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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - January 12, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy colder fourth edition of xxxxv1 Mitchell s. Saturday january 12,1929 Twenty four pages number 86 Tewari girds for War with Rockefeller former South Dakotan will Fht to keep Standard chairmanship of asks for proxies ,-.v f c. Jan. 12.�?op a acquitted Robert w. Penury Here last sum unwed today a state i through the office Ostewart s attorney was a St eighth passenger lost plane Dies Middletown pa., Jan. 12�?op a tile toll of the army air plane crash at Royalton near Here yesterday was raised to eight today when sergeant Patrick Conroy of new York City died the polyclinic Hospital at Harrisburg. Conroy had been the sole survivor of the crash which one officer and six enlisted men were killed. He was brought to the Hospital a critical condition with a fractured Skull and did not regain cd 306 040 p Iner Lnita no cd i i Wev Tow institutions Are demanding $600,000 grab deserter now convict wins Freedom with pen John Murphy follows Steps of 0. Henry and finds himself Way to Fortune As Gates of Ohio prison prepare to open for him a Columbus. O., Jan. 12�?John r t Warden p. E. Thomas learning of car liability consciousness. His death removed the main Hope of the War department investigation of the cause of the tragedy which was started last night. gust not can a Fps hat o tear flip or acc. Ion to ii a nip from a Ken Tina he it a opt Harrisburg. A. Jan. 12. The verdict was Quot we were to be married next month of the Oil and had promised me he would cation cd . give up aviation. M i amps Chaj it Slotte bucker 24, of Washington included a letter who added a new note of pathos to i Trier jurors which Day to the tragedy of the air plane i written to disprove crash near Middletown yesterday. I Winch it is stated Quot a officially sergeant Patrick Vas based upon a i Conroy of new York City died ten minutes before miss bucker reached the Hospital Early this morning. V the now a patient at the a run of the Iloncai Hospital left her bed at a card Oil company Washington Hospital a vain Effort v challenged the a Kre cd bedside of her Fiance cd. Roe Kevelier jr., Hadj been suffering from ton or 58.000 stockholders i sinus and made the trip Here Over to a formal state e5t pm a Simian s objections. A or Rocke i 1 guess its the Best a she Mur Vernon that col of Quot a a i2�tlcaily this Mon ing of a 5 Merit the Conli \ a. The first great Shock of the Avit holders action. Disaster and the loss of her reiterated his Mien 5? had subsided a i retain the chairman by go a or Rockefeller has hopeless Najid or mad. Murphy lost his name five years ago and became known As no. 52.-410 the Ohio state Penitentiary for a robbery Marion. He changed his number for a Nom de plume Bert Stokes under which he wrote War stories for a Magazine which last year netted him $7,000. Now his pen has proved itself mighty enough to open the prison Gates for dred thousand dollars a year is the him next month. Cigarette tax for 1929 with added cent will be near that figure to Date Pierre s. D., Jan. 12�?six Hun car is it ousted. He said no personal so i pixies but said so irs had shown that j c support of a Large j holders voting a i tile Stock at there a meeting. A political referred to the j him up a result of i Norris Church it. Worth Burns noted fundamentalist and reformer blames enemies for Blaze h term. Q u Ai o a result if. A Grid f Iler s req at re Rock Keilei i a toc Knole a re Tor the x is the lid that loves and Lave Ina to a e port Worth. Texas. Jan. 12.�?up questions of a several tubs and a Jug filled with committee As gasoline found portions of the is Aud others first Baptist Church Here which Jucs actuated by i was destroyed by fire today led to .a1 ambitions a instigation of investigation As to Rad Bren hindi i whether the fire was incendiary. Charges by the i port Worth Tex. Jan. 12�?opi�? is non that his a the first Baptist Church of which of perjury was or. J. Frank Norris noted fundamentalist is pastor was destroyed by fire Here this morning along with adjacent four Story sunday school building and gymnasium belonging to the Church. When discovered about 6 a. . a technicality As Quot a referring to or. Bodle int or several months ago resign questioned or. Quot a right to Peak for the a it. He declared the rec Epa rear r mid be the compar is history and his a a a big go we hich the institutional Combine i. Trying to put Over the people of South Dakota this year if the figures taken from the records of the state treasurer conjunction with the receipts from the cigarette tax of the past three and a half years May be used As a measuring stick. The Parliman Bill introduced