would be Given every Opportunity to make i known their views. The former grecian Premier. Vent Zelos attended the meeting of the sub j committee on the ottoman debts yes j ter Day afternoon. Without mincing Twords. He told the delegates that j Greece was ruined and could not pay a Farthing of the turkish liabilities. The conference had been planning to apportion the debt Between Turkey and her former possessions and yen Zelos was endeavouring to Mak it \ Clear that Greece could not shoulder any debt for Western Thrace. A we might have taken our share of this debt after the treaty of Sevres was he said a but the Asia minor Campaign has made us Hank i Veu Izelo silent the entire question of the grecian executions the withdrawal of the British minister from Athens and the resultant effect of this on the relations Between England and Greece at the conference was gone Over in the course of a Long consultation Between m. Venizelos and lord Curzon. M. Venizelos declined to make any i what they All the Quot Eastern flays after he Hart been Quot enrolled with he is feeling greatly am bar Rawadi in of St. Jocis Xuy he big states of new York new let the j. Loo Roi Ivice. Or Rook the state. A Quot 4., a special card watches St. I oui. To. Dee. Fly a. Pm by. anti Connecticut j four years to convict Lorn of the i Long Peen henge a Shrek trying Cie Orges Clemence,., former pre-1lie in aking the wet aide. J non age charge. £udlr�?�tnhe1tragedy from Mier of France who is touring the i a they treated me very at old by automobiles Are children. in a majority of cases they were struck Down when they suddenly asked into the path of an Auto or playing in the Street. Educational work in the schools d Homes is now looked to for a Lessen no of this danger. At the same Lime Drivers Are being schooled to a my Down and have their cars under absolute control when they pass play no children. Against these Are a very consider United states to bring closer together s a a number of Democrat who Are so j Lloyd said. The relations of his and this country. A a dry by conviction that they will planned to spend today in seclusion at j never consent to the party accepting the Home of Joseph pulitzer. Or. Pub a a wet position As a Mere incident of usher of the St. Louis Post dispatch j political mane vering. To the pres in St. Louis county. Ent writer it has seemed recently that tomorrow morning the a a Tiger is to these dry democratic leaders eith head an automobile Parade through or because of personal or for other those freed from the county jail the Rifchin thoroughfares of the City. I reasons Are attaining an increasing were Samuel f. Hankin. James a. Ile is to deliver his fourth formal and j Ascendancy in the party counsels. In dress in America at 2 of clock. I Short there does not seem to be much j chief of police of Brien announced 1 essential Comfort for the a wets in by this time the Federal troops i that adf1ed precautions have been either party. Had arrived but the intruders were 0 protect Clemenceau during of a a a not ejected before the building had is visit Here in View of several threat been fired in Many places and the in Jpn Jotters received at mayor Hen furniture wrecked a line of Hose Ray. Kiel a office. Which the fire department was Able j in a a. The meals were snort a Quot it land Eri Tig the conference which is j t a regarded As too important to the Gen and i was treated most of the time a a of Etlor be to up afr it like a gentleman. 1 besides Lloyd. Those released. Valuable documents some of which Date Back several centuries were i tossed into the streets. To bring into play despite the water shortage was successful in holding varying in different cities. From j bar crowds outside. It 6,to so per cent of All Auto Aroi-3�?~rvs Are attributable to had Light re a according to Earl a. A Iderson. Ii minting Engineer for the general electric company who made a my Rev in 32 cities. He finds that i e majority occur during the dim ironing Rush hour before the lights ire on. Greek King is held prisoner in Castle ten drown in Superior Gale official recount gives Nisbet seat in states Senate progressives form bloc in new Congress by a grecian internal question How. _ Ever much Public opinion May he Joliet were Jack irm \. Arthu arouse j in condemnation of the sex Proctor Edgar Owens. Ludwig Treme measures adopted by the revolt. K. England and Neils Kjar. J jut Ionar commission. F. O. Lindley the British minister a a. V v -, Greece who has withdrawn from m Inger. A 1 a. A Athens is due Here today to Confer Krum Bein. Samuel Ash. N. J. I Hris with Jsmrd Curzon Tia sen John \ a gel. Morris a. Stolar p Washington in a. Dee. I a by associated press leased wire a tit administrations new program Foi immediate finance Relief to Farmer was formulated and practically perfected yesterday at a conference Between president Harding. Secretary Wallace and twelve Republican senators headed by senator Watson of Indiana. It will be put before Congress at once and pressed with the full Force of the administration. The conference was arranged by senator Watson who has been making an Active Survey of the question of agricultural Relief. It was preceded by a series of conferences Between Secretary Wallace and department of agriculture experts. Yesterday president Harding kept i thanksgiving dinner waiting while he heard the perfected program outlined and gave his general approval. Outline of plan the plan proposes to utilize the Federal farm loan Board As the Agency through which Relief is to lie Given the details of the financing have been practically worked out. The general purpose is Large and More Liberal credits and cheaper. Interest rates. Tile opinion of those participating