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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 17, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican Uffia edition vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota monday july 17, 1922 number 245twelve killed in mine riots Tariff Bill to be passed says Sullivan in. Advice to sidetrack measure is from outside and not seriously regarded Long debate on Bill revision of duties downward is expected As result of Public opinion by Mark Sullivan political correspondent for to Republican Washington d. C., july it Early last week your correspondent stated Riat the proposal to postpone consid tuition of the Tariff Bill until the indefinite future had not received any support among Republican senators. It was stated that while the suggestion has been made by Republican loaders Distant from Washington and by business whose suggestions Are commonly taken seriously by the republicans it had not received Anyes Tention within the Senate. That statement is no longer True. A few senators who Are regulation party have turned a kindly ear to the suggestion. Nevertheless. The number is Small and it is still a fact that there is no probability whatever of this suggestion being acted upon. Must go on the attitude of the Republican raders and of nine out of of the Republican senators is that having gone so far As they have with the Tariff Bill they should now go on to the end and that to Stop now would make the w Hole Tariff performance seem so futile that it would add greatly to the Adverse judgment from which Congress and the party already Are suffering. What is More Likely to happen in that a group of what May be called Middle of the Road Republica senators will bring pressure to i to make considerable reductions in the schedules As they now stand and otherwise to make the Bill More acceptable to the country than it was in the form in which the Senate finance committee under the leadership of . Mccumber. Introduced it from now on the country May expert to see a steady and successful pressure on the part of this group of senators to make the rates lower and the Bill altogether More reasonable. As a result it May be expected that the Bill will be pushed Forward to a vote tis rapidly As is consistent with Normal Opportunity for debate in rho part of the democrats. This result is the first response of the Senate to interest shown by the Public throughout the country in the Tariff discussion. Up to very recent i he most conspicuous response of the country to the Tariff discussion been indifference. The Public has not seemed to take the Bill seriously a has shown less interest in it than in i by other previous Tariff at the same stage of development. Some persons account for this on the ground that the Public rarely Dees get interested in any Tariff Bill until the Wool schedule comes under discussion. It is difficult to explain Why this should be so. But persons with Long memories say it is the Wool schedule which brings popular interest in a Tariff Bill to its height. In the debate on the present Tariff it will be some Days yet before Wool is reached. In the mean time. The show of Public interest now beginning has led to the result Here outlined. The Bill cannot yet be said to be in sight of a vote. The democrats have still a Good Deal to say and the time always consume d by the opposition in debate on a Tariff Bill it cannot be charged that ithe Democrat a Quot unreasonably Dills it is the republicans who have he Quot a conspicuously responsible for the Quot Quot extreme length of time during which the Tariff Bill has been under discussion. Hearings for months chairman Fordney and the other of Quot publican members of the House ways and Means committee began their hearings on the Bill More than Al year and a half ago on january i 1921. The Bill was first reported Iro the House a Little Over a year ago. On july 6, 1921. Thereafter the actual passage of the Bill through the House was fairly speedy but after the Bill was sent to the Senate Republican members of the Senate Fin of nce committee spent More that rpt months in rewriting it. It was on april la last that the Bill came into the Senate with 2,082 changes made in the original House draft of the Bill. The debate in the open Senate began on april 20. And the two months and three weeks which have passed since then Nave been by no Means an extraordinary length of time for a Tariff debate in the Senate. Weather report South Dakota fair tonight and probably tuesday somewhat warmer tuesday