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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 27, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol. , South Dakota monday february 27, 1922 number 127 enact Bon politics not for Council women i quit after two years on Board salaries were a year but both decide t hey weren to earning it give time i Imio. Til by say. Was Matti i of Hon in sex in horns i viol to Tilix work i b or to Tho Republican Oaks Mich. Fob. 2 7�?mrs. V a it a. Arnold and mrs. Helen m la ice. Elected a year ago to serve two tars on the three Oaks town c. No ii. Have decided they Are not Kerning their Money. So they have quit As Council to j j it cil tile Money in question Only $23 j a year hut it was enough to raise the j Hue Sty question with mrs. Arnold i r d mrs. Ludke. And they agreed i to at. With having to devote much of Sun time to meal cooking and dish Ashing at Home. They were cheating j to e taxpayers of three Oaks. Sara ice a Success their first year of service was a decided Success. Tile 1500 inhabit hts of the Little Village Are agreed that. Tit fact most anyone in j three Oaks will Tell you that the j a no women Council members aus polished what men had fallen j own on for years. The main things though just one of i any was the Purchase of a chemical fire extinguisher. This base plan was put Over at the Arnold and women labor Router list for Light wines and Beer author says he has found answer to Cyclops Riddle Senate action however. Still executive Council approx j ing prohibition hits the enforcement act asks Public support organization plans to take i act Vuk part in congressional elections mrs. Helen Ludke left Ani mrs. Maud Arnold in egans backers offer governor debate Chance Sioux Falls Headquarters willing to give Mcmaster $1,000 for meetings just Council meeting or. Or. Ludke will attend. A was directly after rho fire Wagon assured that the two handed in the Cir resignations. A the time Isnit Ripe for women to enter politics yet a is what both women say. Can t understand but three Oaks can to understand by associated items leased wire that in View of the record the to Sioux Falls. Feb. 27�?Campaign men made. Headquarters for George a. Egan. A we have had our fill of glory. Independent Republican candidate mrs. Arnold explained. A but there i for the gubernatorial nomination towns always the Home to look utter a Day sent a Challenge to governor w. Socks to darn and dishes to Wash. Or omaster. Majority candidate of-.,. It. For / to Inlet or. Began j a tits. So when it interfered with. In a series of three joint debate on a duty that was paid for. We just j the issues of the Campaign. Decided to drop the i o and As mrs. Ludke puts it Quot since we could not devote All the i time required both by our consciences and the Trust imposed by the j Public in taking care of our Alder manic positions we simply Felt that was dishonest to accept our yearly salary of $25. That Sall there is to our then both women add a no political employee has a right t. Accept Money without having turned it. And a political employee should devote at least eight hours a Day to his elected position if it is to to properly mrs. Ludke Between times helps her i kind run a dry Good store. By associated press i cased wire Washington d. . Feb. 2 7�?repeal of the volstead prohibition enforcement act and substitution of a measure permitting Sale of Light wines and Beer is urged by the executive Council of Tho american federation of labor in a statement which called upon All citizens to join with the labor organizations in a Cam 5 pain with these objects in View. The Council denounced the volstead act As a a serial and moral fail ure a and a a dangerous breeder of i discontent and contempt for All j the Council which concluded a weeks sesion saturday right pre 1 piously announced its intention to i participate in the Ltd oppression Al elections through a non partisan Oam a pain which will endorse and oppose i 1 candidates of major political parties or enter independents if that course j is considered most effective. Investigated dry conditions a before this decision was reach the Council s announcement said i a there was caused to be made an exhaustive investigation of the volstead j act. It was shown by til is investigation that there had been a a general disregard of the Law among All classes of people including j those who made Tho Law. I a creation of thousands of Moon a shiners among both country and City dwellers a creation of an army of Bootleg Mitchell police were asked today Gers. To search for a 15-year-old girl who a an amazing increase in the traffic left Sioux City several Days ago to go in persons poisons and deadly conto Avon. S. D., but who never arrive coition and drugs. Ill Hilb. Mondell and Fordney declare measure will go through lower chamber legion opposes delay 3iur.ni Der in Washington to see president Rei in i e is still Pizi i r. Sioux an girl on Way to Avon missing olice Hunting her seelye. Writer who lives on an Island in puget sound says a japanese Diplomat came to him secretly and gave him the facts about the sinking of the United states Collier Cyclops with More than 300 people in March 1018, an unsolved mystery in naval circles. Seelye says the Cyclops was sunk by an austrian armoured yacht which itself was destroyed in Tho vortex created by the sinking of the huge Collier. Seelye has Laid his information before the Navy department. The Cyclops is shown above i seelye below. By associated la Ess leu Mal wire Washington. I. Fob. 27.