Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - December 15, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota
Twelve pages the evening Republican City edition Mitchell South Dakota monday december 15, 1924. Number 63congress honors Wilson forecast Longworth child to be boy thousands pay Gompers Honor in funeral car prophets think that hell have baby sister too speculate As to whether he will be named for Alices father expect grand boy pointed out that he will be descendant of two pre revolutionary families by Nev service Washington A dec. Course it will be a boy what s More it will be a wonderful boy on those two Points those who know mrs. Alloo Roosevelt Long Worth Are agreed. It is not because Alice ism Worth herself is a masculine Type that Washington cannot imagine her with any but a son. She is far from it. Rather it is because there has always teen a vague feeling that it is too bad for Alice with her Genius of personality and her cleverness she was not a Man. The reason for Anticis 4ing a remarkable boy is More obvious. No one has Ever expected a great Deal of the Roosevelt tradition froma tie sons of Theodore Roosevelt but j with Alice it is different. She always has been a real person a As her father was like her father she always has possessed the faculty of inflaming tho Public imagination to a re Markab e degree. He will be a great in a Der punt e v w Merit was made i it in tho Long Nifon see resses for the future. Each separate upper left a or. Alt Cis Roosevelt Longworth. Upper right a her husband representative Nichol is Longworth. Floor Leader in the House. Below the Century old Cradle in which their first born will the Daj. Of the expel Worth Home consulted the o Quot it will be a prophecy declared Quot he will have phenomenal gift of leadership great self Confidence a nil Power love of adventure court Europe Quot ill Honor him he will be Rich a Washington believes the see resses because it had already made up its mind along the same lines. All the soothsayers agreed that the child Quot lid e named Theodore Lee Fengwu Ali i natural Assumption since Theodore is the name of his not of i tin grabbed forbear and since Alice i on Swart h has always retained a in Lier own name. To was the Maiden name of or Mother Alice sleep. Lee of Boston who died at Alices birth. \ and Hoya ill have a sister but the prophecies were incautious in choosing a rational name. For such a child. Alice Longworth always has done the unexpected and even the naming of the child proves adherence to the Rule. If it should occur to ailed to ram her son xerxes Cebu Rha Nezzer doubtless she Wilt so. And think no More about it. Interesting feature of the pre t t it or a was the declaration from two a a a a the Longworth j new ment Al Dise a Dincov i will have a baby sister at some Fred for Benefit of 1 tor is Ayr by coi , when that Longworth Hoy grow of enough to re id about his mothers. Mount Vernon iii., dec. 15�? Abs younger Day its doubtless going i it Vas the trial of Lawrence m. Hight be a. Problem to discipline Bim. Land mrs. Elsie sweetly alleged plot that it an Jon co a hut i try a boy Are charged with the death a this for a comeback the but Mother picked tip asparagus tips in by Poison of mrs. Anna Hight the her fingers with her White kid gloves f Riper pastor s wife and Wilford i on one night at a w Hie House ban j swy Etin. Miner husband of mrs. Que just to so a. K somehow i fat it a red upon the second and it is not because of Alice Jroosevelt Longworth alone that the j a a a the prosecution was ready to Laws of heredity Promise the new a meet expert testimony with More by will have a vivid and original expert testimony indicating a Battle evidence with physicians holding a Host of colourful stories told about i a old Nick. Grandfather of Nicholas final step to be taken in Frazier Case next monday Sioux Falls. S. A. Dec. . H a. Bums of Minneapolis who is no est gating for the veterans5 Bureau re i tho Case o f the youth now in a Knox remains of dead labor Lead Vine a get veterans. Hospital who or witnessed by 100,000 claims to be Arthur Frazier son of an on route North both Chambers pause to hear Eulogy Poe political dignitaries past an present gather in lower House Indian missionary of Western South Dakota will come to Sioux Falls this week to Complete the last phase of an a t. _. _ to renew trip today extensive investigation As to the real Olderman is speaker i identity of the youth who declares final arrangements for last j himself to be Frazier. Rites will be made to train this morning St. Louis mo., dec. 15.