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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - January 29, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican a Quot Lui i Ion vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota tuesday january 29, 1924. Number 103denby says he wont quit this is How Henry Ford spends de Troiter not developed costly habits re Ftp have made manufacturer More simple in his habits than before likes Plain things Rva time and moneys so. At Aberdeen feb. 20 brr Phi v Mist by uk1d, on a he insists is or football Kan in Aunkst l. Lynn \ \ set viol writer Mich. Jan. 2 9. La in How till a a nov t Ord spend his Money much of the world s largest to lavished on its owner Ruth is that Ford with All . Has never developed the a St is a it and habits of a Mil ran a certain contempt a a most of it goes Back in prices and creates jobs for is of men other millions he recently gave anon and a half to his Hospi of or of i a tither charitable and work hi5 dare not let the of about for fear of being ,1 with pleading letters our a easily Quot blow in Quot $5000 n himself and never miss it. H he exception of a few which serve As outlets for mental vein in Bis character a made him More ii is personal habits than Plain food. A quiet Home i a lie i possible display. Is a Ford yacht but it is f i to. Ily Ford himself finds t not m yachting but in ice camping and tree Bismarck. V. Jan. 29 a the hearing of the railroads Perriton for increase in Lignite Coal rates from North Dakota mines will be opened on Fob. 29 in Aberdeen. S And j on feb. 25 in Bismarck As originally j scheduled under an arrangement satisfactory to the North Dakota rail Navy head to keep his Post despite fight Roa i com in Salon commissioner c. Trav. It was stated w Mcdonnell by to Sinclair wont come Back till he gets ready Holder of Teapot dome Leask Karres Lenroot App o v Esca no Eli to on these pictures of Henry Ford at play show him sell thing Wood. 1a thi n feet in a Mountain Stream. As a Yachtsman am As he appears when skating. Set below is the so ii Joel i Ocse Ford attended As chased for sent am ent Al re As of s. Boi de. Without rat of up of re not to Wear a a it s Cheek Are Well tanned he s Wear?5 Plain clothes usually a sack j a. Blue or Gray. \ a a t costs Ford $99 or $190. It i a Iller Lade and Loose fitting and let answer two requirements it i r. A be Plain and of Good Quality. To Quot fact. The Man s philosophy May a summed up in thes four words j Quot a Quot i in and Geed they Are a i e Ooka for in everything. A w a i a a a meal. An employee at t or scat at a it Chew it a even Ford himself know cd of his income he uses As Quot a a mending recently he or go it he Little schoolhouse in to. Be a. Township where he studied is i Ford Hasni to said what he a. W the it probably he will re a a a tangible memory of his food lust to he preserved y e pm j Homestead befriend Quot Birds or. Fod spend Quot Money Foster a r in a Bird and animal. 1 r e or j his Dearborn Horn he i s a a led drinking Fountain for d re Tures. These Are kept r by electrical Standard May be responsible for conditions Post office and Treasury budget show reduction Oil Kight i Moreo to by it Bottom of refusal to Aid Soith Dakota. Claim Republican Washington Bureau. Obi Albee building Washington i. Jan. 29. N w by George k. Authier is the Standard Oil company Back 1 of the disinclination of City ins Titu Mons to come to the Rescue of South j Dakota financial Banks there is a Well defined Rumor go j ing about Washington to this effect i hut thus far there been nothing tangible produced to substantiate the j report. It is asserted by those who have kept in close touch with the sit j nation during the last few weeks that them Mast a program of reducing i Tho Cost of gasoline in South Dakota in directly responsible for the silence j i and inaction on the part of the Bank j ing interests of the cities toward the i situation in South Dakota hut no one j i Here can put his Finger on a single j my Eye collecting instance that will furnish positive ques and is recon proof of the rumours. these the life of president Coolidge however j America from earliest moved definitely to take up the finance is making a Pollee j Cial and agricultural problem of South e evolution of lighting. J Dakota and the Northwest. At a Quot White House conference it j was decided to Call a meeting Here it next monday at which about thirty representatives of business interests j will be represented. The purpose of this conference Viil be to work out a j method of refunding the Bing time it paper which is clutter a up Banks i in Genori. The president is of the1 j opinion that those interests which j rely upon the Prosperity of the grit cultural sections should particulate i and Aid in Effort and not ave the entire Groin for the govern i Niento the Call for a conference is re 1 sanded As a gentle but impressive in i for the interests t Washington. C., Tan. 29.