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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - December 27, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition ,01. , South Dakota tuesday december 27, 1921 number 73 Iver question May go Over to Kew conference suggestion is said to be gaining increasing favor at Washington rame Aerial rules uti u of i Ano armament not def. I p i Xix for argument m violated press leased were . D. C., dec. 27�? Sug the whole submarine \ be left to a future world of pro it gained increasing prom today while the delegates to Washington armament Confer a r waited for formal replies from France and Japan to the american int Promise proposal for submarine i in it a t Ion. Pending action by the French cabs meeting today the French a Wate Here remained confident it r refusal to accept the new figures would be upheld by government. The japanese too. Act i their government to insist hat the american plan was Unac >1 Dhoti cause confusion there was no meeting today of the reference naval committee and act up of the conference were con. Or of informs consultations in o ? various groups of delegates. methods of tonnage Apu rement employed by the sever a a has led to some confusion n past discussion and naval experts pleated today that a common unit of ramp Arisen would be suggested when the naval committee resumed a pc sessions tomorrow. The general impression that the be Ion of land armament will not Prairi come before the conference for lied consideration was strengthened in the departure of the italian a �?�1t staff and by announcement or. Be British military Export also mid leave on the last Day of the Mort. The French and armament a ers also Are gradually with strip poker synthetic Gold draws ridicule resent nominal five percent or effect 3 -2 percent. It is would incas substantially the chinese reve Arri de report to blame Cor fat i it Alii a v riots swing. Verial limitation framed in Effort to regulate the use of w in warfare the sub Corn a a re it of a he arms conference which dealing with that subject today i a fore it. With prospects of in pts on a Resolution declaring that aircraft air planer and dirigible a Cut a f Ould be considered military of errs Only when manned by Asiatic. Who have had at least two f a practical experience As military Chi nose Tariff near solution a nor Rte of n Compromise agree apr t in the chinese Tariff question. A. by the chinese delegation Wall Street broker and it a As the subcommittee of the far Eastern chemists discount ast at the Washington conference German claims a Tkv of a is Oji after n two 1 Ltd the chinese Tariff question j by associated pros teased wire is Ben one of the troublesome ques new York. N a. Dec. 27. Wall i on of the far Eastern discussions. Street was undisturbed today Over the prospective agreement it was persistent reports that a German a cig Quot in 1 chinese circles would permit Antist has succeeded in making syn Hina to Levy an effective five per thetic Gold. Certain chemists also i pm customs Tariff in lieu of the sceptical a if the germans wait for synthetic j Gold to make reparation payments. I they will probably need a longer mor Albrium than they now said or. Horace g. Fivers head of the chemistry department of Cooper in Ion. A of course a or Byers added a it Washington dec 27.�?the Story of would be a Brave or an ignorant St what occurred in the meeting of scientist who would pronounce the in Ommittee of the arms ror Fer synthesis of Gold impossible there which with eloped doors was is. However no credible evidence that bar a Premier Briand a statement chemists Are today any nearer the i a carding the French position on the realization of the dream of the Aith a i of land a Manyet. By came chemists than they were in the Days j today from an authentic when the German Kings were duped ufos to was an erroneous account by the knights of the Black a r a his incident cabled to Europe by or. Harrison Howe. Editor of the european special writer that led journal of Industrial and engineering rata riots in Italy. Chemistry differed front professor a a ring to this version. Or. Bal Fisher of Yale who has gone to Ger a bad brought up the subject of Many to investigate the reported synd armament reduction. Senator their Gold achievement Fisher in Barrer. Speaking for Italy had give statements attributed to him declared the Balfour proposition Earnest that synthetic Gold might be Worth it poor in principle at least. Then Iez. By ind opposed the proposal. As of one should succeed in what i r greased he showed a great scorns now to he a very improbable heat and emphasized his performance the product would be ate ments with Strong gestures. But. Far from worthless Quot said or. Howe. Fore us to the Stor it was noted Quot it was possible to make diamonds it Ryland was turning to a a but the Small ones which were made Schanzer. Whom he seemed to More costly than the genuine out As the object of his and Gem a i re t this finally became so marked it the senator said Briand. V at you say to me Ould say to or. Balfour in-6>ri because it was 4ae that made 0 proposal for the reduction of land t it a on n positively stated that from ? get incident grew the legends Briand had said harsh things senator Schanzer. Democrats pick woman to run for state Post mrs. S. M. Grunland is nominated at proposal meet for state senator All parties nominate Omaha police stage spectacular Bathe with band of eggs league endorses mrs. Coacher Miller to fix it sex is. Gran land exports drop too poor to marry boy and girl take Poison and die for november a i by associated dress leased wire Passaic. N a dec. 2 7.