�?of a the train bearing the body of the late Samuel Gompers president of the american federation of labor to Washington and new York arrived in St. Louis from san Antonio Tex. At 7 50 o clock this morning about 15 minutes ahead of schedule. At Parsons ran., the train was 35 minutes late having been delayed by the great crowds which wished to see the dead time was made up in the night a vast concourse composed of Persona in All walks of life greeted the train As it pulled into the Union station Here. Coffin is transferred the coffin was taken from its silk cloaked cat Falque and transferred to another observation coach attached to a Baltimore and Ohio train for Washington. This train is due to depart from St. Louis at 12 05 p. Rn., today. The time and exact place for holding the final funeral rites for or. Gompers had not been definitely determined by executive Council members aboard when the train reached Here. The advisability of Post Pong the time from wednesday evening As originally planned to thursday morning in new York was advanced last night. This again underwent a change when it was suggested to have a great i mors will give evidence today against m Coy president Wilson s Alma Mateu delivers address at services Washington C., dec. 15.�?op1�? Congress paused in its round of activity today to tender Honor to the memory of Woodrow Wilson. The chamber of the House of representatives was the setting for the memorial services with or. Edwi Anderson Alderman president of his los Angeles calif., dec. J 5.�?"kid of Alma mater the University of la to r Quot Leader but a that Quot l7t of Nier fisti0 Star was Loson Virginia pronouncing from the Roe his fight for the affections of mrs. Frojm whar0. J Oneie the late president revived Theresa Mora when Albert a. More ,. A in washingtonian custom of deliver her divorced husband threatened to t come Back and this situation formed tw0 pm v a. Cot1j the nucleus for the foul play which Steve men resulted in the killing of mrs. Mora or Alderman and to waa by Mccoy the prosecution declared him to in dirt lip the a task of it a ready to prove today is Mora Ionin f with no re a Justin Al the approached the stand in the trial of i Busty for he cauldron of heat and Mccoy for the killing. venom of deadlock and in the prosecution Hopes to convince Dwynn of partisanship and Paslon. The jury through More testimony who a for w months to ? is As ? is question of modern times boiled mors that contributed largely to the and bubbled a Domestic difference which culminate. Had m Anim for film in a divorce and that it was the of the world ubed to be Fuu of forts of friends of or. And mrs. Mora be. Said dry who were to bring about a reconciliation that Latathe a Faut a of Woodrow helped to throw Mccoy into a Mur Wii on. Dogmatism and Hermit Rhet _alal"7_thr. K0ta.n.h.�?~> or clan and pacifist egocentric and in grate dreamer and drifter were some planned to quit him her husband and All the friends who had it was his hate for the latter than incited Mccoy s weird raid on the of the Milder coinages of his More civil and restrained enemies. Well he had his faults. Some of them were protective devices to conserve physic Hight victim of alzheimer defense says indians score in suits to recover for lost lands Washington. A Dee. 15.�?a favourable report has been ordered by the Senate Indian affairs committee upon the House Bill conferring jurisdiction on the court claims to deter mine the right of the Sioux indians to the red Pipestone Forest District of Minnesota. The committee also approved the House Bill which would give the Chippewa indians of Minnesota $1,787,-000 for lands disposed of under the free Homestead act. To a Tyon Worth. Are part of the Early his tory of Cincinnati. Ltd old Nick Quot was Fiany times a millionaire. One Day a party of tourists came to the Gate of a is elaborate Cincinnati estate and seeing a poorly a rpm Man. Apparently a caretaker asked to be taken through the the witness stand. No worry was expressed yesterday by the state at the announcement of the defense that a probable plea for Hight would he Tomt he was afflicted with a mental illness called alzheimer said to be pres Nile dementia. Admitting the possibility of Hight Spring wheat at Mill City makes $2 per by. Today be determined at a meeting of officials in the travelling party to be held Here Thi a morning. 