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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 23, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota 24 Page the evening Republican third i edition vol , South Dakota thursday february 23, 1922 number 124 West Coe wave grip Darau Awn farm a brother Charlies follows footsteps of a brother Bill bloc will not be third party another Rhyan looms As candidate for Senate and other things a a of armers Wach a my Job am Over Lincoln neb., feb. 2 3�?now that earners worse Thane Onslow Charlie Bryan mar Sullivan i dict Les idea of Farmer la ror Politi Cal combination by Mark Sullivan National political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican v and the new York evening Post Washington p. Feb. 23.�? copyright 1922 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post a current Rumor which in-1 Cre singly finds its Way into print pictures the republicans As disturbed about movements to organize a third party this year. There Isnit anything to that. The Republican party has a world of troubles and they tend to grow greatly but a third party is not among them. The republicans Are going to have a hard time this fall and they realize it More and More every Day. But if the republicans Are beaten in the House elections this rear it will be the democratic party that does it. In fact if one were a very suspicious person and if one Felt that All politics Are not exactly what they appear on the surface one might won Der whether the republicans were stimulating this talk of a third party. It would certainly be to their advantage. This Vear As Between the republicans and Tho democrats it would be the democrats that will get All the votes of protest and discontent. Much of this talk links the suggest cd third party up with the farm bloc. That sort of talk is particularly ill informed. Tho farm bloc is not a third party does not want to to one and would regard a third party move a intent As Tho most serious menace tits purposes. Tho thing thai wreck associated press leased mire cd most of the old farm movements an Couvre -3 Peter was their disposition to to a political ii and of Tho russian Roli party All by itself. The farm bloc. £ou8 known As Tho a do Klio is carefully steering Clear of that hoi s. Today confirmed reports that Rock. The farm bloc in Congress is had suggested a plan whereby the intimately tied up with Tho american h14ren a the Colony under ten farm Bureau federation and this lat i ears of to pm ther with the aged Tor organization has it among tim ant infirm be drowned As a protest foundation stones of its policy to act i alleged exorbitant taxation a a Bill Bryan has officially severed connection with his ancient Battlefield Nebraska Quot brother Charlies is the states acknowledged Leader of the dry forces. A brother who abhors the title and asks to be judged on his own me its is a candidate for the u. S. Senate. Like Bill he a addicted to grape i juice women a rights and Skull Caps. Rankers. Chith Iii schools b a Townley nonpartisan i a head in Lincoln ack a its says people want league matter of education like Bill it s whispered he has political aspirations for a governorship. But whereas Bill is corpulent Charlie is bean polish. Bill rates. Charlie organizes. But Charlie also can Wield a potent Tongue especially on a a Munye ownership of Public utilities. It was on this platform that he was elected a Lincoln City commissioner. A since i established a Muny Coal Yard in Lincoln. I have saved users $4 a ton. A total saving of $140,000,�?� he reports we Ith Pride. A and my Muny ice plan and Public Market Are certain to he carried in the and business a i not league speaker says great murder plot hatched by d0ukh0b0rs religious sect would kill weak c Hildren As pro test against taxes through Tho two old parties and to discount Nance any third party movement. Kenyon won t be misled the farm bloc incidentally will not by a wakened by re signal Ion of senator Kenyon. Kenyon was t the once rid of those unable to travel Veregin proposed that his followers abandon their farms and wander Over the country preaching the coming of Christ and living As the a vagrant working while announcement of the plan seek new clues in Taylor Case los Angeles police investigate stories told by Detroit prisoner the ----11 a Leader of the farm bloc in Jami in it a. I Iofi Inoff a ail get Hon Only accepted sense of what a Lotical Leader is. The farm hoc Rabi in the least depend on his personality in the sense that the old pro a Gressie party depended on the personality of Roosevelt. Kenyon was t the Leader of the farm bloc on several occasions and used to preside at j its meetings. The farm bloc won t to atty weaker with Kenyon out sex copt to Tho extent of one vote. And if the successor to be appointed in Kenyon a place reflects