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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 6, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages vol Xxxvii the evening Republica Mitchell South Dakota thursday july 6, 1922 number 236jewell ready for peace ruined by girl he jilted Rich broker is forced to Wall lose millions failure of prominent Wall Street operator prompted by desire for revenge thousands hit hard love turns to h ate when millionaire he Mil ates her and sri seeks his i in by Alexander Herman Atlantic City n. J. July 6�? copyright 22. By the evening Republica and the Nea a scorned by the she loved for seven years a h Dutiful Young woman became his Nemesis and brought about the downfall of Edward m. Fuller from millionaire Wall Street operator to a bran Klupt More than to too investors were carried Down in the crash More than $4,000,000 wits lost. But Nellie Black has her revenge a a he a Dot a now where he was before i helped him get up a she says with dark eyes flashing a a and in a glad so it was her first interview since the announcement of the failure of the brokerage firm of e. M. Fuller amp co., largest member of the consolidated Stock Exchange. Among their clients were thousands of women. Experts say they will be Lucky to get five cents on the Dollar. Revenge prompts action a a of course in a sorry for these guiltless victims a miss Black went on a but when i think of his going to the Wall beaten and humiliated All other thoughts vanish. A a i met him when i was in. I had worked As a clerk in a tobacco factory and then got a Job in a photographer s studio on fifth Avenue. A movie director saw me 4here. He gave me an engagement with his company. A i was Young full of life romantic. A Fuller was 20 years older Well built and full of dash. We were introduced at the hotel Knickerbocker. Quot a few Days later i got a phone Call. Fuller had been Hurt in an Accident. He asked if i come up and nurse him. A a i went. He lived in a Small two room apartment. He was poor. Fell in love with patient a a we fell in love. I was crazy about him. He was so gentle Clever fascinating. I was so Young. A the went into business together with William f. Mcgee. A they made a go of it. Soon they cleaned up i Illions in Oil. A we were so Happy. I kept House in the City. For the holidays we would run Down to Atlantic City. Fuller is a Good spender. Ten thousand dollars was like pin Money to him. A but soon things miss Black s eyes closed. Then they opened a Little narrowed. A the began to grow restless Quot she continued. A the stayed away Days at a time. I was frantic at first. But then i got used to it i had to. A sometimes we patched it up. Then everything would be Lovely. A we would go to the finest resorts. I remember the last trip. V e went to hot Springs ark., in a private car a but the pleasant times became rare. \ started court action a one Day i found out that he had been married and that his a wife had won a divorce. A i started court action. Fuller a ked me to Stop. He sent a Mutual Friend to Patch the matter up. A i was not to see him again. But one night i received a phone Call that he was ill and wanted me to come to him. I went. There in the presence of friends he humiliated me. A i began to hate him. A some difficulties about a lease brought me to his office. Instead of to me he called a policeman and had me arrested a the magistrate reprimanded Fuller lawyer when he heard my Side of the Story. Love turns to hate a but i could t forget the Ignominy of it All. I forget that the Man with whom i had lived for seven years should have humbled me so a my love turned to hate. I helped my lawyer. George r. Simpson dig up an old indictment Fuller that had been sleeping for two years. A the next Day came the crash a it was on my birthday. It was the Best present i could have had a Fuller has refused to discuss miss i ask or the Law suit for breach of Promise she has instituted which is i ending against him. He merely has said. A she is entitled to the. Usual c moderation Given a Many political spines shiver at Fords name subway train catches afire Many injured tourists stumble on dual tragedy in Park in Kansas town Hooper paves Way to Early end of strike scouts of both parties would unusual Accident occurs 75 like to know just what feet underground on his intentions Are affiliations Puzzle Strag exists cannot even find out whether he is Republican or Democrat miss Nellie Black. A woman scorned Quot and Fuller broker whose 000,000 downfall she precipitated. Striking rail men still hold c. And a. Shops got. Hit get of Missouri refuses to Send troops to Slater to Aid railway family in need trusty escapes by associated press leased wire Slater mo., july officials today awaited Wor from gov a. M. Hyde before making further plans for re opening the Chicago and Alton shops Here from which a crowd of More than 500 strikers drove 18 strike Breakers yesterday. After