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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 7, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol Xxxvii curb tongues to push Tariff thru Congress final vote must come july 21, Republican leaders decide five minute limit is placed on debate after july 14�?dem or ats scythe Bill ton favouritism. St associated press i wire Waff Hington. D. A. July 7.�?with the House beginning consideration of the general Tariff Hill today the Republican Inao Rity has fixed july 21 a the Date for a final vote on the measure. Under a program of procedure agreed upon at a Republican conference last night the period for general discussion will be limited to july 14. Debate thereafter to be under the free minute limitation. When the Hai so will consider the specific schedules which the conference agreed shall be open to amendment from the floor and voted on separately. These Are the hides Cotton dyes Abd oils schedules All other schedules to he subject to amendment Only by the way3 and Means committee. Hems Call it conspiracy to Benefit favourites Washington. I. Cd. July 7.�?democratic members of the ways and Tok Furrs committee in a minority report Lik d today in the House of representatives denounce the administration Tariff Bill As a a conspiracy to Benefit a few favourites at the expense of All Quot like every conspiracy it has been hatched in the report says adding a we record our solemn judgment Turat this measure is a plan to plunder Tike people of our own country and to carers the people of every country far the Benefit of a few men who ?. In Juve succeeded in usurping for All practical purposes the taxing Power of this government using it primarily to enrich themselves and. Secondarily to finance the political party which tolerates encourages and fac states the the report declares the Tariff wit net a Issue in the last Campaign and la4 this is not the time to Xvi be a Tariff Law. They assert that the a Roble re which a confront our people our . Aline our com of terse Abd perplex an amiable and have nothing to do with the claim g. O. P. Kept them oui. Criticizing the Republican majority of the committee for withholding Tho Bill from them and from the Lou a membership generally and for permitting Only a week for its study the it democratic members declare thelo has been insufficient time to draft a Beu Tiitu. They do not under no any detailed discussion of the schedules confining their 27 Page typewritten report to a general indictment of the whole measure and the manner of a preparation. Timp Lukais is Laid upon two things �?�?4re probable effect of the Bill on american and the world Industrial situation generally and upon the substitution of the system of american valuation a a basis for levying Tariff duties. Pointing to the rapidly decreasing american foreign Trade the report says a we need no Tariff to Cut off the imports and the exports of the United a certainly Tho natural process is preferable to the infected unit of interested surgeons who by Sci Ting the industries to protect and Tho to destroy can reap the Harvest the Mitchell s. D. Thursday july 7, 1921 number 212 keeping the whole neighbourhood awake spirit world beckoned to Kaber trial court is aflutter for minute or two but no ghosts come medium testifies swears mrs Kaber asked her to kill la feb and to get his Money. For a i rely family matter of discipline it is certain a covering a lot of territory i la serrated in Rewt ii he to Cleveland o., july 7.�?mysteries of to get spirit world were discussed today in the trial of mrs. Eva Catherine Vaber. Charged with tile murder of her husband. Daniel f. Kaber. Mrs. Mary a Wade who claims to he a medium capable of communicating with spirits told on the witness stand of visits by mrs Kaber to Lier Home to obtain advice. A i want you to try to get rid of Dan Kaber for me a mrs. Wade said mrs. Kaber told her on the last visit. A How a mrs. Wade said she asked mrs. Kaber. A i want you to kill him any Way to get rid of him. Tile Man i love has Money Only brains and or. Kaber Lias $50,000 life insurance a mrs. Kaber was alleged to have replied tells of Affinity. Mrs. Wade previously had told of a visit by mrs. Kaber to her Home when silo said the latter told her that she Load met a Blimp blows do four Hub by a a Lari ated pre a Jarl Washington d. July 7.�?tile naval Blimp -3 exploded at the naval air station at Hampton roads. A. Today burning and injuring the four persons who were aboard according to reports to the Navy department. None of the persons aboard tile c-3 were seriously injured according to the reports to the department but two were painfully burned. The big Gas bag had just been released for a photographic Hight and was rising slowly at about 75 feet when the explosion occurred. Those aboard jumped with parachutes. The Blimp was destroyed. The explosion was caused by tile carrying away of the rip panel of the balloon tile vibration setting fire to the Craft. N. P. L in Row with editors half billion added to fund to assist r. R. Provisional refund is announced today by Secretary Mellon nonpartisan committee in i it. Sits to consider Condict of Fargo Cocker n by Timm intr pre beaded wire Fargo. N. I july 7.