what seems to be the prevailing political sentiment of Iowa presumably he will vote with the farm bloc As often As Kenyon did. Still a nether variation of these printed rumours pictures the Farmers j and the labourers uniting in a third j party. That has been a persistent dream of some radicals for several theorists. The chief basis of it is in j tie brains of ambitious theorists who look up the occupation statistics a the census reports and figure of that a combination of those who Are armers with those who Are labourers would make a very Strong party. And to it would on paper. Union can to be Mado but every person with any political a Rise knows you can to unite labor and i e Farmers in one party. Their fun a mental economic interests Are too a verent. Stress which took in a wide variety of i a rests outside of agriculture the r sly trouble arose with Gompers. Pie Farmers got along All right with e Bankers and the packers and the Ai cads and the College professors my the agricultural implement Mak to but when something was said a the effect that Railroad wages ought 0 Rome Down Gompers went up it p air. No. There wont Ever be any fac Tivo third party made up of Rymers and labourers. M rail wage 1 Cut is ordered cot in British Columbia or. Yere a in a Telegram to the Canadian press declared that a it had my Complete m. Kolinoff asserted that a mass meeting of members under his jurisdiction had endorsed the suggestion that they liquidate All their property. Committees he said. Would dispose of All houses and Stork if the pro Postai was carried out and members of the tribe again would become wanderers Over the Earth. Since coming to Canada from Russia in 1895, members of the sect have had frequent controversies with government officials chiefly Over taxes school Laws and military service. No Justice in courts charge Chicago la Rist declares highly educated lawyers Haye things own Way Washington i it. Cd feb. 23.�?equality before the Law is impossible so Long As the Rich and powerful Are represented in court by highly educated lawyers w Hile a Large part of the poor and ignorant Are represented by untrained and incompetent men. Judge Clarence n. Goodwin of Chicago de dared in his opening address today As chairman of the conference of the bar associations Here. Until such a condition is corrected he said there will be Little Justice in the courts. Debt Board to push its work los Angeles calif., feb. 23.�?a second search was planned Here today of the location where Harry m. Fields under arrest in Detroit was reported to have said the pistol used to kill William Desmond Taylor Ulm director. Had been disposed of. Deputy sheriffs made a search last night upon receipt of a Telegram from Detroit authorities containing Fields alleged declaration on the subject but without results. They also announced they would look today for a Bank Teller Whf. According to other information Given out in Detroit by Fields changed a $1,000 Bill in order that persons named by him As having committed the murder might have $900 with which to pay him for driving the automobile in we hich they Rode to the Taylor apart by associated press based wire Lincoln neb., feb. 23�?the Farmers and wage Carnel Are the slaves of today with everything from the banking and financial interests of the country to the army mobilized against the program of the nonpartisan league the program that will give them Relief a. A Townley National president stated in ail. A dress before the Nebr a nonpartisan league convention i session Here today. Only education needed a Elf eighty five percent of tim people _ i would become educated to the pro Gram it the no part is i league and to the need of its program its Suc i Cess would be or. Townley said. Quot ninety five percent people want to do w Latva do they want to qua Button of wealth and to equitable return to to factory workers for to their delegates frequently speaker s remarks Iii which he said a everything from the Sti Tutins to the army against us including press the churches t Down to the schools the machinery of Telephone manufacturing and distribution and the professional institutions. The nonpartisan league has its weapons frail in comparison but hopeful. We can Divide the of eral position Weed out the capitalists and gee the politicians and turn the bulwarks of their institutions to our cause. A but to realize an equitable distribution cannot be a of polished by allowing the railroads to fix their own rates or levying a Sale sex what Byron would la Ive to 4 la is Poesy if he Eyer neg of miss Irene Mano Athens feb. 23�?lf lord Byron j were to sing of the maid of Athens 1 today it is quite probable he would modify his Poesy. For the most modern athenian maid is not Only i the richest heiress in the hellenes hut she is perhaps the most advanced. How Many heiresses to