the strikers had cleared the town of strike Breakers had drawn a deadline around the shops beyond which strangers were not allowed to pass and had established guard posts at various Points they settled Down to a policy of watchful waiting. Non Union men ousted Union chiefs and town officials Are one in declaring they expect no trouble if the Railroad does not attempt to import strike Breakers. Eighteen strike Breakers were taken from the shops yesterday in automobiles to the Edge of the town and told to a beat it and keep ten More who escaped the first deportation by hiding in a Foreman a car in the Yards were place on a Chicago train last night. Trains going through Slater were watched carefully by a crowd of 150 strikers who took command of the Railroad station and searched the trains to be sure they carried no strike Breakers. Won t Send troops the strikers say they a want no violence and do not expect to have any. They Are Frank to add. However that they do not intend to permit the opening of the Railroad shops with outside labor. Governor Hyde appealed to yesterday by Railroad officials for too soldiers to be used a a guards indicated last night he did not consider the situation warranted the use of troops. Lenroot declares he will night schedules Harding and party leave Marion due in capital saturday j. H. Judkins. Serving grand larceny term. Walks away from state prison by associated press leased wire Sioux Falls s. D., july 6.�?penitentiary officials today announced that no Trace has yet been found of j. H. Judkins a trusty who late yesterday walked away from the prison. Posses of state prison and county officers Are searching the country Side for the Man who had already served More than half of a let year term for grand larceny. Judkins is 52 years old and has a family of a wife and seven children living in Aberdeen. The family is said to be Iii destitute circumstances and it is believed that this May have caused the Man who had an exemplary record As a prisoner to break away. Wives of Railroad strikers in Bronx to operate commissaries new York. N. A. July 6.�?wives of striking Railroad showmen in the Bronx made plans today to open commissaries to feed the strikers and their dependents. A woman a auxiliary of female relatives of the strikers at the Van nest shops of the new York new Haven and Harvard railway was formed with mrs. Frank As president. The commissaries will be operated in connection with co operative shops already maintained by the Van nest showmen. Vatican gendarmes Mutiny Are ousted by the Swiss guards by Mark Sullivan National political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post. Washington. P. C., july 6.�? copyright. 1922, by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post a the political intentions of Henry Ford Are a subject of increasingly serious speculation. It is All within the Field of speculation. Nothing definite is known. When the most astute political scouts inspired by political interest or private curiosity try to find out what or. Ford is going to do. They Are baffled. They come Back with nothing tangible. But with a variety of speculation and surmise which includes some disturbing rumours. One of the rumours is that it is not As a Democrat but As a Republican that or. Ford will figure in the presidential situation. This eues6 is accompanied by intimations that or. Ford is really a Republican. Just what party or. Ford voted for within the presidential elections of the past fifteen or Twenty years is a subject about which Many political strategists would like to have information. Whether or. Ford personally regards himself As a Republican or not the intimation is made that his wife and his son regard themselves As republicans and deplore the idea of or. Ford having anything to do with the democratic party. Really is possibility Henry Ford As a possibility for the Republican nomination for president would seem far fetched indeed and yet it 1s not improbable that the republicans. Who gave the senatorial nomination to Frazier in North Dakota last week and the republicans who gave the senatorial nomination to Brookhart in Iowa last month would be equally willing and Likely to give a presidential nomination to Henry Ford. The Only question is whether there Are enough republicans who think this Way in the largest states in the East. The Assumption that or. Ford would get the Republican nomination for the presidency is so improbable that it is difficult for experienced politicians to take Job seriously. The Assumption that Harding As a Republican president serving his first Ferm will be re Nom Tantod. Is so completely borne out by precedent and by All Ordinary calculations that it is taken for Granter. It is True that or. Harding has less lust for Power and less of anything like greed for the office afcan most men who come to the proc Sideny. But even if or. Harding when the time comes should be in a state of mind