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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - February 28, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair colder the evening Republican fourth edition l Xxxvi Mitchell s. Thursday february 28, 1929 sixteen pages number 126 Law first a a cruisers Bottlemy skill of interim Bank oleum cites says ii was great nebraskan recalls struggle Between Monitor Ani the Merrimac ver 65 years ago Ponca Ken. A. 28ins ure i remember it clearly the Sofce and the soot. The Thunder of be guns and cur Little a Tchee Sebow i raft attacking the larger Mer Pic lip a Asp. Speaker was James Mckensie Ujj talked of an event that inbred h Story and revolutionized i James Mckenzie inset watched the historic fight Between the con f navies cd the world. It Hap federate a a Merrimack and the Union a a Monitor at Hampton roads a. Id 67 years ago. When the first a a pictured in this reproduction of an old engraving. Pm plated warships joined fur j of Battle in Hampton roads Vir Usis. He is the Only Man alive rho car boast of having witnessed Gat epochal struggle. Hale and energetic even if he is i bit Bent under eight six and Fco eurotis 3 ears. James Mec Nexie blow an inmate of Lindy averts probe killed fatal smash by the Senate Landing wheel drops from proponents of investigation Ford Edison cronies most envoys differ on happiness former says inventor is happiest Man in world and makes All about Happy while Edison says he does no to know of a single Happy person planet colonel sustains injured shoulder Fiancee uninjured Mexico City Mexico feb. 28�?up a the world that loves a Lover was grilled today by the Superb air Are Defeated by final vote of 29 to 15 argument is bitter by Karl m. Schroeder associated press staff writer Pierre s. D., feb. 28.�? a3 a the Nan ship and gallantry of colonel investigating committee Bill to pro thales a. Lindbergh. He exhibited vide for investigation of the state Hoover Cabinet i Ace of gangster about Complete gunners caught the won i Mellon May be Onia one of Jack Mcgurn positively Coolidge advisers to retain position be onto farm near Ponca. Neb. The current interest in americans naval building program throws this hear j Washington C., feb. 28.�?cp to Veteran into the spotlight of at j a president elect Hoover has com ism because he alone can Tell plated Cabinet with the re ten it fast hand of the Battle of the Tion of James j. Davis As Secretary Monitor and Merrimac. Of labor and the selection for Agri the Veteran s account of the Bat culture and Commerce of two men tie in Hampton roads is graphic who Are described As Surprise a minute. He tells in Umi Mon Point nets. To. Hastily built after news of the j it is said by those close to the Merrimac s operations had reached president elect that the names of Union ears steamed toward the j the remaining two men have not Virginia Shore before Dawn on the j even been mentioned in any of the doming of March 9, 1862. Widespread speculation about the ii was a Low .1 Range looking i Cabinet which has been going the Craft with a single Turret plated j round Ever sine election Day. It Over ail with thick Armor. Much s was added that they were outstand a Aller than the Only other Metal j ing citizens. Gunship of that time the Merrimac the other men regarded by or. Ii tally attacked the Confederate j hoovers friends As Cabinet identified As one of sep Tuple murderers Hose traits in saving Fiancee Tiss Anne Morrow and himself a of serious injury or worse yester a when their three hour picnic air aunt ended in a crash. Colonel Lindbergh today had the lain of a wrenched shoulder and a badly damaged air plane to remind of the narrowness of their escape. Miss Morrow fared better. Bulking Large against the memory of fright and mild Shock was the knowledge of her Fiance shaving thought and acted first for her in an emergency which threatened their lives. The full measure of this gallantry and skill in the or was realized Only As closely guarded secrets of the excursion into the Clouds became known. Plane lost wheel after leaving Valbuena air Field yesterday with a Small Baar packed by James l. Kilgallen fort Myers a copyright 1929, by International news service feb. 28�?great pals Are Henry Ford and Thomas a. Edison a a wintering at adjoining estates in this Beautiful part of the West Florida coast. Mrs. Ford is Here and so is mrs. Edison so it is never lonesome will retire next monday titular form of exercise such As Golf or Tennis. Whenever he feels in the mood he takes a fast walk or a run. Edison however does not do any exercise that could