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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - January 19, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages the evening Republican City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota saturday january 19, 1924. Number 95 Uncle Sam to stand behind Banks of s. Federal Reserve and War finance support pledged Northwest Coolidge o. plan r of Silt ent assures senator la reing in will std in South Dakota interests airing Republican Bureau Ai Albee building Washington d. a it in la in George it. Ethier xxx a Hington. Ilu. Jan. 19. Special Ilic War finance ill p lease $30,009,000 to Nero for the Relief of Hie Bank Hanking a Lunation in the North j Mem tin Quot ill to done through of. Corporation it a a of Ami through the Federal resume Hank in tile to Quot in c cities and it i rage and new York Banks will Al of Ive a Istance. Pre ident Coolidge has ordered Eugene Meyer or. Of Tho War r Ilia Nee corporation and repro Onta Tives of the comptroller of Tho currency office to proceed to \ i tells at once to Confer with he Tai a banking Board in work in nut Relief plans. The release of in i Quot ii i take up As much Long Hun paper As Ive a working jointly in a Survey of the i needs of Banks particularly in North Ami South Dakota and Montana and believe that the source of credits arranged through their efforts will meet j requirements. It is said that the failure of two Hanks in Sioux Falls. S. D., had pre j a imitated the difficulties in which Many of the Small institutions now a find Themer Ives. The Sioux Falls Banks served As City correspondents for several Hundred Small Banks i who it capital Seldom exceed $25. i . And when their reserves were i swept away by failures of the City correspondents. Some of Thorp were a embarrassed by the combined loss of reserves and to of funds on unpaid j loan. The War finance corporation is in i de stood to have been planning to Aid in the recovery of the Banks thru absorption of additional farm paper. No indication As to the limits to j i which the corporation would go How j i Ever has been Given. A other Banks to Hel the Large financial institutions in Chicago the twin cities and Omaha i j will be called upon to lend a help j ing hand in setting the Small Hanks j j on r feet. Som8 communications j have been exchanged Between offi. Rials of Reserve Board the comptroller a office and the War finance corporation and the metropolitan Banks. With a View to establishing the amount of Money available for the smaller institutions. Members of the congressional delegations from North and South a Kola conferred with Secretary Mellon j several hours late in the Day. Going i Over the entire problem. It was in i dictated they were liable to suggest Philadelphia four musketeers Couzens wants Mellons saving South unveils Lee Stam on Here Are the four men who j re or. King the Quaker City mighty unhealthy for Lawless elements. From left to right Brig. Gen. Smidley s. But or on a year s leave of absence fro m the u. S. Marine corps to take Over the municipality s Post of safety director mayor w. Freeland Kendrick George Elliott assistant director of Public safety and superintendent Mills of the Bureau of Philadelphia police. Under tax plan Mountain Side asks Secretary of Treasury giant head of living Stone hew much he would near Atlanta is formally Benefit dedicated he wants comparison All South honors him a is Cabinet official i wet tons of g ram tech so Down he is letter by c comment on Couzens affairs organization is formed Here War ships Are ordered to go for Coolidge to Vera Cruz Charles s. Weller will have charge of presidents interests in primary Campaign Ilc. Trolle ill i net o i represent senators Norbeck and Ith Dakota and other Congress from the billions of dollars of or Federal government inner machinery have a Hind the Banks of the a i particularly those of nth Dakota and Mon approval of a it plans it yesterdays Cabinet president Coliece and of the Cabinet. Beck. Before going in ,.re>nco with a he president. A Hope a solution worked p office of comptroller of by Dawes for Banks of th0 or. Dawes said that the i is hopeful that plans now ked out in Sioux Falls for i to s to Falls by acceptable to the As soon As it is sent to us approved. Or. Dawes the necessary permit for a of the Sioux a alls was announced from Sioux right that sufficient Stock sold