where he was unwilling As a personal matter to exert any Effort to re nominate himself he would probably feel impelled to make the Effort in the alternative threatened to be a raiding of the Republican party by Henry Ford. Popular with democrats that or. Ford should figure in the democratic situation is More easy to conceive. Until operations of the direct primary and with the present Lack of leadership and organization in the party it is possible for almost anybody to raid it and carry away the prize a the presidential nomination. Ford is said to by More popular among the democratic voters of the Southern states than any Northern Man since the civil War. To those who impose the Radical element of the democratic party Ford provides the picture of a Man. Who has accomplished the unique thing aimed at by All dreamers namely to give the highest wages to the worker and at the same time make the lowest Price to the consumer. When or. Ford says he could do the same thing with the railroads of the country if he had a Chance it sounds alluring. Further than this or. Ford has held out the idea that he is willing to make cheaper fertilizers for the Farmer than anybody else. Finally. . Ford has Given out the notion that he can provide the country with a kind of Fiat Money a notion Likely to be extremely alluring if we should run into a severe business depression during the next two years. The Long and Short of it is that or. Ford really makes the Effort to Cut a Large figure in the presidential situation ahead of us he can readily do it. New York express rescues spectacular victims Are overcome by smoke a a fourteen Pul motors rushed to scene by associated press leased wire Smith cent it Kan. July 6�?tour j its camping in the City Park at 1 Kensington neat Here yesterday j f found the dead body of a Man and showmen s head indicates a th1 Bodi so were willingness to meet Klensin stoic Quot a wet aug in. a anyone in authority ?htfour0 Meir in we he we and service is unaffected Allen had two Bullet wounds in his left breast. Workers Drifting rack new York n. Y., july 6�?about 150 persons were overcome by smoke today when a North bound Jerome i Avenue express on the East Side subway caught on fire near Lexington j Avenue and sixty first Street. Dozens of ambulances were summoned from nearly every Hospital in the City and mayor Hylan arrived to direct the Rescue work. The Accident occurred about 75 feet j underground. The fire started in the Motorman a Box after a fuse had blown out. There was a Flash of flame and the smoke went through the crowded train. Mad scramble to escape when the emergency brakes were applied. And the train came to a grinding halt guards threw the doors open and passengers made a mad scramble to escape. Those unable to walk were carried from the cars to the fifty ninth Street station. Fire ladders also were dropped thru the Iron gratings at sixty first treet and unconscious women lifted to the Street. The injured were stretched out on the Side walks for several blocks. A temporary Hospital was organized and fourteen Pulm Oters were put into operation. The crowd of spectators soon became so dense that police reserves had to be rushed to the scene. Fire extinguisher fail men women and children filled the ten car train. Guards attempted to fight the flames with hand extinguishers but failed. When the firemen arrived however they soon succeeded in quenching the Blaze which in itself was Small. Many of the fighters were overcome. Relief work soon got under Way. Besides the doctors who hastened to the scene in ambulances Many other physicians arrived in taxicabs in it Many cases bringing their office nurses with them. Bloomingdale department store at fifty ninth Street and Lexington Avenue promptly organized a fire brigade of 75 employees who dashed into the subway to Aid in the Rescue work. The stores drug department was raided for supplies and Pulm Oters. Many firemen overcome Many firemen were overcome As Thev tried to descend the Steps. Members of the Rescue squad donned their Gas masks to attack the flames. Mayor Hylan. One of the first City officials to arrive was driven Back by fumes when he attempted to enter the subway. He directed that experts be summoned from the fire department and the department of water Supply Gas and electricity to make a thorough investigation of the Blaze Frank Hedley president of the inter Borough rapid transit company also hurried to the scene. A note found with a Bank Book in one of aliens pockets stated he and mrs. Wood had been living together in Denver three months that he had furnished her Money with Wultich to obtain her divorce from Wood but that when she left him to visit her parents. . And mrs. Patrick Smith of Kensington he became suspicious As to her Fidelity to him and determined to follow her. The note also told of his plan to kill both mrs. Word and himself when he found her. Loyal irishmen Are called to Aid government