�?near- by three quarters of a billion Dol i Lars is carried in the annual Supply i Hill for Hie Treasury and Post office i departments reported today by the House appropriation committee. The i exact amount is $729.s5s.451, an in a crease of Sis,476.sso Over total a it proper nations or the two departments i for the current fiscal year. Hut $5.-447.696 less than budget estimate. The Treasury department allot a Niento does not Lake into consideration j $1,839,051,075 for permanent Acyl in i definite appropriations which do not a require annual congressional action. I it doe.?, however include $10,629,7 70 for enforcement of prohibition�?$3.-j 629.770, More than was granted last year. Railway strike in England is ended terms Are secret and which he recently probes would clean House in j Veteran Bureau experts meet to seek cure for ailments com i Lete reorganization urged in report made Akter Lono investigation Jan full the Bankers we farm interests represented it meeting to Brookings today Washington. Authority for the direction o veterans Bureau to put into Force a Complete administration re organization both in the Home office and in j a a a. A. A Brookings s. D., Jan. 29.�?promi or of a a s hi"p0e in a or inn not hankers and representatives of Ary report filed with the sgt a to it i agricultural interests were in Consul Day by be special Committer Hilt he her today in an Effort to Paris France. Tan. 29�? a9 a Harry j f today cabled senator Len i Root commending president Cool judge n action to Institute Legal proceeding Over the Teapot Ell leas.?. But reit rating i determination not i to return to testify further until his i european business trip been 1 completed. I or. Sinclair in his message says a welcomes a eth judicial deter Mimi Ion of these questions in the lawfully constituted courts of our Rountry and at the earliest Dat i a adds that having appeared Liefer Fth investigating committee five different times and been Dise raged. He feels justified in remaining in Europe until his by sin is negotiations Arconi plated. J a on five different Oora Sions Quot the j message says. A i have appeared be i fore your committee. T have Given you a Vry fact or circumstance of a t fact you have inquired about from me and was thereupon discharged by you from further testimony. To was i not until you told in that t was Dis i charged from further testimony that i came to Europe. A i came Here on a business matter. As soon As i can expedite my business t shall return. A a a have stated before your committee that neither i nor the companies with which i am a connected have Ever Given Secretary fall or any representative of the government any Money or any consideration whatsoever in connection with the Teapot dome a ease and t again repeat i have not done in found Ford in a Birthplace dig a Olaine Ford Okon cups and c Yard and then wins to Anorth have the pattern or Ford s revers i Quot Kotlier liked Collar ration of old it s collection of mostly the songs Mother s Day i n this music ? Home. A Kio it take lectures. Football vex Beall fan and goes to r t s and i a hex seat. Ten most any Day j his Dearborn Plant j he a Quot is this sex i bus yes errands j n or on Long trips i a Lincoln. A a pair of shoes. Aper than that. And me. He cats with a expend Quot Ive hotels i h counters. Hie j he Ries a Liberal Ain Gold watch but Ever tasted tobacco a of. London. Eng. Jan. 29�?<a> a the i strike of locomotive men which seriously interfered with railway tray i Fie in great Britain since Jan. 20. Ended today. The terms of the settlement have not. Yet been announced but it was evident that they would not have to be submitted to a vote of the Mem i hers of the associated society of locomotive engineers and fire when i which called the strike As a protest a against a wage reduction. Union leaders said that trains prob i ably would a running on virtually Normal schedules by evening. The j agreement it was reported was largely due to the efforts of the mediation j committee. Radiator Coffee i is newest method i of getting votes j St. Louis Tan 29 Frank Arm i Strong of Harrisonville candidate for i tit democratic nomination for we rotary of state arrived her la get night i to relate to democratic friends a no Al method of winning votes. Arm Strong been canvassing the Ozark Region in his motor car. He carried i a frying pan to