to assure Tho re Organ the Bank. Sterling said today that the is fully impressed with the the situation and has in j or War finance Corpora j cd the South Dakota Dele j ingestion of an Extension of South Dakota a agriculture j better methods of handling the situation than already had been worked out by the Throe government agencies. Delegations Are expected to discuss the situation with the president today. In some official quarters the belief was expressed that the Mere expression of a government willingness to help tide the stricken Banks Over the credit Stringency would be sufficient to assure additional credit for those requiring it from metropolitan institutions. Just How much or for How Long Money will to needed is not remain but Many officials believe that j Loans equalling the reserved lost by j the Banks concerned will be ample to carry them through the emergency j officials of the Federal Reserve Board reiterated today their belief that sufficient credit could be made available to tide Over such Banks As ire suffering from unavailability of Cash on Northwestern agricultural loan. To was said that Banks in Chi i can the twin cities and Kansas City i were ready to offer any assistance within their Power. My Ai Aster pleased Sioux Falls. S. D., Tan. 19.�?unfeigned pleasure was expressed last a Davison county Coolidge organization was formed at a meeting held last night at the xxx i Mann hotel called by t. B. Roberts of Pierre state chairman of the Coolidge Campaign. Or. Roberts was accompanied by Opie Chambers formerly of Sioux Falls but now of Tucson Ariz. With a business office at Washington. Or. Chambers came to South Dakota Early this week with Charles m. Burke former congressman from the second South Dakota list Reitand commissioner of Indian affairs it Washington. Or. Roberts met them at Sioux Falls and on tuesday a Coolidge organization was formed therm with George Pettigrew As county chairman. At the local coating. J. To. Wells was chosen temporary chairman and m. L. Shade temporary Secretary j Charless Weller was then selected As county chairman and Stanley Reeves As Secretary. Washington ii. C., Jan. 19.�?the Cruiser Omaha Ami a half dozen destroyers Ila pc been ordered from Panama Waters to Vera Cruz. Tile a kit station Here is that the warships will proceed immediately to Hie Mexico port which is Headquarters for the de la Huerta rebels. That state department received from Tampico today a report that Coria m. Underwood sup to lie an american had Lieen found slain at Tan coed. Near pan ufos. Tile report was received by the Consul at Tampico from the trans on to Lien to i Petroleum rom Piny. Hut did ii give details As to the manner of his death. At Vera Cruz the warships will join the Cruiser Richmond due in Vera Cruz today to take on Board members of the Crew of the Standard Cruiser Tacoma. What their further movements will be officials Here arg not or a position to reveal. It is assumed that in ordering the ships to Vera Cruz the Washington or. Chambers told the gathering government acted on the same Prin that he was actually surprised i the amount of Coolidge sentiment j a i found thus far in the state. By triple Chat originally impelled he i dispatch the Tacoma to that it to port. In View of the rebel occupation of a there May be Johnson followers the City and the always present pos in South Dakota but i must say that night by governor w. H. Mcmutery j j have ?0 far failed to find any of who is in Sioux Falls on business re them inasmuch As Allen Fellows the Smith Dakota delegation it Tho following message to Olith Dakota agricultural and business Folk a tile president outlined plan evolved Hgt the Secretary of the Tea Ltd urn. Comptroller of current y and War finance corporation to get her Quot till other governmental agencies whereby Federal Reserve hunks in the twin cities. Tii Cago and new York will make funds available for be Iii South Dakota and Tho Northwest director Eugene Meyer of the War finance corporation and representatives of the comptrollers officer Are expected tit proceed at once to Sioux Falls to Confer with the Tate Bank Hoard. A a r ire South Dakota delegation non president Coolidge this org it run cd to the closing Sioux Falls and the Genii eking and Fin senator Sterling after the meeting. Lating to the banking situation on re i Seipt of the nows from Washington d. The governor pointed out Quot that