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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 13, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota Irish Evacula third edition a february 13, 1922 number 115 u. S. Land Bank helps Farmers of Davison co. Nearly Quarter of million dollars in Loans in Force in this Section governer is sued for $100,000 by his typist Stopp More Are to be made Mitch la association handles business at average of $32.53 on each acre Farmers of Davison county and and j Lin Long territory have approximately j a Quarter of a million dollars Worth of Loans in Force now at the Federal i and Bank of Omaha according to j statement to Huv by h. Rep Hee j Turret Ary and treasurer of the Mitchell farm Doan association which hand j the Federal i it and Bank Loans. At the close of 1921, Loans amounting to $195,000 a re in Force but a number have been completed since that time. There is also a considerable amount in Loans to be completed within the next few weeks. Loans made through the Mitchell association average $32.53 per acre on the land on which the Loans were made. The borrowings Are made on the amortization plan whereby the Farmers pay the interest and one percent of the principal each year so that a part of the Loans have already been paid. The amount of Loans per Sere in Force now is $30.25. The Mitchell farm loan association has been extremely successful since the organization of the Federal land Bank of the Spring of 191 s. Or. Kibbee. A Secretary treasurer of the organization handles the Loans which Are applied for. Charles Weller is president of the association and the directors Are Peter Webber. James keen. J. Vej Rowley and w. G. Lemke. V women r ally to Back dry Laws w c. T. U. Starts vigorous Campaign against wets in own publication Chicago 111., feb. 13. The women a Christian Temperance Union today made Public a statement in which they said they would meet the publicity being sent out by opponents of the prohibition amendment with a Uhli City be their Nrown and made pub j p lie their first Effort which appears in the a Lincoln edition a of the Union signal the official publication edited by mias Anna Gordon. A sound the alarm a it reads a a we Are go log to talk Down prohibition a failure and talk up prohibition a sur->83. Every Day of these weeks and a very Day of these months before the election will be fined with High powered Well paid activities on the part of the thirty organizations opposed to prohibition. This is their aim to make the Public believe National prohibition is a failure and because it is a failure and can never be enforced a con governor Lee m. Russell Sis Sippi has been made defendant in a $100,000 damage suit started by his former stenographer miss Francis c. Birkhead. Miss Birkhead s Pennon charges the governor wronged her and later ruined her health by inducing her to submit to an operation. Governor Russell has made formal denial of the girl s charges. Ile never. Tho 7a7>,e in Aire shows miss declares the suit is a political a Birkhead. Inset governor Russell. Cost of living Cannon quits is still High All politics Boivin shown to tse about Veteran Illinois i his i fervent Moue expensive xxx nou a to up if. Wuu not Ain t now than in us i seer Kun election ending january 15. The decrease in that period for the various cities was Given As follows bait Lake City and Savannah. 9 percent Providence 8 percent Manchester. N. H., new Haven and new York. 7 percent Louisville Milkau Gress must be elected pledged to re i Kee Minneapolis. Norfolk Pittsburgh peal or modify the volstead Law and and Rochester 6 percent birding Ermit the return of the traffic in Light Ham. Chicago Columbus Peoria and wines and Beer which would mean a i Seattle. 5 percent Baltimore Kansas by associated press i Sui Sod wire by associated 1�?Tris.s leased wire Washington feb. 13�?further de Washington i it. It he. To t note i Joe Cannon oldest member of the creases in retail food prices Are House announced today he would not shown in statistics issued today by the be a candidate for re Clec Ihm us department of labor for 27 of the representative from the in in Illinois country Large cities for the month i re a the former speaker announced ins Taylor murder May never be solved belief i prosecuting attorney Wool wine doubts whether criminal will be caught hits faked reports search. However is being vigorously prose Uter by los Angeles police a by associate pros i Asch wire los Angeles. Feb. I 3--�? i Vire is a a grave and