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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 2, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Cloudy warmer the evening Republican third Edfin Ion it vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Tuesday july 2, 1929 ten pages number 228 4 in stowaway cold shouldered jobs on farm or Are Iberia. 1b&difes i Cors on his m As Lindy la. Of Han passengers drive youth to his Cabin by their scorn ft5 not reception -r.c. Me., july 2�? inst Shreiber. The 22-year-old r land. Me., whose presence is Atlantic plane a yellow did not make known to until that ship was Well. From old Orchard. Me. I a returned to the United the liner Leviathan in tiered Unsung. Tiuch subdued Stowe almost unnoticed among. Reds of other passengers cd Down the Gangway said this was just How. A d it although it was re i a that despite the fact his presence on the steamship had been advertised none of the passengers seemed anxious to meet him and the treatment drove him into the isolation of his Cabin where he staved most of the trip. Father is proud to Arthurs father however Morns k Schreiber a Little gravitated furrier who met him at the die the boy is another Lindbergh. The elder Schreiber is full of talk of contracts and plans although he would not be pinned Down to specific statements. He had obtained Rem the customs House a permit to meet his son at quarantine and he talked All the Way Down the Harbor of what his boy might do. priest in address hits in the world negro critics men who will hold posts Black congressman declares he intends to have All his rights face tremendous task of marketing crops wont raise prices by Mark Sullivan Washington d. July in the kind of men to be selected and already selected for the farm Board is determined by the nature of the Board s functions. These functions Are really All included in one and the nature of the one main function tis suggested by the official name of the act creating the Board. That official name is Quot the agricultural marketing act and not the a farm Relief As it was called popularly and loosely. The Paramountcy of this function is again emphasized in the Bill a declaration of policy which describes the purpose As a the effective merchandising of agricultural All the other separate and minor functions of the new Board Are subordinate to and Lead up to the one Central and Paramount function. All that fixes the function of the v. S. Revenue increased if fit on duty by Bootlegger payments income taxes boost Federal receipts by Large sums it is said a figures kept secret but profits Are alleged to be bigger than in wet Days vendors of intoxicants Are takings More profits today than they did in pre prohibition Days and Are Shar Washington d. C., july 2�?that illicit liquor dealers have swelled the income tax receipts of the Treasury is shown by returns not open to the pubic. Government officials have been Busy for months trying to discover j liquor now bulks larger annually the reason for increased collections t that any other time in the history attack of mfr ats from individuals and trave found of the internal Revenue Bureau. I amp j tha. Bootleggers it illicit manufacture i the printed list of taxpaying a ers and others who handle into i. Spirits and liquors for the last Fis on manganese resumed again Sojot our axe oui a _ of i it f i ing them with Uncle Sam in the steel interests Beek i o have Way of income taxes. A Treasury or on Annj to a can official is the authority for the state i anti removed in Oen ment that Money made out of s. Ate committee d. Is interested Cleveland Ohio. July 2�?wpi�? charges of cowardice and hypocrisy were Flung by congressman Oscar de priest Chicago negro last night at members of the Legislatures of Southern states which recently passed resolutions censuring mrs. Herbert Hoover for inviting mrs. priest to a White House reception. Congressman de priest was speaking before 2.000 persons at a mass meeting of the National association for the advancement of coloured people. A eth eve re just a lot of cowards a the Illinois congressman called the Southern legislators. A this is my country and your country. In be been elected to Congress the same As any other congressman and in a going to have the rights of every other congressman no More and no less of it a in the congressional Cating liquors Are paying very substantial and Ever increasing sums to the income tax units. There is no Way to get the names or the Cal year is Short compared with the returns of individuals who Are profiting by the illegal traffic. In recent years receipts from amounts paid in by persons engaged it bootleggers of liquor adn from cig in thelidor traffic for the Law pro areas have increased while those tests the taxpayer from publicity. From Many other sources have de it is claimed