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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 7, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol , South Dakota. Tuesday february 7, 1922 number 110 Harding can to 6rl4k up farm bloc is belief Here Are the Central figures in film g latest and most mysterious murder Case president by naming Kenyon to Bench Only exposes hand it is said members confident in Xii tests or strength of iwo i it to its Akk Dik to take Plait this Weer Washington it c. Feb. 7�?if president Harding Hopes to break up Tho agricultural bloc in the Senate he is doomed to disappointment. This is the Blunt opinion expressed today by various Republican leaders 0f the bloc who take lightly the theory that the retirement of William it Cenyon r.�, senator from Iowa v Iii enable the administration to whip recalcitrant members it it of the party into line. Tho real test of strength Between Tho bloc and the old Gaurd republicans will come in the Senate this when the agricultural forces to press the cooperative marketing Bill to speedy passage. Senator Kenyon will Lead the fight Tor the j Farmer legislation and it will possibly j or his final act in Congress. While this legislation will engage the attention of the Senate the bloc itself is putting Forth efforts to Patch. Up differences Between its members in the agriculture committee Over he Ladd Bill which would have the a merriment guarantee a reasonable j return on Staple products of agric Lalure like Cotton Corn and wheat. Betel that the retirement of senator Kenyon a member of the committee. Vin jeopardize the cooperative mar j toting Bill is discounted by Block waders who Are confident of a Marity vote in favor of reporting it. Block secure Oil Committer should the administration Force j a o appointment of an anti bloc sen ror to the agriculture committee it vill in no Way interfere with the smooth working order of farm legis tettion of the 15 members of that oin Mittie 14 belong to the farm Doc. The appointment of Bert it. Fernald senator from Maine which is being considered would give lie old Laurd but two representative a the committee so there is no Dan j of Tho influence of the bloc be Minter s love notes Tell of Taylor affair new pact with Aberdeen moves to Cut electric and Cas rates at once Paris proposed by King George charming actress makes bold declaration of her affection for Taylor Aberdeen s. In feb. 7�?investigation and readjustment of the Gas and electric Power rates in Aberdeen was discussed by the commissioners yesterday morning resulting in the a Point mint of a committee consisting pc Nhsn Monarch at opening of the mayor City Engineer and City attorney to obtain an estimate on the new yorker has Alibi 1/os whiffs Polick Wint i of mfg Bitler on felony Haulk not me Bukk probable Cost of an expert investigation of the subject. The mayor submitted a report and Resolution Cove org Tho question of Gas rates including a comparison with other cities and the ordinances to this Enterprise Aberdeen. Of parliament suggests protective Alliance praises arms meeting As it pertaining applied to i Lek also a Al co mks Forth Wung Jevon i i in us mends i Kimi skit i i ment it x it is Hom k i a Deb i he Home of Mary Milo Milit a r was Uima Jer a heavy guard of private la Sci tins today and none save lie to with official permission urn permit us to enter i in grounds or Rusf Aleima no explanation of tin or direst inv was made if the it let it Etive a who a Iii Tai in Al silents when questioned As to tilts Piir Ose of and Ivy whom they wire detailed to guard tilt Rilatt. Senate to get arms treaties by next week a Baa it Iilda Skeat of St London fug., i to i. 7�?prime minister i Joy to George speaking at tin pm Ning a Vii it no a Hie House of Emu Mons Iii afternoon termed tilt Washington Confert net one of the Groat add Lement mtr registered til the his try of the worhol. Harding will Stop building of War ships in Urvi Anee leu leading Woma Ain Chaplin commies telephoned the news of Willi Xii it. Taylor s death to Mius Minter when his Valet Ratto Jim to Home to notify her of the a Povie director s. In i 1 ii Ftp r req t a a t i y i Lite Lent Mabel n or Ita ii. With her visited Pii Fri dam will Tark action As soon As naval treaty is Rath if lied to Mother. Taylor tin Busi ii Eta a a Fortig if his death. Taylor was a capelin in the Canadian air forced during Iju world War. Or a broken on that score. Other efforts to undermine the in Spence of