do 1 is cooking. Recently Armstrong decided a j would w in More vote by passing out a a Coffee a j Iii new acquaintances. So Lac scoured out the Radiator in his Mexico City Mexico. Jan. Sg._0p>l�r and ailed it with Coffee Arrie to Federal capture of Esperanza key in i Quot a Tow i it a passes out cur Stone of the rebel line guarding Vera Quot teaming hoi Coffee. He finds it even j Cruz and consequent disown belter than the Nickel Cigar or the Huerta forces was Quot bottle method employ cd campaigning Duys. A spent eight months in investigating the affairs of the Bureau. Under the plan recommended the director would be enabled to establish rating hoards in every District Arni sub District to examine and rate claimants in person to greatly simplify procedure on Appeal and to make Radical changes in Hospital administration. This is Only one of a score of recommendations mad by the committee which proposes a codification of All of the Laws affecting the Bureau. Regulating compensation for disabled veterans regulating War risk insurance of persons in the military i service and providing for vocational j rehabilitation of disabled veterans. Other changes in existing Laws or proposed by the committees j i diagnose the Northwest financial ailment particularly in South Dakota i where several of the state s largest j Banks recently have cidred. While i he conference was informal it Wax hoped the outcome would pro a vide workable suggestions for improving condition or at least pave the Way for future meetings when formal action might be Tak a. It. Otis of Madison ailing director of the Norbeck Bill for farm Aid wins support Washington C., Jan. 26 a up a the Norbeck burtness Bill. Providing financial Relief for Farmers in areas stricken by crop failure approved in principle yesterday was ordered favourably reported today by the Senate agricultural i agricultural committee. Minfee of the american Bankers the committee approved an Amend association and Curtis l. Mosher of i ment by senator Harrison. Democrat Teapot dome scandal also draws fire on head of the attorney general demand resignation Fau too i fill to testify we heering it be Conti vied it his bedside Washington. P Jan 29 both the White House and Congreve a proceeded today with plans to throw the Whol fall Doheny Sinclair Oil lease muddle into the court. To another dramatic debate the Senate not Only premed toward hellion on Art annulment a sol Tutti on but heard renewed demand that Secretary Penny retire from the Cabinet because of his part in the. Leasing program a the Cabinet assembled for b s regular tuesday session there a renewed indications that or. It a re id expected the Navy Secretary to retain his poet. In this attitude the administration ha.? the support of re titular Republican leaders of the Senate Confer at Whito honer the attack on or. Den by a Wail As the proposal to employ special counsel to prosecute the Oil annulment suits were talked Oer at a White House conference Lajti night attended by senator Lodge and several others. The president was not yet ready today however to announce who would he chosen to conduct the prosecution. Following the Cabinet meeting Secretary Donny said he a no intention whatever of resigning at the present time a and president Coolidge asked a direct question relative to the Robinson Resolution requesting the resignation of Secretary Denby replied that it was a matter he did not care to discus.? just before the Senate met. The Oil investigating committee heard a statement by an attorney for former Secretary fall and decided to question tomorrow the physicians who have attended or. Fall since he Cam to Washington. The statement by h s counsel today declared he was threatened with a nervous breakdown and requested that his testimony he taken in his sick room. The immediate subject of the Senate debate when the session began today a the Resolution of senator Walsh Democrat. Montana Alling on the president to employ special counsel and Institute j proceedings for cancellation of both the Doheny and Sinclair leases. Its passage before adjournment tonight was generally predicted on both Side of the chamber. Den by Rackers a different situation however i confronted the Resolution printed by senator Robinson Democrat Arkansas asking for the removal of seer Eta re Denby and any other officials of the Navy department whose connection with the la is indicates i Quot misfeasance or malfeasance a the Republican organization opposed the proposal. Although they conceded that it might attract enough. Democratic and insurgent Republican voters for adoption. Practa include that a the lapse permitted Case be be the Ena Ltd