that the makers and creased. A Nebo by Eise was excised about seem Arthur Schmeer Leit a yellow Bird stowaway on his return to this country on the s. S. Leviathan his father Morris Schreiber right to whom the boy is another Lindbergh. Made up for All the rest. New Board and the function of the w Board in turn determines the kind i Tea of men appropriate to compose it. A e priest said the criticisms of Congress m framing the act Tacij is hoovers receiving mrs. recognized this and re framed from pest at the White House Tea was putting upon the president any Lim i an indent used by Southern demo i tat ions such As have hampered cratic politicians seeking to win the s. May secure airmail service Federal department May order Survey in Mitchell it is intimated Chicago ll., july step Franklin s. Hardinge 61-year old defendant in a $250,000 breach of Promise action went Over the sues artist fur democrats urge funny picture tax reductions previous presidents in similar situations. Neither in this Bill nor in the debate Over it was there any considerable demand that the Board should consist of a dirt a dirt Farmer might be the Best Farmer in the world both have no aptitude for the wholly separate and highly technical Art of marketing. Presidents hands free there were in the debates some demands that the appointees should be a men who follow the plough a but those expressions were recognized As sheer politics. Neither did Congress put any geographical or sectional limitations he Mav follow aviation his father Iames Cruze says portrait i Mellon. However declares said but the future is Uncertain. Looks like Skrabis surplus is Accident and intimations from the elder Schreib Mic Frog opposes cuts Sard s a amp the saw. In Angeles. Calif july 2-�-a Washington. O. A. July 2-<�>-. But it was apparent that the youth portrait of James Cruz Winch the the months of discussion about upon the presidents Choice. Fill adventurer had lost his Faith motion picture director had intend j tax reduction which Are to come in Congress did dictate in the Bill a a or cart Quot circles have already that a in making the appointments the sirs Nan non treas ithe present sha11 blvd due con _ _ the $185.000.wo treat Side ration to having the major a. Speaks in attn Kim Ditt Decker an artist in Sirr a it a a inspiration. Ricu Tural commodities fairly repro a Aling Schreiber i the director said when the suit exc Quot pm. An assertion a secret Ary seized that requirement r lived i be into a Vita phone a saving he was filed that the action was in Mellon that the question of recon up by first three appoint Ved his Safe Arr Vulto file Gal-1 tended As punishment for Deckers. Mending reduction had not Bern menu out Al the eight who will in try of the French fliers. He said action subsequent to cruzes refusal considered administration officials \ compose Tjie Complete Board. James a a a wonderful time in to accept the picture. Have withheld comment online j c Stone of Kentucky is identified solid South Back into the Democrat tic Darty. However he added a fall racial prejudice is not confined to any one party or to and one Church. They Are All tinged with turning to the subject of prohibition. priest said a the government is preparing to spend millions for enforcement of the 18th amendment. A few millions ought to be sent to enforce the 13th, 14th and Pond he to expert j is i of the. 15th which guarantee uie negro his civil and political rims. A i want to thank the democrats of the South for one thing they were so Barbaric Thev drove my parents to Tim North of it Hadnot been for the i be in Congress yank net aces the torrid lovemaking attributed to him. Evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., july 2�?the Joy Quot a pm a it m0ve vhf a ,,h Story of Ann Livingston today and Barber shop or at a White House service through the establishment of a lovemaking she a new line from the twin cities to Omaha by Way of Sioux Falls and Sioux City Iowa May be Given serious consideration by the Post office department Here in the near future it was Learned today. Post office department officials have been informed for several months that better air facilities in the Dakota regions were needed and have had under consideration at various times several plans for carrying out this plan. Some time ago representatives from that Section suggested that the Minneapolis line now extending eastward be routed Westward to to Pacific coast with appropriate stops in the Dakotas but officials have not taken action on this proposal. May hold hearings the More recent suggestion made Here by r. S. Hanford jr., of Sioux City of the tri state airlines and j. M. Foster of the Sioux airways at Sioux Falls among others has been offered to the interdepartmental airways committee by pos do at up inf Man ital authorities for prior action and dam i Rived a in View Public hearings May be held at an Wimbledon. England july 2.