and in extreme West portions tonight. Amundsen prepares for flight of 1,800 Miles across North pole 100,000 join striking ranks today a a oilers and firemen go out maintenance of Way in East also Stop work no peace prospects officers West 25 murdered at Virginia mine others injured this week believed by Many to Mark major Industrial Crisi of n action a a a / i Roald Amundsen Frig this two air pilots. Lieut. E g. Fullerton left and Oscar Omdal Center the monoplane in which they will Fly Over the pole and a map of the course they Wall take. No Mitchell railway employee were affected by the strike which wrent into effect this morning calling out the stationary firemen and oilers. Three stationary firemen employed at the local shops in Mitchell Are members of the maintenance of Way Union and were not ordered to Stop work. De Wright boilermaker Foreman at the Milwaukee Roundhouse in Mitchell and Tom France slip Foreman in charge of the mechanics received orders yesterday to Stop Woik so did not report for duty today. They were not called out when the other showmen went on strike As the foremen w Ere not included in the original order. Only maintenance of Way Are now at work at the local Roundhouse. The Quot a have not been ordered to strike no strike Breakers have been employed at the local railway shops. Bullets Stop ambulances bringing Aid open shop fight causes massacre Cincinnati of. July 17�?notices announcing Tho cancellation of All contracts for handling freight in freight houses As soon As it legally can be done. Were posted throughout the big four Railroad system today e. W. Cortin general manager of the Road announced. Emerson Hough acting As several Hundred in the Deputy sheriff among attacking party at the seriously injured Wheeling mine firing along roads nine Are arrested automobiles bringing newspapermen Are kept out of War Arfa by associated press leased wire Washington Pennsylvania july 17.�?sheriff Otto leu . Deputies and state police Early today broke up a March of who were on their Way to the Lincoln Hill mine near Here. Nine arrests were made. The mine has been operating with non Union since the Coal strike was called. By associated press i cased wire strikers fro it Pennsylvania believed to be responsible for outbreak by associate Al press leased wire Wheeling. W a. July 17�?sheriff h. It. Duvall and twelve other persons were killed and no less than 25 others wounded in a fight at the Standard mine of the Richland Coal company two Miles from Well Burgh w. Va., this morning according to a. Telephone message from the Cor respondent of the Wheeling news at Steubenville Ohio. July 17.�?auto i w kill a. Mobiles carrying newspaper and h a l mine has ambulance proceeding from Wells work no on an open shop basis. A do a Pissk v2. To ii a Hoar a asked it he b.5 a Large party of from Over Richland mines were turned Back by bullets at 9 15 of clock according to word received Here. Firing is still going on along the Road leading to Tho mines. The Pennsylvania Jine. After the fight they burned the tipple. Situation quiet five hours after the fighting Start by associated press encased wire Chicago. Til., july 17.�?peace pros \ chains Nichols. Emerson Hough and pets in the Railroad strike were dim four deputies. Cody Robinson. Situation was quiet the clerk a Man named Mozingo. All seriously Seattle. July 17�?Over the North i conditions Are favourable before con pole in an air plane this is the plan tinning the flight. ,. To Spitsbergen of Roald Amundsen now on a Sev a if Condl ticks Are a unfavourable they in years cruise in the Arctic an will proceed directly to their Destin bounced Here by his business Mana-1 action Spitsbergen. North of the Ger sir Hadron s. Hammer. I scandinavian Peninsula to Grant Amundsen and his party Are now land depending upon the gasoline nine of the supposed to be med today by the addition of App to x i injured have been brought a a Volta who setae it he mine in mately 100,000 to the forces of a a pm ambulance arrested and three of them who were a the strikers. W Quot. Fri he injured have been taken to a mean 1 negotiations for a settlement were i to Force their Way to a it j Hospital. I be attacking party said to num nearing Point Barrow most Northern Point of Alaska in the Schooner Maud. Here Amundsen and two pilots. Lieut. E. G. Fullerton and Lieut. Oscar Omdal. Will hop off. With gasoline and food to last 26 hours. They will Fly to the North Tole and will land there for observations if Supply. The flight from Point Barrow to Spitsbergen under favourable