to after Only within two partial reinstatement it of War risk insurance be that reinstatement Iii any Mil Ted fur one year aft rent of the code. By when application i years of the laps physical to i Sab Short of total be no bar to a it there Ziade that Lily of service origin permanent disability instatement and i Quot Tate mint out of retrain be Pratt in m of the Northwest. We i but he i most interested and will comprise eaters. The bulk of the conference. However in addition to i dunkers and Heads from that and other sections insurance company Heads will be represented showing the realization that the agricultural problem is a National and not a local one. federalists take Keystone position of mexican rebels automatic r i Active awards of comp Endia i cited. That vocational training be limited to those who suffered disability in j i line of duty Bow Een april 6. 1917, i and july 6. 1921. That vocational training be limited j a to those who made applications on or before june �?�9. 1 923 that training must be started on or before june 30, .92 4, and that All training must be terminated by june 3�, 1926. Weather forecast j tonight and wed j Minneapolis. Representative of the Federal Reserve Hank there were among Early arrivals. Other prominent participants include Dfred a. Irish of Fargo representing the Federal Reserve District and these officers of the South a i Kola Bankers association and the j Natoci Ationo a agricultural committee Andrew Koppri rold of Webster president of. Snodrass of Interior chairman of the committee l. J. Welch of Mitchell Secretary j. B. Stiles of Watertown c. Smith of Lemmon and finer Johnson of Volin. F l. Kelso of Ardmore president of the South Dakota farm Bureau federation also took part in the conference which is being held at the South Dakota state College. sweeping probe of air service sought in House of Mississippi which would increase the appropriation from $50,000,000 to $75,009,090 and make the additional available for Farmers generally instead of Only wheat growers. The amendment Bill. The first general Relief measure of the areas on previous for Loans of up to $1,00�?T to Farmers who desire to diversify their products. The Secretary of agriculture would control distribution of the funds which would go to applicants wha Are approved by local loan committees. A git Coolidge a committee also action on a suggestion of Tresi wrote into the Bill a provision requiring present creditors of a Farmer applicant to Grant a reasonable Extension to existing liabilities before any new loan can be made Beck to fill place vacated by Stedronsky Washin on la. A. Jan. 29.�?a i sweeping investigation of the air re j ice was demanded in the House to Day by representative Nelson re i Minnesota Kai mesday Soni Wii at colder wednesday in Northwest portion n Orth Dakota fair tonight and wednesday colder tonight in North i publican of Wisconsin who declared cast portion. J he was informed that conditions South Dakota fair tonight and 1 which now list a a continuation of wednesday not much change in tem the same or acute by the same Par fall 18 suffering Ittem nerve collapse is report Washington O., Jan. 29.�?albrt r fail former Secretary of the Interior. Is on the verge of an Rovou breakdown the Senate Oil committee was told today by his counsel i Ovi Cooke. Quot senator fall been under a great Strain for the last few week said or. Cooke a the travelled extensively and been put to a great physical urging that the committee As a whole or a sub committee examine or. Fall in i sick room at Tho Homo of j. W. Zevely or. Cooke told. The committee that it was the opinion of the attending Phat us ians that a delay in the Lexani Inion tended Only to aggravate his condition. He added that the doctors Felt that any prolonged Strain upon him at this time might i have a most detrimental effect and 1 read a statement prepared last n arb by or. John Wharton and three consulting physicians to that effect. The recommendation wan made that the committee visit tile a vely Horn and take or. Falls statement without any undue delay. Senator Walsh a a d he would prefer to hear first from physicians As to when or. Fall would be Likely to be Able to com before the committee and after a discussion the committee decided to hear the doctors tomorrow of i tement shows Pukwana Banks in Good condition s t Jan. 2 9�?a Epe a sting of Twenty eight at be were loaded Here c our City and Chicago. Gridded at Kim Kwan shipment is est in letter than $33.-�?