100.000 visit funeral car ail members of the party were in Good health on arrival but All were very much fatigued. Frank Morrison Secretary of the federation upon we Hose shoulders has for the time devolved the work of chief executive of the organization together with tames Duncan Matthew Woll and Martin f. Ryan vice presidents and John k. Giles. Chester m. Wright Thomas Mcquade William Mahon w. Roberts Edward j. Tracy Joseph Lynch Al officials besides their duties of planning for the funeral have received and escorted through the funeral car almost 100,000 persons since the coffin left the undertaking Parlours in san Antonio. Flowers fill tracks shortly after 0 a. Rn., the casket was transferred to the Baltimore Ohio official car number 98 on a nearby track. Representatives of the Central trades and labor Union of St. Louis acted As pallbearers. Hundreds of men. Women and children in jibe train shed bared their Heads a head of Arizona prison j the casket passed by. Charged with mutilating a �al1 truck was piled High with bodies of hanged men Jtb it Floral offerings to which had been added Large pieces from the order of Public funeral in Madison Square a Lars Antiqua shop tile morning after j strength and others Lay buried deep Garden new York City. Wednesday i irs Ora state contends. In the Imp is is of big blood but in night the services to be broadcast j Eye three persons shot and Bibit Lons born of Pride and Cour to the country by radio. This was to wounded in this affair were friends who had worked to bring or. And i Warden turned skulls Over to science held fund rapacious an 1 Well i mental condition being unlike a nor informed at the end of the tour he Mal mans. Thearter they gave him. Would move to pocketed the Quarter they Gav it was Nick himself. The Longworth child will have a Rich heritage of old dutch Knicker Florence ar1z., dec. 15.�? a a the skulls of Paul v. Hadley and Theodore West hanged for murder in the Arizona Sta a prison at Florence a scientific exhibitions in the museum of the Carnegie Institute in Philadelphia. According to a statement by p. B. Sims. Warden of the Penitentiary last night. J investigation of the cases of the two men hanged at the state prison formed an important addition to Sci. Ence. Full reports having been made Minneapolis Minn. Dec. In a for but a scientists of the Institute without the first time in about two years. Ithe knowledge of the identities or a Carload of no. 1 hard Spring wheat records of the two men. Said or. Brought $2.00 a Bushel in the local Sim. Pit today. The shipment which came detailed reports of the a Amin from Dodson mont., was exceeding a is skulls were made and in High in protein Content it was said Are the office of gov. George at the chamber of Commerce and at Hunt. In Phoenix according this Price sold 39 cents above the to Warden. Cember future. I examination of the West Skull re 0 _ suited in their opinion As expressed congressman it ies i in a report that it was quite pos railway Teleg Raphers the Central trades and labor unions the building trades Council and other local labor bodies. After the casket had been placed mrs mors together. The prosecution expects to rest lbs Case by tomorrow. Last big Indian land Sale staged in Rosebud today Rosebud s. D., dec. probably will be the last big Indian land Sale in South Dakota was held Here today at the Rosebud reservation Agency. Five Hundred and thirteen tracts of land were listed for Sale comprising a total of More than 125,000 acres constituting the largest offering in the history of the Agency. The Sale conducted by supt. New York bars poetry from All sections new York n. A. Dec. of chaos in the Market recruiting from an embargo imposed last week on All shipments of chickens from eight midwestern states where a disease has affected poultry the Baltimore. My. Dec. Sil it be the subject had been an Asylum new York live poultry commissions Frank Appleby representative in inmate and had been insane Accord merchants association today issued of Long to the Warden. This opinion said orders making the embargo com. ,. ,. Lowed an operation be underwent Sev mate of an As Lulu for the insane. Hight and who would pronounce him opera Ion be Underw in Seva. Rosenvelt sane. Wurr ready to testify the state Salt it a it a a a a his Home was in As Bury Park. In announced. Hocker Stock from both parents he. Cradle a Century old clues Marten zen Yan came to America from Holland Trio one year before the earliest prior to the recess Friday the trial Vanderbilt Theodore Roosevelt be had tended to throw Light on the re a pm to the eighth generation Oblations said to have existed Between the deposed pastor and in sweetie Neihbors of the two from Ina. 111., had told of Village gossip linking the prosecution said it have this allegation dismissed asserting that no criminal Law in the state of Illinois would j egress rom the third District Rroo-ni7 it insanity new