serious doubt St the present time As to whether the murderer of William Desmond Taj or film director a will Ever be apr tended a declared Thomas Lee of Eliwine District attorney late a ast Light. Or. Wool wine Modo this declaration in a statement he issued deploring what he termed faked and fraudulent on tim Case and particularly one purporting to come from him. Maly declares twi or was Mer inspiration los Angeles c l feb. In Mil Minter n Olton picture actress. Issued a a Tao Meir the to i May the i a in ii Ber Atto a Icys de that he bad told investigator that knew of the life of a Ltd. Ii no a Taylor to a a pit not <1 ii mysteriously t we i it. Aid he could no conceive Perron could voluntarily a ice toe statement a there is no personal or sacrifice that f would not go to bring the Slayer of William Desmond Taylor to Justice. A emr. Taylor was one of my Best Friend. His death was a Groat Thor k to me. I met or. Taylor first in 1919 when he became my director. I was then it years of age aint his inspiration his unfailing Courtesy and consideration not Only to me but to nil with whom he it Ante in Corita t. Immediately won my Bigben admiration. A from uht until the div of his death or. Taylor was to in the Symbol of Honor and manliness an inspiration. Friend guide and counsellor the Symbol of All a girl admires in a Man. A this Friendship was uplifting Ami his advice and Aid were invaluable. It would to nothing less t in veritable ingratitude if i did not now that he is dead raise my voice to proclaim what he was and to redial it those who would besmirch i Jiamo. A i have told the authorities All that j Valet i know of both l in. I might Quot the cast. That. I feel Huff of tie Aid to them. Have you seen this Man police think he is murder key president gets Yap pact for signature financial Day make by associated Presa Iommi wire Washington. C., feb. Llu the treaty Between the United states and Japan regarding wireless and Cable rights on the Island of Yap was sent to president Harding from the state department where it was signed saturday by Secretary Hughes and ambassador Shigehara As soon As he had affixed his signature to the treaty the president sent the pact to the Senate. Boy wizard of Stock Market owes millions Youthful Speculator says he could have m Ade Good in one More week Crown forces suspend plans to quit Island sailing of two Large Contin gents set for this morning is cancelled action is unexpected clocks affray of saturday makes Situ Ati on Morf. complicated than Ever Hunts Bischoff Chicago Iii., Feib. 13�?while Raymond Boff a boy Peru labor a wan explaining to judge Kenesaw m. I Amli what bad become of approximately $7,-000.000 enter to him by thousands of families in Chicago s Stock Yards District several Hundred persons today stormed by office. Extra police were called to control the crowd and it was Only Wilco assured that Riechoff was behind jail bars Liat it dispersed. A the s making us a file ruined us. Let tis at him a and other imprecations tilled the air for nearly an hour. Collins fears coup London hug Fob. Is Mich it i Collins head of Tho it a a provisional government in its int a cablegram warning the american f speciation for recognition of the Republic not to assist or Oun Teanee roup d Efat which he declared was planned a Grin St the Irish provisional government says a Dublin dispatch today to the London pres Asso t . By Presa encased wire Dublin. Ireland feb. 13�?Tho evacuation of the British troops in a other military forces from Dublin was unexpectedly suspended today. The sailing of the steamers duo to j leave for Holyhead and Liverpool with contingents on Board was can j relied. It was thought the suspension might be due to the events in Ulster. Officials at military general Headquarters said they were unable to give any information on the subject while Dublin Castle officials stated that they had nothing to do with Tho evacuation. By associated press leased wire clones clash in a i is matters More difficult London eng., feb. 13�?Tho sit us have Vou seen this Many. Chicago Iii. Feb. 13�?raymond j. Ton in Ireland which had to Bischoff. Under detention in con j he improving under the apparent of Section with an admitted shortage of forts of Arthur Griffith and Michael $4,500,00 As a result of financial Collins to obtain the release of the dealings with approximately 6,000 i kidnapped Ulster men a become residents of the hic ago Bac of acutely dangerous As the result of the Yards District blamed a Lucky the clones affray on