millions. I j Only daughter of a House with a i family tree the most ancient in j Greece would voluntarily pour Over i Law books miss Irene Mano has Dune that i a i wanted to tudy Law because i intend to understand the rights of women. I think the Day of woman is at hand Here in Greco is Well As elsewhere. A woman who inherits property ought to know something j and does i t Iii All Northwest boreas sends legions southward for second time in years shortest month Mercury at 12 below several i Vfkes of Snow fall breaking i Eli ii Umi wires and holding trains Irene Mano about looking after her own of miss Mano Speaks English French As perfectly As so greek. She is also Profaci i German and knows some rum a a in a ambitious to go to Ami study in an american uni pc she said. I Erica sity a want to be the Distri i Siiro a More Farmers and products of islander the he course of Bat King in re a mobilized in capitalistic e universities Pacific treaty still up in air modified Blanket Resolution of eked by Lodge meets Moke opposition Congress free of Roma blame by Gen. Patrick air service chief Dei lire l it it of helium h and nothing to do with fun l by associated press lapsed Wirt new York. N. Y., feb. 23. A Blume for the disaster which overtook the giant army Airship Roma do riot rest with Congress major general a a Atria a chief of the air service declared in a formal statement today upon his return from Langley Field where he conducted a personal investigation of the Accident. A statements that failure Ltd Roii shall be construed As committing the i i31�� in appropriate funds of a or helium United states to an exercise of Arm i production and that tile Lack of holed Force without the consent of con Lurn cause the Accident Are not Bas Gress. On fact a he said. A Congress a after More than an hour of de propitiated liberally for Experiment in by associated press leased wire Washington d. Fob. 23�?a modified Blanket Resor Ati it a to the four Power Auriti treaty Laid before til Senate foreign relations committee today by chairman Lodge after a conference with president Harding met with immediate opposition from several republicans As Well As democratic committee members. Tho new reservation interned As a substitute for that proposed heydays ago try senator Brailie Republican. Tonne a Lieut provides that nothing in the treaty Obi King Winter opened Pandora s by a a again yesterday and turned another Dock of troubles Loose on the already harassed Coal buying householders. Not satisfied with his coup of february i the old boy determined to deliver at least one More master strike in the shortest month of the year. Yesterday boreas Dis Pat of his legions a ii new drive Oil the Mercury of the thermometers of the Northwest and in Mitchell he a love the recording fluid Down from 18 degrees above Zro at 3 p. Iii. To 13 below at x a. In today. That temperature by tip Way was the coldest of the Las Twenty four hours. Mercury strives to it limb with the arrival of the Sun Bis morning however tin Mercury smiled inclined to make an Effort to clamber up its perpetual prison Walls again. Several inches of Snow full again last night and Early morning pedestrians were of or Ltd to Batt their Way against a stiff Northwest wind and knee High drifts of Snow. Wire traffic was somewhat impede Ltd it of Mitchell this morning and train travel wan delayed. Tile biting wind which tilled the air with Fine particles of Snow made it extremely difficult to keep is sufficient head of steam in tip boilers of the engines and trains throughout the stat wry re struggling to in Alce tip lost time. Up to la a in. Tills morning however no reports bad by or wive i Ltd of trains struck in Snow drifts. Chicago 111. Feb. 23.�? the cold was that has held the who Northwest in its grip for More than 24 hours continued there to by Ami spread Down through Iowa Mit Misouri Oklahoma Kansas and Northern Texas As Well As Cust of tile Mississippi River. In the Northwest temperatures a a a in tents. Wife t a if a a r eth to Pieta bar do Anent cad. Iii it v a a to the uting lot Lino. A to tall with the Mark rach of a taxing the wealth to the country not of a senator i tug Iron Bye or twelve below m min a or i to i a ,. Who had in nop re to Thorand Tawf Remus cd for. experimental w <22 by. F eke Rialto h to h e remitted adjourned Sookins a t Rritt. G pm to Detroit police discount Story of Taylor slaying by associated press lenses wire Detroit mich., Fob. 23.