free state issues Prociv a Ftp Ion civil strife on Island still rages Here and there. I t m Jority Are standing firm signalman wont strike by associated press leased Aaita Chicago. Iii. July 14,-000 Union signalman in this a entry will pot he railed out on strike for the time being at least d. A. Hell president of the Union inn nuanced this afternoon in calling a meeting of his executive committee Here thursday morning to decide what permanent action the signal men will take. Air. Holt made his announcement in a formal statement following a conference with a. L. Mom Nimen labor member of the Railroad Law it a Hoard. Tile signal men s executive will Confer nit ii labor members of the labor in Tard saturday he said. By associated press leased wire Dublin Ireland july 6.�?a Call to arms was issued today by the free state government in a proclamation opening the Way for the enlistment of Thos who last week were a declined by the government because it w As confident of the ability of the army Al i Quot. I1 a �?ovv1?1 or american single handed to meet and defeat any 1i or. Pro Hably opened the Way to negotiations for an Early settlement of the controversy. Are willing to talk by associated press leased wire Chicago ll., july 6.�?the strike of railway showmen assumed a More conciliatory aspect today the sixth since the nationwide walk out and feeling became More general in rail circles that the last 24 hours had shown a marked. Trend toward peace despite disorders at scattered Points. It w As believed that yesterdays Exchange of letters Between Ben w. Hooper chairman of the United states Railroad labor Board and Bert m. Jewell head of the railway employ yes department of the american Jewell a statement that the shop crafts a Are willing to Confer with anybody authorized by the railroads to attack made upon the proclamation says a the valor and patriotism of our National army has broken the conspiracy to override the will of the nation and subject the people to a Des. Pot ism based on Bri Gandry and Ruth i i non mini it i Arrette it Leaf Ness regardless of the people s in Turs in a alienable Richt to life i Hertz and turn to Norma conditions in the j right to Nee Elbert it an Railroad shops. . Jewell said he Security neither included nor excluded any spontaneous and eager offers of body it and that of fhe Abor Baa gtd army service made by citizens last came with a definite proposition he week were declined by the govern would not hesitate to consider it. The statement was made in the face of the repeated Contention of the railroads that the shop men a strike is not against the carriers but against the government and therefore a mat a Ter to he settled before the labor ment because it was confident of the ability of the army single handed to meet and defeat any attack made upon it in the w a of open warfare and it desired to teach the Calum Nious army that needed lesson. The. Army proved itself equal to the great Board the governments tribunal task and is justly honoured As the protecting showmen defender of the people. A events have , that w Hile the present Active strength of the army has been sufficient to Deal adequately with the recent situation there is a possibility of counter spor t p a aortic action which makes an increase fridays summons to appear at a ame action Wincn Manes an increase joint conference before the Board in the army establishment virtually or jewm1 said the it summons Arn it necessary. Too late to possibly Avert the walkout a for saturday and that his appear trains running again j Anre would Only have caused conf Belfast Ireland. July 6�?railway bion in the rare of the shop crafts communication Between Dublin and who had their orders to strike. Belfast w As re established today. The railroads generally were Adver passengers from the North w Ere a1 i using for men today to take the Lowed to enter Dublin without per places of striking showmen and mits but military passes must be obtained if the persons thus admitted desire to leave Dublin again. Chairman Hooper asserted that the Board a has been protecting the interests of the striking showmen even while they have been calling the Board explaining his failure to answer of Dempsey Willard to fight before act. I strikers w Ere reported at Many Points to in Drifting Back in Uncertain numbers to their old jobs this Back current continued in the face of repeated assertions by shop Craft leaders that the strike w As virtually too per cent effective. Traffic still l Nim paired railroads for the most part an to Wichita. Kan. July 6.