into the Senate provides that the receipts from the cigarette tax revert to four state institutions the state College the state University the state school of mines and the state Normal school at Aberdeen. Tile special session of the 1927 legislature. Effort to reduce the overdraft voted to put the cigarette tax receipts into the general fund. Now however the institutional Combine is seeking to ride Down the state legislature and again appropriate this Money for itself. addition senator Parliman who hails from Minnehaha county has introduced another Bill proposer to increase the cigarette tax from three to four rents. This would mean according to estimate made by state treasurer Moodie additional $100,000 a year. Annual income increase. Income from the cigarette tax has increased a great Deal since its inception 1925. And for the six months period ending dec. 31. 1928, the tax receipts Tota led $250,220. That would mean a total of better than $500,000 for a year and with the additional $100,000. Brought by increase of a cent the tax would make the total cigarette Levy Revenue close to or More than $600,-000 a year. To Date the cigarette tax has brought a total of $1,306,040.62. Thia sum $049,357.22 has been credited to the educational institutions building fund. The balance $356,684.40, the receipts from april i 1928 to dec. 3i, 1928, went into the general fund As a result of the action of special session of the legislature. There is still hand to the credit of the ins Titu when Murphy entered prison be knew nothing about waiting beyond the rudiments picked up elementary school. Behind the bars to use his own words a the looked himself the face and saw what a fool he had before him there was a Long stretch of time ten to fifteen years. To while that time away he decided to learn to write. He read every Book available the writing of Short stories and took a correspondence course English. No. 52,410�?Ts ambition assigned him to night duty the Library. Alter Lour years of this he began wilting stories which he offered to War stories Magazine. Its editor Eugene Clancy wrote to the Warden expressing the belief that the writer a must have gone through some of the worst campaigns of the a. E. As a matter of fact. Murphy never got within several thousand Miles of the Battle front. Though he joined the army he was sentenced to Leavenworth prison for desertion. Murphy now thirty nine believes he has at last found himself. Murphy a literary career is the second to find itself. Within the Walls of the Ohio state Penitentiary. Thirty years ago a prisoner named Sydney Porter serving a five year term for embezzlement started writing Short stories under the pseudonym of o. Henry. La . 1.1.1.�? i. La. a a failure says solons ready to work by monday men sought by jobs Are Best sore spots very few legis Sullivan says Hoover will gators report new Bills submitted have hard time Matching Mellon and Hughes Pierre s. D., Jan. 12�?up a a by Mark Sullivan ten minute session of the Senate j Washington d. A. Jan. 12�?the this afternoon with introduction j listening stage of or. Hoovers and first Reading of four Bill a and i Cabinet making will last some time adoption of two concurrent resold yet. Much of the information and i pertaining How this particular Law tons its chief work ended the first judgment acquired will be valuable j worked the Only state that has out of this part of the Cabinet Ever tried it took the step described making process doubtless several of Springfield Union editor thinks Massachusetts Law unsatisfactory repeal is proposed Massachusetts compulsory personal liability insurance act passed 1927 Effort to control the operation of automobiles and lesson the number of motor accidents is a failure and already Bills have been introduced the 129 session of the state legislature looking toward the repeal of this particular statute and the passage of other motor regulation. These facts were brought Wijt a letter received today by the evening Republican from Harry b. Russell editor of the Springfield Union answer to a query sent him by this paper. Editors Boston Springfield and other Massachusetts cities have been asked to present their views of the Massachusetts compulsory liability Law and their replies will be printed future editions of the evening Republican. Republican sought facts the queries were sent to the Massachusetts editors because there has been some agitation South Dakota for the enactment of a Law similar to the Bay state statute. The evening Republican believing that it might be of service As s. Oil Gusher Waits developments Edgemont s. D., Jan. 12�? a a Edgemont a latest Oil strike was a awaiting developments today a it was Learned from a. R. Nequette who with ii. L. Hollingsworth yesterday