�?inclined to doubt the Story of Harry m. Fields a prisoner in the county jail Hor that he was implicated in the slaying of William d. Taylor los Angeles motion picture director local authorities today were endeavouring to Trace his movements immediately proceeding his arrest in Buffalo february where he was taken on a charge of forgery. Russ bankrupt soon forecast former adviser to Imperial government says wealth has All disappeared Lejac problems Art a majority of pot pie d earner will become a Peon and Farmer worse than a above. Quot All history is a continuous struggle of the ruling lass to maintain tile dominance Ami Kef a the slave 1 class in subjection. You. The farm i ers and workers Are the slaves of to Day. You Are ruled by organized wealth. A it is going to be a big Job to put the ruling class out of business and transform the slave class into a Rul i ing class. That i Ever has been done j so far As i know except in North Dakota and in a not so sure it is going to a i k there our set a k there was the result of inexperienced men in the offices that had been opposed by politicians coupled with the fat j that ninety five percent of the in a fluence were against ton Tiv la or it to hid you usted v brands a que rms runner sex pen r. A a a j re begun of p. Ifft 4 f until tomorrow without action. Census. Sire inc wage. A toil go senator Lodge did not in disaster would Peon and tilt r a Hannenen Itier the a me he to Thod go form his colleagues specifically As to the attitude of the president other committee members gained the impression that the modified reservation would be acceptable to the White House it had been discussed at the earlier conference Between or. Lodge and mrs. Harding hut it was not formally offered to the committee with administration backing. The committee chairman Sai i afterwards that he Only had a suggested sen tors Borah and Johnson both pronounced the modified draft As unsatisfactory while senator Brandegee and other republicans and Democrat adv ates of the Brandegee reservation withheld a decision and indicated by their attitude in the discussion that they did not find the new proposal readily acceptable. Rickards bail requited for further a a i a a a have happened just the same had the ship been filled with helium instead of Hydrogen. It is True however that in a1 probability the loss of life would not have it on so. d h a through wire due m i i Rem in and oilers Are hit by new decision of Federal railway Board Obj associated press Lica de wire Chicago ll., Fob. 23.�?another in slash this time hitting i .00 3 dread firemen and oilers was made r the United states Railroad labor it Ard today when it announced rules Yetive March first eliminating sex pay until after the tenth hour d setting up a a split tricks of eight news within a spread of twelve any Over time pay. Following several other decisions dually restoring the ten hour Day r Railroad workers the Board today horned the roads to pay Only profit wage after the regular eight Urs which the Board explained in in Ciple As constituting a Days work. J Nen a one half will be paid after i hours. In the Case of the split Quot a straight time will be paid for 4 first to hours work whether in cd in the twelve hour spread or j f. And time and one half will been thereafter. Formerly the fire a and oilers All of whom work und Railroad shops were paid time i one half after eight hours. Of month for Money Bills Washington. D. Feb. 23.�?chair-n ma#3den of the House appropriate committee announced today the initial meeting will be called As soon As Senate ratified appointments by associated press leased wire Washington d. A feb. 23�?mem hers of the Allied debt commission created by Congress to conduct the negotiations for funding the $11,000.-000,000 foreign debt to this country. Will be called together shortly after their nominations Are confirmed by j the Senate it was stated today at the Treasury. Confirmation is expected within a it v Days. The commission in the View of Secretary Mellon its chairman will proceed As rapidly As possible to work out the funding arrangements with the various debtor nations. It is hoped the funding negotiations May be completed by next october when the first payments of principal and interest would fail due. Prussian faculties imperialistic says member of the diet by associated Presa Lea set wire Berlin Germany. Feb. 23.�?charges that the faculties of the prussian universities have been unable to divorce themselves from Monarchi Stic traditions and keep Pace with the progressive Republican spirit of the student bodies were made in the Prus by associated press in ased wire Worcestor mass., feb. 23�?the prediction that it would not be Long before Tho russian soviet govern ment a would be bankrupt and Over thrown was made by or. Joseph m. Goldstein in an address to a conference on russian affairs at Clark University today. Or Goldstein was formerly director of the Seminary of political Economy at the University of Moscow and for Many years eco j nomic advisor to ministers under the Imperial government. The faulty economic policy of the Imperial government together with political oppression and the steadily increasing sufferings of the russian soldiers. Created the basis for the bolshevism coup d eat he said adding a what the War failed to do in the Way of decreasing productive work in Russia. Bolshevik nationalization and socialization succeeded in doing bringing Russia Back to the level of the Middle of the nineteenth Century. A uti exist without producing is possible for even the richest country. The accumulated wealth of Russia has quickly disappeared and it will not be Long before the soviet government will be bankrupt and of ski fifty fads Are threatened d0ubled ii Widing postpones big Rev a by reception w Ashington. I it. Feb. 23.