the a measures outlined at the Washington a conference assured a Normal business 1 1 condition and the orderly marketing of the $490,000,000 Worth of agricultural products of the state. This in itself will bring a Tremenda j Ous amount of new Money into the state Quot said the governor. A this spleen j did expression of Confidence in the j strength and resource of South a of Sioux Falls had been mentioned As a possible manager of the Johnson Campaign in this state i did not j invite him to the Coolidge meeting there. Afterwards i saw him and he told me he was emphatically for the nomination of the president and in j j now is a member of the Coolidge j i Campaign committee for Minnehaha j county. A just before i left Washington fort South Dakota i saw the president and asked him if he had and men it i Kota and her people by Federal Agen for the people of this state. He 1 Des is a remarkable tribute and most i answered Tell them that i Ami flooring makers Are indicted for forming Trust thankful for the endorsement already j Given me in South Dakota and will i be thankful also for the support a which i expect to receive in the i March primaries in that Sivility of harm to american nationals or their interests where fighting is in Progress the government desires to take every precautionary measure possible. Ford affirms his offer for muscle Shoals will t Vuk property providing Gorgas Power Plant is rep eau or Mcnar farm Export Bill Given support wheat producers approve measure to finance shipments a govern ment Aid Washington. Jan. 19.�? up it a approval of the Mcnary Bill propos ing the creation of a $200,000,000 agricultural Export corporation to dispose of surplus farm products abroad was Given before the Senate agriculture committee today by representatives of wheat growers in the Northwest. The Bill is the third of the Trio of major farm Relief measures taken up by the committee which has indicated its intention to expedite a report. Professor la. Dale of the University of Idaho expressed the opinion tha the Mcnary Bill would have a immediate influence on the Price of Staple farm products by Eli min iting the Adverse effect of a a Export Ible answering questions by senator Ralston. Democrat of Indiana. A to the cause of the present Low Price a in View of existing the witness said Hitt in his opinion they grew out of a Price fixing in Europe on the basis of the Market Price of the american Quot i do not believe the Tariff has had any influence upon the Market Price erects where fighting i of wheat 80 far a the Northwest is a senator goodring Republican of Idaho interjected. Other witnesses including Farmers from Idaho and Montana expressed conviction that the Mcnary Bill would afford More than emergency Relief. George c. Jewett general manager of the american wheat growers association denied that the Bill would encourage an increasing a i plus by guaranteeing a profit to Grain raisers but both senator Gooding and senator Norris Republican of Nebraska expressed fear that the average Farmer would Center his efforts upon wheat. A other commodities pork and pork products for instance come within the provisions of the Bill Quot or. Jewett said. Of Washington Jan. 19.�?Secretary Mellon was challenged today by senator Couzens Republican of Michigan to inform the country How much he would Benefit personally from the reduction of income sur taxes which he has proposed in tax revision plan. A so Long As you have entered into the record of my securities Quot senator Couzens wrote a will you Tell us what your securities Are How much you own of each and How much you will Benefit by the reduction of sur taxes As proposed by you Quot the Michigan senators letter. Which is a part of a Long series of com in or cations he has exchanged with or. Mellon was made Public while the House ways and Means committee was winding up a week of hearings on the Mellon plan and a preparing to begin its first actual consideration of the various changes in tax levies proposed. Would to land representative Keller Republican of Minnesota introduced four Revenue Bills today. He proposed removal of the tax on corporation income and of All nuisance taxes and the institution of a tax of one percent on land holdings Over $10,000 in value. He also proposed a reduction of 50 percent in earned income rates As distinct from unearned income and an increase in inh or Ace taxes o big estate. His a i re a Sione Moi it Vin exposing first of m Umoh i Al Atlanta. Ga., Jan. 19.