�?representative Mendel Lof Wyoming. Republican House Leader and chairman Fordney of the mouse and ways Means committee Are understood to have discussed the soldiers Bonus situation with president Harding today at the White House. They were snit to have informed the president of Tho rejection by the special committee of the sales tax proposals suggested by 31 r. Harding. Legion opposes delay before seeing the president. Or. Fordney conferred with Hanford Mae Nider. National commander Ami Lobo Thomas Taylor legislative agent of the american legion. Or. Macnider and or. Taylor called at the while House to s t the president but were informed that or. Hardings engagement list for the Forenoon was ii in i. They said they would return later in the Day. Air. Manider said the legion was opposed to any further delay Ami radiated that it was his desire to present his views to the chief exit . He reiterated that tile Largi it not be drawn into any Dis ways and Means for raising yes nary funds. Us of be arms treaties by committee divorce called worst plagues every pact at session is Given favourable report into Senate mrs. Arnold of a grown looks after the son. Interests Ich men help beauties held for big thefts i \ Mol s a Winter resort Xix age. Over promotion Given prisoner Baun Beach. Feb. 27�?All-Yea a Tny i residents Are raging at what is ii h1 As one of the biggest scan a tile Winter resort has known v Dut oddly the revelation of a Case v Ore nationally known men of i t Are protecting an organized i and cd Beautiful women thieves. Of. Nurse the scandal for the most by associated press Lea. Wire Washington d. C., feb. 27�?committee consideration of the arms conference treaties was completed today when the Senate foreign relations committee ordered favourably reported without reservations the general far Eastern and chinese Tariff treaties. In both cases the action was unanimous. The committee acted virtually without discussion after a statement regarding the proposed chinese customs revision had been made by senator Underwood of Alabama the democratic Leader and head of the special arms conference committee which drafted the Tariff pact. As a result a general report embodying the committees recommendations regarding the four Power Pacific treaty the naval limitations treaty the submarine and Poison Gas treaty and the two treaties favourably acted on today was prepared for submission to the Senate so that it could begin debate on the pacts As soon As ratification vote is reached in the separate treaty relating to Yap. The leaders hoped to conclude the Yap debate during today s session and to bring up the four Power pact tomorrow. there. She is thought to have hoarded the wrong train at Sioux City or to have fallen into the company of someone who induced her not to go to Avon. The girl whose name is Helen Bennett lives in Wisconsin but was coming to Avon to stay with relatives. Her father is now in Yankton looking for her. When last seen the girl wore a Beaver coat. Red Tam and Blue see go dress. She is 5 feet 6 inches fall f weighs 120 Ponds has dark hair and a fair complexion. Race suicide a an increased rate of insanity. Blindness and crime among the users of these concoctions arid drugs. A increase in unemployment. Has Cut taxes up a increases in taxes to City states he and National governments amounting to approximately one thousand million dollars per year Quot the federation did not protest against the constitutional amendment cheap eggs for Lent Outlook wholesale pro e drops a result of mild weather and plentiful Supply Stop flow of illiteracy is Graves demand suffrage Given final Sanction Eastern educator Reul virus Only Best foreigners should be admitted awful Lelm cd the by Stead after t tit consider hot a an improper in Chicago. 