�?due to the Ilonia disaster and the mourning be asian <1 by tin Hiss of lives of army personnel president and mrs. Harding today announced postponement j until april 19 of the army and Navy reception set for tonight at the White House. A president and mrs. Harding feel that a reception to the army and Navy at a time when there is such deep grief Over the bereavement attending the explosion of the Roma would not be in accor mph the feelings of themselves or their invited guests. Secretary w weeks today was understood to have Laid before president Harding an informal report from major general Patrick chief of the air service who made a preliminary i investigation of the Roma disaster. New Aux Fth �4as. Train a he Dules i and wire Coni in Vinita to ii were still serioif�1y interrupted. One reported at Rochester. Min i a Short circuited t acc True to the storm i Northern and Southern were in the grip of t j Well As Western Wisconsin reported nearly thirty Inch with drifts in Many places Twenty feet High. Train Ker Vav Many trains running Apolis and St. Paul War hours late and several stalled in Drift Sevy Rad Hundred fl-1-Egraph poles of tire american Tele hone and Telegraph company in Wisconsin were snapped off during tin sleet storm. No estimate of Tho was available today. Damage a i also reported from Many other quarters. Nne Sota Zara Las i Minto of Snow re than broken out Ltd Fri Aliene i to in 3 to 2 4 were reported Black hand letters Are w Ritten to eos la prominent w As la in git it a l a deits by associated press leased wire w Ashington. D. C., feb. 23.�?threats of death unless Large sums of Money ranging from $15,>0 to $25,000 Are paid were said by Washington police today to have been received within the last few Days by four prominent society leaders of the capital. The to sports promoter is indicted on two c ounts of abducting Young girls by associated press a a it a of wire new York n. Y., feb. 23.�?tex Rickard boxing promoter today was j indicted twice by a supreme court grand jury on a charge of abduct Inganna Hess and Nellie Gasko Young school girls and his bail was raised j from $10,000 to $25,000. The lower amount was fixed a few Days ago. When Rickard was charged with Crim lice As Well As department of Justice j Inal assault upon two other girls both operatives were said to be invest j fifteen years old. Gating the origin of tile threats. The threatening letters it was said by a prominent polite official have been received by Henry White former american ambassador to France and one of the american commissioners to the Versailles conference mrs. Thomas f. Walsh widow of Hie late Montana a Copper King a mrs. Scott Townsend a Well known society Leader and Madame Christian Bauge widow of a former norwegian minister to the United states. Nebraska rain to save crops Salvadore and Honduras out relations Between two countries said to have reached critic Al stage by associated Itcan leased wire san Juan Del sur Nicaragua. Feb. 2 3�?relations Between Salvadore and Honduras Are reported As having reached a critical stage due to difficulties Over the Central american Union recently dissolved. Troops in the san Jacinto Barracks in san Salvadore City Are reported to have rebelled More than two weeks they favor the re establishment of the Central american Union. Of expel dutch Consul Amsterdam. Holland. Feb. 23.�?a i Lloyd George and Poincare to discuss program for Genoa by associated items leased wire London eng. Feb 23.�?prime minister Lloyd George Mill meet Premier Poincare of France either at Boulogne or Calais for their discussion of questions relating to the Genoa conference and the proposed Anglo French pact it was announced today. U. S. Expert declares moisture will be of Inex liable Benefit Over state Lincoln neb., feb. 23.