the farm bloc came to i a Iglus today when the admission was Lade before the agricultural com litter that the National Grain Deal j is association had spent $72,657 in a of months last year combating the i it pm Erst cooperative movement Fos j ared by the i. A Grain growers inc. This admission was forced from Charles Quinn of Toledo. Ohio seckary treasurer of the Grain dealers when Tho committee made inquiries into charges by senator Kenyon that huge a slush fund was being j intended for the betterment of the Farmers. Or. Quinn admitted that the $72,-j it had been spent by the Grain healers to a educate the Farmers against the evil of cooperative Mark i it Inge a and to frustrate the scheme of he Grain growers. The facts revealed Are regarded As i a Oor Tant by senator Kenyon and Arthur capper r l senator from Kansas another Champion of the Colora Tive marketing Bill who see in hem an indication that sinister fore j a is Are at work to defeat the Aims of he agricultural bloc. Two close outlets a determined fight on tile measure is anticipated in tile Senate As opponents of the farm bloc Are exerting unusual pressure to sidetrack it. Or is expected that the approaching fight on the Ladd Bill for guarantee j g reasonable prices on Staple farm 1 products will be even More closely i untested. Fair peace time legislation f is regarded As a a revolutionary and he fact that its sponsor is ii representative of the nonpartisan league As aroused Strong opposition to it i the Camp Ltd of the Quot regulars and among some of the farm. Bloc Mem a is also who doubt if Congress could go so far in guaranteeing prices. While the farm bloc leaders were a on earned today Over these matters. I Pool n t Iii Cut of a successor to s Rato Kenyon was a matter of in Elal interest in the Senate. The a Pinion seems to prevail that James a i Howard president of the Amoro farm Bureau federation has a men agreed on to succeed senator i a Nyon. His appointment would be hailed with Delight by the farm bloc account of his association with one a Tho biggest agricultural Organiza Lions in the country. It is understood thai president uding and gov. N. La Kendall of ova arc agreed upon the appoint Quot a though others Are being con tiered for the Post. Or. Howard is i a at might tic termed a a a dirty Farmer. By press i cased a ire Washington i. C., feb. 7.�? president Harding will order suspended 1 All work on vessels now building where destined for the scrap Heap under the naval treaty but will is a sue no final order for discontinuance i of the work until the treaty is a i tally ratified it was said today the White House. The president it was stated already has ordered suspension on work on additional fortifications on the Island of Guam and likewise further developments under Way in the philippine islands taking i action in View of the clause of the Effort to protect others from ice is costly to aged Man Sioux Gity la. Feb. 7�?while i at i sprinkling ashes on the icy sidewalk in front of his Home to save some other pedestrian from falling a. A. J boo her aged 67, slipped and fell 1 breaking his leg and dislocating his hip Las night. He May be crippled for life. Because of his age attending physicians doubted if the fractured limb i or. A a attorn Lys is Birkhead div Viaje Plakk ask based on facts naval treaty fixing the status quo i would mend for those Pacific islands of the Unk i Ted states. New Milestone in Kog Market extradition hearing for n. D. Banker is set for february 14 i a a v i i. V Orle in. A a cow for i re by associate profit a ire Jackson. M is $100, r i led a g. Birk head x pork Krs at Hica to hit Sio today inc of. Ask of $2.10 sin cd Noy Elm Blu Chicago 111., fee. 7.�?advancing j prices reached a now Milestone today in the livestock Market Here $10, a Hundred weight for hogs. This is a $2.10 gain since last Zuj vember. Packing House storks of pork products have recently been much depleted and with the approach the end of the Winter season packing operations the demand i hogs has been difficult to fill. Of of j for a for by associated press leased aah pro Sacramento cal., feb. 7.�?hearings on the request of the authorities of North Dakota for extradition of John j. Hastings former Secretary of the North Dakota nonpartisan league and at one time vice president of the scandinavian american a Bank at Fargo charged with. The embezzlement of $3,000, from that institution will he held Here february 14, it was announced by of i facials in the office of governor a. I. Stephens. Of blackmail Lichaj jul War los Angeles cal., Fob. 7�?