conditions will be 1800 Miles and will take 23 hours. In Case of mishap the adventures must depend upon Carrier pigeons to carry word to rescuers and upon inflated pig bladders to be fit the plane afloat until help a. I Tern pm rarity at a standstill with no t/0 a , wounded and Rives i positive indication As to then a a the bodlbf5 the bad silent Hio data i move its possible result. N Amundsen expects to get Ivalu Many it is believed that the a Able scientific data on the flight and01 this week will meet the major will take motion pictures. Industrial crisis of its history. In addition data collected will Aid regional walk out greatly in directing the Maud screw seventy five thousand maintenance to the Best advantage As their Little of Way workers in new York switch vessel drifts through these regions ing areas were scheduled to Lea re it is expected. A j their posts this morning in answer Amundsen upon completing the to a regional strike Call. To this Point Barrow Spitsbergen flight will number were add Quot a close to to too rejoin the scientists and. Sailors on \ oilers and stationery firemen and in the Maud taking a plane from Seattle to the ice bound Schooner. Debs assails governments strike stand Houx pm in fight against Federal government today Harding May order mines to re open declares Federal Are ready to shoot strik ers Down like dogs Sioux City. La. July 17�?the Powers of City and Federal government will fight for supremacy in Sioux i City this afternoon in the Federal forces Scon �0urt bef0r� Judy George c drastic action mat the great Northern railway is mtthin48hovrx to solve petitioning the court to Grant a tem a restrain the Glne ers thru out country whose strike Call last week axed this morning As time for cessation of work. Clerks and freight handlers in various sections planned to leave their work in groups ranging from less than three Hundred upward a meeting thursday barring the unforeseen thursday disorder threatens in China Ber several Hundred opened fire on the mine guards and sheriffs deputies from surrounding Hills Early this morning according to information at the mayors office in Wellsburg. Guards shot standing behind Trees and a a rocks High up in the Hills the attackers opened a deadly fire picking off the guards and deputies one by one. After resistance had weakened the attackers swooped Down on the mine and set fire to the tipple. According to information Here. The i attackers began arriving in this chinese newspapers urge Vicinity about to of clock last night that parliament reassemble and action be taken to exterminate militarists by automobile truck and walking. The attack was made about 5 of clock this morning Deputy sheriffs aided by state police a Quot reported scouring the surrounding country for members of the attacking party. Rumours of trouble t h. Duvall who was with his _ to Horary injunction to Chicago ill., july ii. Eugene government of Sioux City from inter Debs. Leader of the great american Ferong with the operation of the i ,. Won informed i railway Union strike n 1834 today la Etc am b0iler5 it it Grea Lunation was Siren in Well informed in a Neil in Hrth Quot a shops Here. The Railroad Road and other unions that the. Time has come for the rank and file b a a to unite and a strike together vote to j. To the Gether and fight i of c1.iy# ,. A there has been some slight dior f. 0. 22 a Legal Der and a few scabs have been Hurt a jurisdiction in Sioux City has Arisen . Debs said. A this has been the sex j out of the present strike and a City tent of the violence but it has been ordinance which requires a Munci sufficient to bring to the strikers wha a pal License for any person who of they fought for in the late world War rates a steam Boller. This ordinance the Federal government announces the Railroad now claims is illegal j immediate re opening of the mines through the department of Justice that and void. U. Open under Flat by associated pres leased wire peking. China., july 17.