�? rain sleet and Snow reported general Over Nebraska in the last thirty six hours will i materially Aid All Nebraska crops particularly the we heat crop and serve As an insurance against harmful High winds and drouth that usually Are prevalent later in the season a. E. Anderson Federal crop statistician commented today. How extensive will it sat a the newspaper Sec tile today. It be the Benefit to the wheat the stat j i considered Likely that parliament would be prorogued in View of the present situation. I of Compton challenges my Nider to debate on Bonus questions by associated pre wire new York n. Feb. 23�?a Challenge to Hanford Macnider. National commander of the american legion to debate the merits of a Cash Bonus for Able bodied veterans were issued last night by the City club of new York Post number 2 44 of the legion. The message sent to Macnider proposed that the opposition to such a Bonus be upheld by George Brokaw Compton who started a movement of nation wide opposition to a Blanket bonuses on March 20, i ��2f�. When he resigned As chairman of the new York county legion organization As a protest against its Cash Bonuz policy. Portugal will move capital to Coimbra to escape outbreaks Lisbon Portugal feb. 22�?the j portuguese government is considering moving the capital to coir Bra to Miles North East of Lisbon As a Conse hence to constant disturbances. Rain turns to be Omaha neb., feb. 23�? rain or Nebraska yesterday was turned to in today when a cold wave struck the state with temperatures ringing from six below Zero at Val nine to six above in Omaha. To let Bandit sentenced Sioux City. La. Feb. 22�?William j Hil Defrand was it Xvi Tell last nigh of aiding ii the Rol fiery of August Bilges store last november. The penalty is ten year. Duluth hit hardest St. Paul. Minn., feb. 23�?stormy conditions prevailed again Early today through out the Northwest. The second Day of the most severe storm of the year in this Section however found the Snow fall subsiding. Temperatures were falling rapidly with five to twelve degrees below Zero reported in Western Minnesota and the Dakotas. Sweeping in from the Roky mountains Region the storm which began tuesday night with lightning and Thunder Snow Hail sleet and rain was rapidly moving eastward today. Winds ranging from 30 to 50 Miles an hour swept the Light Snow into hug drifts. Duluth with nearly 30 inches of Snow reported drifts in Many planet More than Twenty Fet High. Most trains out of Duluth a re annulled while Tho out of the twin cities were from 3 to 2 4 hours late. A several were a port a stalled Ini drifts. F is Titian was not prepared to state. A reports indicate the moisture was quite general and if so. It will be a Berat help to those southwestern and j Western sections where rainfall was badly needed a or. Anderson Declar j i to i of j it a i of weather report South Dakota fair and Contin or. Lloyd George will leave London a who baby of More importance issued cold tonight Friday fair rising saturday for the meeting. Fhe that it we tend to insure j temperature. In Ai temperatures cold in far or St Denver it of. Feb 23.�?the greats part of the ii by Mountain Region Tov Day was in the grip of a cold wave moderate intensity extending from mortar it a a. G a it go. To Fob Orado and Kansas. Wyoming with temperatures hovering Between is i and 18 below Zero bore he Brunt of the wave which was accompanied Over the Rocky Mountain area by a Gen eral Snow fall. Suffrage rioting the crop against the usual High wind. And drouth that frequently of Breaks out in Torio Mother of triplets Dies babes alive letter has been received Here from m. J Van Motz. Dutch vice Consul at Lar ache in the Spanish zone of Morocco. In which Van Motz says he was taken Sian diet yesterday by Hugo Preuss. By arabian troops commanded by us would finish the appropriations. Known As the father of the Gasman Spanish officers and shipped off to Gram by March 23. I Constitution. I Tangier. By associated pred a de wire Tokio Japan feb. 23�?disorders broke out in Tokio this evening in _ tit. Connection with demonstrations in Danville 111., i be. -3. Mrs. John favor of the Extension of the suf Fly we Mother of Girt triplets , i Arage. By 9 of clock tonight a total her tuesday did late yesterday Fol of fifty arrests had been made and lowing a caesarean operation said one Hundred persons had been Moj have been the first of its kind in or less battered by police Reserve ibis Section of the country j who were called lot Yueji the disturb the three babies Are said to be in Acca. 4 the Beal of health. By the republicans thermometer. Wednesday 3 p. In. 16 6 p. In. 9 9 p. M 2 12 p. In. �?5 recording 16 at 3 thursday 3 a. In. Ill a 6 a. In �?13 9 a. In. Ill 12 in �?3 3 p. In. �?2 p. In. Wed nos Trotzky willing to give up All prisoners maximum Day minimum �?13 at 6 a. In. Thursday by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum 21 minimum �?2 at noon 2 by Bimm iat cd pre wire Moscow. Russia. Feb. 23.�?�?owe shall gladly turn Over All the people in our prisons to foreigners if they vvl1 take them said i Eon Trot sky soviet War minister in an interview with foreign correspondents who asked if he knew that prisoners were starving and dying of disease in soviet a is

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