announced their red Canyon drilling site had brought a _ St a rho a a a leaders give up efforts to while or. Nequette was Uncer-1 Tain about future work the Well pass farm Aid Hoover which is said to produce about five j v v lews Triumph or ten barrels daily he said this Itz morning they we wild probably Start j work to be Cut out of week of legislative procedure the Twenty first session. The House met this morning and after a Brief session adjourned until 7 o clock monday night to give the members Opportunity to spend the week end at Home. A number of the senators planned leaving Pierre this afternoon although a Good representation from both houses remained at the Capitol. Bills providing that gasoline tax refunds be reduced one half raising the limits per diem and mileage for county commissioners appropriating $19,461.67 for a deficiency maintenance at the state sanitarium and repealing the the ultimate members will be produced and some of them will be Good. every Cabinet Are some men who wanted the office or whose friends sought it for them and also some whom the office sought. Always before the end every president says to some men of above. . Russells letter which he brands the Law As a failure follows a replying to yours of the 5th inquiring As to the compulsory personal liability insurance act this state i will say that my Opin Ion the Experiment with this Law Lias thus far been unsatisfactory extra session May get under Way april 15 pumping the Well since their site is but a half mile from the Railroad. He did not state when the pipeline and pump would be installed. Asked if he and Hollingsworth a would attempt to interest a Large drilling company or Oil development concern Nequette said they would not. A a we re not very excited about the i Well a Nequette said a a we re just i going to sit tight and work j reply to a query regarding the time More extensive drilling j operations might be taken up Nequette said it might be a next Spring or it might be he would not declare definitely that any extensive development was be j ing considered although it was generally rumoured Here the Field would be drilled More extensively. Hollingsworth reported the flow of Oil thursday when he attempted to blast out the lower casings a Well drilled by l. R. Ireland Lincoln neb., 1925. The explosion splashed Oil Over the top of the casings. A steady flow of Oil followed but ceased about to hours a Ater. The red Canyon site is about free Miles Northeast of Edgemont. A to Midwest facing new cold Marks by James l. West Washta ton d. C., Jan. 12�? it pm congressional leaders today abandoned efforts to put through farm Relief legislation at this session View of the attitude of president elect Hoover favouring Early special session of the next Congress. Chairman Mcnary of the Senate agriculture committee and author of the principal farm Relief measure before Congress announced after a conference with the president elect that he had no intention of calling Tho committee together to consider the Bill. Senator Mcnary said the congestion of the Senate Calendar boomed any Hope of getting a farm Bill through at this time. Believing that the special session was a inevitable a senator Mcnary said he was Content to leave the farm problem to Secretary Jardine had asked Early action the Mcnary Mil order to make it effective this years crop but Mcnary believes that if the extra session is called by the Middle of april the legislation can be put into operation time to be applied to the next crops. Feet a will you As a service to the this opinion is substantiated by the country and act of Friendship j fact that at the current session of to me be willing to sacrifice your j our legislature Bills have been More remunerative private career and your present associations order to help me administer the country As a member of my Cabinet a says Harding was Lucky it is from this Side of the process. 1921 statute relative to voting of often that the Best material has produced for its repeal and the substitution of a system patterned after that now operating Connecticut and Pennsylvania and also Bills for making the state the underwriter of such insurance. Why system failed a there Are various reasons for this unsatisfactory operation thus the fire the main building had a a a cock of Davison. Made ere., headway and ate rapid a a Quot current May and ate rapidly fellow pm int the Church which was located Sipany s customers the heart of the downtown Disney this com strict and was one of the City a land which i regret \ Marks. Idler jr., claims j the bulk of the City a fire fighting forces responded to the alarm. Dictating that the state educational institutions have actually spent $796,036.82 building projects the last three and a half