in the conference was tha1 while tile War finance corporation had been of great value in alleviating the distressed condition of agriculture it by ans. Because of certain limitations did not reach Down to the average Small Farmer who raises a few Atli or has Small quantities of Grait to Market. By using the Federal Farn loan Hoard As the Agency to carry out the Jan of financing the new administration plan proposes to make the government Relief available directly to the Small Farmers who need it. Need is Uhro dog the whole schedule of farm Relief work was discussed exhaustively but the marketing problem was touched upon Only in a general Way. The general opinion at the conference was that to extend the program now to include so Complex and so controverted a subject As co operative marketing would Only serve to delay the immediate object of Relief. The president was told that the pressing need was to provide at once financial Ald to thousands of Farmers who fact mortgage a re closure because they Are i t me. To depose of their cattle and can to ii tremendous losses. Increase lean la lilt Specia Cally the plan prop it sed an increase in the Max mum i Tan limit of the Federal farm Banks from $10,-000 to $25,000. Amendment of the farm loan act to provide for the re discount of agricultural production and marketing paper with a maximum credit period of three years and creation of a division in the farm system is Deal specifically with this class of credits. Provisions for the voluntary creation of live Stock and agricultural credit associations to Deal primarily with livestock loan also is proposed. Of a a a v77t i u we. Run Hoover rumours again assert that yanks on Rhine Are soon to go Home Sioux Falls s. D., dec. special a a figures compiled late wednesday afternoon at the court House in the recount of votes in Tho state Follett decl virus step us purely legislative with senatorial race in Minnehaha county i gave w. R. Nesbit Dell rapids de j feared Republican candidate. 4,175 c acadian ship sinks in 25 feet and Erie j. Ellefson. Sioux Falls. 4.-of water off Fiji. These figures give Ellefson a ter near Duluth Lead of 25 votes Over Nesbit. The i official vote for the entire 60 precinct no political intent whatever by Republican Force bets of the Crew of the Canadian Steamer Maplehurst perished during a severe Gale Early today when the a France. Dec. King ship. After being beaten against the be of Greece is held prisoner in lower part of the breakwater at the Washington. C., dec. a pm the movement to organize a progressive bloc a in Congress took Duluth. Minn. A it for 1 a a pm was Ellefson 4.361 and Nesbit 4.290. Finite form today at a conference and Perry Shimean. A governor Small in issuing the pardons. Said he did not regard Lloyd and his associates As criminals. At the same time he said he could not condone their utterances. A these men Are rot criminals a he said. A since their indictment and conviction in March. 1921. They have suffered severely. I decided to ex-1 Coblenz dec. by a p la not tend clemency for their cases prior to withstanding the fact no official in their incarceration. No great Good formation to the effect has been Recan come front longer incarceration revived Here. A Rumor that american for troops on the Rhine arc soon going of Home is again in circulation. A. And j. Beaten while eagerly awaiting definite Morgantown w. Va., dec. for news the soldiers did not allow their the first time in its football history anxiety to interfere with their Cerebra West Virginia University finished a Tion of thanks Viking two football season without a defeat As the result games and a boxing match together of it s Victory Over Washington and with the usual Holiday dinners flour Jefferson 14 to 0. Yesterday. De in the Day s program. Commerce Secretary at Palo Alto declares president will be c candidate Captain Nason Bernard Ana ten Mem i the state Senate committee on con behind cloned doors attended by tested elections will decide the out j More than a score of senators and i representatives of the present and come of the contest of merch ants meet in m aah to a i 1 Ca c to 1 to a next Congress. Their meeting was preliminary to a general conference tomorrow of the progressive Leader meeting to Cav opening j on Ferenee was called j Follette. Republican. And representative j Democrat of Alabama. J to Quot a a very Effort to prevent the eve were rescued by the coast guard. R a n of five former ministers and general who commanded the or Karma when it was Defeated by m staph Kemah his activities in i behalf roused the ire of the a riot Fonaries. Their anger was when immediately after the Fth a sentences were carried out he a pleated that he be permitted to a a Greece. In reply to this the revolutionary committee put a guard Over him. The. A son of King Constantine be slur ruler of Greece when his a fled after the great turkish victories. Prince Andrew brother of re a Stantin. Is held in Athens and is it a it i cd to be placed on trial Short j by the revolutionaries. Of Hunt sees Little Hope for ship subsidy Bill in upper House Norbeck among foes a m bad Harra hint least seven who May be classed As Nea staff correspondent doubtful. These Are Cummins of Washin Yefton it. . Dec. In despite Iowa. Curtis of Kansas Ernst of John Wanamaker is seriously ill again Philadelphia. Dec. by a a Jilleba on the condition of John Quot Tea maker merchant and former postmaster general issued by his Doc a 7 30 a. Rn., today said with a continued loss of strength vitality or Wanamaker passed 1 comfortable weather forecast pair tonight and probably satyr j Lav. Rising temperature saturday and n Extrema West and extreme North tonight. A Worth much to the common