111., feb. 27-�?cheapo eggs Lor Lent was signalized today by a hew drop in quotations. Today a prices showed a fall of a cent a Doz Terr station of the amendment Quot and in per Day for the last ten Days stood instead for a reasonable interpretation in order that the Law maybe enforceable and enforced. Throws possessions away starves family and blames the lord Sioux City Bishop declares Fen National Security is threatened but in. I nerve i can. N of of cult up of the ingredients nil to Mouth and ear to ear what is known is this Elizabeth Davidson was Aric if charged with stealing from Bairn Beach shops. She a <1 at a hearing before county Justice Smith was greeted by complainants and was release tiding examination bail. Her counsel is a had. Mayor of West Palm according to the charges. Four tricks were found in mrs. Dav 1 r. Fashionable apartments con valuable merchandise from Palm Bench shops. In depredations upon the. Cis and shops by female Ivo stirred the Community. Ice say two of mrs. David friends to wanted although far no evidence has been prod to connect mrs. Davidson with and of thieves. Tin gossip Here lingers Over j fact i ii ii t mrs. Davidson As been ii Quot company of several a Tiki a a a a Latres and has so the gossip tended parties at their Homes i most virulent gossip insists j a a tithing possible is being done to a a a it t Hie woman because the j a a Why men Are fearful their Friend 1 a it for Lier might be made known. Removes glasses walks to track and lets engine kill him under j Toledo m. George la men Jio by associated press leaded wire Toledo of. Feb. 2 7.�?within View of a score or More employees of the stove and Range company j Mould. 63, a Foreman of the Toledo scale company committed Sun h Ide by allowing a new York Central i freight train to pass Over his body Here. Wit Nesses say he took off his glasses placed them on a window Sill the stove company and then walked to the track placing his neck Over the rails in the path of a backing freight. By associated toss leased wire Sioux City. La., feb. 27�?divorce and race suicide Are characterized by Bishop Edmond Heelan As the greatest moral plagues now threatening society in his lenten pastoral address to the priests of the Sioux City Catholic see. A these two evils Are so widespread and have invaded the Home to such an extent that the very existence of Domestic life is in danger and if conditions Are not soon remedied. National decay will ensue for without a Well regulated family life and Domestic Virtues the nation cannot endure. A divorce has made a mockery of marriage. Race suicide aiming As it does at the subversion of Domestic life by destroying life at its source must also be denounced in season and out of season. A the matrimonial orgy which prevails today merely Means that the concupiscence of the flesh and of the eyes and the Pride of life has broken All Bounds and is rioting through plot to murder babies theory 1khkhobour chieftain hurries to apologize asks for big loan by associated press leased wire Bloomington 111., feb. 27�?robert a. Seh Ossher of Pontiac Iii., his wife and three children. Robert. Kills and Marie who were found starving in a denuded House were under care of City authorities today. Obeying what he declared to be the voice of the lord ordering him to cast out All modern comforts i Seh Ossher had stripped his House Bare of furniture. The entire family obeyed a further Behest to abstain i the wholesale quotation for first Quail by eggs Here today was 24 cents As against 34 cents on the corresponding Day a year ago As la As for ten Days Hack this season. Mild weather and big receipts were the reason assigned for the decline in the egg Market which is in notable contrast with advancing values of late for other farm product. Harding seeks a ship subsidy president to Send special lies Kage to Congress suggests revolving fund by associated pass leased wire Chicago 111., feb. 27.�?america j must Stop the flow of illiteracy and inferior intelligence from Europe and i admit Only the foreigners a who can strengthen our Stock and ideals Quot or. Frank p. Graves president of the University of the state of new x Ork and state commissioner of education said today before the department of superintendents to the National education association. A next Quot lie continued Quot we must find some Way to Stop wholesale withdrawals from school. It is intolerable that 30 percent of our Young i people should drop out before they Are fourteen and 60 percent before they have completed the eighth Grade. A it is known that we cannot Hope i to predict from what stratum of society our Genius will arise. Xiv it must. Therefore seek the most efficient Means of detecting and training it a wherever it May be found. A tile opportunities furnished for them at present in the evening your ses both in extent and variety quite a supreme court says amendment is leg Al Avis a six loses its rate it Psi Are it Morse grand jury inquiry completed by associated press i cased xxx ire Washington la a a. Fell. 27.