�?member of the state executive committee of the professor of an Eastern nonpartisan league arrived Here to College where Lier daughter Manan a it a to consider Steps in connection Mca die was in school and that she the conduct of league new loved him. Papers As a result of yesterdays sup i ii Cross examination by attorney pression of a part of the edition of William j. Corrigan mrs. Wade a i the Fargo courier nows ordered by a she had been Able to communicate majority of the committee wit ii spirits Ever sin her birth. J in a statement published today the a can you get into communication Fargo courier news explains that with the spirit world now gun asked. A yes a a go cheapest Way says loan will re Sti Fla it to general Disen Ess conditions is expectation charges of mishandling Campaign funds against members of the state committee contained in the suppressed edition of the newspaper of be Tiu jury Ami senators w. R. All aet Torday were brought a lout a Dis. Indians turn to cannibals i aged Parker Man j i Fafard puts found dead in hotel cur hrs u115 Canadian tri de Sil l la i eked Cari Dov extra wag wow and now they have none. Continued on Page three Mellon raps Soldier Bonus Bill is against american program of Economy. Secretary claims i by \ min a press beaded jul fort Mcmurray Alberta. July 7.�? Canadian mounted police left Here today to investigate reports that starving ibid inns in the Caribou tribe have been eating human flesh. The report states that human Bones were found showing evidences of cannibalism. A few years ago. Officials stated. Caribou won so plenty that the indians ate Only the tongues it the animals. Which they held As a delicacy. They slaughtered the animals in thousands. The Prophesy was made at that time by officials of the province that Hie Caribou would soon disabled and starvation would face the aborigines. Townley and Langer will return Here for new debate series he it it City. Ta., july 7.�?-John Mehl ure Efi. 5 years old. Parker. A. In. Was four dead in his room at Frank hotel 6 in fourth Street about 1 30 of clock yesterday afternoon by police after they Bael broken Down the door to gain Entrance to the room. According to police. Mel i Bree h apparently took his own life. A Glass half full of liquid containing what police believe to be salts of strychnine was found on a Tab near tile bed. Hotel attendants declare that Mehl Brech arrived tuesday night and was on ii is Way Home from Chicago where he had been visiting. Accord ing to hotel attaches i appeared in Good spirits when he retired. Mehlbrech was found reclining in bed in his underwear. Wife robber is slain by posse women in be Kovs Colly use aver addiction by escaped of convict. For to seance but tile court sustained an objection interposed by county prosecutor Edward c. Stanton. Tells How she docs la. Mrs. Wade then told briefly How she communicated with spirits. On one visit. Mrs. Wade said mrs. Kaber was accompanied by her spirit friends. Or. Corrigan asked if they grunted George a. Totten. Or. Former business manager of the Fargo courier news and c. K. Gumn Ierson former editor arrested yesterday on a charge of criminal libel will be Given preliminary hearing on the charge tomorrow it was announced today. In addition to the charge of Erim Anim Al break. C Xue in storm a wild Argo Worth $200.cwh docks arts Nilal in pre u Irr san Francisco. Gal. July 7.�?a Leopard released from its Cage on the Forward deck of the Pacific mail liner Granite state which arrived Here yesterday from Calcutta created excitement among the passengers while the liner was at sea according to passengers and Crew. The animal broke Loose during a storm and was i i were a Good she said they were. Mrs. Wade said mrs. Kaber ital libel Totten was arrested on 4 Caine to tent by first time Loiret her Federal warrant Quot charging Fiton with to intercede with her first husband. Transporting liquor. He is also under or. My a die. To Send Money to mar a restraining order to prevent him inn Mca die to pay her Way in school from in any manner exercising any mrs. Bertha Miethke. Grandmother control Over the courier news and of Patricia the Little girl adopted by funds which he def sited in Fargo mrs. Kaber. Testified that the latter j Banks derived from contributions for had told her she a hated Dan Kaber the league recall Campaign of which and was going to get rid of him within Jle pm charged with the embezzlement City pres Brune wire i Washington la it july 7.-�?otreasury Secretary Mellon announced today that under a provisional refunding arrangement with tile Railroad executives the carriers would receive approximately five Hundred million in additional advances from tile Federal government within the next six months. Or. Mellon said Tho negotiations with the Railroad executives probably would be completed within two Days and that tile advances contemplated would give to the railroads in Cash sums equivalent to those which the government spent in capital betterment during the period of wartime control. The government will receive for the advances six per cent Security evidencing tile indebtedness of the particular railroads which receive the advances it was explained a Obi Promise agreements. All of the claims and counter claim Between the railroads and the government arising out of maintenance expenditures during the control period a involved in the negotiations. Or. Mellon