years. Receipts by years some idea As to the growth of Secretary of the Treasury the _ Resolution to ask i designation was not proceeded by the South Dakota congressional a any Organ Tod a is from the new delegation to seek National Leisla Vork or Pennsylvania delegations we Tow w National Letisia or or party officials to say electors who have moved from one come. When for example hard precinct to another were those re ing chose Hughes As his Secretary far. When the insurance commis feared to committees today. The j of state and Hoover As his Secre j sooner who is required by Law to last Bill was introduced by hitch s tary of Commerce and Mellon As his fix annually at a certain Date the reasonable and nondiscriminatory rates for the coming year filed a schedule for 1929 there were immediate protests because the Premium charges certain zones or Sec they must have this particular item tons of the state were greatly of patronage. Creased while those other Sec Tion for compensation of participants the Indian wars of 1890 was adopted. Chicago. I Tribune said today Pierre. S. D., Jan 12.�? pm com Jan 12�?cp�?the and aft a hours Ard �tebin8 i cigarette tax receipts May be. A a. Another four Story building i gamed from the following figures. Plete House committee appoint , wot. Koo owned by the or Nirh surf my oct it Man a w of owned but a the Church and known As which represent the receipts by Mients were expected to be e fir y i administration building. That twelve month periods since its to flounced by speaker Daniel k. D., had begun a vigorous Campaign among stockholders of the Standard Oil company of Indiana to retain his Post As chairman of the Board of directors the face of opposition from the Rockefeller interest More than �?T6 900 employees of the company who also Are stockholders. Building which apparently was caption damaged Only from the outside sup 1 jul v i 1925 to june 30, ports the broadcasting towers of $349,710.83. X radio station stat controlled by 1926, to june t 30, 1928, dec. 31, 1928, the state auditor s books show july i. 1926 to june 30, 1927, the Texas air transport. One of i $308,091.28. The towers fell into the blazing i june i 1927 Church building. $398,018.75. Has been storm Center july i 1928 to or. Norris was Austin this $250,230.76. Have received requests from col i morning. When notified of the addition to the receipts after Stewart the Tribune said to fill fire he left for fort Worth at once March 31, 1928, $10,000 was trans proxies to of voted for him at the i by automobile. Feared to the general fund from annual meeting March 7 when he i the sunday school building was the income of 1925-26. Omes up for re election to the exclaimed by the pastor to have ecu Tive leadership of the company i housed the largest sunday school that the following sums were spent the employee stockholders As Well class the world. Annually out of the educational As thousand of othe stockholders i or. Norris has been the storm i fund for building projects 1925-28, of the pm a Iso hat received ranter of the Baptist Church ins38.239.80 1926-27. $271,759.42 1927 Gnu a rom John d. Rockefeller for a Quot 1�?o&Quot / Beauf of a a a a 1923 a dec a or. Alkine them to Deposit their iwo vigorous efforts at general re 31. 19.8. $231.368jo. Proxies nth his committees the and partly a the result of his .0_._ acre 0 co Stewart from the Radical fundamentalist views. Louisiana pair is he came even More prominently j into View two years ago when he i shot and killed d. E. Chipps. Wealthy Lumberman the study of the gov. Huey p Long today signed a Church. He was indicted and tried reprieve staying the executions of or murder but was acquitted mrs. Ada Bonner Lebouef and or. His plea of self defense. Thomas e. Dreher until february i. Frequently threatened new Orleans la., Jan. 12�? apr the pastor has repeatedly charged i the noose which today was to 1ui from the pulpit that threats have have claimed the lives of mrs. Ada been made against his life and the Bonner Lebouef and or. Thomas Church establishment. Recently he p. Dreher for the murder of the has been unusually vigorous Cam i woman s husband again has been paining against alleged vice con thwarted at least temporarily editions Here. The execution was stayed by the or. Norris was charged a number gup Renje court yesterday to permit of years ago with burning a Church counsel for the dec is fifteen Days Oiler i a was pastor but was Fije appear from the courts. Acquitted after a Long and Storoy majority opinion holding that trial one of the most end Lonai chief justly a Char is a. nieu is a of pm plated by the. a sued a nul1 and void to deny out pm plated by the maintained that his enemies burned Anita Hahn a a for the con us the declaring of that Church and