�?the i woman s suffrage or i Lith amendment was today declared const it ii a tonal by vie supreme court. The opinion of the court was do i slivered by Justice Brand the Saffitz co tire <1 it a la. 1 Fen want of jurisdiction the Mitt Brough by Charles s. Fairchild of not w x Ork i who sought to Challenge the it institution of the amendment. Railroad passenger fares within a state Are subject to regulation by the i Federal government the it pre Rue j court today declared. The court sustained the lower court which prohibits the Wisconsin Railroad commission from interfering with the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad in putting into effect increases in passenger fares Iii state travel authorized by the internal a Commerce commission. The North Dakota Law regulating Grain inspection and Purchase was today declared invalid by the supreme court in an opinion read by Justice Daly. By associated items xxx Ashington i it. <., encased wire feb. 27.�?the a commission conducted an into his mentality. Upon the report judge Sesler issued an order committing him to a state Hospital. Of fruit districts of Michigan strike by Blanket of ice by associated pres leased wire traverse City Mich. Feb. 27_ the Michigan Apple Belt ice bound had a and re established j thousands of Trees s wit j cd from two to six inches in thick Ness. Some of the wildest fowl Are seeking shelter and food in barnyard their wings Frozen stiff and clumps of ice weighting their tails. Of by associated Presa i it a it it i w ire Nelson b. a feb. 2 7.�?the Douk honours of Canada otherwise known As the Christian Community of Universal brotherhood merely expressed a theoretical advocacy of massacres of their children and aged. A i cording to the explanation now offered by Peter pc Regin. President of the hand. In a letter to the daily news Here. In has letter his expresses some from food. Seh Ossher was taken before judge j ship subsidy plan which president j Ray Sesler saturday morning where Harding is expected to acc commend to j inquiry Congress in a message tomorrow will provide for raising a revolving fund of about $30,000,000 a year through diversion of a percentage of the customs receipts. It was understood today from callers at the White House. President Harding is said to have completed the main outlines of his message. Bills carrying out the ship subsidy plan it was said will be introduced i simultaneously in the Senate and i House by senator Jones and representative Green of Massachusetts j chairmen respectively of the Mer i chant Marine committee of the Senate and House. Since last midweek was a sorry spec advocates of the plan hold that Taic today when cities and towns the fact that it will not require a i broken through the Frozen crust reef appropriation probably will cause communication. It to meet with More favor than for a Quot we wire Nice ship subsidy schemes nes wree e an tie be still rang senator capper chairman of the unofficial Senate agricultural bloc after a conference with the president today said the president believed he had a plan which would be supported by the Farmers and the country Genera Ivy. Of by associated press j eased Xay ire Washington. feb. 27.�?the i grand jury inquiry into the War time j transaction with the shipping Board of Charles xxx. Morse new a a Ork ship f builder and some of his associates j is understood to have been concluded. The report of the grand jury it also was understood will be submitted to j the District of Columbia supreme i court Early this week. The names of several members of the Wilson administration were und i Erswood to have been brought into the i inquiry. American of. La of worker in Moscow victim of attack Morse and eleven others indicted by Federal grand jury his Yuk. Iii i he his head was Cut off before the startled witnesses realized what was taking place. Of two indicted for murder at Decorah alarm at the apparent indignation of canadians Over the announcement of the sect some Days ago that the Mem a hers were contemplating migration to i escape taxation in which event it j might be found necessary to kill off j children and aged persons who in 1 ceded the Progress of the after apologizing to the Canadian by associated press i eased wire. Public particularly the women the Decorah la. Feb. 27.�?two indict j dough odour chieftain explains that j rents charging murder in the first i the children of the Colony Are on the j degree have been returned by the verge of starvation being deprived of grand jury against Frank b. Knees milk through the forced sales of cows j Kern of Castalia Iowa wealthy Stock j in 1920 for the payment of taxes buyer in connection with the killing i he protests against income tax col j Nebraska league to pay manager $2,100 by associated press leased xxx ire Lincoln. Neb., feb. 2 7�?harry m. Lux. Formerly of Lexington. Was elected state manager and Andrew Dahlsten of Newman Grove was ejected chairman of the state executive committee of the Nebraska non a partisan league at a meeting of the committee at Headquarters Here sunday. Lux takes office March i at a salary of $2,100 a year. Moscow. Russia feb. 2 7.