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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 9, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages the evening Republican i. City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota saturday february 9, 1924. Number 112troops quell klan brother a death in War inspired Bok peace plan that s Why Charles h. Lever More began studying Way to end War his family shattered Mem avg of off Vii Kiv civil com i it entered m Mon s i Hought in pm in first picture of Wood Row Wilson a funeral in it Lex \ n iou ii from \ \ in x service staff writer i by Joy i Winn for rn1 j a. Refer of i cast cords i a c do x. A. Feb. 9�?a Soldier i Iii the civil War is the real the Bok peace prize. Wh8 a child s memory of led Charles Herbert lever plop the plan that won the to a re. With another a he end of a nation wide e than 400.000 ballots already is per cent favor the plan Acle to an announcement of is Everett la to. Member in charge it of he policy committee. So Levermore. School teacher auth a of very moderate Means May soon it a Rich Man. But he Dees not exp t Hango his Way of living Ever. When he had the $30,000 Check tucked away in his pocket of j a Ltd the presentation in Philadelphia j n Wert Back Home in a Day coach hew he maned thinking about world peace in in exclusive statement to Nea i service for tile Republican he told j now he ame to work on his plan j having tribute to the Union Soldier whose de the set him thinking about world peace. longest roots of my interest in International relations and world i organization for the common he said. A Marc embodied deep in childish memories of our civil War. In Tho Spring of i St i t was near j in five years old. I saw my brother j iced in March away As a Soldier in the ranks of the eighth Connecticut j volunteers. A i Learned to read in haste so that i might be Able to follow for myself ii the papers the Story of what he i id his fellow soldiers were doing. Brother s death shattered family before Long i was asking questions j p Bon i. The reasons Why they fought. J an eld anti slavery Leader. Rev. Whom Goodell lived near me. And took i measure in telling an inquisitive boy j shout the injustices of human slavery find the political policies of slave j owning oligarchies. Experiences and the events a the time awoke my imagination d stimulated what has become a be Long Devotion to the study of his j tory. The drama that we were wit rms g affected ail of the boys in our r Trinity in a greater or less de Jere and even shaped Many of our mystery grows soldiers Are in killing of i again sent to movie actress murder county _ detectives find some of miss reprisals follow murder of ing jewels in repair Herrin Iii., Justice order shop ing dry raids doubt robbery now Hospital fired upon i 01,1cfi Arf Maring extort to locate pair of of proved Bootlegs frs rash no total d. C., Ivr 9.�? democratic serial or redoubled flu or at tacks on Secretary i it Canby today As the Senate renew i Dis Otwa Lon of the Resolution req Newt ing the president to ask for the Navy Secretary s resignation because of his connection with the naval Oil leases. Re a Nomen of dts of up wounding of Poi jul Kalen to gun tight begin by die Mies Herrin. Ii. Feb. 9�?sheriff gallium Enro Ute from Murphysboro to Herrin was placed under arrest at Carbondale Iii in Kinec Tion with Cagle s death. X voting today assumed Tho duties of est if of Pollee As the mayor Lead taken Refuge in flu Hospital and three of tin City a four policemen were in ainu a tips Borry for Safe keeping. First picture of Woodrow Wilson a funeral taken As the procession left the Wilson mansion on s St. In Washington i. C., on the Way to Bethlehem Chapel of the National Cathedral where it will remain until the Cathedral is completed. Services were conducted by Rev. James la. Taylor of the Central presbyterian c Hureh at which the exp resident worshipped by Rev. Sylvester Beach his spiritual adviser at Princeton and Bishop James e. Freeman Bishop of Washington. The Active pallbearers were enlisted men of the army Navy and marines. The honorary pallbearers former classmates Cabinet members and Socrates. Were Cleveland h Dodge gyrus h. Mccormick or. E. P. Davis or. Hiram Woods Frank l. Polk David h. Houston Newton d. Baker Josephus Daniels. Albert a. Burleson John Barton Payne. We. G. Redfield. E. T. Meredith. Thos. W. Gregory senators Swanson and Glass John Sharp a Williams. Congressman Garrett and Charles is. Hamlin. Other mourners at the Home were president and mrs Coolidge mrs. Wilson miss Margaret Wilson or. And mrs. We. G. Mcadoo. Joseph Wilson a brother and John Randolph Bolling and Wilmer Bolling Brothers of mrs. Wilton. France Many nears later. He came Back after 32 months a Captain and a hero. But it might have been afferent. My master pays Norbec tribute with farm bloc conspiracy to get Oil leases is new charge publisher of Denver says Standard was in Ayi the Doheny and Sinclair gov Ell nor also Points that Sterling has held Ai oof from farm group. Huron. S. D., fat a. Washington. C., feb. 9�?