�?�?the South today paid homage to the memory of general Robert e. Lee. Governor of Southern so ate. Confederate veterans a d men and worn n High in rank in National and state affairs. Were in stand with bowed Heads is of Granite crashed Down to o lice of Stone Mountain ea\1rg thirty foot Square the head of i it ids greatest general standing is Desti nrj0 a a t v1 it St on t Centra carved humor to Tho of 4 a it ski haled to court n v ii Federal government c it \ of. I s to it m a v Ork association dictates m Viik it Mabel Normand is defended by woman speaker Illinois club official says Resolution to bar heu is blow to sex or. Roberts said that a number of Henry Ford today notified. Chairman speakers would be available for the Kahn of the House military commit Coolidge Campaign and promised the tee that his offer for muscle Shoals t Chicago. January 19. I i charging 32 individuals of 23 differ i it firms manufacturing Maple Birch and Beech flooring with violation of i chairman of the county committee to arrange at least one speech in behalf indictments of the president for Mitchell. Of weather forecast i a Cliffe late yesterday. The organi i cations named Are said to Manu Fae i Ture seventy per cent of All the floor Jing consumed in the United state most of them Are located in Michigan some in Wisconsin and Minne lire announced that the one would support a scheme to j War finance corporation j situation and it More j to a he state. Details of a i re being worked out in a held a senator Norbeck \ i n of reorganization of a a a it \ Falls National Bank Quot ill it Cit with View of re open fit it Ion. Promptly and get a feet. The situation is i a Ona ate lion because co the Beking and agriculture v in the Northwest. \ native of the War Fin a re Tim will be sent to South doth r sin in where the nation requires assistance a if of methods of applying Jed upon. Is understood to be a it or a g of the Banks be a he corporation. Storli g. Republican. South a a a a inference with Tim declared that the r Edow would in the Opin Ober Quot or Congress from restore i condition of con r e program he indicated., u a he approval of the Del Aiom an cd after Cabinet meeting i. . Jan 19�? it a a Ltd i of Leo Ami his Cabinet j a a. Our ova i late Friday to a or extending Iii assistance of a it s Rye Banks and the War nor Ilion to Northwestern i the wheat growing District i have re used or Are in danger u Quot tuition requires assistance b ids of the governments plan Bing Aid to the Banks whose a been strained by Sevor a failures were made Public uniter than the statement pie credit would be provid Wisconsin and Iowa generally the Sherman anti Trust Law were j Fajr tonight and sunday colder to a Plant returned before Federal judge Adam j night continued cold sunday. Minnesota generally fair Toni and sunday colder tonight in sex i by Treme South portion continued cold sunday. North Dakota generally fair tonight and sunday colder tonight in Northeast portion continued cold sunday. South Dakota generally fair to night and sunday somewhat colder i tonight in East portion continued j cold sunday. Forecast for next week Wash ton. I. C., Jan. 19.�? j weather Outlook for Tho week be ginning monday upper Mississippi Valley general i by fair except local snows Are prob of miss o m Sesika of this City. A j Alp thursday or Friday continued a still the Mckenzie Bill which would authorize acceptance of his bid was j said by the let Detroit manufacturer to be satisfactory if the a Madden Amend men which provides for replace a Mei t of the Gorgas steam Power adopted. He suggested. However. Several other amendments and was assured or. Kahn that they would be organization in Given a every consideration Quot when the committee resume its study of the muscle Shoals problem next tuesday. 