�?up Early Dater a Wilmer Allison and John Van i Hanford and Foster who were Ryn. American youngsters sprang accompanied Here y John h. Kelly evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., july 2�?the Battle Between steel interests and american manganese producers Over the manganese Tariff continued this week before the Senate finance committee. Carson Adkerson representing the american manganese producers association told the sub committee dealing with the manganese schedule that recent investigations have revealed sufficient Ore deposits in South Dakota and oth Hardinge attacks charges j or states to warrant an increased made against him by j duty on this Mineral. His View was Ann Livingston principally opposed by the Ameri 2 of it Stei by can Iron and steel Institute repro magnate denies torrid loves seated by l. E. Black who asked that manganese is essential to the economies of their Industry made concerted of Orts to reduce the import duty on this Mineral and its Ore. Failing before the committee efforts were continued on the floor of the House when the Hawley Bill interspersed in the denials the was up f2.r general debate. A Williamson opposed Cut the move to lower the duty was in had a a a wonderful time in i to accept the picture. Pave Wisanu a a a a . France everybody he said was the painting was bad enough the prospects. Members of Congress with tobacco q b. Denman of mis j a Surprise to Dav by defeating the Sioux City editor told the depart Cor la to him. Particularly kind i director contended but the thing who Are still in the capital Are less with livestock and Carl we j Strong French combination of Hen ment that their companies would to him France he said was which pained him Mast was the reticent but most of them think ams 0f Oklahoma with Cotton and Ricochet and Jacques Brunon in like to bid for the air mail contracts wheat. These attachments to farm commodities Are however much Short of the Complete justification of these appointments. These men of few Ather. Fact that Decker i slaved the if any reduction proposal at Quot i do not Hope to meet three trait behind a set of bars in a hoi All is to come from the adm Nistra finer men than Lotti Asso Lant and Lywood. Calif show window. Tion it cannot be expected before i f r they Are not Only won a James Cruzet in prison for the regular sessions begin in de Kerful aviators but real sports the artist said he did this Cember. Imi my soon after we landed in Spain. A after Cruse refused to for the Democrat of the Senate finance fall la the Quot pm of the great Meno Lotti said to me in the pres painting committee Here chiefly because cd function of the Bill which is Clarence of his co fliers a everything a a naturally i the Tariff revision hearings. 106t no Felting. The marketing must be is forgiven. Ally a Well that ends,0ruze i Ever showed my time in raising the question and carried on throw High the Agency of Well a wife the picture Decker carried it chairman Smoot frequently an Farmers cooperative associations. As Schreiber and his father motored would scare her death Mouth administration spokesman on Finan an first step the new off wit wami twmtmfcp1.cr end be a Gargoyle face Etc i Strab Ria affairs a equally prompt Board hav it the Confidence of embarked in a plane. Upon reach Mac Frog j wanted a portrait net a with the declaration a nothing do j existing cooperative associations the Quarter finals of the British championship menus doubles 7-5, 8-6. 3-6. 8-6. Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter american veterans resumed their Ca Maaieh for the British doubles championship today by defeating Baron von Wehrling of Hungary and Heinrich Kwi Schroth of Germany. 6-4.8-6.6-1. To Semi finals. O if such a route is decided upon. They told officials that thy were amply equipped and can provide adequate facilities for the successful operation of the new line. Volume warrants service the growth in the number of South Dakota airports and the potential air mail volume which is said to exist in Mitchell and other Gray headed Oil Burner manufacturer hurled counter started the reputation and character of the pretty 29 year old Divorcee from Tulsa okla. She told him he testified that she so greatly admired Charles Nax married St Louis newspaper Man that she was anxious to Bear a child by him. Loved poetry a she said it was because he wrote poetry loved music and was generally he said. Hardinge denied vehemently that he Ever attempted intimacy with miss Livingston As she had charged. The pretty plaintiff again made herself the cynosure of All eyes in the jammed court room wearing for the first time during the trial a Beautiful White Fox fur the initial gift o the suitor she is suing. He denied Ever telling Ann that he