people november 14, 1922. The Mitchell Republican Mitchell South Dakota. Gentlemen. R ,.enclosed please find 10c in Stamps for which please mail me two copies of the evening Republican of saturday. Nov. I i the. And oblige. I am going to hit both coasts with above one to California and one to Massachusetts. Your editorials alone Are Worth much to the common people. The paper is by far the Best in the Middle West. H. Jay Cooke. Miller s. S. Your editorial Quot a real referendum a nov. 10th, was highly complimented by our club. Present party lines. I United states Senate shows Unn Piatak i turn on a margin of probably not to agriculture and labor or the 1 t United ahead for the Prest i exceed two or thre votes principal elements represent d Ltd a n subsidy Bill which con the opponents however propose those attending having been Ridenti _ cached into special session that no vote shall be reached. It is fied with the farm and labor groups e enact Only three months till the present in legislation and in the recent con probabilities of Success appear Congress Dies. The new Congress Gressional election. To unquestionably on the Side of will be definitely anti subsidy. No third party move a the oppo cents rather than of the and to even a handful of hostile senator Norris. Republican of be supporters of the Bill this for the senators a three months filibuster is Braska was elected chairman of reason that they have a Dable j no discouraging thing. With 45 sen today s meeting at which there were Chance to defeat its passage. First actors definitely opposing the chances speeches by senators la Follette. By actually voting it Down if it de i of the subsidy Bill coming to a vote Norris and Corah Republican of pelops they an Muster enough votes lr1 the Senate appears extremely in cd h to accomplish that end. Second by Likely. Senator la Follette in his address prolonging debate and disclaimed specifically that there was vote by March 4, if it apr it the any intention of forming a third might he Able to Slaughter it on the party declaring the whole purpose Roll a a in a Nuth a. Is the Situa was a formation of a by part ii a pro or in in titration Force Aro up Gressie group to work in co opera Blun. Lion for progressive . In the it democratic Centory will move purely los Kontler i oppose the Bill As a violation All the speaker it was said de j of fundamental party policy. Clard that the movement was legis-1 line progressive republicans Are native and not political and resold so definitely committed against the tons were adopted declaring that the measure that no possible Trade or i purpose was to form a bloc to Quot drive Duc ement can swing them to its sup special privilege out of control and port. These Are Borah. Tapper work for legislation affecting Agri Ladd. La Follette Lenroot. Norbeck culture labor railroads shipping a Norris. Mcnary and Brookhart Tural resources credits and taxation that makes a total of 45. Vot a Defi it also was proposed to abolish nicely arrayed against subsidy. I be the electoral College to provide for to the vacancy caused earlier meetings of new congresses nation of Hij Wber. St. And initiate a National Campaign for votes As til greatest possible total it cuon of at andf0rmth ,i,.m�.nine there a. To Palo Alto calif., dec. I. By a. In a the Republican presidential candidate in 1124 a obviously will of Warren it. Secretary of Commerce Herbert c. Hoover said in an interview at his Home Here today. A moreover by that time 1924 a or. Hoover said. A the Public will of highly appreciative of the sanity and progressive character of the policies that will have brought this country through the reconstruction period. Harding expects to take up prohibition in his next message Washington. . Dec. Tbs extreme congestion of prohibition rates pending in american courts enabling bootleggers to continue illicit operations indefinitely will be placed before Congress. President Harding now expects to Prev int in his formal message opening the regular session next week the following facts on the situation which have been furnished him by the department of Justice. 1. There Are 20,000 prohibition cases now pending in Federal courts of the country with More piling up All the time. 2. This is twice As Many As at this time last year. 3. Despite the order of a Torrey general Daugherty to spend prosecutions with All celerity it appear probable that some change of system in to St be foun. The latest figures compiled accurately Are those of june 30, 1922. When 16.713 criminal and 2.694 civil prohibited suits were pending. These compare with july i. 1921. When 10.-472 criminal and 2,074 civil suits wer on the dockets. Of a name comes in every Day someone sends in his name clipped from the want ads look for your name you la receive fhe Republican free for one year if its there. Sioux Falls Bank files suit against Wenzloff for $37,500 Sioux Falls. S a. Dec. special a the commercial Trust and saving Bank of Sioux Falls filed suit wednesday afternoon against Edgar g. Wenzlaff for recovery of $3 7,500 on a promissory note Given in settlement for the defendant s obligations oth Hank when he retired As its president some time ago according to attorneys. Wenzlaff who was formerly of Sioux Falls is now said to be living in los Angeles Cal. He will not a Here for the Case attorneys say

Want a high-quality poster of this page? Add to Cart

Search All Newspapers in Mitchell, South Dakota

Advanced Search

Search the Mitchell Evening Republican Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Start for Free

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Mitchell Evening Republican?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Advanced Search