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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 18, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxviii. Mitchell South Dakota tuesday july 18, 1922 number 246 Ines to re open Ullman reviews year in politics declares unusual senatorial nomination victories were brought about by unique conditions party unsatisfied elastic Dollar recommended to bring return of Prosperity scientist says world Drifting to new plan he i Ember defeat in North j Kota and Pinchot Victory in Pennsylvania Are discussed suggests that average Price of commodities be used As Index of value regulate prices arbitrary Gold Standard declared to be wrong basis of Worth by Edward m. Thierry Schenectady n. Y., july 18�?how would you like to have your envelope contain elastic Money dollars that increased or decreased exactly As the Cost of living Slid up or Down Money that stretched in hard times a we Are Drifting toward it Quot says or. Charles p. Steinmetz electrical wizard and scientist. _ a a Why not use the average Price ,1est primary elec Index of commodities As the unit of Xion centers in race for monetary value instead of Gold be j asks. Steinmetz advanced the novel idea by Mark Sullivan i it i Ca i correspondent of the evening Republican Washington d. C., july a now close to the Middle of the current political year. Eleven states have held their primaries and these eleven states Are so widely distributed geographically and so diverse in economic interests and political temperaments that it ought to be j foible to make some generalizations about the present political temper of the country. It out to be possible but it in t. Many things Are happening and some of them Are strange but they have Little relation to each other. The most frequent of the generalizations commonly made on the repairs of the primaries is one which lumps the victories of Beveridge in Indiana of Pinchot in Pennsylvania of Brookhart in Iowa and of Frazier Over Mccumber in North Dakota. My treats them As if they were similar this is a mistake. It is True there was some similarity Between the victories of Pinchot and Beveridge but the Victory of Brookhart in Iowa had no relation whatever to the other two Brookhart when he comes to the Senate will be no More like Beveridge than he will be like Wadsworth of new York. Or like Pepper of Pennsylvania. In fact so much that is misleading has been said on the basis of treating these three political events As a Troup that there is no safely a Curre Way of covering them except one by one. Beveridge representative Beveridge when. _ Senate assuming that he wins the Dex of c Moodi ties food clothing Brand is and like. _ _ _ v Short refuses to admit nonunion workers Sioux City mayor stops at tempt to Send in strike Breakers troops will be used to protect mines is Promise of Harding fire sweeps n. Greenwich Village area _ j explosion this morning by associated press leased wire starts conflagration in Washington d. C., july 18�?president Harding late today Large warehouse trill Send simultaneously telegrams directing the operators of ail hit says fears trouble ominous mines shut Down because of strike conditions to resume of two dead 30 injured Eratico at once and requesting the governors of those states in which the mines operate to furnish such military Protection As May be needed. If state troops find it impossible to Cope with the situation Federal troops it was understood May eventually be employed. It was made Plain at the War department that the National guard would be employed by the Federal government to maintain order if the available regulars were of insufficient numbers or if Gover men arriving from Minnear Olis Are sent i t to Harvest Fields. Thick cloak of mysterious Black smoke shrouds building Charles p. Steinmetz Nebraska to polls today St in primary Al tenters in race of United states Senate by associated press leased wire Sioux City la. July 18.�?the Omaha lines passenger train due Here from Minneapolis at 850 of clock this morning bearing nine strike Breakers Dow refused to Call out the guard themselves. Was stopped by mayor w. M. Short. I plans for such action by the president were understood to have Public safety commissioner t. L received the unanimous support of the Cabinet at today meeting of Taggert and a squad of policemen and hat body at which the Industrial situation was discussed in All its ordered to proceed to the station with j ramifications. The advices to the mine operators and the governors out stopping at the Omaha shops to j Ujj Point out the imperative necessity for Early resumption of the unload the non Union mom Industry in the interest of the Public and will also briefly urge the mayor said he took this action a a a ii j Oil a because he feared trouble if the strike Thal Earl it a procedure observed in the exec Hon of the plan. Breakers had been allowed to enter the shops. Several Hundred striking j shop men had congregated in the shop districts apparently awaiting j the arrival of the strike Breakers. There was no violence. To await developments Washington. C., july 18�?the Railroad strike promised to occupy the Structure which covered most of the by associated press leased wire new York City. July is work it feverishly to Check the flames sweep ing a warehouse in the heart of Greenwich Village firemen today Wert unable to Pierce the thik cloak of mysterious Black smoke which completely shrouded the building and were forced to Blind Battle with the destructive conflagration. The fire started with an explosion about 8 a. In. Several More followed by noon the casualty list stood at two dead nearly 3> injured and three missing. The toll was taken chiefly from the ranks of the fire and police departments. Mobilized around the burning Omaha. Neb., july 18.