lived with his housekeeper As if she were his wife. Hardinge sur prism the courtroom when attorney Benjamin Erlich asked him if he had asked Ann in a Tulsa apartment. To pull her skirt to her kll66s tells what she did a you want to know what she did a Hardinge shouted. A she just lifted her skirts up to opposed at that time by representative Williamson of South Dakota and others speaking in behalf of Domestic producers. The duty of one cent per Pound As contained in the present Law was not changed in the Hawley Bill which is now before the Senate for hearings. The american Iron and steel Institute. And the Large steel companies Are hopeful of having their wishes for placing manganese on the free list carried out by the Senate finance committee. Senator David a. Reed of Pennsylvania is chairman of the sub committee dealing with the manganese schedule and is believed inclined to the View of the steel interests of Pittsburgh and other Eastern cities. In stating the viewpoint of the steel Industry Black representing the Institute said in hearings Here this week a was american manufacturers of steel As Well As in behalf of the Consumers of steel and steel products we wish to urge upon the committee that Economy of production. And to a substantial degree. The Prosperity of the United states would be promoted by restoring manganese Ore to the free list where it was prior to the act of 1922, and by adjusting accordingly the compensatory duties that that act placed upon Ferro Man her hips like this and danced Jane see a the Small Domestic around a production of manganese in this the spectators gasped. Country is due to the Lack of an enter the cities in this state have been cited Erlich. Miss Livingston gulped. What did you do then a asked Ling old Orchard they metered in mediately to their Home in port ooze charged in the suit that the land Quito without event. No re display of the portrait held him up Una and Harrison of option for the stowaway a Public Cooke met end a a was held in either place. A i intend the action As punish 0 i meat that he said. coolers a Ingr and of the banners who compose 12 stills seized on senators Simmons of North Caro them. The qualifications Are met ring Arcata canal Mississippi by the men already named. Stone ill Nanilou 1 a r Arm is head of a tobacco cooperative As committee democrats who sought greater reductions than were prepared by the last administration during consideration of the present tax Law. Pointed to the Surrai a vindicating their stand and disclose Socia Tion Denman of a livestock association and Williams is an Active Force in several wheat and Cotton a to rpm re plan new a it a a painted the Supkis a. .varri.iiv? a o latent in Addi f Christianson near Hills. Minn blamed for Dea in Rich Vav re plan Ivl Vav vindicating their stand and disclose Tion to the associations with which for number of stills the agents Rhi Raco 111 july 2�?<# a Methyl u. S. Debt move de their intention to press for fur j they Are personally connected said the raid set a record in the Bride Aas escaping from an elec Pari prance Kuiv 2�?<4> a an Iber reduction. Stone was endorsed by 37 farm co history of prohibition enforcement. Fng Dato has riven by a carnal me a a a make the French senator Smoot stud the Treasury operatives Denman by 15 and we the stills were cd 12 gallon Capac Tail Ripe or 4 c f i str Truh Pix Loxi tn3t i Host of set Mil., in his us Law. A j # irk in Pepin of a porn Germany was built up out of actions in Quot j Success do pends on men the apparatus and Large Quanti Sinetta div dual incomes irom Stock mar in making the remaining appoint ties of Mash and liquor were Cotta we a .��4. A a a a m a and a god was taken to or Keg Mankato minn., today for a hear Sioux Falls. A do a july 2�?>7p>�? Federal prohibition agents Here said that thirteen Copper stills were found last night on the farm of j. By advocates of a Dakota line As proof that it would be financially successful. The department has not taken an official Survey in this Section to determine the potential mail volume its information coming from business men and others. It May however. Initiate a canvass to get More specific data in the near future. Oer s jury last night As of death of mrs. Viola Clark to her apartment saturday. By the same time the department the by f0t ratification of the Mel on men rung App these a Eaith estimated that to least 15 a tji Qifu Dlf Farer re ult Mig 5 Hov n or Tau him the Biard into a or a Lon Beringer Accord was Maat of amp year from smc2 those who unit Hoover is to a unique tag. I answered Hardinge a did you think it was vulgar a a not at the Farmers have Best of it Smoot says adequate Domestic would establish new Industry Adkerson. In refuting this testimony said that in his opinion the Supply of manganese deposits in the country is sufficient when fully