�?j. To i Murray of Woburn mass., connected with the american Relief administration. Suffered a slight flesh wound when fired upon in the Street Early yesterday. He was accompanied by a or. Callahan of fall River Mas. A whether the shot was fired by a Highway Man or by Street patrols who misinterpreted the actions of the americans. Has not been determined Johannesburg scene of strikers clash by associated priss leased Wirt Washington d. Feb. 2 7�?in i dict ment against Charles xxx. Morse new York ship builder his three sons. Benjamin Harry and Krvin Colin h. Livingston of Washington. President of the Virginia shipbuilding corporation and seven other person were returned today by the Federal grand jury which 1ms Bein investigating the War time transactions of Morse and some of Iii associates with the shopping Board. Madalynne and jury to visit place where Kennedy was murdered Wisconsin strikes blow at shoe Trust los Angeles cal., feb. 2 7�?a visit to the cottage in Beverly Glen near Here where j. Belton Kennedy broker was shot to death the night of August 5 last was to be taken today by the jury which is Truing mrs. Madalynne cd Obenchain i Quot a hit murder. When the trip is made. Mrs. Of unchain will accompany the jury and will it is expected he taken Over All Points which have been to i o of Johannesburg. Union of South Afri Ca. Feb. 27.-�? the first fighting in con j in the testimony give in til Section with the mining strike in the of band District occurred today when police charged two parties of strikers at Bossburg. Using their clubs to quell disorders. Fierce hand to hand fighting ensued in which Many casualties met 1 Xii j session postpone we i Hoffr Conington. It non ement <0mmunications Tod Al a unwed sketch feb. 27 a another of the International conference was an by acting Secretary of or. And mrs. Charles Xyon Brooklin. The grand jury also indicted Matt Dotseth. Night marshal of Decorah sections totalling $4,000, claiming i earnings of individual members to be within exemption limits. The letter concludes with a plea new disease menace to Domestic animals by associated press i eased xxx ire Washington d. La. Feb. 2 7.�?Domestic animals Are threatened by a by associated press leased xxx ire Madison wit. Feb. 27�?william j j Morgan attorney general obtained a decree from judge e. Ray Steven of the Dane county circuit court today j were suffered on both sides. Perpetually enjoying the 23 commie o in the Wisconsin wholesale leather and shoe finding association from combining or agreeing to restrain South Dakota fair and continued Trade or Competition in the Sale of cold tonight tuesday fair leather and shoe finding articles. J 8q t old. _ _ _ i a local temperatures Lee Mantle and a by the republicans weather report Mother still after songs release plans to go to Marion 0. And not Bride disappear a r of the state department charging in murder in the first degree a for official inquiry to the Ond that the for killing his brother. Alfred in a Douk honours be reimbursed for the dance Hall hereon the night of a brr roads they have built and asks for a Ary 2. New and dread disease which causes i disappeared after death in from five to seventy one hours according to a bulletin issued tonight by the Public health service. Efforts arc being made to produce an Antitoxin. The description of the disease carried by Tho bulletin conveys Lincoln neb., feb. 27�?no information As to the possible whereabouts of i be Mantle former United states senator from Montana and miss Etta Day 25, one time student of the University of Nebraska who by j thermometer sunday 3 p. In. It 6 p. In. 8 9 p. In. 0 12 p. In. S below $5u,000 loan to be spent in irrigation Little information to Tho Layman. J have sons obtaining a wedding License Wasa forthcoming from miss Dalys sister mrs. h. Stoddard. Here today. Mrs. Stoddard said j Nion or from she had not been advised whether noon today the pair had been married or should maximum 3 they have been where they May minimum 14 monday 3 a. In. 16 below 6 a. M. 23 below 9 a. In. 26 below 13 in. 20 below 3 p. In. To below maximum 17 at 3 p. In. Sunday minimum 20 below at 9 a. In. Monday by the official government ther noon yesterday to 1 i Ltd j associated press leased xxx inc i Leavenworth. Kas., feb. 2t�?de-j daring so would Glt to m Irion j Ohio if she had to ride a every fool of the Way on mrs. Mal Gar. A recording 1 Anderson left Here this morning for i president Harding a Home town. Where she declare she would a scamp Quot j on the presidents relatives until her i son. Joseph Anderson is released from Federal f Raison at pod leaven Worth. Mrs. Anderson gained an audience with the president a month ago j after she had walked from Sioux Falls s. D., to Washington. President i Harding she said. Promised Par-1 Don her son. I How non came to i Bouw at noon 6 below Leavenworth to await his release. Joseph Anderson is serving a two i year sentence for forging a Post office j Money Orde at fort p. A. Russell i Wyoming. V i

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