be classed As vigorous. The worlds greatest inventor is an Early Riser and he spends considerable time outdoors j no shake up As Well As in Laboratory. Us custom Calls for resignations when administration changes hands seen Chicago he feb. .28�?up Mcgurn rated the Ace of gangster j with sandwiches colonel Lindbergh machine gunners was identified i iss Morrow to a nearby last night As one of the St. Valen i spot or a picnic lunch. Tines Day gang assassins. He As arrested at the hotel Stevens in a suite three floors above that on which the states attorneys investigators have Headquarters. An attractive blonde who said she was Louise Wolfe and who Mcgurn said was we occupied the suite with . In a a show up at detective head a picnic lunch. In the take off for the return trip the air plane lost its right wheel probably it is now believed because a Mechanic greasing it had failed to re fasten the Cotter key which held it to the Axle. A when he was flying Back to Valbuena Field colonel Lindbergh a thoughts were on predicament and How Best to emerge from it. Finally he leaned Over to miss and quarters following the arrest. Mcgurn was picked from a line of 20 borrow seated at Side by two witnesses and identified As one of the killers David Stansbury directing the As Cabinet cer Tassel each discharge of canno dainties Are Henry l. Stimson of Arch for the state s actor stake a the Little boat from Stem new York to be Secretary of state to Stern All Day tile two Clumsy j Andrew w. Mellon of Pennsylvania Iron its mane Vered and fired. Pili the Merrimac dented with a Good of Iowa Secretary of War anon balls its men mostly injured or exhausted gave up and flamed away. A a Vicat fight Mckenzie i . Of j. Secretary of the Treasury James w. William Mitchell of Minnesota attorney general Walter f. Brown of Ohio postmaster general it for two Davs Charles franc Adams of Massa. _ i Chusett Secretary of the Navy and or Ray Lyman Wilbur of California Secretary of the Interior. Told her above the Roar of the motor they probably would turn Over when they landed. He showed her How to take the j cushions from the planets seats and a the crime has now been solved sack them around her body and there is no question about it the head so that the Shock of the crash prisoner has been viewed by two 1 would be lessened. Then to guard witnesses who declare positively j against explosion of the gasoline that he is one of the killers. I also when the plane turned Over he know the motive and have known mane Vered Back and Forth Over the Field until All but the Dregs in banking department by the attorney general was Defeated in the Senate wednesday 29 to to. A similar Bill Heads the Calendar of the House of representatives for its afternoon session today. Opposition to the Bill As voiced upon the floor entered about probable effects of publicity attending such an investigation of the banking system of the state. Taecker of Codington who introduced discussion As a member of the committee presented that he and the committee were at a loss As to procedure in conducting the investigation. He said that they concluded that their Only course was to listen to criticism and Call in those who had any criticism of the department to offer. After those criticisms had been received he said the committee concluded to make a report when the time set by the Senate had expired. He emphasized the magnitude of the task before the aspects aired taking the floor later Taecker declared that a i am not criticising or accusing anyone at this time or until we have the evidence. I consider every Man an honest Man until i have been convinced and it has been proven otherwise. This is the attitude that i take toward the superintendent of political aspects of the investigation were aired before tense galleries. Some proponents of the measure notably Nisbet of Minnehaha whose Resolution for an investigation of the indebtedness of senator Peter Norbeck to closed Banks was substituted by the Resolution for an investigation of the banking department and Atkins of Brule argued that any opponents to the Bill need not attempt to run for re election in two years. Sather of Roberts a defendant of Mcgurn of course will fight he will set up an Alibi using As witness the Young woman with whom he was arrested. But the Alibi will is breakfast egg must have been bad chef cute. N. feb. 28�?up a a fights in general and Jack particular wild West Hoover rapidly is completing i Senate filibuster id Fri m a Feitt i i in Chia ii we of irk i t ,. _ not stand. All we want now is five Washington C., feb. -8. A More men. We shall have