Laid the blame a nearing for the. Dennea pair. Fart Shubert with Stewart to Stewart proxies according to voters were to be sent to a consisting of col. Ste Edward g. Seubert i the company and Fenham Secretary. The r pre Ted this to mean Loucks today leaving the schedule open for Active legislative work beginning monday after first week activities of preparation. Occasional friction the House Republican majority Over committee assignments As aftermath of the speaker ship contest was a discussion Point of legislators As the first week Drew to a close. Older members pointed out that such sore spots As might exist Are assent the Cream of the few and that these through the Ordinary trend of legislative Contact probably would Wear themselves out. Speaker Loucks. announcing the appointment of b. W. Mcveigh of Marshall As chairman of the appropriations committee at the close of yesterdays session said that a fall the old members of the committee to to it ctaw/iwh0 50 requested have been re again i v Lim Bay i turned to the appropriations com Harding a Cabinet making was divided into two parts. The Early half consisted of Large hearted easy going gifts of Cabinet posts to old friends and to party workers. When Harding had chosen about four this basis he experienced a definite emotion not unlike old fashioned Camp meeting conversion. It dawned him that a Cabinet ought to be composed of the very Best available men the country. It was that spirit that he sought out Hughes Hoover and Mellon. Cream of his Cabinet these three were by Universal Harding new Orleans la., Jan. 12.�? Jpio a f Remc it it re it put a s Ner tag or a a arc a it a around the Ste dispute. Had of with col. Stewart. It ret ter to stockist or. Rockefeller to Stewart the hat had Complete Seubert and also said that Ock dividend by the a him. Due Back at his a York today. I weather forecast Vav proxies says. Jan. 12 retort chairman of the Standard Oil company i a formal statement it at he had made no sufficient evidence to substantiate charges of a moral murder resulted the freeing of Wilbert c. Held Man Loraine Furnace Salesman who was arrested after his attract station for proxies to j Tive 21-year old wife Margaret was Fum at the Stockhold said to have committed suicide. Mrs. Heldman was said to have confessed to her husband the slaying Vernard e. Fearn 35, a Coal dealer at his Home South of Here and according to Heldmann a Story March As a result s of d. Rockefeller him from the Board. St for proxies he sai4 out by the company As has been customary a moral murder charge fails i South Dakota partly Cloudy to us a a pm Faa save a i Canton Ohio Jan. 2.w�?- night and sunday colder tonight rising temperature sunday afternoon Northeast portion. Iowa partly Cloudy tonight and sunday colder tonight cold wave Northwest and Central portions temperatures Zero to five degrees below. Colder Southeast portion sunday week s forecast upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and Northern and Central great Plains mostly fair j she fatally shot herself while he Southwest but two or three periods j added that he will was bringing her Here to turn her of precipitation East and North a i .j1p pixies. The most Oyer authorities. A it rations frequent temperature a Cal i Coroner t c. Mcquade filed the changes but mostly below Normal Iani mrm a moral murder charge against Northeast portion. Had Bren accorded him Heldman charging that he was local temperatures f of the com Nan v morally responsible for his wife a maximum and minimum ter per 0�?~ death by cruel treatment. The natures As recorded by the official Vnti Monkey i a Stark county grand jury absolve government thermometer from 7 a Siv. I Law Heldman of the charges late yester m. Yesterday to 7 a a Mittee. Describing a a natural shift to chairmanships a Loucks told the representatives that every former chairman would be Given a committee this year. A bearing mind that All the old members so desiring Are the committee the vacancies will be otherwise filled As to problems which will come before the House. With Effort to have each school of thought represented As to geological location and so hear expense Bill the House of representatives today heard the first and second Reading of the joint legislative expense Bill which would appropriate $109,100 for session expense purposes and will be ready with convention monday at 7 p. ., to take final action. The legislative expense Bill carries items of $72,500 for regular expenses $7,000 for typewriters rental and incidental expense and $29,600 for $200 extra per diem for each member of the legislature. A joint committee Bill it required no committee reference and with rules suspended was Given its second Reading so that final action can be taken monday when