-44 a a charge that Harry f. Sinclair e j l. Doheny and Quot the Standard Oil i Allied companies a conspired to assure award of the Teapot dome naval Oil i lease to Sinclair was made before the 9.�?with Thea a a in a a 1962 my s Hospital in pause an cry of t>0 a the blew a a shattered the ways. A in the forma so for me it thought around Oiler brother Lay dead North eloquent tribute to a years. Levermore went on. Family life in Many live years that follow helped to crystallize the Ideal for which Senate Oil committee today by Fred ters at Volga in the afternoon and at i Eriek g. Bonfils publisher of die White at night packed to the doors. Denver Post. Governor w. H. Mcmaster was going i continuing his Story of his Core Strong on the fifth Day of his Cam \ Neci Ion with the group that held pain for the Republican nomination j cd it testing claims in the Teapot Rotor United states senator. At White last night More than two Hundred men and women stood while they a i trently listened to a discourse of the j issues for an hour and three quarters. In his talks yesterday the governor i pm a paid particular attention to the farm bloc. He said that with Congress controlled by the special interests of the cast because of Eastern representation it was impossible to get through need j of legislation for the West. Finally a system was devised by a Little band of Western senators in which by blocking Eastern legislation. They j could Force Congress to listen to the j i voice from the Prairies and recognize j j the needs of agriculture in the North West. The governor stated that it took f courage to stand up be aligned with the farm bloc a the members a were spurned by officials were ridiculed and abused by Tho amp a High in i government and the Eastern press and j that they were social and political outcasts in Washington. Governor Mcmaster stated that sen j Ator Norbeck was net too proud Tobe aligned with the bloc hut that senator Sterling stood aloof and refused to become identified with this i farm bloc which represents the Hopes j and needs and the prayers of South Dakota which has been sorely tried i during the past three years. Although interested in the other is sues gasoline continued to be the big thing in the Peoples minds As it is Plain to see that the governors audiences Settle Down in Earnest when he mentions the subject. Weather forecast Iowa fair tonight and sunday somewhat colder in West and Central portions tonight and in Southeast portion sunday j South Lakota. M nne Sota. North i Dakota fair tonight and sunday somewhat colder to right. Forecast for next work Washington. Incl. Feb. 9 a j weather Outlook for the week begin monday 1 Region of the great i Akes. Frequent snows Over North and snows Ork a Over of h portion frequent re at humanitarian the late j alterations in temperature. Wilson. Both were studying j upper Mississippi Valley Hopkins University in 1885 Era Hie cloudiness. Probably occasional a tips a graduate student i snows Over North and Rains or s doctor s thesis and lever i Over South portion frequent alter a University fellow. Actions in temperature. A sen his life has been de i Oca temperatures the study of history. He j maximum and minimum tempera favorite subject in new Tures As recorded by the official govern University of California i Ern ment thermometer from 7.a. In. J yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 4 3 and j minimum 19 at s a. In. 33. Of Harlem 11 or la it i evermore striven and died Unity impartial and he had National de i cd racy a he years went on. A Strong loyalty to these National i conceived them became g source of a still Strong j enveloping loyalty to Plum in worked alongside Massachusetts i Nestit Ute logy. Then he came to i Academy in Brooklyn r Ime its president for 16 years. On a in 1912 he began to -0 a we printed the news every Day More time to the development la Fatuck Anh a Aik raid or. Bonfil a id peace. He became a director Wil Aillor Ali i uni a a any editorial comments concern i a Vav Roh Oun it in York i w bulletins Are flied at 8 30 a. Ing these transactions society a position which he he press Quot i do not think there were v q holds a position men grand Forks Clear 22 above Quot do you mean to testify that there he own boy went off to War. Too roads fair. Was no change in the attitude of he has written Manx books on his Winona Cloudy. 