them after trials that usually beset a. president elect at this season her i of a magnificent View of the Placid Waters of the Maloos Ohatchee River. Is engagingly Frank i chatted with Henry Ford in this Beautiful setting on two afternoons recently. He discussed All kinds of subjects entertainingly Ana with engaging frankness. It is no easy matter to obtain an interview with Ford but once in presence one is charmed by graciousness As a Host. One impression Ford gives is splendid physical condition. He certainly does not look ills sixty five years. I told so. A i try to live right,1 he said a a that a the answer. Ford does no to go in for any Par aft Moon As a Rule but he frequently works As late As Midnight. Rather deaf. Or. Edison steers Clear of interviews although on birthday he Grants one. As he real Tor the women folks when their i a by he rises about six in the famous husbands Are Experiment a takes a Nap in the ing together or by themselves in their laboratories. There is a Gate leading from one estate to the other and All Day Long the Fords and Edison visit cack and Forth. Usually the meetings Tare held in the Edison Home. Royal Palm Trees Sway gently in the Breeze. Edison Park nearby is verdant with luxurious Flowers and Trees groaning under an abundance of fruit. In Edison a estate fully 12,000 different kinds of plants obtained from All Over the United states Are growing Ford s estate much smaller is equally attractive to the Eye. From the front veranda of either the Ford or Edison Home one gets Washington C., feb. 28�?interest in prospective Cabinet appointments has overshadowed that in appointments to the higher diplomatic offices virtually All of which will become vacant through izes that the people of the country resignations Early next week regard somewhat of an Oracle generally speaking the present a even though he Doest think sol., himself administration believes that the knows no Happy person american people Are Well repro on the occasion of eighty seated abroad. It does not follow second birthday recently he was in at All that this Means that her ter viewed by thirty three correspond j . There were fully a score Frt Hoover 11111 con nue m on of photographers present too Nice american ambassadors still movie and sound camera men. Now resident and working in Tho Edison had to pose for pictures greater capitals of Europe with president elect Hoover Ford j All of these men it is believed and Harvey Firestone the rubber in accordance with Long established magnate. The questions were written Down in Advance and or. Edison wrote answers As the reporters were grouped about . Mrs. Edison who is younger than her husband saw to it that questions touching on religion were not asked. It is understood custom will present their resignations to the incoming president immediately after inauguration. Whether the majority of them will be asked to continue their work is a Puzzle. The chances Are of course that resignations of some of them will be accepted and other men of course appointed to take their that answers to religious questions places for such has been the alis on previous occasions Drew consid Erable comment. It is a subject that is advisable to avoid discussing a id she knows it although apparently or. Edison is willing to go on record on any sensible question. One statement that he made i. Continued on Page six the tank were exhausted. Tile banking department stated that Axle strikes ground if the men who voted for the Bill he waved to army mechanics and did so considering the Campaign officers below pointing to dam two years they have no aged Landing gear and then shot business in the Senate out of space onto the land lighting amendment fails efforts by members of the Eom Fri std men w to own Wilif Jeluk Imsu Kwim i of Paige a. M. Stack. _ % i most presiding in Meck i Kotof county Superior court Here lid mind views in sentencing Beany Mack Boxer to serve 20 to s years in prison for killing w. R. Ikon landscape architect after a Jewwl Over a dog. Excerpts from a is arraignment were a a Boxer gracefully on one wheel and the i Tail skid. It seemed for a moment i the plane would ome to rest with is Fin ally checked1 out miss map but a boost end of Mittee to have action on the Bill deferred and to Amend it to apply omy u closed bunks failed Dali re with the criticisms of the committee which he said had been Cabinet with Clear _ that Only one or two of the Coolidge i w 4 the Axle struck the round and 11 advisers will be retained. Wallington u 1�?Ted careened Forward turning Over with Jii Fiffy w. Good of Iowa i s r i firs on its