�?because they were too poor to marry Thoma Brenda 18. And his Sweet hat. Matilda rial 17. Took their lives by pol son Early today. The boy told of the j chartered Romance in the general Hospital where he died. He was a Mill clerk and she a stenographer. Because of their youth and his limited earnings they Felt unable to assume the responsibilities of married life their despondency grew and they resolved to die together the boy said. It was shortly after Midnight that the girl told her Mother they had taken Poison. Both died within two i hours doctor Dies for science figures on of Roff. Xxx Trade a hoax decline of $43,000,000 _ Over y excl to Washington to. A. Der. 27�? american exports to Europe declined $43.000.ona in november As compared with the previous inon a according to an official summary of foreign Trade issued today by the department of Commerce. Imports from Europe increased in the same period about $3.Soo.. It it Only to Africa and Oceania was the outgoing Trade of the United states greater in Nix Ember than in october the increase in the Case of Africa being 17oo, and to Oceania 3..non. Exports to North american countries aggregated $71.646.000 for november against $77,1 77,000 Fri a october to South America $13.3? against $15.277. Too. Asia 41. J 04000 against $43,912,000. Oceania $10. 151.000 against $6,773,000 and Africa $4,861,000 for no pc m 1 a or against $4. 102.000 for october English War medal Man is arrested at Batum by russians or. Hoax Ard c Ross succumbs to yellow Fea for. Aati Ich of a As 4>tii� i it. By Awoki Atco dress leased Gairc a Era Ortiz. Mex. Flee. 27.�?dr. Howard b. It toss. Of the hark a Fol or Institute died Here this morning a victim of the yellow fever. Or. A toss came Here Early this month to open a Laboratory for study of the yellow fever and the Marsh fever for the Rockefeller Institute. The funeral will fake place Tomor Row attended by the medical corps and representatives of the authorities or. Froes is the second american physician to die Here of yellow fever within a year. The first being or hued Rick attached to the american consulate. O ice. Will be called Early in 1922 by associated dress teased wire London. Eng., dec. 27.�?lieutenant John Bigelow Dodge Stepson of Lionel George Genet. Fourth son of lord Wimborne. Was arrested by bolshevik authorities As an alleged secret British agent As he was to embark on an italian steamship at Batum on december 9, according to a times dispatch from constantinople. Christopherson to appoint two youths to naval Academy lieutenant Dodge a grandson of the late John Bigelow one time american ambassador to France was Horn in the United states but is a naturalized _ British subject. He served in the Hux d and Lloyd George British army during the world War v i agreed n Broad and was awarded the distinguished o Doi Ici is for meet service order for gallantry in the Gal i poll Campaign. A Quot soc Atod dress leased wire Mother now mrs. Guest was pc France. Tie.-. 27.�?-the unit St, probably will be invited to j of new York City. She mar a firial representatives to the or put to at Sioux Falls s. P., onal financial and economic formerly mrs. Flora Bigelow Dodge. Tried or. July 6, two vacancies at the naval Academy at Annapolis Are to be filled i the Winter from the first congressional District according to word received today from congressman c. A. Christopherson. The appointments will be made within a Short time. The applicants. Congressman Christopherson says must be finder 20 years of age on the first of next april and must have certain educations qualifications. Any Young men inter ested in securing the appointment May write to congressman a Hristo Pherson at Washington. Remains of missing sportsman Are found murder plot feared Asheville. N. A dec 27�?finding of a body in the Wood of Mitchell county which has been identified a that of b l. Harsell. Wealth new York clubman and sportsman who had Heen missing last april after leaving Roanoke. Va., to walk to the Northern Georgia line was reported Here yesterday by private defectives evidence that Harsell. Who undertook the tramping expedition in order to condition himself for a Hunting trip in South America is murdered by parties in the Pigeon Roost Creek Section of Mitchell county was declared by detective brim of