saturday Deal with a friends $260 for the con the times Dublin correspondent tinted transactions which have in nays dismay followed the news of solved him so heavily. J the clash in which four special us a a Friend begged me to play the Stor on stables were killed eight Market with his Money saying his w. Undid and six made prisoner Ami creditors were pushing Bis j the Leader of the sinn Fei mrs. Mat i thew Fitzpatrick shot dead. The pro be you have notify the police and Choff was quoted As having said. Let them compare his anger prints i consented doubling his Money vision Al government was perturbed with those shown in this picture. In a week. He told All his friends As the affair dashed Tho High Hope i this face and these Finger prints and i immediately was besieged with based upon its amnesty pro Lama Are those of Edward f. Sands alias similar requests. That was the be Tion and tie British decision to re Edward Fitz Strathmore. Former. Ginning it it fit All prisoners held Jot of former 1 ginning of William Desmond Taylor a a dabbling in led to his pres committed in England from Irish s Angeles motion pie ent status he was quoted after i political motives prior to the truce in. A hmm hmm it Bis Jmaj. With other Clews almost exhaust when be foil ref of Bow Caff fir was no both settles Airna a i cannot conceive the character re. Police Are relying on the finding have others give rim i her Money to Devi to Merit Are awaited with the of a person would voluntarily wrong of Sands to furnish the key that will invest. Utmost anxiety. A unlock the los Angeles mystery. Bischoff attorney maintains that there is some conflict in the a Sand is of Lvi feet and three the 25 a car old a wizard of bubbly count of How the shooting was pre fourths inches tall has dark Brown has violated no Law in his j cd pirated. Irish Republican army men or. Taylor or cause his death. Nullification of the South school is dedicated Kew Eugene Field building is scene of ceremonies is Gia in Flag City. Little Rock Philadelphia. St. Louis Springfield. Mass., and Washington d. A. 4 percent. Cincinnati and Indian Anoli. 3 percent and new Orleans i percent. As compare ii with the average Cost in the year 1914, the retail Cost of food on last january 15. The department said showed an increase the highest being Washington. To it. A. With 50 percent. Mitchell s in Osl modern school building the Eugene Field school the South Side a dedicated Friday evening with services attended by about 400 patrons of the school. The Structure ranks among the nest bulldogs of its kind in the state. Ii want opened for use after the Christmas holidays. La preparing the new building for the All Tho rooms a Ere decorated with Plant and Cut a to were by William doth left one of fhe South Side residents. F. Herrick vice president of the Board of education delivered Hie dedicatory add rear. Mrs. Charlet Nix Renger president of Tho Kugen Field Parent teacher Cir i a posed irs. W. Hill gave Tho min a pal address and or. Miller president of the women s t4vi</ry Oard of the Board of education also a poke. One of the Beautiful Pant of the 4�4icatl<m was the presentation of a a bag a a the school by the women s jts of mrs Katsus made the a mentation Speed h and Mhz la Washburn principal of the Behest Ted. Mrs. W. Ii. Kin Kite Sang a mar father s Flag and a amp lne i new the Hoo build Pmj was con a coat of 10000, Theofleld school on North main Frt Reet j a Lar built on the Saint plans it ii be ready for not Voyrd fight refreshments were Quot served by the Hoard of education ent teacher Circle. Weather report South Dakota mostly Cloudy to night and tuesday not quite so cold East and Central portions tonight. Local temperatures by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum i minimum 20 below at noon i intention to retire from politic in an eleven word statement which read a i am not a candidate for election to the 68th the Illinois representative one of the most picturesque and widely known figures in Congress will be so year old next May 7. He is Sorum his Twenty third term. Close friends said he had made the decision in the belief that his health and age made a less strenuous life advisable. Wearing an old Slouch hat and with a heavy overcoat wrapped closely around his Throat. Uncle Joe sat in the House chamber today while representative Green Republican. Iowa was delivering a Lincoln Day address. The hat came off at the close of the speech and the Veteran legislator applauded with the rest. Announcement of or. Cannons determination to retire was not a Surprise to members As most of his intimate friends understood he a a bit too feeble to carry on his Active duties. 