Jerse. Died Here Early today at physicians who had pm imn. Johns Hopkins Hospital. Death Fol j a to the Vang a one Tim bean in in or. Sims. Coincided with the facts. no carlot live poultry from any stat Al will be handled by receivers in weather forecast descendants from this Early ancestor and his name was 644 in the published list of the family s genealogy the Longworth also were in this names of Hight and mrs. Sweetin be country in the pre revolutionary by i and Nicholas Longwo Orth s great grandmother was Apphia \ Ander ool member of an old Knickerbocker it is altogether fitting then that the scion of such distinguished forbears should Lay in a Cradle at least a Hundred years old perhaps older when ii makes his appearance Here. The Cradle has been standing empty 19 years waiting for the child who is expected in february that Long ago mrs. William Hitt. Formerly Katherine Elkins of Washington. Gave it to Alice Longworth. The known history of the Cradle Blains in colonial Days but it is believed the have come Here from England at an even earlier period. It is of old mahogany with a half Hood very Plain in design. Rochester Minn., dec. was Little Over night change in the condition of Page Morris former United states District judge who has been a patient at St. Mary s Hospital Here for of up than two months Hospital physicians reported this morning of e and after Ber husband s death. Results Letcher a d., dec. 9,1924 the evening Republican Mitchell s. Dear sirs the want and which you published for me in the evening Republican brought results. I had inquiries from fifty Miles away and sold several hogs. Yours truly Roy g. Stroup. Iowa Snow probable tonight and. Tuesday much colder tuesday and in West and Central portions tonight j Strong shifting winds. Minnesota Snow probable tonight and tuesday much colder cold wave f in West portion tonight Strong shifting w kinds. North Dakota Snow probable to night and tuesday much colder with cold wave Strong northerly winds. South Dakota Snow probable to night and tuesday much colder with cold wave Strong northerly winds. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 23. Minimum 17. At 8 a. In. Today 23 Snow fall i Inch. Of a a a findings in the Hadley Case were new Yoi excepting cars already equally striking said Warden Sims j Bere or Enro Ute and excepting tur the scientists reporting that the Skull keys ducks and geese a was the or was unusually Well developed and Fer it which members of the Assoc a might easily be that of a prominent tj0n telegraphed to All customers statesman or one Active in affairs of age and High ambitions Are such As nations learn to forget and forgive and even to love and cherish. Posterity is injurious about the minor faults of its heroes and his Mere detractors will either attain a repellent Fame As detractors or they will pass entirely out of memory. Dignitaries of state political personages of past and present Closa friends of the late chief executive Ani invited guests made up the gathering for which All space on the floor and galleries had been reserved. A vast unseen audience too. Had been remembered in arrangements for radio casting the ceremony through a wide Chain of stations. Ceremony simple one president Coolidge and his Cabinet supreme court judges the representatives of foreign governments governors of states members of the Wilson _. Cabinet and High officers of the army James h Mcgregor no sealed a were among those John Lar competitive bid basis All bids being with pm bars of ,b9 Senate and House to commemorate the Man who sleeps Neath the towering Cathedral spire within Distant View of the nations Capitol. The program of the ceremony was a simple one. Early the great Whit Capitol gave evidence that it was a Day apart. Its Halls were hushed and the machinery of legislation was stilled. During the morning Only Mem hers and those having urgent business within wre admitted. Half past ten was the time set for opening the East doors leading to the Rotunda to admit those accorded the privilege of a seat within the chamber. Both the Senate and House were called to Convene a Little before the noon hour the time of the ceremony members of the Senate after prayer recessing to go to the House chamber. The Marine band was selected to furnish music assembling in the House Wing shortly before noon. Address by Alderman with senator Cummins As president pro tempore of the Senate occupying the speakers chair the ceremonial program opened with prayer i offered by the Rev. James s. Mont Huron. S. D., dec. 15-masked and a Ery chaplain of the House. In with a gun in his hand an unknown. Production of or. Alderman by the Man rapped at the door of the North reel Dong officer and his address in Western station at Wolsey 16 Miles 0ljlo of the Laft president followed West of Here this morning about 1 20 with the Benediction by the Rev. J. Forced Arthur c. Reidel Helper to j Muir. Chaplain of the Senate Clos open the Safe and after taking be tween $75 and $85 in Cash tied Rei required to be equal to or in excess of the appraised value of the land to be considered. Sterling to put postal rate Bill in Senate tuesday Washington C., dec. 15.