3,000 clubs in rotary will hear Coolidge voice in new York to Forcer signs name of Tyndall woman ruse just Learned Tyndall. S d. Jan. 19�?the name Han and Helper on Oil pump injured in same Way on same Dav has been d Scover a. Was forged to a Check for $40 which was cashed on a december la last by a business House i Yankton and drawn on the Secu a Rita Bank at Tyndall. The Check was discovered to he a forgery when miss Srstka received her return Check it was a very Clever piece of work and the forged signature so closely resembled to at of miss Prostka that it was almost impossible to detect the difference. In a he meantime the officers of Yankton county Are looking for the forger who is Sun nosed to he a Young woman who had made the acquaintance of Mise Srstka and became familiar with or handwriting. Fall rivpr8urfau is has Pau. Of bin midwinter Exchange cold. Region of the great lakes Clearing and considerably colder at be i ginning generally fair and cold there Jaf re until latter part Quot Hen temper a lure Quot Iii moderate attended by a Snow or rain. I Hal Teni it Era turns maximum and minimum tempera-1 tunes from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today As recorded by the official government i Herm Nieter j maximum 16. I minimum 5 below. At 8 a. In. Today o below. O Onida s a. Jan. 19.�?while it j is said that lightning will never strike twice in the same place yet it is True i that happenings of a similar nature Are Cpl to repeat themselves if the conditions Are All perfect. In proof of which the following will Bear out i last week we the unloading a car of gasoline at a local station. Birl Smith j th8 manager got his hand caught in j the pump. Spraining his wrist and breaking his thumb the Bone break i ing close up to the hand. After a had the hand dressed he secured the services of John Mcdeid to finish in \ loading the car and within two hours of the time Birl was injured Mcdeid sustained an almost identical Hurt spraining i wrist and breaking his j thumb both fracture Are painful Chicago. Iii. Jan. 19.�?a radio message by president Coolidge on Washington a birthday in Honor of the birthday anniversary of the rotary club will be relayed around the world by the 3,009 clubs of th8 Wenty countries it was announced today. The a Golden rules message in Pha sizing the gospel of understanding among men advocated by rotary in j Tei National will be broadcast by the president from the White House in Honor of the nineteenth anniversary of rotary and in the rotary club no. J j i of Chicago on the afternoon of feb. J 22. Rotary a s founded in Chicago i on feb. 23, 1905. But Washington birthday was chosen As the Day for j i th8 presidents words to be broadcast. As the president Speaks from the White House rotary clubs in this and j foreign countries will be listening a in. Chicago. 111 Jan. 19.�?deploring the unfairness of women to members of their owns a. Mrs. Ina Roger Deach. Vice president of Tho eighth District of the Illinois federation of women a clubs in a statement today demanded to know a Why did no to those who would shove Mabel Normand off the Earth Chase Sarah Bernhardt off the stage a miss Norman has consented a soon As she is Able to appear before representatives of the first District of the federation and the women s association of Commerce and give her Side of the Story concerning the shooting of Courtland dines by her chauffeur in los Angeles. Opposing the petition of mrs. Roy Hoadley. Chairman of the motion picture committee of the federation to bar miss Normand from the films mrs. Deach asked a i wonder if it of Tirreli to mrs. Headley that she was taking from miss Normand the Chance to earn a decent living when she penned that a we at least must not discriminate against those of our own she said. A if we Are going to recognize the double Standard at All for goodness Sake let us give women the advantage of our lax View Point. A sold hard cider to school boys Sturgis Man must face trial the Ward Strain the a throughout legs a. Live poultry a per year shipped southwestern and states to new Yor consumption. Or. I prices controlled by j Mil tee of the Assoria Are then Telegraph throughout the rout j to establish prices o affecting All Tho fad from the Farmer the members also alleged to i Boycott commis a unit a direr Daugherty a Iii against i protective is officers or. Hay illegal re. Here by a prices was Aion 0.00 a it a prevent wholes Tailer Field. Beni in f for a ring i the Trade Nus Mer. Association Are threatened to in in order to Diing to other preventing re the wholesale Polar flight plan to Annex Region to u. S. Sij Al Imit Denby telis con Gress expedition is i or million ski Ike Miles Hiram Johnson opens Campaign in n. On Jan. 29 s urges s. A. Jan. 19.