�?a bout Between Jack Dempsey world a a heavy weight pugilistic Champion and Jess Willard former Champion is virtually assured before october l Ray Archer of Kansas City Willard a manager announced Here today after a conference last night Between Jack Kearns Dempsey s manager and Frank a Flourney representative of Tex Rickard. New York promoter. Seventy five Hurt in Indiana wreck Chicago Iii., july 6�?seventy five persons we Ere injured Only one seriously. When a Chicago bound a re Marquette passenger train crashed into a new York Central engine on a siding near Porter Indiana last night a the train proceed to Chicago this morning after the injured received first Aid. Officials of both railroads began an investigation immediately. At an Early hour ibis morning responsibility for the crash had not been fixed. Antiole town wiped out Belfast Ireland. July 6�?the Belfast Telegraph this afternoon published a report which it said we As not confirmed that the town of Nenagh bounced passenger and freight tray county tipperary was almost com Fie to he still unhampered the Chi Petely destroyed and that Twenty j ago and North Western withdrew a persons had been killed and More few Short run trains Toljan too wounded. J l ultimatums to strikers to return to this information was said to have a Ork by the Early part of next we a a been Brot from Mullingar by a free or forfeit All seniority rights still state dispatch rider. I effective in Railroad shops to _ Day. Brugha is wounded desire for peace London. Eng. July 6 a the dub-1 a Strong willingness for peace Lin correspondent of the times says was expressed today by b. M. Jewell that Cathal Brugha was the last to leave the Granville hotel and while the rest of the Garrison advanced under a w Hite Flag he moved towards one of the National outposts revolver in hand. A machine gun opened on him and wounded him in the leg. Brugha was then captured. Collins head of Irish free state is most dramatic actor on the worlds stage just now 61 killed in Dublin Dublin. Ireland july 6.�?casualties in yesterday s fighting so far As the records of the Cit hospitals show w Ere one killed and sixteen wounded. President of the railway employees department of the american federation of labor. A statement issued by or. Jewell referred to a letter sent him yesterday by Ben a Hooper chairman of the United Stales Railroad labor Board in w High or. Hooper said the Board has been protecting the interests of the striking a though the letter has not reached me Quot said or. Jewell a i can on the basis of press reports say that the Mere declaration that the organization of employee who have de in a a ,. Dined or May decline As is their Dublin the Quot casualties ave As no a. Accept the dictate., of the labor Board Are not to be a outlawed a does not remove or annul 61 dead and 259 wounded not including four snipers shot dead in mar., a a ,. ,. Borough Street and the wounded Tak of the b0r<1-, been prisoner from the republicans i Lane Aee of of Quot a a Quot Quot Trion clearly Beckville Street stronghold. Provides that the shop crafts or the material loss to the citizens l0&Quot"3 Quot Tab supplanted by a crib it tin Vrr nov Marion. O., july 6 president and in Senate Tariff Bill a is Harding reluctantly said Good i Bye to their friends Here today As they prepared to leave on the automobile trip Back to the White House. Their j schedule called for a get away from Marion before noon with Columbus. 50 Miles away As their destination for j the night. Tomorrow morning the presidential party will leave the Ohio capital with the expectation of arriving in Washington either late saturday or sunday. The National Road route w hich w As traversed most of the Way on the trip to Marion will be followed on the Washington d. . July 6.�?ma Jority leaders in charge of the Tariff Bill were warned yesterday in the Senate by senator Lenroot. Republica Wisconsin a Leader of the progressive group that unless some of the High duties proposed in the Tariff Bill were a brought Down to within reason he would Reserve the right to vote against the Les by overwhelming majorities the donate approved finance committee Tariff rates of four cents a Pound on Unshelle walnuts and 12 rents a Pound on shelled walnuts. The House rates w Ere 2 1-2 and 7 1-2 cents respectively. Three republicans. La Follette. Lenroot and Nelson opposed the four cent rate while three democrats Ashburn Broussard and Kendrick. Voted for it. the 12 cent rate senator Nelson voted in the affirms the. As did the three democrats named. By associated press leased wire London. Eng., july 6.�?a Central news dispatch from Rome a ays the gendarmes serving in an honorary capacity in policing the Vatican mutinied this morning crying out a Long live the Pope death to the they were immediately disarmed and the Barracks occupied by guards. Today baseball National league new York .020 003 Ooi 6 la 0 Pittsburgh Ici Ooi too 3 5 1 next and Smith Adams Cooper and Gooch. Brooklyn a. St. Louis a. Reuther and Deberry. .0 .0 return journey. American league switchman on top f of train is killed by us Honing Bolt first game Cleveland. New York. Mails. Bagby and of Neill Bush and Hoffman. Loi non look 3 to 3 005 j�0 04x�?io 13 2 can in i. I weather report South Dakota showers probably tonight and Friday not much change in temperature. Council Bluffs. La., july 6 or w. Schroder. 