Galax. Va., to have been found in connection with the discovery of the body. Brim. With other detectives arrived Here about six weeks ago and began working on a clue to Harsell a disappearance which led them Over mount Mitchell and into a Remote Section of Mitchell county where the body was for the first time in the history of Davison county a woman was today nominated for the state Senate when mrs. S m Grunland was slated As the democratic candidate for this position. The republicans. Democrats and nonpartisan held their county proposal meetings today As provided by the Richard primary Law. / Republican ticket the Republican ticket which was named without opposition. Was As follows i George Shipton member of the state Central committee. Lauritz Miller stale Senate Leonard Helgerson of Union township and s. D. Heide of Beulah township state representatives Mark Botts treasurer John till auditor. D. G. Cox Register of bleeds Ernest Cochran clerk of courts Ferd Wingier sheriff mrs. Alma Leigh tvs county super interment. Roscoe Satterlee state s attorney. Sid h. Smith county Surveyor. Or e xxx. Jones a Coroner l. H. Nedrow. John Haynes of it. Vernon. And Nels Jensen county commissioners. succeeds Roddra w. A. Heimberger will succeed Charles Roddy a chairman of the county democratic organization. The remainder of the democratic candidates include the following mrs s. M. Grunland state senator. John Morgan of Loomis and Frank Reynolds of of x Ernona sate representatives s. T. Greene treasurer. Charles Rint Liff county auditor. John m Crampton clerk of courts. Mrs. Kate Coacher Register of deeds. De Zehnpfennig. Ethan sheriff. La. In Steadman. Xxx. E. Horrell and Clarence a. Jones county commissioners. Tongue endorse air. It Mac lick the nonpartisan had not completed their nominations at 3 o clock this afternoon but bad named some candidates the nonpartisan ticket so Rains it had beep named included the following Villiani Tschirley of Ethan state senator. N. A. Carlson and Ferd Koopu represents is. De Mcgrath sheriff a i c. Ives Nuhn. Comity commissioner the nonpartisan endorsed. The nomination of mrs Kate Coacher flt a Register of de it is mrs. Coucher was named for this office by the i Emo erratic party. At the Republican gathering the county Paramount Issue was adopted As follows a Equality and economic Justice for a1 the republicans approved Tfir state platform and commended the present it i into offi dais for \ their work. Resolutions of sympathy were past cd by the Republican to by sent to Charles of Meson state senator who is ill with pneumonia in a local Hospital a collection for Flowers to lie sent to it for to Reysenn was also taken up. Russ and Italy sign temporary Commerce pact Trade to to be resumed Den Ding completion of general economic theaty by associated press leased wire Omaha neb. Pee. 27.�?-acting Captain James Mcdonald of the police department was wounded in a pistol fight Between police and a number of men found in a drug store after the officers had responded to a tip yesterday that the place was about to be robbed and that the Safe of a grocery next door had already been blown. More than too shots were exchanged Between the officers and the men. Two of whom were found in the drug store the front of which was badly damaged in the fighting. One of the men was wounded. Both were arrested and their companion said to have been a Lookout and who is declared by police to have shot officer Mcdonald was also apprehended but in a different part of the City. Debs to wage War against War he says freed socialist Leader to Szefc personal vows from All Peoples talks with Harding Radic Ai says Dhesi d fat is opposed to bloodshed i t is bound by system of officials held for fatal fire in Moyie House building inspector and theatre men charged with r is Ponsi by i aty by also Cuifo dress Lead a ire new Haven. Conn. Dec 27�?City building inspector Joseph it. Austin. Lawrence e Carroll manager of the Rialto theatre and Alfred s Black president of the Connecticut theatre corporation which owned the theatre. Are held criminally responsible for the deaths of nine persons in the Rialto theatre fire of november 27. In a finding by Coroner Eli mix today. The Coroner says that the direct cause of the fire was the burning of incense to give a atmosphere Quot to a motion picture Flimsy stage draperies being ignited from the incense. The Coroner finds Khz fat violations of the Law in the threats included the absence of the following safeguards an Asbestos curtain water curtain an automatic sprinkler casks of water on the stage Hose connections fire proof scenery and Wood work. Tho Coroner says that had building inspector Austin done his duty in applying the building code the fire could not have occurred. Machine turns i Over woman a neck is broken a a airs. The for Ald. Auh Ose husband w As burned to death in 1920. I oses i Aff. By associated press leased afire Washington. D c. Dec. 27�?War against War is to occupy a. Gent