�?introduction of the Bill proposing general increase in postal rates is plan in the Baltimore and Ohio car. The i n<v3 by chairman Sterling of the sen Public was permitted to come aboard j a a Post office committee for Tomor and file past. I Row. The increases would be made to offset department salary increases authorized last session hut vetoed by president Coolidge. Of Lone robber Loots Wolsey depot ties employee to chair ing the program. Leaders had planned to adjourn and summoned help but the robber has so far eluded arrest. Del to a chair in the office. Reidel both the Senate and the House after made his escape a half hour later a exercises out of respect to or. Wilson s memory. Three of Thel ate presidents immediate family mrs. Wilson his daughter miss Margaret Wilson and his brother. Joseph r Wilson of balt were present for the ceremony. The West Skull due to the striking agreement Between the findings and the record of the subject Bas been used As the subject of lecturers in new Jersey and through the East. And is considered a valuable contribution to science he declared. The Warden s trial on charges of aiding in the a a mutilation of the dead Gilbertson Moody county Farmer bodies of two human beings is set was found guilty by a jury in circuit i for thursday. Gilbertson found guilty of murder by Flandreau jury Flandreau 54. D., dec. 15.�?gilbert German Cabinet quits Berlin Germany dec. 15.�? a a president Ebert accepted the Resigna m or Tion of Chancellor Marx and his cab other two daughters. Mrs. William inet. The ministers were requested q Mcadoo and mrs. Francis b. Sayre however to continue their duties who a abroad were unable to attend. Temporarily. Magnus Johnson a wife is taken to Mill City Hospital weather and roads Huron foggy 19 roads fair. Mitchell Clear. 23 roads fair. Watertown Cloudy. 26 roads Good. Sioux Falls foggy 26 roads fair. I ing from inflammation of the Minneapolis Minn. Dec. 15.�?mrs. Magnus Johnson wife of the Junior United states senator from Minnesota who was brought to Minneapolis from her Home near Kimball sunday night and taken to a Hospital was reported to be resting comfortably today. Mrs. Johnson who has been ill for two weeks is suffer Gall Pierre Cloudy 23 roads fair. Bladder according to or. George e. Aberdeen Cloudy 19 Light Snow Sherwood Kimball who with Sena roads Good. Tor Johnson accompanied the patient Yankton Cloudy 32 Road Good. To Minneapolis. Court Here yesterday of first degree manslaughter in connection with the fatal shooting in August of Avon i Nordlie in an altercation near this City. A stay of sentence was granted by the court pending motion for a. New trial. Of England opposed to putting Egypt Issue to league a a a a a London. Eng., dec. 15.�? a a Austen Chamberlain today made his first appearance in the House of commons As the new British Secretary for foreign affairs. He declared it was not the policy of the present government to submit the issues involved in the egyptian question to the league. Large Christmas stocks Mitchell merchants have made ready for a big Christmas business. They have the newest and prettiest in Christmas presents. Come to Mitchell before you buy. Shop in Mitchell with Republican advertisers John Randolph Bolling brother of mrs. Wilson and Secretary to his brother in Law when he retired to private life from the White House also joined mrs Wilson in attendance. Mcadoo is absent missing from among the associate of the late president attending wet former vice president Thomas r Marshall general Pershing we i1 a now on a South american diploma., i Mission and William g. Mcadoo h in Law or. Mcadoo in wiring his regret at his inability to attend. Char or. Wilson As one of the most notable of american statesmen and the leading humanitarian of the modern Yankton Farmer Falls on Fork i Dies of wounds i Yankton s d., dec. Sullivan prominent Farmer of Clay 1 county jumped from a stack of Hay saturday at his farm and fell upon a Pitchfork which penetrated i body. He died sunday in a Hospital a at Vermillion. A wife and several i children survive