�?principal interest in the Nebraska primaries in an interview discussing we orld economic 111,. But he emphasised that entered in the outcome of the he a n8 Ollif m a i Tor United state. Senate Nom recommendation nor quiling he coinage Crank. Which a it is a theoretical idea toward which the world gradually to Drift publican National committeeman a von can to introduce i his Campaign As a Quot Forward Republican ticket in r. B. Howell of Omaha re he says such a cataclysmic thing abruptly. Time and trend must do it and the trend today is away from fixed Money and the inflexible Gold Standard and toward the Price Index. Gold poor Standard a Gold really is the least suitable. Standard. Gold Supply and Monty a framed a to get out of alignment particularly j that he looking Republican with progressive policies. Or. Howell who announced he favored the agricultural bloc in Congress a government merchant Marine adjusted compensation for Exso Diers a paid by the wealth of the rational Tariff policy destroy monopoly a and w As against the ship subsidy the strike Breakers were taken by strikers to strike Headquarters. L. Rammer chairman of the publicity committee announced later that the men were on their Way to the Harvest Fields. Railroad officials agreed that the men had been hired to work in the shops. Cabinet meeting today. It was evident however that the administration is disposed to wait until the trend of developments either for better or worse can be definitely determined probably within the next few Days before reaching any decision As to the necessity for drastic action in the situation. Under peeing need. Of War it oppose by a Ber w off Eris was Norire of cold fell i present congressman of Omaha c. H a the idea system would be not so Gustafson head of the United state. I Many grains of Gold to a Dollar. He comes to the. A unit based on he average pricey a rank John. Of labor rent and the., a things really change Little ex-1 or. Jefferts. Rated a a conservative cent against Gold. The Only thing Republican frequently referred in his permanent is the average value of political Campaign advertisements to everything we use to live. Money is i Praise that had been Given him by supposed to represent relative values j representative Mondell Republican you done to eat the Gold it is the floor Leader for his work in con relative value of the things you need press and declared he had been a that counts a i a True it consistent and Earnest we Ork Steinmetz pointed out that with a Era in the Republican party. Price Index Dollar unit the Man who democratic list got $20 a week in 1913 normalcy in democratic primaries the we Ould get $60 a Quot Oak if the put c voters we Ere called upon to choose be Index shot up to 300�?automatically. Tween senator g. M. Hitchcock. An without an actual increase in . Thony t Monohan of Omaha and j. Automatic adjustment j q. So Rover of hum Holt. For the sen a it would be automatic adjust i atrial nomination the latter having ment a he said. A the great difficulty been drafted by dry democrats Anis that regulating such a Index Money a cording to f a High of the state other to the Rad cat element a among would require absolutely exact Price anti Saloon league a = workers in Tho Touti cities he Index bulletins perhaps weekly. To progressives who formed a third 1 could be trusted thus to regulate the party at grand Island last december nation s business and the National i with a policy of government owner pocketbook it we Ould require an All ship of railroads adequate prices for Wise Central body. Maybe As the farm products and for labor in Gener Drift goes on future generations will a1, were to choose Between a. H solve the problem a Bigelow an Omaha attorney and a mentioning the proposal of Henry thur g. Wray of York prominent in Ford and Thomas a. Edison to Theodore Roosevelt s a Bull Moose create a Energy dollars by Power do i party in 1912 As their Choice for the a elopement and land reclamation Senate nomination. Steinmetz continued a it does no to matter what we Cal the Money or whether it is lacked by Gold or Industrial development. J with the Price Index Money we real a tee Senger us about the sentiment of a be Independent of what is a National Republican leaders. Bacic of Hen Brookhart comes to washing-1, the Doliar might still be to Many j or the republicans will tolerate i ain8 of Gold but would use the him. But they won t accept him As Gold Donar multiplied by the Prue a a will Beveridge. The Republican \ Index business would be on that tiers Are confident that his Success bas�3 for right now it is the basis j or. A purely fortuitous Combina 0f a National activity. A or. Of elements normally Irr concil a watch the curves of Price. And i us when Brookhart tries to Satis just Money to the curves. Then we the Farmers he will disappoint the Wilt have stationary Prosperity with a borers and vice versa Brookh Artno periods of High i Mea or