� n to this twelve loads slipped out of this Point men ? show that the a a a in a very Satis Ion. The three Banks lion of the de la considered by the War department tonight an the beginning of the end of the Gulf coast rebellion. It was indicated that Orizaba another rebel stronghold in the path of the Federal offensive was expected to fall shortly White forces in amur set up free state it is said Tokio Japan. A an. 29�? a3 a White forces in Siberia have seized upon the occasion of the death of Nicolai Lenin to proclaim a free state in amur province and have interrupted railway service to Vlados the old students confess to postal robbery at Missoula. Mont. Pesature. Ii Rel temperature maximum and minimum tempera a from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. 1 in. Today is Quot Reco ded by the offic Ial i government thermometer maximum 9. Minimum. 24. At s a. In. 26. Ties a that wrote the blackest Page in America s War history in the air Craft introducing Resolution asking for the appointment a of a special com Muttee of inquiry he said Quot i am preferring no charges against anybody. I simply wish tot Sioux Falls. S a Jan. 29�?fo? lowing the resignation yesterday of John Stedronsky of Wagner a a Senate Likely to vote on majority candidate for Congress on lease annulment today the democratic ticket it was an a Washington. I it. Jan 29�?<�> a bounced her last night that Warre naval Oil a serv continued Beck of Geddes. President of the today to absorb the a nation of both South Dakota federation of labor the legislate and the executive would be appointed As a candidate to branches of the government fill the vacancy. I the Senate met an hour earlier this democratic leaders declare than usual to resume it it Diset Aaion Marks one of the first Steps in the a with prospects of a vote during Tho proposal to fus the democratic and Day on the Resolution of Sena Karmer Zabor forces in South Dako Walsh Democrat Montana Aii x to for the Gen ral election not fall. A of Over $ i Tok and eastward according to and Quot Rve o considerably vices received by the a gov Gal eminent from Mukden. Butte. Mont., Jan 26.�?robert ack j Ler. 19. Butte r. A. Heller. 21. Boston and Bernard question 21, of Kalispell mont., students of the uni j verify of Montana at Missoula a under at it in that City charged with robbing the Missoula Post office last night of $35,099 currency. The Mon j by been consigned from Spokane to the Missoula Trust company. The three student.? confessed a. Cording to Post office officials and declared they concealed the Money under a Bride Over the Missoula i i or. The in nov a. A or recovered weather and roads these bulletins arc flied at 8 30 a. In. Daily by the asq0cfated press Minot Clear 26 roads fair. Grand Forks Clear. 30 roads fair. Aberdeen Clear. 26 roads fair. Huron Clear. 25 roads fair. 8ioux Falls Clear 23 roads fair. Pierre Clear. 26. Roads Good. Watertown Clear 26 roads fair. Duluth. Clear 25 roads heavy. Fargo Cloudy 34 roads fair. Winona Clear. 18 roads Snow bound Mankato Clear. 2s. Roads fair. St Cloud Clear 20 roads Good Mitchell Clear. 26roads fair. End this unspeakable condition in the Lim Kiah tit Fly Oil Ai vice or set at rest these Ani new i alb charge if found untrue a of prohibition ends in Turkey liquor j is state monopoly London eng Jan. 29.�?prohibi i Tion in Turkey came to an Ignominy j ious end bunday says a constantinople dispatch to the daily mail when of re j Mier ii met Pasha a proposal to restore liquor As a state monopoly re i be Ved the unanimous approval of the j National Assembly. J a steamship office for executive action looking to annulment of the Sinclair and Doheny Contrada affecting the Tarot dome and California reserved the Pearl Harbor i Oil Reserve development and Tho coastal storage tank undertaking. _ i the Senate also before it Thalf he fix Virv own roution adopted by the House is Villi flail v of in j ter Day appropriating $190,000 to a _ Able the president to employ special counsel to act for the government in place of the department of Justice a prosecution growing out of the Oil inquiry together with another Resolution requesting president Coolidge to ask for the resignations of Secretary Den by and All other a officials Oil officers of the Navy depart no Quot whose Ablations with the Oil reserves less Irdi to Abed in St d., Jan. 29.�?in order that people of North in South Dakota planning sea voyage it May obtain better service than a been possible in the past a steamship Bureau been established her in the Milwaukee depot. This Bureau which will be for j rhe Benefit of the citizens of Aberdeen and of norther i South Dakota in Gen i a ral. Will a loosed in the office of i 7 the divisor mar agr. I fear Anre and Mal fyn ton ii of on of three i %

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