part of the future activities of Eugene v. Debs freed form Atlanta Penitentiary by executive clemency in Christmas Day. According to his own announcement Here today the socialist Leader said he could make no Concrete plans for the future until he reached his Home in Terre haute. Ind he trill leave Washington tonight. A Lii sock personal a of Debs announced his determination to obtain if possible a vow from cry Man. Woman and child in this country and every country which he might visit that they refuse to take up arms and go to War. A there will he he said. A in gome form and War. Growing progressively More and More destructive until a competitive world has be in transformed into a co operative world has he a transformed into a. operative world. Every War for Trade or late inevitably became a War of or. Debs expressed the opinion that president Harding at heart was against All War. But described the president As a represents a of 1 system that made War Poss no that arms conference he contended. Was significant Only in that it was ? recognition of the Cost of warfare and an Effort to reduce expense instead of eliminating the cause. Borine his font Erener action in behalf of others still imprisoned for violation of War Laws Debs declared would a undertaker As soon As he has readjusted himself to Cirrus Staricek he began today a series of conferences with Friend and co workers which was expected to last until he left the capital tonight for his Home or. Debs still wore the clothing Given him at the prison when he a released and declared his intention of returning Home in them and of wearing them for some time a Duke the wrinkles on my face a he said a they have Cost me something Sioux Falls. Tier. 27 a mrs. Loretta Theobald. 21 year old. Of this City was instantly killed and two other Parsons were seriously injured when their car turned Over near Elk Point monday afternoon. Or. And mrs t. T Sheridan arc the injured. Or. Sheridan who is manager of a department in the xxx. S. Mercantile comr1ny, received several cuts about the head. In let broken ribs and a crushed foot and mrs. Sheridan was injured about the Ley and hips. Mrs. Theobald s neck was broken in the Accident. The car turned Over when there was a Blowout on the left front wheel. Just after the Blowout the car struck a Rock in the Road and turned Over mrs w r Schroeder. Who was in the car. Escaped uninjured and was Able of. Crawl out from under the car and get help mrs Theobald is the wife of tack Theobald who was burned to death i the i Berty theatre in 1920. I of it roup of socialists wha Welcome Debs Hom i Terre haute. Ind. Dec. 27 a Terr haute is swarm with socialists today leaders of the organization from Alt parts of the country assembling Here to Welcome Eugene a a. Debs on his arrival from a Washington about i p. In wednesday. Inquiries a coming if from labor centers in tile state asking about the demonstration. Phil k. Reinhold. Chairman of the local committee in charge of the plans said today there would be 25.000 men and women in the Parade wednesday afternoon a mass meeting a been Callej tonight As a tribute to Debs and to afford an Opportunity for the Gate a ring hosts to give vent to their Fesl Ings for their Leader. Among those who will take part in the program is c. W. Erwin editor of the new York Call giant swindle charges made found to or Ca which is to be called by cd supreme Council at its meet Arums Early next Knierr Briard and Lloyd George 1 in the Best of authority Are re 1 on the necessity for Organiz-3 conference on sufficiently Quot a a lines to grapple not Only with f1 t tropes financial muddle but a rhe world s economic problems. Of ear Admiral Davis dead a Abington dec. 2 7.�?rear Admir Farlss Henry Davis retired 70 a red brother in Law of senator of Massachusetts died at his Fere today. Police and Irish stage fight today in City of Belfast Belfast Ireland dec. 2 7.�?one mar was killed and several wounded in a clash Between constabulary patrol and a number of men in the Marrowbone area today. The constables challenged the Meh. Who were acting suspiciously whereupon one of them opened fire. Wounding a policeman. Running fight Fol a ewed which the sniper was cd. Princeton plans to Supply Homes for its faculty eleven Are old on murder charges at Ardmore Oklahoma Ardmore. Okla., dec. 27.�? two defendants were dismissed and eleven others were hound Over today to the next term of criminal District court tinder Bonds of $10.000 each for trial on charges of murder in connection with the killing of three men at xvii yen the night of december 15 Beme. Italy. Dec. 27.