developed under the protective Tariff Titi Arf he uni Supply no less than fifty per c by h Ari ing a Ooi our Domestic need and a re co Juisti a a ten Tiore 01 the mangles duty shattered Romance of Ann living a Stead of adversely affecting Ston and Franklin s Hardinge was ,.ona i Prosperity establish a revealed of sir detail in letters thriving Industry which will Contri read a the Thal of her $250,000 Bute ate Lauy to our National probably the most effective argument against lowering the manganese duty was presented to the committee by Paul Tyler chief of the United states Bureau of mines and a recognized authority on Mineral deposits. Tyler represented kaons and perhaps Many More Edwod in ode co to recent door Raj Mizee Heraud today. Showed gains last year might incur i degree faced by the need expressed amen Mem ,,, he a nah Una of Home made race in the car kills trackman Hastings. Neb., july 2�? a a drive decommission and in parliament s j _. Of a a a a Pic mate Hun composed Etc Neil eix myi Lukela and Means committee which Date about the Bill it was recognize so wrists and expert chemhu.1 Chamb a a Llakel it originates All tax legislation wants cd and stated Over and Over again in his car that had stranded recommended that a proper Public the reservation which is in the commit11 1 a so rat ftttmegreef1 Success and equipped Tor Rac it july 4. Article for the p or d a l n a a pm Quot \ i Chirl of police j in f. Bramble of in this Clytt last night cars had lnt0 a ,2a a a. Truck and another car and killed farm Relief. Boulder Canyon the imperative requirement is col work marketing ? ability and big scale mar Cui pro keying experience in some line or t an unfavourable fiscal skua other. This Board if it has Maxi j a p Cabinet out red of adds thai. Any reduction ti0 he jeep a reduction might be mum Success is expected to add a we a in receipts from Germany unless a new one is formed a cited by France will apply in the1 a of the Public of to be paid Only to the same sex int �?~"v1 such _ Aat a deface and. Mear self to arse bet wit �?0 my German reparations Are recon Dang amp a unfavourable Fis it Tokyo Japan july 2�?�?the same proportion to War debts to the go slow on tax cuts government of Premier Baron Tan United states. So be Hooyer policy aka resigned shortly before noon pc several Hundred million dollars to j the amount received by the american Farmers for their crops. It is not expected to do this and cannot today in a Cabinet crisis precipitate i Lusk Chain buys a t ten Riff a Hatm d a Dud Lar a Tel urn Mil sub in or stir in oui Wilai Watt or Tom a last fat of aum in it i in in., r a ilk 0f Tho fiscal Vear ult Clos Quot a May raising to average year round Price marshal Cham to in chinese Austin Man. July in it pm la Ira a Uminn in cider Al Taxe paid by in stingers in City kitchens. A . C., july 2�?vpi�?ido it. By merely raising prices Art. Preside Hoover. Hopeful that Tarih in is f ape Ted to a Eom the Treasury surplus at the end plish the result without materially military oops Mitchell newspapers inc., which but he stills feels hut there Are it is expected to get these hundreds the resignation was presented to \ owns three daily newspapers in Manv factors to be determined be j of millions for the Farmers by fan Nero Hirohito. His majesty sent South Dakota the Yankton press fore a definite program can be form Means of marketing ability and Buster Yugo mama Gachi. Liberal or and Dakotan the rapid City Journ plated. A mess ability and by organizing Abil min seito opposition Leader Ortensi a1 and the evening Hur onite at before tax reduction can be it Ity in the elimination of waste and Bly to ask him to form a new Cabin Huron has acquired a major owner j felted the president said today the the stabilization of prices. It ship in the Austin daily Herald. Effect upon the Treasury of Legisla biggest Job in world another cause contributing to the p g Rasmussen business manager Tion approved in the last 12 months fall of the government was believed of the Austin daily Herald is to be must be determined the extent to truck and another car Earl b. Mooney. 53. Also of Hastings. Mooney and the truck Driver Eli Rottner of Omaha had had a collision and we Ere arguing the matter their cars parked across the Roadway. The Bramble car came Over the brow of a Hill West of Here and crashed into the cars the truck overturning and Mooney under it. He was killed instantly. O Bank Call issued Washington. c. July 2.