�?a major is expected to bring the Quot first import by of the chinese newspapers Content development in the strike. On i Sider that a grave crisis has Arisen that Day president e f Grable of a3 a. Result of internal disorders. They i father at the mine accompanied the the maintenance of Way unions will urge that parliament assemble body of his father to their Home Here. Meet in Detroit with regional chair promptly and that president i Yuan j a there had been rumours for Somo to fix the policy of the National Hung take drastic measures to sex he said a that the mine was i Union in the dispute. With approx j terminate the militarists who Are de j to be attacked. It had been operate come innately 490.900 in the main dared selfishly to be fomenting Trou i log on a non Union basis and last 1 Anre crafts involved the ultimate re Hie with a View to making the peking night we heard the attack was to be suit of the strike is regarded As bound government helpless to overthrow soon. The Sherff had a detail of up in the session a determined of them. At the mine but he gathered up a associated press encased mire fort to keep the at work is fore j Southern confederacy number of others Here and we went Washington d. C., july ii. An in cart go Abler a part in the meet out to the mine last night. The re. Ing of the opinion hat in As much As the miners representatives had refused government arbitration and the bituminous operators were undecided on acceptance of such a proposal that the interest of the Public demanded a a a a. I opponents _ a a ,. _ the pressure of fuel supp Les n government. / Daybreak when firing began from Tho Many sections is an aggravating fac j a top of the Hin above the mine Tor in the Industrial situation non railway trouble Enon t kit rep led to the Union Coal which has been in Ade j Chang Tso Lin. Rebellious Man the sheriff ordered the to move quate Supply since april first to keep Churdan super Tuchen still is holding j up that of in they Refl ended firing abreast of current consumption de the rolling Stock he took from rail j they went. The sheriff reached mands has been shut off in Many Sec Road lines Between peking and Muk the top. I saw him a few minutes tons by the shortage of freight when he mfde4pea,5 i before and he was hurrying after a i places with who did not hold a Troy Phi and with an american Flag. H attitude of Orab a the governors of seven states have fir it in so a from the Eirv examining planted at the Entrance of every mine chiefly upon the attitude ural simultaneously announced they have y to be operated. The operators would in who came to Chicago today from the National guard mobilized and ready to move at command when the lion"01�?T of the slut anon ,an<1 act and charged them with violation of a you will have no trouble in guess. _. Ing what kind of action la thus meant i War inf d and then returned to on the part of Tho National and late i work. They were at once re arrested governments which you shouted for 1 a of a Board. Upon hearing of this action police j edict arrested the unlicensed operators 8 realty Cool. The president has in mind it was the More peaceful conditions caused by his withdrawal. Be expected to comply immediately Washington where on saturday he Quot the mob seemed to be armed with All kinds of guns and had abundant the government now has decided i ammunition because they kept shoot upon drastic action. All foreign pm j ing even after we had broken their ploy a of the railway most of who line and they were running Over the held a conference with president Harding. . Grable said he would to. N i i in a Cimo 11 Iii Inu. U Confer with members of the Railroad Are British subjects will be recalled Hill. To further reported to pay. If necessary labor in an Effort to get sup to within the great chinese Wall a some of them evidently got in be for a Short time a Royalty on such. Port of an order to prevent carriers which would remove them from the Hind us. Because they exploded a Coal a would be mined to meet the fr0m requiring maintenance to sphere of chef Rig a influence. Charge of dynamite under the tipple emergency if there is insufficient strikers work. It. that any who refuse and was blown up. I think it he rlnsrnrned0s a Quot a ther and Catlon a draft to obey the. Rau Wilt be dealt with ankh Are end was born. To the nro7 it Quot of it a. Let lat Ward Pac wf8 ,.en n the Quot Tate under a order in Council ground although i Don t know none in re a a. Hennon. General which a a key a a Rabi to voted for invested your Leat Dollar 300 prisoners for and crossed the Atlantic to fight j Patti turn in and be gassed and die for in Tho War j car i Ukiu in to make Tho world in genral and America in particular Safe for de j my and now that the War is Over and Dublin ire., july 17.