nose and then on it a so a l selected to succeed Dwight f. Davis iwo item in the deficiency a Back in the War department Andrew w. Propri Tion Bill for a Survey of the Mellon Veteran Treasury Secretary. Will find himself in entirely new company at the White House conference table after March 4 unless ,. James j. Davis or William f. Whiten Benny Mack has is named to succeed himself instincts developed for pug there have been suggestions that by. Men get in the zing and one or the other would get a re nicaraguan canal. Field attendants helped the Avi declared that those who criticised now had been wrong when they voted for the appointment of a Tome each other. That destroys rans idea of things. A did like to see Jack Dempsey in ii he has done More to corrupt uts boys and men of the county was anyone i know of. -4. Them is not a boxing match appointment but this is not now regarded As Likely. Some friends of William n. Doak Railroad brotherhood official whose Home is at Roanoke va., claim he will have the labor portfolio and it is known that or. Hoover sought Usu cues Washington. Feb. 28�? Aye a the efforts of its leaders freed the Senate from a one Man filibuster Early today after hours had been spent in trying to defeat a comparatively Small item in the second deficiency appropriations Bill. Held at virtually a standstill until 2 40 of clock this morning by senator Dill Democrat Washington., a objected Survey looking toward or a the pa1 11 is a Lidei Ator and miss Morrow obviously committee to investigate badly frightened through its win Herman of hand Atkins of brute Dows to the ground. His first words. 1 Parliman and Nisbet of Minnehaha turning to her. Were a Are you All Berry of Clark and Farmer of Lake right a she noticed he grasped Felt does t diminish respect for sively to have old Friend Henry Law. The moving pictures Are m. Robinson of Las Angeles take two to quit soon from circles close to the next president come hints that a num to 1. W in _ the same thing. Down in my the Commerce Post. I Bose town tie other Day some sail boys dressed As cowboys and letter a Stere. The movies song Fried that to them. A there was no necessity to kill i its Man Over an old dog. I think % ought to be a crime for a Man to beep a Chapel Serk ugly ill with influenza los Angeles calif., feb. 28�?upi�? Cecil Reynolds brain specialist. Intending Charles Chaplin in the opacity of physician and a Friend right shoulder As of in pain but when he protested he was not Hurt she allowed to escort her off the Field to an embassy car which took them to Mexico City. There at the Morrow Home he remarked aft 000 fora Survey looking toward the was sowing More intense and mrs the construction of a canal through Morrow insisted upon caking a Nicaragua the Senate accepted an physician. Agreement proposed by its leaders to Stop the talk for the night and vote on the measure shortly after one of clock this afternoon. O Ber of the appointments which will residents Happy be sent to the Senate monday Are looked upon As temporary in character. It has been the general understanding in political quarters Alky train ditched Jackson miss. Feb. 28.�?043 a the wreck of a freight train near Henry her that Secretary Mellon would today proved no tragedy to Resi remain Only two years and it is i Dent of that Vicinity. Known that or. Ray Lyman Wilbur who is to be Interior Secretary has obtained leave of absence from Stanford University for Only a like period of time it in v Simian Nuu ii in no athe a this morning that the Hoover forces has in a by t try a in n comedians condition i average tenure of Osic Eji Carnet led. Of Unco soon after the train had plunged Over a Bank men carrying pails cups pans and even Wash tubs began swarming from nearby houses. Ten thousand Gallons of alcohol some research work done by the a Hajj been dumped into the ditch by the Accident the Joy was Short lived however As the alcohol members Over Many years has been _ fire Tuff. Champ a it of i Only a Little More than a year. Many. Q. Re. Id w. Cabinets with the in in i map heaths an son of remaining Only a Short liquor Dea i Hsun Aner Kig 2 Rem intestinal influenza wowing an attack of Tomaine poisoning last monday. Pm Quot i \ forecast has dislocated shoulder or Sydney Ulfelder discovered the shoulder was dislocated. An Effort was made to administer an Anaesthetic at the Morrow Home but when this failed the aviator was taken to the lady Cowdray Hospital. Within two hours he emerged right Arm and shoulder bandaged heavily and shrouded in a Gray overcoat. He insisted on driving Ai automobile with miss Morrow and her sister Elizabeth to Valbuena Field to inspect plane and the damage done to it. He used left hand in driving. The sight of the plane propeller twisted one Wing smashed and Landing gear gone brought a frown to face. Then he smiled gave some instructions looking to its repair and brushing aside would be questioners went Back to the pm i Bassy. He is understood to have 28�? a3 a the told friends also that Anne bore up a mostly Cloudy to rift Psi he Quot found himself unable �?