indicated Ami where arrangements for an Advance Are completed some sort of a Compromise agreement will result. Or. Mellon indicated that additional appropriations would be sought from Congress to make the advances. I said he believed the advances to the roads would be beneficial to the general financial situation and might assist in a resumption of business activity. Economy to i. S. In tile Long run. Lie added til government would obtain a net profit from the advances sine the Money necessary could be borrowed at a lower rate of interest than Railroad securities would Bear. Railroad securities m w held by the Treasury he said. Amounted to approximately $400,000,000 and interest and capital payments had been regularly met on All of them giving the government an income of about $ is,000,-000 a year. Iii next six months in some manner of $102.70. Or Mother and son expressed from Turkey to Utah ��1 captured after it had been locked Iii tile officers mess room and prodded into a Cage. The Granite state carried a Large collection of wild animals valued at More than $200,000 which arc to he distributed among the new York and Chicago zoos and to motion picture firms. A in a is by ship included Leopard three pythons 21 to 2 4 feet monkeys Orang outings and a Porcu Pine. Illy a in elated press eased hire i Salt Lake City Utah. July 7.�?a a woman and a 14-year-old son have reached Provo. Utah As an express package following consignment from constantinople. Turkey. Mrs. Thero Saratt and son were expressed to the former a husband who is a Farmer. Saratt left his native land a few the w As detained at Island for a month but the contents were released through the intercession of senator Reed Smoot. Left his native land a ight Here aboard the.,. Months before his son was born. A giant cobra. Express package Long. Ellis today Totten was at Liberty on $500 Bond on the charge of transporting liquor in violation of the prohibition act. Pending trial at the next term of the Federal court. Of Rem tourney Colome. S. A. July 7.�?firemen from ail parts of the Rosebud country will be in Colome on tuesday and wednesday july 12 and 13. To participate in the annual tournament of the Rosebud firemen a association. An elaborate program has been prepared for the event. Of -0 a. C. Townley and William Lunger who debated in Mitchell Early in june it by Atolia Ted pre leaded a err Hood River. Ore., july 7.�?mrs. T. On the nonpartisan league program a Miller and her daughter. Pearl. Fit Amarin Ted pm lasted wire Washington. D. A. July 6.�?enactment of the Mccumber Soldier Bonus Bill would a virtually defeat the administrations program of Secretary Mellon declared in a letter of a senator Frelinghuyse. Republican. New Jersey read today in the Senate. Secretary Mellon urged that action on Bonus legislation be Defeated and declared the Bill pending before the Senate would commit the country a it. An the direct a or a sequence of a Biclie. He added would be inescapable. In North Dakota and who have been continuing their debates in Minnesota for the past few weeks will return to South Dakota on june is for another series of debates Here. It was announced in Mitchell today. The schedule for the coming series of debates Lias not been worked out. But it is expected at least two weeks will be spent by the men in South Dakota. A picnic for nonpartisan All Over Central South Dakota May he arranged at Ruskin Park late in july. According to Tom Ayres league manager. Townley and Ranger will debate at the pie tiie. 0 weather report forecast South Dakota generally fair to night and Friday j moderate temper heat kills babies in Chicago 14 a Day by antedated pres eased a ire Chicago. Ilk. July 6.�?Chicago babies died last week at the rate of 14 a Day a 15 per cent greater infant mortality Titan a year ago. The increase is ascribed to the heat by the health department. Four Chicago deaths yesterday were attributed to the heat and the weather Bureau offered no immediate Relief. Local temperatures by the republicans recording thermometer wednesday 3 p. In. 81 6 p. Iii. 76 9 p. In 6 7 12 p. In. 65 thursday 3 a. In. 6 4 6 a. In. 63 i a. In. 76 12 in. 81 3 p. In. 85 today $5. Today 6 2. Maximum a it p m minimum 5 a. In. By the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum 81 minimum 62 temperature at noon today 81. Wert recovering today from nervous collapse suffered As a result of being Kidnap cd by Luther Fagan sex convict we was shot by a posse Man last night after Fagan had shot Ami slightly wounded mrs. Millers husband and had taken the two women and a bos captive in an automobile to is Grove near Here. The shooting of Miller Calli Ift a he had refused to divulge to a git ii Tho whereabouts of mrs. Millers daughter. Louise Watkins for attacking whom Fagan was sentenced to ten years imprisonment in it lib Fagan walked pursuing posses for two hours previous to his death by threatening with his pistol pressed n git list pearls body to shoot if posse met approached too closely. He declared his intention of killing his captives before he would free them. Fili ally he was offered a $5<� purse if he would release the ten year old boy. He accepted and City marshal Hart advanced with the Money. Fagan pushing Pearl Miller ahead of him us it shield reach d for the Money. As he did so. Herman 1 Pegg a civilian posse Man fired. The Bullet slowed through tile top of Kagano Skull. Fagan recently a pardoned conditional upon his immediate return to Oklahoma. Chicago gasps in heat but Mercury climbs Only to 82 by \ Aorist a Al brr w of Chicago ilk. July 7.