�?i/p a the comptroller of the currency today. Issued a Call for the condition if a National Banks at Tho close of business on saturday june 29. Baseball results the Job is by far c biggest and most Complex marketing Job in the 1 to have been dissatisfaction with handling of tile ratification of the Kellogg Antiwar pact. Come president and publisher i which routine expenditures can be world. No head of any individual of Cage s. Masters of Topeka kans. Reduced must be known and pros corporation has anything approach Wili become managing editor and Yective Revenue must be More close tag so of a Job marketing and Arthur t Webb advertising Manly estimated j business combined. It is a task of Aser. H Skinner for Many Vears by november i. The president said. I business statesmanship and the big editor of the Herald will continue these things should be known. He 3cst in the world. I weather forecast i wraith to it Arfin a Irviv in in an editorial capacity while Arnold did not say. However whether he the respects Are Many in which nigh Ani in Doane former managing editor will thought it possible to introduce tax this farm Board Job is different night and wednesday warmer to pm at the regular from. And in Manv respects Bicker night and in East portion wednesday. Iowa generally fair tonight and i wednesday somewhat warmer wednesday and in North and East i Central portions tonight. Minnesota partly Cloudy follow by showers wednesday in i Thea to portion and tonight or wednesday in Southwest portion Ming temperature. North Dakota partly a Cloudy possibly local Thunder showers in j East and South Central portions to a a a i leave. W. Lus is president Charles h. I Mitchell general manager of the buying company. Threshing outfit revision legislation at the regular from and in Many respects bigger and session of Congress next Winter. J than any other administrative Job i o under the president. This Board min Jinp ranker of must initiate. It must go of and Middi Inu or do thing8 the supreme court can Jersey comes Home wait until cases Are Laid on its desk. July 2. A reap so can the interstate Commerce i Nutley n. J., Pearing As mysteriously As he Dis appeared last wednesday Willis re h. Elliott Passaic banker was found sitting in his automobile Early today and told of having been kid napped and held captive by three men. Except for a several Days growth of Beard he appeared none the worse for his experiences. He said no threats had been made by his night or wednesday warmer to r night and in Southeast portion j air wednesday cooler wednesday in i Uba Oto Nebraska generally fair tonight w 3? n0 a a captors nor any r and wednesday warmer in North Lttie 20-40 canc tractor with declared he and to East and on Ca it j reason for his abduction Central portions wednesday. 30-o4 Nicholls of card sep commission. So to a great degree does the Federal Reserve Board. If however the farm Board should sit Down and wait for subjects to act upon it would be recognized As a colossal failure within Twenty four hours. Selection difficult task just us one detail of the farm boards Job. It must loan from a revolving fund some half billion cantors nor any Ransom demanded ?,ollar8. A Quot a. Get it Back safely. Yet k n Asci emr it a i it must do this not As a banker who could assign no orator which you advert cd buyer and the second party bought it. Thi party is from South of Wagner s. Wish to thank you very local temperatures maximum and minimum temper i a a no. Sturts As recorded by the official for us la sold. Had two Tov froment thermometer from 7 a. A. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 87. Minimum 50. At 7 a. In. Today 59. Roads Good. \ precipitation 0 precipitation. By mss ,10 4 ?l32 much for the results. Ten deficiency since january inches. Weather and roads a by the associated press after telling his Story to the police and telephoning John j. Roeg Ner president of the Hobart Trust company where he was vice presi Dent and treasurer he left for his Home in East Orange. I Elliott said while Enro Ute to Passaic last wednesday morning from his Home in East Orange his automobile was forced of the Road by a car containing three men who forced him into their car and drove away. He said he was held captive from wednesday night until last night and was refused permission to communicate with anyone. He to said last night he started drinking with his captors and when they Poux Falls a Luronie Rte v i i or teen Yankton rapid City Brookings Pierre 7 am Hilo of Road 70 81 51 .00 Good 61 84 55 of Good 56 80 43 of Good 56 87 of Good 63 84 57 of Good 80 80 59 23 Good 69 83 51 of Good 64 86 59 of Good a yours truly Farmers Union sex. Tripp s. He to. In mar a run became drunk he managed to get i is is the second sep amp a away it he found his machine Tor sold within a week. I front of the place where he had been watch them go but hurry a o j of Vii Back to the Billings. Mont and advertise yours in you Gazette hols come editorial coi in 4a Mil to Kunk urn after an absence of three years. It will i Montana. Be used to boost calmly sits Back and inspects triple a-1 Security. The farm Board must loan this Money safely and yet in the spirit in which a head office advances funds