��?~,0 Tatum a of popu co so a a to �0 East a Quot Ito persuade personal fiend 1 Lon compared with Onata is Friday mostly William j. Donovan of new Ork. 4�?z to take Over the important Post of Cloudy to Cloudy to governor general of the Philippines. Or. Or Friday local snows to j wa1 ter f. Brown of Ohio and mf1 slightly Oolite tonight by chillies Bioco Mambi of mayor a West portion and in Chusett Are thought to be Likely Hast portion Friday. Selections for the posts of Post met. A f partly Cloudy tonight or general and Secretary of the Navy a somewhat colder to respectively. The posts of agriculture re and Commerce and regarded As still or probably fair to open with final selections for these time. I increase a. T. U. Donovan shies at islands new Peb. As or. Hoover filial the posts of w0liien-s Christian Temperance j bravery throughout their ordeal and attorney general with toe Arn Union issues statistics today show a not hamper in any Way in of William Mitche a 1ing that the death rate from Alco mane vering to bring plane Bota. And War with appointment to ism in the United states for Down. There has As yet been no announcement As to the Date or place of their marriage and these plans remain As much a mystery As Ever. Defended the Bill on the floor with Taecker. Charges were made that the Banting lobby had tried to discourage and defeat the investigations that the banking department had tried to suppress evidence. Peterson of Day was the first opponent of the Bill to express himself. He objected to the investigation on the ground that it would be done by a state officer. He said that he a new member had not been approached by anyone to Tell How to vote but that he objected to spending $40,000 Fot no results. Says probe would do harm Whitney of Haakon resented statements of a a few men who set themselves up As saints and condemn the rest As politicians because they have their he said that he has considered the proposed banking investigation More seriously than any other matter before the legislature and that he was convinced that More harm than Good would come of it. Highley of fall River defended the department and stated that it had bled family to death in the liquidation of a closed Bank of which brother had been president. He said that brother had had everything taken Down to Home and that he had been a forced to dig Down into my own pocket to Hitchcock of Davison a was a mat a every senator Here owes it to himself to vote for the he recalled the Rural credit investigation of four years ago and said that three of the senators who opposed it Are still in the Senate and that the same condition prevails now. Nisbet of Minnehaha who introduced the original Resolution seeking an investigation of the alleged indebtedness of senator Peter Norbeck to closed Banks which was substituted by a Resolution calling for an investigation of the department spoke for the Bill. Nisbet hints at guilt a the main object of the substitute Resolution was to kill the object of tory of things diplomatic since Tho earliest Days. Cites Josserand Case Washington is particularly interested in what is to happen to Myron t. Herrick of Cleveland now this country a ambassador to the Republic of France. Or. Herrick occupies the same Jiosi Tion in the affections of the French people that Jules j. Josserand. Former French ambassador to the United states occupied in the affections of americans. Josserand was on duty in this country for nearly a Quarter of a Century. Herrick has been on duty Iii France a Good Many years but by not nearly so Many As wend to make up the Span of Juster and a service in this country. When the War broke in 1914 Myron t. Herrick was at Post in France As the appointee of William Howard Taft. It was believed that Iii those Early Days of the european conflict the sympathies of Tho Mills principal criticism of the american ambassador were engaged tee sessions. When these Are Over j to the cause of the allies but to Public hearings on Tariff Over ways and Means committee rejects plea for general revision Washington C., feb. 28�? a Tariff revision enters its second phase saturday when