26 roads blocked your newspaper concerning these Bya subjects As Well As on sing St. Cloud Cloudy 16 roads Good. J transactions from the beginning. A which seems to be his other Aberdeen Clear. 20 roads fair. J do. Roads Quot you have vigorously attacked m serve and disposed of them to Sinclair the publisher asserted that in addition to the payments made to i that group the Midwest and Pioneer companies who also had interests in the District received $ 1,000000 in Oil produced by the Sinclair company from Teapot. Replying to questions by senator Walsh Democrat Montana Bonfils said that Quot there was a conspiracy Between Doheny and Sinclai Rand the Standard Oil Allied companies to let Sinclair have the Teapot dome As far As they Quot they having no antagonistic in a Tercel in California a he said a they j had no objection to letting or. Hen have the naval Reserve there and they went into the agreement 1 along these lines and the leases were Gra nth a. I Quot the Midwest and the Pioneer got a million Ollars in Oil product by Sinclair companies on the leased dome. A the feeling with Sinclair was not Friendly woth or. Stack. J. L. Stack one of those asserted with Bonfils it. I they treated him like a office boy and thought they could Settle with him on any terms agreeable to them. Quot the Pioneer company kept telling him to Settle with Sinclair and to take whatever he would give denies using paper during his testimony yesterday the witness had said that he and stack a Denver Oil Man. With h. H. Tammon his partner and h. Of. Schwartz. Their attorney negotiated a settlement with Sinclair the proceeds of which were split four ways. This settlement he said took place before the Post had published an article attacking the Teapot dome situation but he deferred publication of the other stories on the same subject because of a fear of libel suits. Today Bonfils vigorously denied that the attitude of his paper toward Sinclair had anything to do with the contract of settlement. In the midst of a vigorous Cross examination chairman Lenroot asked whether a the matter of your attack on Sinclair was discussed at the conference with Sinclair. Denies stopping attacks Quot no sir a Bonfils replied. Pressed As to whether the attacks on Sinclair in his paper had not been stopped. Or. Bonfils said Quot we were not blaming or. Sinclair for says he feared libel i my referring to the sending of a re Porter to new Mexico chairman Len Root asked whether Bonfils who had j yesterday described the disclosures i brought Back As Quot shocking had fail j cd to print the articles merely be Caille of the possibility of libel suits j Bonfils replied in the affirmative 1 Quot do you believe or. Fall could have been corrupt and or. Sinclair i not a House naval Bill is lower than budget Washington d. C., Fob. 9.�?annual naval Bill carrying $271,942,867 of new York City feb. 9�?the my. \ j Tery of the murder of Louise i awl on i j mannequin and actress in her Faith j i Honable apartment yesterday became deeper today when detectives found part of her jewels in a shop where she had left them to be repaired. The discovery tended to dissipate the to j 1 lice theory of a robbery motive. Miss Lawson a Towel stuffed in her i Mouth her hands and feet tightly j bound was found dead by her negro maid. Police found the apartment in disorder and the Young woman a jewel boxes empty. This evidence coupled with an elevator boy s Story of two uncouth strangers who visited the i apartment led to the robbery theory j Widen dragnet. A dragnet of police and detectives today was stretched to All of the City a known haunts of Bootlegger in Fin Effort to find two men who visited the i luxurious apartment of Louise Lawson. Pretty and 24 years old. Shortly i before the Young woman was found j yesterday morning bound face Down Ward on her bed. Gagged and Strang j led to death. Clad in Dainty night clothes the body was found amid disorder which Murphysboro ii in cd. 9.