�?f. J. Sprung was arrested for Selling hard j cider to minors. Sprung was arrest de after an investigation As to How j some High school boys were getting something with a kick in it at a preliminary hearing before judge Charles Hunt sprung Quot ii bound Over to circuit court under $1,000 Bonds which he furnished. The Hank Handlo Pool Hall j was looked Over and samples taken of some of the liquid analysis showed that one barrel contained a i Large per cent of alcohol. New minister wit Shingto n. <., Jan. 19.�?dp>�? the prime purpose of the she Nan Doahn a prop it sed Pou r flight score tary Den by told the House naval con in Ute today is exploration in the Arctic re Gion Xvi ii a View to an sexing land n that at of to the United states. A the Mer 8 fact to nut the re in an unexplored area of , Squar Miles and Jack it to Tho United lie said a col is Titus is a constant Chal Lens to the United i 4tafe?. Ave can to permit that vast territory to fad into the bands of an other Power. If we done to make this t Light this sum Mer the a Nti re Arctic Region will is Pilot Ogra Phe i and is in d by another Power wit Hin a it a we Are n of trying to discover the North to. A do q a a a a n toe feat of Peary an ani1 Fri it a n. We want to explore. And the Shenandoah a admirably fit Ted for t hat m u a / said a expedition would Cost a pro i i Paley $183,. All member. It of the so n my Oahu a Crew head Bod. Arc c in a Tov the adventure a , he ? i i would in Fargo. X. A. Jan. 19.�?senator Hiram Johnson will open his North Dakota Campaign for the Republican presidential nomination in Fargo. Jan. Weather and roads things they ordinarily use both. In. Daily by the arose Atod press i widow wins surf for damages husband was Faulkton. A. A. Jan. 19�?the Faulk county farm Bureau has issued a Call for the annual mid Winter Exchange. Over .000 Worth of item were listed n the 1923 sex j change and its supplements. The Dij rectors of the county farm Bureau j grand Forks Cloudy 6 below roads fair. Sioux Falls Clear la below roads fair. Huron Clear 5 below roads fair. Aberdeen Clear. 8 below roads fair. St. Cloud Clear 14 below roads Good. Mankato Clear Zero roads fair. Mitchell Clear 5 below fair. Winona Clear 2 above roads 29, it was announced a Campaign and the victims Are rapidly growing j Headquarters Here today. He will abandon his grand Forks address until a later Date the announcement \ stated when he will make a More sex i tended tour of this state. The Fargo address will be the Only Ore Given in this state until his later return. Of killed by live wire Black Huls sunday school workers to of a or Board. Arreney. My the feel that the Exchange Sheet published shortly after the a losing inventory of the year and prior to Spring operations offers a genuine service to the resident of the county and demonstrate conclusively a he vatv0 f old have Beer. I . Blocked. Duluth partly Cloudy 5 below roads heavy. Watertown Clear. Fair. Fargo Cloudy to a fair. Pierre. S. A. Jan 19�?in a trial which occupied the entire week in circuit court Here the jury late Friday returned a verdict for $8,500 roads j damages against the City of Pierre As a result of the death of Reuben l. Fordythe who was killed last july when he ran his automobile into a meet in rapid City boosters of Lemmon want ty/0 counties made out of Perkins blown Down wire Light system. Of the municipal an a Forsythe. 4 below roads widow of the deceased was the Plain rapid City. S. D., Jar. 19�?black Hiu sunday school workers will meet Here january 22-23, according to an announcement from Georgy. Miller. Huron Secretary of the South Dakota sunday school Council of religious education for two Days of in Pierre. S i coming Orvy Era election into smaller n in the we Tiv sprain become up to the a which is show. Or is Perkin Omal of the counts id a ii St by should be run that Bison. I Rath ones Vav. A r of Genet it tar r counties state is below Road this is Lewis , a rejection member of Uncle Sam s diplomatic of the county in1 Tiff in the Case. The amount sued for i Tensive tudy and investigation As to i family. He recently assumed his would Dave that duties a United stalls mind so or to of dry of any new a Czecho Ovakim. Arranged. A the City will from the judgment. Appeal better method Proe endure. If Sabbath school t Cor 8 h a on8 county pre a m i nary of View 1 to boosters do Ziai on. This gtd in that part a i on g with the Cliv Ding in s pm abilities Are a nutty seat cd. W if i ave of ii ,. A. Portions n on in ext a Ems v a b a Mug by be

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