-.police i announced today that no warrant on a murder charge has been issued against Edward f. Sands former Butler Secretary Ami declared to be Tho most important witness sought in connection with the mysterious murder wednesday night of William Desmond Taylor noted motion picture director known in new York prior to i is As William Cunningham Deane Tan nor Art connoisseur. Hands is sought by los Angeles police As the most important witness in the murder. A police statement today said i two felony warrants Are issued against him one charging grand larceny and the other burglary. Peace officers throughout the country Are requested to seek hands police say. I and his arrest should be bused upon the felony warrants. Another actress questioned. Another Angle of the Case involved the Long and grilling examination As detectives described it of a Well known motion picture actress at her Home. They declined to name her hut a admitted she was one of a number who have acknowledged intimate Friendship with Taylor. Awhile these developments were in Progress and the police were sifting the constantly arriving a a tips on the ease from various sources preparations were being made for the funeral of the dead director this after noon. This also was not overlooked by the i police for not Only were ten uniformed men detailed to keep in j Der Tho great crowd expected to Gaj a ther about St. Pauls episcopal Ging i pro Cathedral at 2 of clock this after trial at i noon but a number of Plain clothes i men were assigned to funeral i duty in the Hope that even there they might obtain a clue to the murderer. Note told of Lane a scented note dropped from one of j of Taylor a books while police deter lives Wen Macing an sex Lough. Afifi talk a Ith Harding Saa rum it Ayi la by ready in i Faa d a s Washington. I. Feb. 7 Al though the Washington conference had itself gone out of existence today Many of the decisions particularly a it i Outing to the far East still remained to he applied and Given effect inboards and commissions authorized for the purpose. Iii addition the conference so or As its naval decisions Are concerned provided virtually for its rebirth eight years hence when represent i jives of the live Powers which joined in the naval agreement will meet again to discuss naval armament and it also authorized specifically a five a Power commission to revise the rules i of warfare. Senator Lodge conferred with president Harding today on arms conference matters and on leaving the White House said the american delegation expected to have its report ready for presentation to the president within a week. The treaties resulting from the arms conference it was said at the j White House Are expected to be sent a to the Senate the last of this week although these will depend on the submission of the report of the Amer a ican delegation to Lite president. Or. Harding it was added has not decided whether he will present the treaties in person or by letter. The president was represented As t a j of the belief that some reductions in the personnel of the army and Navy would result from the arms Confer i enc agreements but would be of Quot reasonable relativity 1. The Navy in his opinion it was said should not go beyond men the lowest minimum for safety. Beggars reap Rich Harvest in new York weeks cancels order for philippine guns new York. N. X feb. 7�?panhandling and peddling in the shopping and theatrical districts Are among new York s profitable by associated press leased wire Washington d. Cd a Fob. 7�?orders for the sending of new guns to re lease those in the philippine islands fortifications were cancelled today by Secretary weeks. The action was taken he said As ail evidence of the Good Faith of tills country to Cany Harrisburg Arm clean 1 sad 6�illy, a prominent attorney of that Civy have been miss Birkhead a chief counsellors of late. My. Tally said he knew nothing about the Case. Or. Williams in a statement said a i saw miss Birkhead last summer and she told me her Story. T did not advise or counsel with miss Birkhead in any Way except to Tell her that her Story could not a published unless it was made a matter of record in the courts. A the woman was in destitute circumstance and in a pitiable physical plight. Further than this i know nothing about Lier counsel for miss Birkhead in a statement denied the suit iras a blackmail plot. A 0 staff onery of