Republican members of the House ways and Means committee meet to arrange steered a straight course of neutrality and managed to old the respect of the officials of the Central Powers while he held the affections of the French people. Health not Good it is generally believed that Myron t. Herrick would like to remain in France but recently h a ii the work of drafting the Bill to be presented will begin. The committee yesterday ended the first a Nisbet declared a in Vot seven weeks of open hearings during for the substitute the Senate i ing which More than 1,000 witness reckoned without results he cd Des appeared. There were pleas for that the banking department has higher duties Oft practically All attempted to suppress evidence and j items affected by the present Law. Ste since he chanies.1? a to tax Quot of Ito he re a id til. Suppress guilt As present plans Are to be made Large Heflin Watha Nown is that Tai charged by on agriculture schedules it is resignation wu1 by accepted and probable that most of these pleas that there is a Strong livelihood of will not be heeded. Appointment of the present Sec consideration will be Given however to suggestions from Ogden Mills undersecretary of the Treasury made to the committee yester 1,000.000 in 1920. Hie announcement said this increase was Hue to the a refusal to accept the benefits of it he prohibition and advocated a vigor restores Annex a Confidence Mexico City mex., feb. 28�? go Farmer of Lake stated that the attitude of the Senate had not been reasonable and that he would support the Bill. Peterson then took the floor stating he was not afraid to give reasons. He was followed by Whitney who resented declarations by a few a men who set themselves up As saints a and who charged that a other men were afraid of the cars because of their convictions Sather of Roberts said that he was opposed to the Bill because it would bring us harm. A and if people Are voting on the basis of what will happen two years from now they have no business in the vote was taken when highly moved the previous question. Jones changed vote from yes to no for the purpose of reconsideration. Firm against fag tax the Senate today stood firm on its earlier stand in voting Down House amendments to the cigarette tax Law which would increase the tax to four cents. A motion by Berry of Clark that the Senate recede from its position and adopt the House amendments to a Senate Bill intended to strengthen the present tax Law failed of adoption and a second conference committee was appointed to Confer with similar House committee on the Bill the first committee having disagreed. Acton by the Senate in concurrence in the House amendment to the general appropriation Bill to provide Twenty thousand dollars to the attorney general for purposes to rotary of War Dwight Davis the Herrick Post. There is a belief in Washington that Jar. Hoover will accept the res Day with a View to improving the ignation of Alanson b. Houghton administration of the Tariff Law. This country s present ambassador Mills principal criticism of the to great Britain. There have been present statue was directed at the no outstanding acts of accomplish sections applying to the basis of s ment on the part of or. Houghton valuation for assessment of and i since he took up ambassador Valorme duties. He said the present j Ial duties in London but this Gen re appraisement. Methods May in really is attributed to. The fact that certain instances result in the fix nothing in the relations Between lag of a value which cannot be this country and great Britain Dur properly verified. He cited the Section of the Tariff act which directs appraisement on United states value where foreign value cannot be properly determining the Houghton incumbency have called for any High exhibitions of ambassadorial statesmanship. There Are three higher diplomatic representatives of the United de. But said that the trouble did states now holding office in euro not lie there. He attributed the Pean capitals who Are a career men. Fault to the fact that a customs each of the three has been in the court in an appealed Case might diplomatic service of country of Rule that a foreign value did exist. I Many years and each one began even though the appraiser could Helsm j mmo1 pcs 1,0 not properly determine this value. Moved a amp a by year Asne gave Evi by Dence of ability. It is Felt in Washington that if the president elect shall accept the resignations of these officials he will by the act discourage the efforts of men in minor diplomatic positions today who Are seeking by Good service to Advance