it will go to the Senate. emergency measure it will take effect upon passage by both houses and approval by the governor. Would Cut Gas refunds gasoline tax refunds would be reduced one half under a Bill introduced the Senate today by j. Graber of Hutchinson. Present Gas tax refunds going to All who Cabinet and it is not going to be easy for or. Hoover to find their equals. Hughes has been Justice of the supreme court and governor of new York he had been his party a nominee for the presidency and was accepted As the country a leading lawyer. Hoovers unique adaptation to the Post of Secretary of Commerce and the personal assets he had of reputation and Public following. Put him a class by himself. Mellon for Secretary of the Treasury was a similar Happy Choice. When Harding found these three he had extraordinary Luck. When or. Hoover turns to the seeking part of his Cabinet making he will be fortunate if he can find the country three new men who will be the equals of these. Cabinet material of the highest Grade is not so abundant As might be thought by those who have not searched the Field. any event out of the three processes varying ratios out of Lions were slightly decreased the average being increased Over the rates of the year before to cover increased losses and pending claims. The Large increase charges was the Boston District where statistics of the year before show the highest risk fatal accidents and personal injuries,.and naturally the opposition came from that Quarter mainly. Washington d. C., Jan. 12�?up a president elect Hoover As a result 1 of his conferences with Republican two killed Illinois congressional leaders is expected to Michigan and Wisconsin Call extra session of the seventy buried Snow first Congress the Early Spring. The q to to Mon such a session is considered to be Chicago. I . 12.-<> new a inevitable irrespective of whether Low temperatures for the year were a farm Relief legislation is enacted be Prospect for the mid West today fore March 4 because a revision of and sub Zero cold gripped eight a number of Tariff schedules Indus states. Trial As As agricultural Are to me thermometer dropped to two a the desire it those who will degrees below Zero Early today be leaders the next adm Nistra Chicago. Tonight was expected to \ lion to get this out of the Way As bring the new Low record for the i speedily As possible so that there year. J will be the least disturbance the biting winds that sent hundreds Industrial and agricultural world seeking shelter missions and jails Tariff May be big question had converted the outer drive run i As the situation is now outlined Ning along the Shore of Lake Mich Tariff revision would be taken up Igan Here into a treacherous Sheet concurrently with farm legislation of ice. Water whipped by the winds j and would be auxiliary to it since it is Hie purpose to afford a measure had glazed the Roadway and motorists skidded and careened like spinning tops of Glass. The cold claimed two lives Illinois yesterday one of them the result of Accident. Ray Krise a of Protection to agriculture comparable with that Given other industries under existing or revised Law. It is explained that no general Tariff legislation is contemplated set ,vl5, naw but Mere y a Ravion of a numbed a toll with another car near j t j0� Freeport . Leon Karcher 71 year end ment to the Fordney old truck Farmer was found dead Samoei act changed conditions since 1922 his Home at Wheeling a suburb. His death was attributed to expos-1wflen i16 present Law was spread ure. ? upon the statute books Are regard w. Wisconsin and upper Michigan As having made alterations a another abuse which developed were digging out of a heavy Snow i some existing duties not Only de consisted the so called fake Lall which accompanied by High a arable but necessary. These Chan claims pushed by unscrupulous at winds yesterday assume blizzard i Ges might be made under the flex tourneys for the purpose of collect i hire proportions. Roads were Block Ible Tariff provisions but at Best ing damages where none really exited amp and traffic disrupted. Trains ran i this method has proven a slow behind schedule and Many coun process and so Many revolutions ties bus service was discontinued Are contemplated that action by fourteen inches of Snow fell at Congress is viewed As essential Marshfield wis., and Superior sex j Yate is a jxe<4 Perien ced a temperature of to be while no Date has yet de Western Iowa was gripped by sub con res Parlours of u h asembiil1 Zero temperatures and Nebraska. 1thg s do have talked the Mercury tumbled to Zero. Thief for �?