�? miners employed in 12 collieries in swoon Herrin and Murphysboro walked out today. Some said they were organizing to a oust the Ken tip while others said they of Jelt Ted to an anti klan clamor in their contracts. Quot most of Tov information referred to or. Falls affairs and had very hich $30,000,000 would be available j indicated a spirited struggle with her Little to do with Teapot i for completing More than a. Score of assailants furniture Lay overturned Quot Why did you not Send the inf vessels now under construction was mation before called upon by the. Reporte today by the House approx committee a. ,. A i thought the committee must petitions committee. The total is have known i $4,453,000 less than budget estimates Quot is it not a fact that your con Jan j $23,024,000 Les than the amount tract with or. Sinclair was not in blotted to Tho Navy by the Congress cd upon any Legal rights of or. Stack a a year ago. A that is not the Bill provides $1,17,000.000 for Quot but this whole Deal was for the purpose of purchasing your silence in your newspaper a Quot that is absolutely Coolidge signs Wal i Resolution the Field of Tho i it in investigation was further broadened today by the adoption by the Senate of a Resolution by senator Law Omette. Republican for Avi Atit it a the pm Wisconsin directing the Oil commit j 5�m> 000 or $57,174 Jess tee to inquire into and report upon a and jewel boxes were empty of their contents which the police Learned included a Platinum Bracelet Worth $8,000 and valuable gems. Actress i my unemployed police divided their time yesterday in a search for two men who entered her room Early yesterday morning and in believed to have Springfield. Iu., feb. 9.�?fo�ur additional companies of state militiamen including cavalry were ordered to Herrin 111., Early to4av when Carlos Black state adjutant general was informed by colonel a. L. Culbertson his representative at Herrin. The trouble growing out of feeling engendered by dry raids had assumed the proportions of a riot. Five companies of guardsmen previously had been ordered to Herrin. Herrin. 111. Feb. 9�? a3 a Beawin. Scene of the miners riot of 1922, taken Over by state troops today As a result of a near riot last night Between a wets Quot and Quot Drys a in which a Constable was killed and a Deputy sheriff wounded seriously. The trouble is a result of the whole Rale dry raids which have been conducted in this Williamson county recently by reputed members of Tho Kun flux klan led by s. Glenn Young paid employee of the klan. A meeting of the knights of the flaming Circle. An anti klan organization was in session when a crowd stormed the Hall. The shooting followed. Pay. Enough to keep the Navy at its present strength of 6.46s officers and <6.000 enlisted men during the fiscalp0prp that the murderers were Boot year beginning july i. Next. Provi in errs who bad visited Aion Al of is made for 1,002 officers and 19.500 enlisted men in the Marine corps the present strength. Caesar Eagle a Constable who had questioning those Orr jr5ujnk. Warrants on which known details of j the Quot Drys conducted the raids was the girls life and her friends along j dead. John Layman Deputy Broadway. J sheriff who with sheriff George Gal Ligan went to the anti klan meeting the theory was advanced by the and 1 than Lart acts appropriation. Of Morgan agrees to head Pool to give Banks Aid new York City and the claims of the Honolulu consolidated Oil company to Oil lands situated within naval Reserve number two in California. Senator Dill Democrat. Washington. A member of the Oil committee proposed that the Senate go even further by inquiring into what part or. Fall had in efforts to obtain Oil Fields in Colombia. Mesopotamia Palestine Persia and other foreign countries. Resident Coolidge signed the Walsh Oil lease annulment Resolution but he attached a memorandum in which he took exception to the language in the preamble we hich do i clares that the leases were made in violation of the Law and under circumstances indicating fraud and corruption. The president also sent to the sen a ate the nominations of Sila its la. Strawn and Atlee Pomerene As sped mechanics and a1 government counsel in the Oil lease cases. They were referred to the Oil committee where a fight on them is forecast. F set tiption rom new the reference of the nominations very satisfactory was made at the conclusion of an All formation of the Day debate in the Senate on the Denby j completed at a conference to be resignation Resolution in