�?during week i of miners who a now Are engaged in i a Jjo r�-hnn0 Rittz Kaiser no is dead and democracy and in j operation the National army i other pursuits but who would respond a a re a g id flu Toddi trip de that ca1 for Volunteer miners i if the a Federated Quot i How in which make 1,abl8 to deportation ? pc a a.tlon. To Irish trouble would go out from the government a any British subject part Cir officials believing there Are thousands North Cost that Only Tny rebellion against China. Any British subject participating in Wei a Busy trying to break up that mob. Many killed ? full. ."enlo.rlty. I ordered Captain Hickman of the to my a a of Ana cwt. We Quot Al Law in Liberty Are on lop this Aanie crowd troops captured about boo Prie Onera 10 8ub a a. Riff hts we Prev a tin a n Settef i a Quot �?1----�--- non Wir to a. Man to Horn you rallied in such from Republican insurgents it was operators act. The read in the run Rothwe it Winn a rangers Back to Dennison but has there were at least eight for i am announced thin in Ciurca so Cai a act la a Kov a 1 a a a hat a it Hadi the w ii ont t Bend Troy pers there 80on May be others out in the Woods Fer of arbitration As a Mana of set a a a a ,. Plan for mail service through which they Yan when we,.r arbitration a a Means set a message to l. A a Itzgerald head. # want in the Hill i know a lot of i thing the Coal strike developed a great of the clerks freight handlers sex arrangements for the use of All up n a know a lot i diversity of conclusion it appeared Prsa fun i station employees Union air planes available for mall service Jhent mounded but of course Likely however that there would be ild. Strike vote of 8 0#0gierke on have been made uld the a ervice a Wlla a a a a ome time to get the. A. In the hand of the president before a be Leago and Northwestern ran-1 curtailed by the Railroad Trike. He Law a Raaf v tonight an acct Nanee of the arbitral Road Eho Ved i Perchm of Fth Arthur Leader postmaster of Chi a funded were helped away by their you for your Noble Patriot Lam la Nowa nil. A Oua Coal operators who have met Here of the country lined up against you in Battle array la red �?~jl4 �?��0��on�e to respond to president Harding s of and ready to shoot you Down like j,4 in tipperary and 21 jogs. I county Donegal condemn lenders a it to True Union Man that your Craft Union leaders with scarcely j an exception blood with he Wal today baseball blunders Street profiteer in howling for War j and Rushing you the common Herd j into the trenches to be gassed mull f ated and Mur Ltd red while they re j Detroya manned in the rear to receive the plan. Beaten data of Tho Pluton ratio press for their a 1 american league Tinq proposal practically without con j Favorino a walkout and asking fur Caff announced today after Confer a friend9 Dixon and that a majorly of Tho pm Guthorl a to slrlk6 a Ransaae fences with Heads of air planes oper a aia aaa ill i was said Tih vow Avivm oper. T1 the 1�m� a no i i to no con panic. Tion on the Chicago and Eastern la i strike breaker poisoned Lino is Railroad showed 98 1-2 percent a pro exigency a yet makes Nece of the workers favouring a walkout Gary the use of additional plane a according to representative of the Lauder said. Seventy new shop employees of the Chicago Milwaukee and Union. Why is this wrong the answer will be found among today s want and. What Quot Blunder do you otherwise As the Leunk and file that elects them critical struggle a if in the Light of this situation you do not Realise the crying need for Unity for Solidarity on Yery front i in3 regardless of Creed color Yon. Are indeed in a pathetic plight and your Case is All but hopeless. Your weak Craft unions have got to be converted into a powerful Indus risk Union and you have got to Cut Loose once and for All from he Rotten political parties of your masters your interests Aal Coton manufacturer drafted Tariff Bill Lenroot charges 500 too to ? to 4 actors were definitely averse to a w. A. Erue and Manton Quinn Piercy t Cap Tance of the president s propose patriotism but that Dee net excuse Fullerton and Ruei Lynch. Tion you. For you chess those leaders and i Ohi Eagy a Cio too 84 the same method of dealing with were responsible Fer them and after new Yoe 010 too 20. The Railroad situation must be used All. The leaders Are about a at a Eherson fic Hupp Blankenship it was said if conditions soon do not strike ballets Are being circulated Paul Railroad and seven City to and Yaryan Hoyt Jones Murray change far the better. The adminis a by the brotherhood of railway j Beemen were suffering today from and Behan. Traction it was added is determined _cierk8i, band lbs poisoning As a result of eating food j by Aero coated press leased wire a. July 17.