2. A switchman on the Illinois Central Railroad was hit by lightning during a Thunder storm Early this morning and killed instantly. Schroder was standing erect on top of a string of freight cars being switched in the local yara2 when i struck. He leaves a widow. Second game Cleveland. Too 110 new York. 002 204 Lindsay Schaute. And of Neill Shawkey and Hoffman. Chicago. Too 105 201�?9 to 2 Philadelphia. Too 112 ooo�?5 7 0 Schupp. Hodge and Schalk Hei Mach Yarrison Ard Perkins. St. Louis at Boston postponed rain. Dublin Ireland. July 6�?the most dramatic figure on the world s political stage today is Michael Collins head of the Irish provisional government. Collins who organized the Irish Republican army and is known As the modern master of guerilla warfare. Today through a twist of political Fate is forced to turn his military Genius against the very men with whom he fought Side by Side to gain Irish Freedom to save the free state. Collins heart has been torn Between love of his former comrades and his sense of duty in promoting what he thinks is Best for Ireland. But duty dominates. Collins was born about 30 years ago in the South of Cork county. His parents were Small Farmers. At 16 Collins want to London where his elder sister was employed As a Post office clerk. Collins also became a clerk. In London was a group of Young revolutionary Irish and Collins joined them. sundays and holidays they stole secretly away to isolated Woods and drilled. Later Collins attended King s College and in 1914 he quit the postal service to act As an accountant for the guaranty Trust company. There he secured the training that later made him Irish finance minister. In 1915 Collins returned to Dublin and worked As an accountant and later As Secretary to count Plunkett Irish Patriot. He took Active part in lha Salter rebellion of 1916�?but As a simple Soldier not As a ringleader. He was seized by the British and interned but later released because of Lack of of Dublin is very heavy. The value of the buildings destroyed is estimated at Between 3.000,000 pounds Sterling and 4,000.00 pounds Sterling. Congressman Kinkaid dead in Washington organizations of what May be termed a White washed strike Quot a ital holds reply any reply to chairman Hooper s letter. Jewell a statement continued. Will be determined a after careful the statement concluded with a reiteration of his willingness to sit in negotiations with any one who has a proposal i a up his _. A a. A a t. Pm. Several railroads entering Chicago by associated per a teased wire i a por a cd hats or by of Washington. C., july 6 m. P. Their men were still out on strike. Kinkaid member of the House of officials of a number of the roads representatives from the sixth Nebr announced that after july to the Metw Trio fat Ere at a Quot men who did it return to work Field Hospital where he has by in con of it uld lose All seniority rights and fined since a Arl it a 5�ltr&Quot will be taken Back Only As new pm vices will be held at o Neill. Nebr., no Tva. Has Home. I a in re no or. Kinkaid would have completed. Maj y Iii Twenty years of continuous service in report r a the House next March. He was chair and a Man of the committee on irrigation of tween Onn and 8.000 men of on arid lands and was author of the Kin 5trj.k,�?~ kaid Homestead act. six Are killed riots in Silesia Michael Collins evidence. From that Date Collins Rose rapid a no sinn fein. In 1918 he was elected to the Dali Eireann. And by 1920 the British declared openly that of Michael Collins could be caught the Back of the Irish revolt would be broken. But few a Ulen t be caught. By associated press leased wire Berlin. Germany. July 6�?six persons were killed in fighting Between civilians and French troops at Peiske re Tscham. Near Oppeln upper Silesia monday. The French w Ere marching through the town when a shot was fired at the column. This caused the troops to halt and open fire. London. Eng. July 6.�?rioting at a omm Eschenburg. Germany began when workmen,.during the demonstrations demanded that count agent lower the Imperial Flag from the Castle. Says a Berlin dispatch to the times. Five men Are reported killed and ten wounded during the fighting. Illinois Central percent at work. Santa be 3.500 out of a total of 15.000 at work. Burlington 1.400 out of a to Tai of 15.000 at work. Rock Island 8.000 out on strike. Southern Pacific 50 percent out. Union Pacific. 75 per cd it out. Ruth gets fourteenth by associated press leased a ire new York. N. Y., july 6�? baby Ruth today knocked out his fourteenth Home run of the season when in the third limping game against Cleveland he sent in three men ahead of him with a circuit clout. oldest Odd fellow dead Shreveport. La., july 6�?na than isl s. Allen aged 92. Said to have been the oldest member of the Odd Fellows in the world died by re last night

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