�?the terms of the commercial agreement Between Italy and soviet Russia which was signed yesterday by foreign minister Della Torretta and m. To Rovsky. The soviet represents. Ive. Were published today by the rom newspapers. The agreement is temporary and provides or resumption of Trade Between the countries pending negotiations for a general economic treaty. The agreement contains reciprocal clauses regarding imports and exports and port facilities provides for the abstention by Russia from propaganda. It does away with Al Trade barriers except As to the importation into Italy of alcoholic liquors from Russia. Doth parties agree mutually to re train from All forms of blockade and Boycott and agree not to hamper Telegraph communications. Or Viet Russia agrees net to requisition goods and agrees not to demand from Italy funds from property belonging to the old russian regime. Arrangements also were made whereby a Relief Mission financed by the italian government will operate in Southern Russia under the auspices of the italian red Cross. Throst taken to prison is insane he will not hang by associated pros leased wire Waukon. La. Dee 27.�?earl Throat. Who was sentenced yesterday to hang March 9. 1 923. For the murder of miss Inga Magnuson Alla Makee county school teacher will be taken to the Penitentiary at fort Madison tomorrow Throat previously has pleaded guilty to first degree murder. Judge h. E. Taylor in pronouncing sentence said that lie had purposely set the Date of executive far ahead to give prison officials an Opportunity to observe Throat s actions and if in the opinion of experts on mental diseases. He was not Normal he would not he put to death. Wife of Man alleged to rave engineered fl0.000. In Deau arrested by associated press i Ansof wire new York. N. Y., dec. 27.�?princeton University is planning to Supply \ Homes to the members of its faculty. Prop of Jun on the Thory that Quot re j turns would come in increased Effi i Evency of the professor Oneo his do 1 Nestle difficulties Are the University proposes to finance and open extensive housing. According to plans outlined today by professor Shirley Morgan of the Princeton school of architecture it weeks is ready to talk muscle Shoals xxx Ashington. D. . Dec 27.�?secretary weeks advised g c. Tinker. Head of the san Francisco concern known As the construction company of North America that he would he glad to meet representatives of the corporation first week of Jan uary and discuss any offers they might make for the operation of the muscle Shoals ala., litres and Plant. Trouble Breaks out Between croats and italians once More Rome. Italy dec. 27�?disorders Between croats and italians occurred m pm Benico. Dalmatia. During the visit of the italian destroyer Ribott to that port says a dispatch to the me Sgaggero from Zara. Dalmatia today. Sailors from the destroyer Are declared to have been attacked and clubbed when they went ashore i friction Between the two nationalities is Ai snorted from Spalato. Weather report forecast South Dakota fair tonight and wednesday slowly rising tempera Ture Lineal tem per t tired by the republicans recording thermometer monday 3 p. In. To 6 p in. 4 9 p. In -3 12 p in. -5 Quot by associated press leased wire Chicago. 111 dec 27.�?certain papers and stocks Are alleged by Federal investigators to have let in sent by Charles French charged with having engineered swindles aggregating $60 .soo. To his wife rho yesterday was arrested on her ranch. 1? Miles from san Diego. Cal the arrests of French and John w Worthington As leaders in a Clear Fng House for what the Federal official charged were cited checks and bogus note a number of months ago. Produced numerous Dally newspaper stories of efforts by French and his associates to obtain control of several Small City Banks and other enterprises. Nearly a dozen representatives in other cities or arrested after French and Worthington were taken into custody. Letters from mrs French to her husband found in his effects after his arrest indicated that she attempted to keep her own and her husband s financial affairs distinctly separate. Tuesday 3 a. In. -7 6 a in. -4 9 a. In. I12 in. 14 3 p in. 19 cancer mortality in United states seems to be growing maximum 19 minimum -7 by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum 19 minimum -5 f at noon 19 War worker dead rom0. Italy. Dec. 27�?lewis Morris tidings. 71, of Warren. Ohio. Long time Secretary of the american embassy in rom and prominent Wir worker for which King Emmanuel decorated him in jjtl7, died 4 suddenly Here last evening. Washington. A. Dec 27.�?death from cancer in the death registration Are of the United state in 1920 totalled approximately 7.3.000. According to a report today by the census j Bureau which on a basis of proper Horal population estimated the total deaths for the entire country at 89 a ooh or an increase of 5.000 from the f estimate for 1919 using the a adjusted Quot rate for stats and sectional comparison of cancer mortality the report concludes that i Quot the Northern states have a compar timely High and the Southern states a comparatively Low conc a among states in the registration area Massachusetts showed the highest a adjusted Quot rate. 98 per 100.000. While the rate of 45.9 for South a Colin i a the Loheac

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