themselves. One of these diplomats is Hugh Gibson now ambassador to Belgium. Another is Henry p. Batcher ambassador to Italy while the third is Robert Woods Bliss recently american minister to Sweden and now american ambassador at ter of information asked How eight of Suph investigations of state de men signed the committee report when Only six belonged to the regular committee. Hermann of hand stated that two additional members had been appointed by the speaker of the House. Hits banking lobby Hermann declared that a apropo Ganda stating that going Banks would fail if the investigation car apartment As May be authorized was continued on Page thirteen Rockefeller now claims 57 percent new York n. Y., feb. 28�?oto�? proxies representing More than 57 per cent of the Stock of the Standard Oil company of Indiana were As a result he told the committee the duty paid would be based on a foreign value a proved to the court by the submission of affidavits which Treasury agents were unable to he recommended a change where by the basis of value determined on by the appraising officer and subject to review by the Secretary of the Treasury should be applicable throughout All re appraisement proceedings and he also suggested that the add Raiser a valuation be made a Primo Facie Correct on re Buenos Aires. Ambassador Bliss appraisement served prior to and during the War the repeal of a provision which a Junior official in the Ameri places an embargo Ucon the goods can embassy in Paris where he was of exporters who refuse to allow the chief advisor to ambassador Access to their books for the Pur Herrick and successor Ambas pose of determining value was also Sador Sharp. Ous educational Campaign Especial undaunted by yesterdays a a mishap Riedy was merely an Effort of the i claimed today by the committee by for Young people. Colonel Charles a. Lindbergh and department to Block the probe. He headed by John Rockefeller or. _ _ miss Anne Morrow today flew or attacked the banking lobby and said j this percentage it was announced More than thirty minutes Over a there is a stigma on the depart represents 16,00c of the 58,000 recommended by Mills. He said that this provision had caused a will feeling which has sometimes approached International importance of a _ one thing can be said in Advance about appointments to ambassadorial positions. Or. Hoover will be compelled to go to the ranks of men of wealth for appointees. No poor american no matter How Able can stand the Gaff of the expense of High diplomatic office. Khan o yen Wil a a a or 7 36 or 48 Sessing excellent political acumen i Friday but some Cloud i expected within the next amp student of v colder tonight in East hours. A governmental affairs. He was regarded As being a conservative in Siebur bh#8 also was credited by them with pos Buena the colonel used one ment which can be lifted Only by stockholders. A Anions. Wrulon it Art it a Cly i a t0nifnti Igo out it by i the Cong Ress views. A ast find North Central cont Aux _ Friday mostly fair. Washington A feb.-. 8- a a a1 temperatures James w. Good clue pm a a m in and minimum temper Iowa will take a Iii we corded by Yiu Lii is Ern mental business gleaned from thrive years service in the House of representatives i a Janet thermometer from 15 yesterday to 7 a. In. Today. Judi slim in us 31 turn 22 p. H. Malcolm of Mitchell route 4, had a Span of the committee which is seeking to prevent the re election of col hand in handling a commercial an he charged that plane which he borrowed for the ithe superintendent had attempted flight. They took off at 10 27 a. Rn., i to Block efforts of depositors to islander ten minutes later and twice quid ate their own Bank repeated that operation. I Parliman of Minnehaha asserted miss Morrow seemed a trifle that a when a Man has criticized a nervous As she entered the a committee As or. Smith has critic give their proxies to the Rockefeller j Park it covering m0te than Chine but after the three Short sized through the newspapers think 1 faction but were afraid a. Hops she was As smiling As the it is evidence that he has done by colonel. Both were in Gay spirits As something i a we feel very strongly that every under he stated that they climbed out of the machine. I employee stockholder should enjoy they went immediately to their the right that every other Siock House sends Back s. Park Bill Washington a A feb. 28�? a3 a Rnic a loaf dry declining to accept Senate Amend i a of. Car i ments to a Bill to establish the bad Bill lu3l a amp Ikumi Fri lands National Monument in South Washington C., feb. 28�?li Onel Robert w. Stewart to the