0 German politician dead Stuttgart. Germany fab. 13,�? Conard Haussmann. Veteran German parliamentarian died at his Home Here yesterday age a a 64 years. And the Par women police too great luxury for London must quit Tom Lori 13�?London worn pol or not a to and a too �x1y to Ltd Rastia Taip a a 1 luxury a tar William Harwood Cora a re sooner of the police 2as found and a of f a amp Zyk the worn a n s patrol a dial 4404s<j it the earliest poof into js4xordbiir to he daily mail. London Bass Povic women and of this flt it cd costs s0y004> Ltd to crying a n rally. In tuesdays Republican \ a Helen Hunter s husband by Jane Phelps How Fate untangle the threads of Jack Hunter life a threads that have been tangled by a selfish spoiled and thoughtless wife makes up a Story of married life in the Home of a Young insurance agent that you cannot afford to miss. I in the Republican tomorrow police Mabel is not worried Over Sii the in mystery new York. N. A a a feb. 13.mabel Normand the film Star is not worrying about her connection the William Desmond Taylor murder investigation and she is not letting her parents or. And mrs. Claude e. Nor the Taylor murder because Mand of West Brighton worry eith j Ink Taylor is known to or. Mrs. Normand made Public one of a number of telegrams they have received from their daughter since Taylor was slain. Ion he has a round or own a. I uni in nun a j Lane me sran the right breast and right Abdomen notes for the Money invested with formed Ulster Sands has served in the army and him. The attorney said. Adding a a fro Quot Sta has violated no Law in his Eves Brown hair and Ruddy Complex dealings. Despite the shortage of Arione and their sympathizer Ion he has a round Brown mole on millions a Bischoff gave promissory j take the stand that armed and unt r men had no right to ate territory and sub naw police Sav he deserted. Man can to be imprisoned for non jolted themselves to arrest by so want to question Sands about payment of promissory notes if he doing j has t the in Belfast on the other hand. It have creditors May realize ten cents on contended the rights of Southern i threatened Sands with prosecution in a the Dollar the attorney Saeid. Ireland were not infringed by Send charges of larceny and forgery. A while i Welcome government in j ins the police from Belfast to Enni two Taylor is known to have Terven Tion. I could have pulled thru Skillen by train although Tho Lino drawn $2500 from a Bank shortly be if they had let me alone another passes a few Miles through free state a Bischoff said territory. Fore the murder and to have re a a done to worry Mamma and j placed it the next Day. Police Beche message said. A unfortunately i Lieve he May have planned to Page was at the Taylor House a Short time i the Money to a blackmailer and later before he was killed. Had i not gone reconsidered there for some books my name would bands because of never have been mentioned in the of knowledge his intimate of Taylor s life and a fair. They All know out Here that i bits can give police information that knew nothing about the sad affair and j vill Lead to tangible Clews author that i will be exonerated. X x x x . Normand said the comedienne spent two months of every year with them and that he expected her to arrive for her annual visit within a Short time. Fortunes jewels taken in St. Louis ties say. To keep your eyes open for Nim. By. Louis mo., feb. Is.jewelry estimated by the hotel management to he valued at $100,066 was obtained by bandits who Early today looted safety Deposit boxes at the Washington hotel. If. A. Crofton night clerk was compelled at the Polo of a revolver to open the Safe. The jewelry wan the property i f guests. A a a a a a. Tong War Breaks out ban Francisco calif., Fob. 13�? chinese Tong men Are on guard today As the result of an apparent outbreak of a Tong War last night. When two chinese were killed and a third wounded in Beattie wash., a a slain in Butte Mont and one shot probably fatally in ban Jose can 53 aliens ready for deportation by u. S. This week by associated press us Sod Valre new York n. A. Feb. 13�?ellis Island officials were today arranging to Deport 63 men and women just released from Federal prisons. In the group Are avowed Attar lists i w. and members of racial organizations. Fourteen of the deportees Are women two of them having Infante. Vincent Fratzel conv