read As Fol a snuff of or egad. Ill. 15 he Alpine it f Mary Miles Minter. It lows is a i Carest a i love you i love you i love you x a a hours always the Hist a was two inches in height followed by an exclamation Point an Inch in height. Mary Miles Minter did not deny a not Okkum sic Knout of i n Der world in n Faa York is to by r ask soon letter according to trades judging from data gathered i out Iii spirit and letter the provisions by various merchants associations. A daily income of $50, $60 or even More it is said is made by individuals and Heads of organized bands of i beggars leap profits which cannot i i be estimated the reports indicate. T. J. Pedrick general manager of the fifth Avenue association said he j knows one such Man a cripple who i makes enough by his own efforts and 1 j those of his associates to maintain a Large apartment and drive his Odi is of Ink his new York n. A. Feb. 7.�?William Bella Flower motion picture director died last night from injury received five Days ago Iti an elevator a i eident at his studio at Glendale n. a in was 35 years old. Cardinals Dougherty and begin in Paris wire congratulations Tho ship of the the examiner. A i did love William she said. A i loved him deeply and tenderly. With All the admiration and respect i Young girl gives to a Man with the poise and culture of or Taylor and miss Minter met at Santa Barbara two years ago. Ile was her director. They later went to new York with the company. School girl code Jotter. Among Taylor a effects were found two letters written in a Wadi known school girl code of straight lines and dots. One of these deciphered read by associated pres leased Aryiro new a Ork. N. A feb. 7.�?-Paul i Kelly a dive a notorious Den of concentrated vice in the Days when the old bowery was world famed for its Brazen iniquity soon will undergo another metamorphosis. Gambling joint Saloon rendezvous of the underworld. Burlesque House Pool room and hangout for a Leftie Dago Frank. A Gyp the and other notorious characters and finally a Rescue Mission for human derelicts Paul Kelly s dive has been All those. Now comes the announcement of a a doctor John Callahan a Bishop of the bowery a chaplain at the tombs and superintendent of the Hadley Rescue Mission. That a $300,000 Church of All nations will he erected and in the improvement of the treaty which grew out of the armament conference respecting armament of Pacific islands. Of Teeth didst fit she whips dentist unus new a Ork n. Y., feb. 7�?dr. Austin b. Colgan. A dentist in the office of or. Thomas j. Davis of Brooklyn own a is watching the gradually fading i Black and Blue stripes which he charges appeared when mrs. Berna Dinna Corley attacked him with a dog whip. Tin attack is said to have Boort brought about by the anger which airs. Corley Felt at the kind of dental work which she said been performed for her. Paris France. Feb. 7�?cardinal i Dougherty archbishop of Philadel a phia arid Cardinal begin archbishop of Quebec on their Way to Home. I reached Havre this Forenoon on j Ualle Fine j Board the steamship la Lorraine. A Jujj j from new York after a Stormy Voy As j do age and arrived in Paris ibis after yorker has Alibi. Noon. The two cardinals will have the wealthy new a Ork Young Man tonight for Home where they will a i who was reported to have left los Angeles on the Day following the As follows a i love you of. I love you. 1 on the site. A i had to come Down because a the Church of All nations will be a remarked that i always a seemed financed by the new a Ork society of to feel rather Happy after being out the methodist episcopal Church. It with you. So Here i am. Camouflage j will be five stories Writh Chapel dining rooms sleeping rooms gym a London eng. Feb. 7�?the Naper Iai parliament which was prorogued Early in november to a await action or Hie Irish treaty by the Dali eireanr., was reopened today with the Reading of the speech freon the throne by King George. Regarding the Irish treaty tim King said parliament would be Calic upon to consider a such measures As May he necessary to give effect to the agreement. In also touched upon the negotiations Hgt a a pact with Franco to guarantee action in Tho event of an unprovoked attack by Germany and paid his tribute to the accomplishment of the Washington conference. In his speech the King said a during the last three months tim Washington conference on the questions of disarmament and Tho ear East continued its sessions. A treaty designed to