to establish and extend brunches the finding of adequately equipped and willing men for the farm Board is one of the heaviest tasks president Hoover will have faced in his entire term. 7 Hurt when car crashes at Wausa Yankton s. D., july 2�?up a mrs. A. Gliden 71, of Hitchcock received severe cuts and bruises late yesterday when the automobile in which she was Riding overturned near Wausa neb., South of Here. Her grandchildren Ruth Hazel Elva and Vera Gliden her son in Law m. Dawson who was driving and a Friend. Miss Nadine Van Voorhis. All received bruises. A Flat tire threw the car Over they said All were Able to leave for Home by train. American league first game Rob Washington 000 100 003�?4 7 i Philadelphia. .020 220 00x�?7 9 2 Hadley Mccullough and Ruel j Walberg and Cochrane. Second game Washington. Too too 010-1 6 0 j Philadelphia 010 too 003-4 4 0 Jones and Spencer Earnshaw and Cochrane. First game Chicago 110 too 010 0�?3 12 0 Cleveland too Ooi Ooi i�?4 la 3 Thomas and Berg Shaute and my att. Second game Chicago. A. 101 Ooi Cleveland. Too too Welland and Crouse Hudlin and a Sewell. Boston. Too Ogo 020 new York. Too too 003 Morrs and Heving Hoyt and Dickey. Detroit. 104 St. Louis a too Whitehill and Shea Gray end Schang. Breach of Promise suit against the manufacturer. The letters written in Tulsa. Okla. Washington d c july 2 of Iby the Twenty Nate year old i of to voted woman to Che sixth two year chairman Smoot of the oenatej0jd Chicago Man. Started with the finance committee today charac. Modest salutation a my dear or. Terizer As a unfair and misleading Hardinge a a and advanced through statements by democrats that the j dear Franklin to a my own Darl 1 As having been converted Farmers Are Belue dealt with in 1 to a they revealed the writer Aitor a thorough Survey of Western a jumping with Joy at the Prospect Isom the View Itiat a Jet de of seeing Hardinge. Posits cd manganese Are insufficient the letters also revealed that Ann y Consumers. He did not quit her secretarial Job in l u Tulsa and come to Chicago because by. The United of $200 in debts. Although she faqs is ill wrote in one of the letters that Sheft m ? a Estern disliked having her Eray hated j 1? Arkans ask suitor paying the debts a later let f opinion that Ore de ter thanked him for a Check. A inn Rinnman Are Sweet letter a tonic Hanif of to at least a your Lotti a or a Sweet tonic in Hail of Domestic Nee. S in time of As yet and was not Likely to do so 1 wj1cj1 you told of a love song being face and Jill in time of War. A f0f.me me Sung Over the radio and of your a a process a the democrats Are so anxious relaying it to me a she wrote. A your l diff Aid a was largely draw n to make political capital out of the Money can arrive any time t conclusion As the result of he that they Are Ann sat with her head Back and re entry discovered methods for the imagining All sorts of rates and in eyes closed to listen to the letters. I s manganese from just Hardinge nervously tapped the ban More practical an i a was a matter of fact a he said taster of the witness stand. A a Ore Supply a both the ways and Means commit i a my own Dearest Yop can Tim a j l��11�j p r Cen Santee and so far the finance commit Gine How i am scheming to come and running in tee in gestures have Given the i to Chicago a she wrote in one of the bib a a cent is Farmers Are being dealt with unfairly to the Tariff revision in the Senate and House. Replying to a charge by senator George of Georgia a democratic member of the committee that increases in agricultural rates were Betag followed by increases in manufactured rates far beyond the compensatory level the Utah senator declared the finance commit i tee had not acted on any schedules Farmers and producers by far the Early letters and again a Why of bitten Stac Noah Svile it Sissy course i would love you dearly if j0ujd 1not have to be con Best of it. A thus far practical la tip Only it we As there with you increases suggested to the Industry me. What a dream it All a1 schedules Are due to Bompensa Msj Uon. That is increases in Man fac Jsn in ured Good because of increases in raw Materia when attorneys could not agree whether Ann wrote a heaps of kiss Capone loses est or a hugs and kisses at the end you thrill Side red for Many years a he added. Another witness who testified in behalf of the manganese duty and who urged that the present rate be increased instead of lowered was k. M. Leute representing the general manganese corporation of Detroit. This company has recently discovered Large Ore deposits in South Dakota he said and believes Etc lit to re Rena amp i one Tetter she obligingly looked de Neves fight for Freedom at it and told them it was a hugs i Protection Philadelphia pa., july 2�? it pm and then she leaned Back can Stab a a i and closed her eyes again. "jig1 action. A a