laced a an i. Xiv Vav agitator is one of the group. The prisoners will be deported this week. O miniature Mexico Revoit Mexico City Mexico feb. 13�?the municipal president of Patz curare. Michoacan with thirty followers has revolted against the state govern ment. No casualties have been re ported. New strike in textile Mills nearly 25,000 operatives at Dowell quite wages Cut. Hours lengthened i regarding Tho kidnapped Ulster men the times Dublin correspondent reiterate that the provisional government i doing its most to procure their release hut says it j seems to have been met w Ith Flat do Fiance among the Irish Republican j army in county Monaghan which w l Only agree to Exchange a unionists for the gaelic football players in jail at Derry. The morning posts Dublin correspondent while declaring that Griffith and Hollins a mean Well a asserts that Irish Public opinion a has decided the de Vale rites Are on continued on Page six destitute two men end lives in Sioux Falls girl psychic declares dark Manisto blame for Taylor murder two Otwe Ake implicated she says truth to come out special to the Republican Omaha Fen. J3�? Eugene Dennis the in year old girl pay Chi who a. Amazed Here with her Powers of second sight and uncanny mind Reading was ached today to apply her Powers to a solution of Tho murder Iii i of Angeles of William Desmond Taylor movie director. During the time thai has elapsed since Taylor was found spot to death in his Hollywood Bungalow mis Dennis has been under the Esfir Fra Tion of psychologists and others Atiq j Bach up her own statement that she has not been Reading newspapers i and has not discussed the crime with i her friends. Who is to blame fur the movie directors murder a miss Dennis asked. A the principal blame can a Laid j at the door of a dark woman to Boston. Mass., feb. 13�?cotton Mills in new Hampshire and at Lowell mass., employing about 25,-000 operatives were affected by strikes which became effective today. There wars no disturbances. The walkouts were in Protea against wage reductions in cases of 20 percent. In new Hampshire the Mills also put into effect today an increase in the working week from 4s to 64 hour. Wage reductions became effective at the same time in Maine Vermont i and a few of the Massachusetts Mills j letter from daughter ask without strike protest. Ing Foh silk stocking wages remained unchanged in the font in Pockett of Ove great textile centers of fall River. New Pedford and Lawrence mass j by associated press leased wire the three weeks old strike of a Sioux Falls. 8. D., feb. 13.8am proximately 13.000 operatives in Uel Harker 60, Sioux Falla and will Rhode Island Mills continued today j it Fisher 50, of Pipestone minn., National guard cavalrymen were held j we re found dead yesterday morning la in readiness at Providence to answer a Little tailor shop on South main a nov Callen be. The Gas Jet was open and Al a a a. Although Coroner Miller scouts the theory of suicide an does not intend to hold an inquest police hold that the men took their live because of despondency. They had been living by Means of Odd jobs for the Post several weeks. And. It is said were almost destitute. In film Sheri a pocket were found several letters from daughters postmarked Pipestone. One of the letters asked for two dollars with which to Huj a pair of silk Stock legs to War to a party. Twice visited the director s Home within a few a i before he was his 2 murdered a she Yap led. A this woman is subject to sudden changes in temper. She could Tell the entire Story of the murder and she will Tell it some a what was the motive for the murder a a jealousy and Money the girl Eugene Dennis Emery out for Senate grand rapids Mich. Feb. 13.m a Jor John g. Emery former National i commander of the american legion announced his candidacy for the re replied without hesitation publican nomination for the United a friction suddenly developed be state Senate today. I Ween Taylor and this dark girl. She spoke angrily and he laughed at her. 1 she went out of his House in a rage. J but she returned. A a Are there any others implicated a a yes another girls a serious girl a and a Young men both in Taylor. Are a when will the facts in the Ca a j come to Light a a it won t he Long. The person mainly at fault in this crime is auf i faring pangs of conscience end on two occasions almost has decided to i Tell the whole produce sold readily by Republican want ads. Kati Day free with two other Issue

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