�00v. That both Law Ai it is operated the insurance i Bucur Falls minn., yesterday re a and Tariff legislation can to commissioner has based his Esti he co4d<t temperature Quot the Quot Law or a mates of the Premium charges Midwest with i tallow. Devils i july if makers ass Mulc necessary the reports Given him Lake it no had 26 below. By the Laurence companies doing 1that class of business. Mercury is Tricky owners dissatisfied j or. Mercury who lives the a a Large class of automobile i tube of the official government owners apparently feel that they i thermometer at the i isted. These claims naturally increased the expenses of the under writing companies by the necessity of investigation and court action. The insurance companies claim that it is necessary As a matter of business for them to maintain Reserve to cover unsettled claims whether Good or bad and under the assemble Here around april 15. Majority leaders the House have mind the speedy organization of the new ways and Means and agriculture committees the t. Lothrop two which would whip into shape is full of companion pieces of Letisia a makes monies Day. A a new town. Tam. Jan. 12.�? o. No a that the Monkey bul is i demos name guns lung people to make a a monies nit of Tennessee representative re l Stockton of Fentress Yourny announced Here that he will a i reduce a Bill to repeal the states i evolution Law. Card a. . Day maximum 32 minimum 14 at 7 a. . Today 21 next election i Trace we Ashington. C., Jan. 12�?i since january i .17 inches Precipio a National democratic Cong res j Talon deficiency since january i signal committee has been named of inches to take charge of that party slight Are not Only paying too much for i residence Mitchell a a a i their insurance but that too much tricks lately sliding up and Down Hon. The carrying out of this plan is going to the insurance companies at a rapid rate. It remained for would obviate the necessity for and these Are inclined to Back the him last night however to stage summoning the new Congress to proposition sponsored by the form one of his most freakish stunts. The capital until the two measures or registrar of motor vehicles or. I re jumped around so much that have been whipped into form for Goodwin for act by which the j the maximum temperature of the j House consideration state would collect fees Tor insure Twenty four hours ending this hearings Tariff revision now Ance addition to registration fees. Morning at 7 of clock was recorded Progress and these would be the former to be held m a fund it Juring the night available for the ways and Means for the payment of losses. Under m Kundow Friday the urgings of party Leader some i commit i a Friday when or. The House that comes cases out of obvious and publicly is Osier together mph the registrar set the thermometer uie j to being March 5. It is argued recognized availability other a f Mot r vehicles will Brach Raviv Mercury stood at fourteen above. That enactment of farm Relief and cases and yet other cases out Ido the motor insurance business so durum the night a a cult Hetley a log Slation by mid summer of minute private search by the president elect for the Best material out of these processes combined ultimately emerges a Cabinet. Mcmaster Coolidge breakfast guest Washington d. C., Jan. 12�? up a Twenty members of the state including republicans democrats and the one Fahner labor member far As personal liability is concerned the theory that it could be provided at Cost and therefore cheaper. A a such Cost however seems to be largely conjectural and it is a question whether the state can do the business More cheaply As effectively. This proposition also includes the principal of a Flat rate All Over the state for the specified types of motor vehicles and this were the guests of president Cool Flat ate my opinio., would be Edge at breakfast today at the i unfair and discriminatory that is White House. J automobile owners districts of the republicans included my relatively higher liability would master of South Dakota Brook less than for liability called for Hart of Lovra capper of Kansan while owners districts where the teen degrees to thirty two. Not would make it possible to bring the Content with remaining there or. Agriculture Bill into operation Mercury dropped Down to Twenty j Anding of the 1929 crops and one where he was resting at 7. Would remove the uncertainties of clock this morning. Would face business Over a the moderate temperatures �?Ti0ng period if Tariff changes were brought Light Snow flurries during i delayed until the regular session and Nye of North Dakota. Cafe liability is relatively slight would be penalized. A the whole matter is evidently to form one of the principal subjects of consideration the present legislature of the state with results that Are not yet possible to o i Alfred a. Brenner of Del army Council to use the fuel for purposes other Mont advertised a cafe and