maintain peace in the Pacific Lias been signed by represent natives of the British Empire the i United states. Frame and Japan i and awaits ratification. Cordiality has i Lien a Ltd a while this treaty replaces the Anglo japanese Alliance i am Happy to feel that the Long standing Concord Between the two countries will remain As cordial As Ever tinder Tho arrangements thus / included at the a same time our relations with Tbs i tilted states of America enter a new Ami even closer phase of Friendship. A an agreement also was reached on the question of disarmament. A treaty has been signed providing a Largo measure of Relief from the burdens of armament. To All these respects great results have been at tamed Ami the Success of the Eon Ferenee. For which the world will owe a deep debt of gratitude to the inia Tive of the president of the United states of America will be the happiest augury for future International a rein Ion v Kaiui t be Fairbr Lojis he said a the articles of no teem off f signed by my ministers and the Irish delegation to which you already have signified assent have now been approved in Ireland and the provisional government contemplated in that instrument is at present engaged in taking Over the administration of the country a affairs. Co Mem Iri a Yarc Emmit a final establishment of the Irish free state As a in the British common wealth is anxiously awaited throughout Hie world you will therefore he invited at an Early Date to consider such measures As May be necessary to give effect to the agreement. A Hill of indemnity will also be submitted to you. A the great continued volume of unemployment among my people causes me deepest concern and will continue to receive the Earnest attention of my ministers. The Only remedy for this distressing situation is to be found in appeasement of International rivalries Ami suspicions f conditions furthermore. I am feeling More camouflage see you later. God love you sum and libraries. 0 o former chorus girl now English Duchess or in eng. Feb. 7 a As ii result death of the Duke of Leinster sex chorus girl will become i it Uch s of Leinster and the Premier peer a of Ireland. She is tile wife of it it re Edward Fitzgerald brother to late Duke and heir to the Duke no before her marriage she was Etheridge a a gaiety and of daughter of a theater dressing a Obi Matron. Mar Singer cant Dye her cats any More rive thursday Mehta a a Ltd tim for the Coronation of Pope. Pius no they had hardly expected on sailing that they would reach Rome in time for the election of Hie Ney Pope. Soon after his arrive in Paris. Cardinal Dougherty telegraphed tile had new pontiff congratulations and Good wishes. He expressed also the plea sure of american catholics in Gener-1 at the Choice of the Pope. Murder of Taylor and who was enamoured of one of the motion picture actresses whom police have been questioning in connection with Tho Case was located late last night by Appeal of Mother softens cracks Man under which Trad is carried on All j overtly a world. A for tiles reasons i Welcome a i Range me its now making for the meeting of an International Confer Jenoe at Genoa at which i Trust it i will be possible to establish a fair basis in Europe. Peace on i Kimi i i s i Ion huffs Imi a i for from open ing a a sorrow made Happy Denver colo., feb. F ii Denver Mother a by a burglar. A week ago Harry Rucker entered the Home of or. And mrs. F w. Simon Ami stole jewelry and a locket con private detectives. According to these i taming a strand of Golden hair the ii Helen Hunters husband a this is the title of a new Jane Phelps Story which is to be published in the evening Republican a few York n. A Fob. 7.-�?miss Margaret Owen 22 years old a Singh has her Freedom today because has promised magistrate hat k that Slie will never again Dye her 8 to harmonize with her House a Peries or the vivid hued clothing wears. T he 80 miss Owen was haled before magistrate when a group of the r Ltd a for prevention of cruelty to an. M als testified she had dyed a Valu a pet feline Blue to match Draper in her Home. The animal died a Vitae see testified. Beginning next tuesday. Watch for the first chapter of the succeeding Story by this famous writer of a a married life fiction a Helen Hunters husband next tuesday free die in hotel fire at Richmond a. Investigators he gave an account of himself which the sat practically eliminates him from consideration in connection with the Case. Ile was located in a downtown hotel. Interest had entered upon him for several a lays because he was Sahi to it a to a a cd suitor of an actress reported infatuated with Taylor. Mother s cherished remembrance of her baby boy who died a year Ltd. Through newspapers the heartbroken Mother appealed to the burglar to keep the jewelry but return the locket. Rucker confessed to the police Ami returned the locket with the Wisp of hair. By associated arts it leased Avic Richmond va., feb. 7.