Dakota the House today sent the opponents of the Jones Bill lest in chairmanship of the company measure to conference. Originally the initial voting skirmish in the charged that Many of the 18,000 the Bill would have provided for i House today through the defeat of employee stockholders desired to i the establishment of Teton National an amendment to discriminate be 50.000 tween the penalties for first of faction but were afraid of losing acres after 90 per cent of the Pri fenders and habitual violators of lately owned lands had been trans the prohibition Law. The vote was feared to the Federal government 149 to 126.today 22 a tipi upon. In inches pred i a a a a j�?o5�ant i�6 to say they sold. Automobile Aud waved their hands to the policy of the i department Taecker asserted Fiat the ban cd Ming from Iowa to Congress in in Vunic a at the Small crowd at the Field As. Iaeger flesh ism without having held any pre mules for Sale and needless they drove away. _ i committee has the the borrowed plane was an open you believe that the committee has been finding fault. Criticism has Ranee january i lie finches soon took place among the citation a Ess since january of the House from 1919 a. A a a a each Ower Onue in a air. Urn but some examiners. Inches. Quot to 1923 was the chairman of the use a demand for mules they conversed for about two min in Charee who have deliberately i it tilt line to it i to Toto Fin he to Myrv of. ,. Ii. Important appropriations tee. Cather and roads the 1 a calling and wanting them. Ils to Ehson there has been a remark in fart there seems to he Ocop ?. Af/1? could not been directed not against or. Smith in tact there seems to de to each other while in the air. But blot Airai fit some examiners in i As he says people Are a till utes w y were 011 found tried to hoodwink the superintend Lul after their first two Bolis. I Dent he assailed a men who have observers saw in the flight an tried withhold assets from Clos a sax fails a a ton kid sea Lakings 24 22 fill 22 25 18 21 33 28 39 28 32 33 37 22 13 26 22 20 15 19 application by Lindbergh of the Holder enjoys to vote As he pleas said the statement. A otherwise support of employee stockholders loses its no Kwan wins new postal facilities Washington a feb. 28�?op new first class Post office facile practice inculcated in the trailing corps of the United states army. When Ever a flier crack up a maed Banks and declared that they ties for Pukwana s. D., were rec Hilo of a tit Riv importance w a # n # a .02 fair executive for the iowan is expected Able Sale of All livestock and fair to serve As one of or. Hoovers Oil. Nolue to Good chief contacts with Congress. A Erushu m Chine there it he is sent Back into in closed Banks Taecker presented to fair Good was known among ice ads this Winter and the i the air immediately in order to evidences of Prosperity by examine .01 fair former colleagues in the House As demand is still brisk. Overcome any possible loss of con ers who a whizzed Down the Road in .01 Good an aggressive exponent of any Tidence that May have resulted a expensive to fair. Matters which he supported. He5 use the Blank. From experience. Atkins of Brule declared that should be searched out and sent j commended yesterday to Congress to prison. Picturing widows and old j by Secretary Mellon and pos people As among depositors who lost master general new. Hot Springs s. D., was suggested for consideration of new second class facilities. Special recommend without cwt. The revised measure would change the area from a Park to a Monument and that when a sufficient amount of privately owned land had been acquired roads take Over express companies Chicago hi., feb. 28�?up a at without Midnight tonight the american Cost the Monument would be Stab railway express company becomes fished. The property of the railroads and adopts the new name of the rail farm House near Viborg destroyed Way express Agency inc. Offices and the same personnel will be maintained by the railroads Viborg. A d., feb. 28�?loss of $2, and business will proceed As usual. 500, partly covered by estimated following destruction Ball official Dies by fire monday of the dwelling i new York n. Y., feb. 28.�?jp by i Sinfer 5vr0 to is John Conway Toole for the last North of Viborg. A defective Chimney is believed the cause. Viborg business men rushed to the scene Dation was withheld pending in put the fire was too far advanced estimation. Jaq eight years president of the International baseball league died a1 Home Here today after a Tea dais illness with influenza

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