which and held in Chicago next week when pro dresses a re delivered by senators Ftfe Rajta fr0m both the East and Walsh of Montana and Heflin of j West i 1 be combined to Raie the Alabama democrats in support of i 5nitiai $10,000,000. The measure and by senator Borah j guaranties were Given at the con Republican. Idaho. A opposition to it. J Fern nce of the general hacking Eom a not her of the Many developments nil Tep president Coolidge last of the Day was the issuing of subpoenas by the Oil companies for a number of witnesses including John c. Shaffer of Chicago publisher of i ment i by jewels miss Lawson wore i others they had seen in the room. A 14. Quantity of liquor was found in tile carries j of apartment. I in their probe of miss i Awson a j life police Learned she was the 1 daughter of a prominent merchant j of Walnut Springs. Texas that she i had played Small parts in motion pictures but for two years or More had been unemployed living in her j luxurious apartment which still was filled with the fragrance of fresh Cut j Flowers. I they Learned she had been a Mem Iber of the pay party that ended in i the death of Angier b. Duke weal 1 thy tobacco manufacturer at Gre in a a a r 5 wich. Conn., last september. Pictures Leb. 9 j. P. Merj a Arr Ray lieutenant and of a raid Gan Ami company Wil i head the list aged Man were on her dressing of contributors to the $10,000,000 ser j Habip. The Middle aged Man it was vice corporation to be organized for Parn Ltd Ltd was Gehard m. Dahl chair to remonstrate with the conferees the apart t % disperse and go to their Homes in before and had been attracted Tho Intorf it of of Poap was 8hot he the Relief of Northwestern Banks with a subscriptions of $300,000 provided the remainder of the capitalist raised by other i banking and business interest it was a Uno need today. John mall ugly. President of the i company. Metals National Bank >0 is directing the financial organization of the corporation in making announcement said the volume of sub York Bankers was Man of the executive Board of the Brooklyn Manhattan transit company vice president of the Chase National Bank and a member of the brokerage firm of Hayden Stone and commandeered an on the Back of the photo a rushed the Trio to graph was inscribed Quot Gerry or. Dahl was communicated with by Telephone and he arranged a conference with the police. What happened there was told by Fred i it an Dek. A new York lawyer who said corporation we 1 he had been a Friend of Dahl since they were class mates at the University of Wisconsin. Was taken to a local Hospital by May or a. E. Anderson and Ora Thomas an anti Klansman. And the Trio is be in Guarder at the Hospital by National guardsmen. Immediately a 1 crowd gathered outside the Hospital began firing into the institution. Person inside the Hospital responded to the fire and a miniature Battle waged for a Short while. The first guardsmen arrived from Carbondale at 4 a. Rn., and Tho Quot Drys then established Headquarters at the City Hall several blocks from the Hospital. The guardsmen Are patrol Long the Hospital to protect the mayor. Layman and Thomas. Five Canp Wemos arrive five companies of troop had arrived this afternoon. The crowd which visited the meeting Hall of the anti klansmen were headed by three of the four policemen of herein and when shout of a Lynch Mem a string Mem were heard. Sheriff galilean automobile and Murphysboro to protect them. The three Are chief of police John Ford and policemen Harold Crain and Sim Stephens. Before the Arr ii Al of the troops the raiders armed with revolvers and shotguns patrolled the streets of Herrin denying passage to Anyon they considered Al unable to give the klan a a password Quot Gerry phoned me that he under were searched for weapons stood that police wanted to question him. I met him and Barron Collyer. Special Deputy police commissioner before attacking the Hospital the mob put out the Street lights to those within the institution could not be at the apartment of Max herring a to aim Gerry said he had nothing to hide Ile newspapers in a number of cities Robert Mccague of the Pioneer Oil company and Frank Kistler president of the producers and refiners Oil company of new York. Quot an Echo of the Oil inquiry was heard in the House where representatives Taffray. And Browning democrats. Jointly introduced a Resolution calling for an investigation of monday that additional amounts sex i an it wanted to get a clean s Are. Reeding $100,000,600. If necessary knew miss Lawson and her parents would had Van a through the War i an a a interested in her musical. Education. I think that mrs. Dahl i also knew miss i i it Ahl. Gray haired and about 50 years old answered the description furnished by Thomas Kane elevator operator at the apartment House of j the one person who frequently vis a i item miss Lawson a apartment. Ile was said to have been seen leaving 1 a it building wednesday morning. Finance corporation for the Relief of North Ltd pm a tanks. Unable to find work Geddes Man cuts his Throat Quot they did not cease. They have not income tax returns of Harry f. Ceased. They never shall Sinclair Edward l. Doheny and de senator i Lenroot read a Telegram want re l. Doheny or. During the per which said there had been no article id from 1913 through 1 923. On the subject in the Post from sept. 1 to 1922, to dec. 1922. The Tele-1 Gram added that there were none during most of 1923 containing any reflection upon Sinclair. Three millions in school land sales voided Tyndall s. D., feb. 9 a Frank Warner who registered from Geddes at a local hotel Here last monday was found dead in his room yesterday War Ner had committed suicide by slashing his Thoat with a razor. It is believed that Warner was despondent Over his inability to obtain work. Guests in adjoining rooms at j the hotel recalled that Warner had i paced the floor of his room almost j All thursday night apparently in High nervous state. A maid who went to Warner s room. To clean it Friday morning discovered the suicide. She summoned Daugherty sees Coolidge says its about Oil Washington d. C., feb. 9�?attorney general Daugherty returned a number of patients in the Hospital became panic stricken and Pio reported As highly nervous today. A number of windows in the Hospital were shot out fund the building showed other Quot Battle scars a such As Bullet punctured Drain pities and wainscoting. As the trouble in Herrin was at its height. Leonard Sterns Deputy circuit and son of Cyclops Sam Storrs j was fired on As he was Riding in an i automobile in Marion the county seat seat. An automobile owned by John Whiteside also an admitted member i of the klan w 1 s fired on at the hams it time. Elan seizes Herrin Marion. Ills., feb. 9.�?<0 a Tbs Kun Siux klan was in Complete Eon-1 Trot of Herrin at 2 30 of clock this j morning allowing no one in or out i of the City who was not a Klansman. They were reported parading on j the main Street with firearms of All kinds. The City Hall was As their Headquarters and the agitation Pierre. Canes i i s. A feb. 9.�?land sales by the department of school rut throughout All his work has a a memory of that Young Soldier marching off to War. And Sab a must have been before him Sioux fair. Pierre Fargo i Luron Cloudy 30 roads fair. Cloudy. 27 roads Good. Cloudy. 31 roads pc r. Falls Cloudy. 25 roads a you have vigorously i Sinclair and these Oil transactions up j years total 4.473 acres involving the placed there to a certain time a Quot we printed that it a a bad of ase and i Stii think it a you think it was a bad corrupt Mitchell Clear 35 roads ii he saw Hie own son go off to Watertown Cloudy i roads fair. Dea do Yoi not. Nerds body was found on the floor with the head resting on a Pillow and Public lands during the Las two j which he. Apparently had careful three gashes in his books of $3,159,583 in deferred pay i Throat told the mute Story of How he writing off from the department pad died. One of the cuts had severed Mente and $340,405 in unpaid inter the jugular vein and the Otho the is. Commissioner n. L. Knight an Man s \,?.dpip�. A bloodstained razor pounced today. On the floor betide the body. Or i t0d�?Ty front a tw0 we a Kay in f,0r i is said to to shout Tho Dis # #. A id and immediately went to the 1 i too nil a the proprietress of the to conference with continued on Pac Sui tel. Who in turn called her son. War _ \ president Coolidge. A afterwards or. Daugherty said the no Malden name for her discussion had largely concerned the a coloured Mammy came into the of Oil least investigation. He denied he fire of the estate for which so had returned to Washington at the i worked to receive her monthly request of the president denied he j wages. As she could not write she had submitted his resignation and a Vays made a Cross on the receipt. Re n red to talk about de ail of the by on this occasion aha mad % j pm la Quixey. Circa

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