�?three persons Are known to be dead and at least 25 injured in a fire Here today which destroyed the Lexington hotel and several adjoining buildings with a loss estimated at $150,000. Of mrs. Anna Froeschle and Parrot overcome by Gas Are found hours later by Niece London. Fug feb. 7.�?the critical stage which the negotiations have a ached prevented prime minister Lloyd George Ami Austen Glia in Berlin. Government Leader in the House of commons from attending the opening of parliament today. It in unusual for the Prim a minister not to he i Natt Melanee while the King s speech is being read. Arthur Griffith president of Hie Dali Ereann. Was in conference with the prime minister and or. Chamberlain at the prime minister s residence while flu Royal procession was passing through Whitehall. Sex service men to Dine wednesday in Catholic basement weather report and to of it Faff to South Dakota fair tonight probably wednesday warmer night. Local temper Atun its by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon lady a Only companion today j its Cage hanging near mrs Anna Froeschle nearly 79 his death she has lived alone As she years old. Who has lived alone at 313 i has no near relatives except three nephews Gotlieb Scheuren Braml and Adolph Scherenbrand of Mitchell maximum 15 minimum to below at noon 15 East second Street for the past four years was overcome by Gas sunday nigh or monday morning Anil was found late monday afternoon by her Niece mrs. Adolph Scheurenbran. The old laity was sitting in Lier rocking chair Lead. Her Parrot the old was dead in her. Basement Gas pipe Ica Koi the Gas which caused mrs. Froes am or. W. F. Froeschle of Chicago. Boy found it Khz los Kesl the son of or. Scheurenbran to mrs. Froeschle Home every Day to carry in Coal take care of the fire. And do any other work of that kind charge of the dining room. Tickets one of the boys wept to i will be sold at 6�?~ cents Caci. Allex service i in of Davison county Are invited to attend a dinner to be Given by the american legion in the basement of the Catholic Church wednesday at 6 30 p. It. The dinner will be served by Tho american legion auxiliary with mrs. William Spence in charge of the Kitchen and mrs. Robert Cline in necessary the House and found about 5 p. Rn., the doors locked monday he did jobs find the jobless through Republican want ads. S Ati Day free with two other issues Chles death leaked from a pipe in j not attempt to Force an Entrance but the basement of her Home. Two w weeks went Home and returned soon after ago mrs. Froeschle narrowly escaped losing her life in the same Way. Her Nephew. Gottleib Scheurenbran came to the House to Call on her. And found the rooms full of Gas from a basement leak. He opened the doors with his Mother. It was then they found the body of mrs. Froeschle. Mrs. Froeschle was born in Germany february 12, 184 4, she would have reached her seventy ninth birthday next sunday. She came to fre following the dinner a program will be Given under the direction of m. J. Holmes and h. A. Jacobs. L. Morgan will give a talk on a the duties of a and music will be furnished by the Quartetti. There will also be other selections. Members of the auxiliary will be invited in to hear the program. And immediately summoned the gis j Mont. Neb., with her husband 5s repair men who mended the Brek. J years ago and lived there for 4 2 years. Either the same leak or another in almost the same place resulted in mrs. Froeschle a death monday morning. Mrs. Froeschle a husband w. G. Froeschle died four years ago. Since to she and her husband then moved to Mitchell and mrs. Froschle has made her Home Here for the past 16 years. Funeral services will be held at the evangelical lutheran Church thursday. February 9, at 2 p. In champions rider is syk Idi Cincinnati of. Feb. 7�?johnny aah Ison. 78, former circus Champion bareback rider of the world committed suicide Here today by shooting himself in the head. He a despondent Over deafness. I

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