Gold Digger witnesses who testified Are a i can be Happy ind Gay once 5 my a a domes More a she told him after the Check Ijar Steve tement came. Then a i am hoping against a it Hope to find my peace and Joy there ? in a a with you. I want you to teach and l t up ng5r�?T, Al Quot guide me. My heart is All aflutter j a Jinan was Jupior to and i dance As i go Briark Chicago and e. S. Just before making the trip to jd�16 a team company Chicago. Chicago she wrote. A gee How it will a feel not to be getting up at 6 45 dry agents accused 7 c 7 2 and National league first game Rob new York. .020 030 Ioos a 12 i Baston too Oil 010�?3 8 i Fitzsimmons and Hogan 8eibold and Spohrer. Second game new York. 010 too 000�?2 Boston. Too 201 oox�?3 Walker and Hogan Brandt Leggett. St. Louis too too 11�?3 to 0 Pittsburgh. 110 too 20x�?5 9 i Mitchell and Wilson Brame and Hargreaves. Cincinnati. Too too 2 Chicago. 002 too 0 Rixey and Sukeforth Root and Gonzales. Other game not scheduled. 0 Montana s ranking student. Al wan White 18, is working his Way through school. He had to average of 98.5 last year Al Capone Chicago gang Leader has lost the second round of his Battle to get out of the county prison where he is serving a years sentence for carrying a loaded pistol in this City. After hearing argument on a petition to permit the gangsters release on bail pending the outcome of his Appeal for a reversal of sentence or a new trial. Judges William b. Linn and Jesse b. Cunningham of the. State Superior court yesterday handed Down an order refusing it. The Appeal itself will not be heard by the Superior court until next october. No further action in Capone a behalf can be taken until then. Jude John e. Walsh of the municipal court who on May 17 accepted Capone a plea of guilty and gave him the maximum sentence along with his bodyguard Frank Cline last saturday refused to reverse the sentence or Grant a new trial. State dentists in rapid City session rapid City. S. D., july 2�?<>p>�? nearly a Hundred dentists including auxiliary members registered at the first Day session of the 47th annual meeting and clinic of the South Dakota dental association Here yesterday. Or. Robert Jasman Sioux Falls president and or e. W. Elmen Sioux Falls Secretary were presiding. The afternoon program consisted of a lecture on a a nutrition and diet a by or. Sherman Davis. Indianapolis and a talk on the application of a Olied dental Anatomy relative to All types of restorative dentistry by or. T. W. Maves. Cleveland. The visiting dentists and their wives were guests of the local dentists at fish Fry Jgoga the morning and hating j of conveying booze defense attorneys Are attempting i new York. N. Y., july 2�? up _ to show by the letters that Ann was two Federal prohibition agents the aggressor a that expert As a were under arrest today accused of Gold Digger she deliberately set her conveying a Fleet of liquor trucks Cap for the Gray haired Man fac on Long Island Turer and hinted him into a pro the agents John j. Kerrigan postal of marriage. And John j. Cabman were held in o -$3,000 bail each Aller Deputy Slier w. H. Fritz named to a a William unday of Peconic n c a get Gnu inv act told a United states . Or 1umeiry pos i Stoner he found them escorting a Pierre s. D., july 2.�?t/pi�?ap caravan of five trucks through ointment of Fred n. Whiting son Riverhead n. A. On the night of of former judge Charles s. Whiting 5 june 19 of the state supreme court As yank Kerrigan was discharged from ton county judge was announced to the prohibition Force in 1926 by it Dav by governor w. Bulow he Rector major Chester p. Mills and succeeds judge Ernest a. Crockett reinstated a year later by Maurice resigned. Campbell Mills successor Chianan governor Bulow also announced was appointed As agent Only three the appointment of Tom Berry of months a a Belvidere As a member of the state a Park Board to succeed the late Fred Fargo Man last of s. Rowe of it. Pierre and the re appointment of Frank Perry of Huron As state Industrial commissioner. The following reappointment were also made w. H. Fritz of Mitchell member of the state Board of optometry John m. Cogley of. Sioux Falls stale boxing commission Vera Kingsbury Lincoln bodyguard Fargo n. D., july 2.�? up a one of the last few personal acquaintances of Abraham Lincoln Smith Stim Mell of Fargo is now the Only remaining member of the personal bodyguard of that president. A Telegram yesterday to or. S Immell who is 86 years old in noun of rapid City state Board of cos de the death of George c. Ashmun Metic therapy i. L. Miller Sioux of Cleveland Ohio who also served Falls Board of Barber examiners on the personal guard of president All the appointments were effective As of july i Lincoln. The group originally was com dosed of too persons

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