act Booth reply than operating motor vehicles nov inn Ali the Public highways is the total amount of the tax four cents per Gailon. Graber would reduce the refunds to one half of the tax. The limits per diem and mileage for county commissioners would be raised under provisions of a Bill introduced the Senate by Graber of Hutchinson. The combined limit of per diem and mileage would be increased approximately $200 the i confectionery store at Cor Sunbury thames eng., Jan. Trs i 12 the High Council of the Ica and reply to our let salvation army 8agaln went into ter he wrote a session today to receive a report of a Eye we did get quite a the. ,?1 which visited Gen a j. J i i. Era Bramwell Booth yesterday Lew replies and also have bearing the councils Resolution sold our business place a i Askins to retire. It t la while the Council was session. I s not so easy to sell a there was a sensational incident business but leave it to a outside Sunbury court when one of the night and Only Trace of moisture was measured. Additional Light flurries of Snow fell this morning. There were Light Snow flurries during the night along the Milwaukee line West As far As Murdo. West of there a Light fall of rain was reported. Bottle buyers pulled off jury Marysville cal., Jan. 12�? it pm every member of a jury panel who admitted Purchase of a bottle of liquor was disqualified by Superior judge e. P. Mcdaniel Here when beginning next december. Would limit discussion while or. Hoover his message summoning Congress probably will outline his views for a limitation of legislation to these two subjects this would not be binding upon the Law making body. However if the House members successfully put through their present plan of organizing Only the two committees consideration of other legislation of the House would be effectually blocked. Democrats both the House and Senate already have Given notice of their intention to fight for a general revision of the Tariff Law. While the republicans the attorneys were selecting a jury to j try Albert Rodoni hotel Man,1 House will have the votes to for charged with illegal Possession of i such action that body the tentative Stockton Jib the next election. The commit inc a the for Ash re at average the limit varying according r>.,.n. O / to a of a the Fentress county a representative Byrns j Ifni Nionila Auli Vui Pilj to county population. Double service want and and a a see what happens. . I j Brenner did not run a Blind and but gave full particulars democrats at the other end of the Capitol at least could delay a final vote the administration measure and possibly string out the extra present Esti liquor a if you buy a bottle of liquor you possess it and trying a defendant charged with Possession before a jury whose members violate session beyond the the same Law would be like getting i mate a jury of burglars to try a Man charged with burglary a said the court. Prospective jurors who admitted county cat a had dismissed i it hit backing evolution the try prof. Elmore id no so Caton blared he did i vhf f that evolution ave the. Thou a but wanted to a alive from each state e Tref fro ridicule Lua Raed the committee. Tennessee chairman. Representatives Lea of California Linthicum of Maryland. Pou of North Carolina and mrs. Mary t. Norton be of new Jersey. Later one represent will be temp. 7 am Hilo Sioux Falls 14 28 12 Aberdeen 4 24 4 Yankton 30 38 16 Huron 18 32 -8 Watertown 9 8 0 rapid City 38 43 38 .00 of to. to. .00 a Bill introduced by senator Highley of Custer and fall River Good counties provides for the approx Ria Good Tion of $19,461.67 for a deficiency Good Good maintenance of the state aant i. A. Alp of the army. He a not a1 Good thorium at Sanator for the fiscal a a w u 11 p1 i inn Roh to Amer Nash two Ommul Good thorium at 8anator for the Good year ending june 30, 192. Into t r ii towed to approach the Council with to Tell it All us the Blenk his settlement plan Purchase of illegal drinks were a the army s officer was challenged copied the theory that the Possession Law that Case was not violated. Under the judges questions a i panel of 34 venire men was exhausted and a second of 16 was called to fill out the jury Box. Eight men and Lour women comprised today Congress and was conducted into the Lodge at the Gate. He was Captain Herbert Hart who it was said had come to propose a last minute Compromise Over the question of Lead it by the associated press saturday Senate continues consideration of Kellogg peace treaty with the House recess. House merchant Marine committee holds hearing Bill to extend the life of radio commission. Tariff hearings continue be or the jury finally selected yesterday j House ways and Means committee

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