�?Chicago gasped and looked extremely sceptical today when the weather Bureau reported the thermometer at Only 82 at s of clock this morning. A sweltering night had sent thousand to the Parks and the leaches in an Effort to snatch a few minute comfortable sleep. The he it yesterday was held directly responsible for five deaths the doubling of the City s mortality rat. Anti dozens of prostration. One Large j company Laid off 5,000 men because the heat was too great to continue work Iii the foundries a no Relief Iii Hight a was the announcement unveil out by the weather Burian today. A we a Quot a Lim a a a a a a i Dupont becomes a u. S. Senator today a baseball american league first game Detroit. 02 4 Oil 212�?13 17 2 at Chicago a. 300 too 050�? 8 14 2 Leonard and Bowler we Goodall twombly Hodge. Mulrennan and Schalk. Free German of killing French wounded in War another officer gets two year term and leak uniform taken. From him Philadelphia at Cleveland Moore and i by associated pre beaded wire Dover. Del., july 7.�?general t Coleman Dupont was today appoint an Ltd Nuna in Aker. De United states senator from de la 1 Ware by governor Denny to succeed Josiah Wolcott who resigned last week to become Chancellor of Delaware. General Dupont who is the Delaware member of the Republican National committee will serve the unexpired term which runs until March. 1�23. The appointment of general Dupont adds a Republican to the Senate. Senator Wolcott having been elected to the office As a Democrat of i no f20 20 120 Ooi of Perkins Detroit. 1 at Chicago. Dot Oldham and Bowler Wilkinson and Yaryan. National league Cincinnati. Loo too loo�?2 6 a at Boston. Ooi 00 4 21x�?h 13 a Marquard. Napier and Wingo Oeschger Arni Gowdy. Of appoint Iowa commander de Moines. La. July 7.�?govern? Kendall has announced the appoint ment of colonel Mathew a. Tinley of Council Bluffs As brigadier Genera of the Iowa National guard. Virile manhood or social polish such was the Choice confronting Jean North j rup after she became a the husband i haters read this compelling serial beginning in the Republican sunday july to baby a fingers crushed Plankinton s. A. July 7�?the Little daughter of or. And or. Phil nor Gren suffered a badly mangled Finger i one Day recently the result of getting it in an Electra clothes wringer hut indication now Are that the Finger can be saved. Brooklyn 060 411 <>�?~�0 1�?7 at new York 3�<� too �>3� 0�?6 druthers and Miller Barnes Lee and Snyder. St. Louis Ooi 002 at Philadelphia 002 too Haines and demons. Smith and Bruggy. I try \ a a Ort it re pre beaded wire Leipsic Germany july 7.�?dr Schmidt president of the supreme court in announcing the acquittal of lieutenant general Karl Steng a of the charge of having ordered the execution of wounded Fren h soldiers and prisoner and the conviction of major Bruno Crusius of the same charge declared that an experienced officer like Crusius should have known general Stenger was incapable of giving such orders. Crusius. Was sentence yesterday to two years Covele Stei. Imprisonment and was deprive of the right to Wear the German uni. It form in the future. Quot i a it has not been established that Stenger gave the or or of which he is said or. Schmidt. The executions which undoubtedly occurred. Cannot be imputed to him. Not responsible a Crusius was not responsible for his actions on August 2 8. Owing to a mental derangement but on August 21 he knew quite Well what he a doing. The action of Crusius a re due to negligence he though Stenger had Given the order to finish off the wounded and prisoners. An experienced officer by himself however should have known Stenger was not capable of giving such an 11 2 i o la sal0�?�? Oil a 2 Pilhoefer woman Waits 22 years and then he wont marry her i by Uoo Risard pre bested wire Lincoln. Neb., july a miss Jennie Feller of Humboldt was today awarded $17,000 damages for breach of Promise suit against Louis Henry Howe. She a previously awarded $22,000 by District judge Troup of Douglas county. Miss Fellers alleged that she had waited 22 years for Howe on his Promise to marry her but that he would never fulfil the obligation. This is the largest award of its kind Ever recorded. The estate of Frank Lamb of Decatur was allowed $0,000 damages on a suit for fifteen thousand dollars filed against the state following the failure of the Decatur state Hank. During the course of the trial or. Wernau. An Julien is. Testified that pm. Sins had been sent Home from the front a nervous wreck and repeatedly i had told him that his soul collapse a chiefly due to the ghastly scenes i witnessed on the Battlefield incident to general St Ngern a order to Hoo i wounded in and prisoners. Crowds cheer Stenger j Berlin. Germany. July 7.�?the Sta Gelatt says today that lieutenant general Stenger. On leaving the court room in Leipsic after his acquittal was hailed with loud cheers k of frenchmen who attended the trial in behalf of the French government the newspaper assert. Were received with cries of

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