�?. Publican Wisconsin. Sufficient fuel a j ploys charge that the company re i Jay \ score of health department today charged in the Senate and John l. Lewis president of the diced wages in Defiance of the rail i workers were assigned to cover every Ator Smoot Utah ranking re pull United mine workers of America i Road labor Board railway Yard in Chicago to rigidly in can on the finance committee concede and spokesman for the striking min big four spec All food served to worker to de that the Section of the Tariff bin was said today to have informed Topeka Kansas unions of the big prevent recurrence of the trouble. Imposing an additional duty of 12 per his colleagues and friends that the four brotherhoods and the switch the policemen stated that they had cent and Valorme on fancy Cotton attitude of the miners in declining menus Union petitioned their officers eat in lunch in dining cars provided clothes was a word for word As profile proffered mediation of the gov for permission to go on strike july i but a Railroad posed by former senator Henry f. Eminent was final the bituminous 2�, 7u wa8 indicated today that . Lippitt. A Cotton goods manufacturer operators who Are still Jaq e6slon j clerks and station employees on j Loma j Veit in charge of the in of Providence. I. And . Traction it waa added., is determined team sep clerks freight handlers poisoning As a result of eating food i Cleveland la t too 5 14 a no longer to be walked in its efforts i and express employees to its Mem 6ftrved to railway strike Breakers. Of associated i Philadelphia 960 too ooh 0 4/ to see that the consuming Public Bera employed by the Southern rail i these were stricken during the Washington d Hie and of Neill Harris and Perr j and the industries of the country get Way and afflicted lines the pm ia8t three Daye of them yester Ator Lenroot. Ret St. Louis. Washington. Danforth Kolp and Francis and Gharrity. I t. 40 Severeid nation a ixe ague workers and producers Are absolutely identical and there is no earthly reason Why those who Are employed in the same Industry Puou id belong to Brooklyn. 260 too 600�?a 12 i pittsburgh061 ?11 80s.�?6 i i Mamaux. Peea tur Vance. And de Berry Yellowhorse Hamilton and different unions up give their votes j qom re. To different political parties. Boston ill 216 6 a the struggle is a Teing upon its Cincinnati a. i 060 Joi 8 critical stage fld Washer the Foch Flag Wilson. Lansing and Gibson hosts shall emerge in Fri Mph and Ralph Fiche pie sch establish Industrial and social demo a racy in theme mid go Aqwa in Bur Milia Illg Ftp Ano her list Orr Cai period of Seq Corbie up naga do pends anti cry upon the capacity of Fyauch. Gillespie. Pc Neil and Winga. Philadelphia. Ooi 06� 08 Chirac re 009 �6 63 Meadow and Henline. Jones and of Farrell attempting in reach some agreement. More than sixty of the 201 class one Van ligation into the origin of the concerning the presidents per Mia roads have Tako a strike votes Accord Poison had information which he a Sien idea of bringing the difference ing to information received Here Between operator and Miner to an i reports of pan dilation of trains end were said to be very much divided. Err j Poison Naa inform anon Wincn be meat of Fhi i a1/i7i? Iii peeled would Lead to the discovery of a v j a i 111 the culprits the workers to Muster their Forsee hew Ori i s 3 a a Quot it Lauis. 11. J. A Toney and Smith Doal and my and Aland together Ulrike fog Ether. Vote together and fight loge pm because of shortage of Coal equipment continued. Report have been received in track record broken Washington by the War department Edmonton. Alt. July 17�?big and the postmaster general on the have struck without permission Hsuge adj broke his own worlds rec situation at Dennison Tex. There has from president Grable pc Smock Ord for a fila and a half in a dirt been some delay Jaq the delivery of vice president of the Union estimated strike without Perm is Leon Chicago ii july 17.�?approximately 25,600 maintenance of Way along the Jin gun track Here saturday. I time was mails but no actual interruption t 81 Ira p fifth of a second better and the Public need not feel of disturb than the track Park he made at Cal de. According to postmaster general Gary and it i up pm a jts Braska. Track. Work. Nov Sypor heft of Jemaa fio today. . Smock said the strikers probably will he outlawed by their National officer _ Texas sent to prison by after dated pi8 Davd wire Austin. Tex., july 17.�?lon d. Morgan. Former chief clerk in the state treasurers office was found guilty of misapplication of state funds and sentenced to two years imprisonment by a i jury her today

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