Low pm in the Senate assuming he is a restful in the november elections election in november will come close to being representative of the Thilk of the Republican party As it is Likely to be in the future. If the Republic Arr party should again become the party of the business Man Beveridge will come As nearly As any other Man now in Public life to being the spokesman of its policies. Brookhart a Radical Between the Success of Beveridge in Indiana and the Success of Brookhart in Iowa. There is no common Point whatever. Brookhart is a Radical. He belongs in tire school of la Follette. He made his Campaign by two appeals one to the Radical element among the Farmers and the was successful in an Effort which is the dream of All radicals but which can Only be achieved by an Accident. Brookhart has spread the gospel that Prosperity is a matter of Legisla on it was a Straw in a Stormy sea and the people grasped for it. Would a it were real. Brookhart. If ele a will have to a a political or Vanast of the first water in order to keep Faith with the conflicting groups that have supported him but All Power to him. That sentiment of the fort Dodge strike Breakers flogged at fort Worth Texas by associated press leased wire fort Worth Tex., july 18�?four men All under the age of 25 years employed As non Union workers at the local Frisco shops were seized by a band of approximately too men at la o clock last night while at a local dance Hall taken six Miles out on the Cleburne Road and flogged according to reports made to the police Early this morning by the men. The men were stripped and lashed with leather straps after we hich they were warned to a head South and not several shots were fired at the i fleeing men but none took effect they arrived in the City Early today where they went to the Home of the parents of one of the boys and told a their St cry. One of the boys declared that the men were very quiet and just before he we As whipped one of the men re j Quested that the whippers be merciful As they were Only boys. King names deputies for strike duty by associated press leased wire Sioux Falls. S. A. July ii. L United j president of the maintenance of Way states marshal w. H. King this mor j employ yes Union and various railway a a Ning appointed Phil s. Pickett chief a executives had conferences with Mem i re a no a Isy jts c from he Sid to. _. _ to a a 1 hers of the Railroad labor Board in of eth it building. Detects is of Sioux , and John eff0rtg to avoid further walkouts and heat and smoke forced the firemen Berry of Mitchell former sheriff of to obtain a basis for settlement of the j to. Prop their nozzles against Small Davison county special Deputy mar showmen s strike. For pods set up on the Street and while president Harding we As climb to neighbouring roofs to Man Block bounded by Jane Street Greenwich Avenue. Twelfth Street and eighth Avenue on the lower West Side was the greatest collection of fire fighting apparatus which has j turned out since the equitable build ing fire. The Veteran fire chief j a Smoky Joe Martin pronounced the Blaze one of the worst he had known during his Long years of service. Families out of houses to avoid further walkouts Chicago iii., july 18.�?peace negotiations in the railway strike again. Kit a were in the fore today. E. F. Grable.j5jj.nij a smoke drove nearly resident of the. Maintenance of was Fazlli s from their Homes and forced the police to withdraw the peace it w As believed he would take j Send a 45,000 Candle Power search no immediate action. J Light attached to a special truck for although approximately 15,000 use in an Effort to penetrate the shall to Deal with any situation a _ _ isling out of the Railroad strike. Mar known to have a definite plan for other lines. Brooklyn was ordered to Shal King has summoned state Shir Iff John Shanks from Pierre for a special conference in which it is plans for coping with any unlawful stationary firemen and oilers were a action growing out of the strike will pm Rie i added to the list of strikers be made. Strikers from Alt parts of i yesterday no further accessions to the state Are reported As peaceful Ith j13t were expected until after the so far a j meeting of the maintenance of Way menus grand Lodge at Detroit Friday. Quiet today in West Virginia 43 under arrest the meeting originally was set for thursday but later was changed to allow grand Lodge officers from Long distances to be present at the opening session. The 25.000 maintenance of Way men already on strike will not be i outlawed a for the or. Grable said. A lense smoke Clouds about the heart of the inferno. Cause unknown nearly five hours after the Blazs started the cause was undetermined. Patrick do scroll. Assistant to the general manager of the Star publishing company we Aioli publishes the new York american and the journal said his company had a million pounds of newsprint paper stored in the warehouse. He said the sew several Hundred Texas members1 York Tribune also had paper in the of the sixteen Standard Railroad or j wrecked building a animations met in Waco today to Dis Quot a o cuss the strike and to determine what action they might take. St. Paul. Minn., july 18.�?active recruiting of men to take thai place of striking shop workers was begun today by the various railroads in the Northwest. Old employees of the great Northern and Northern Pacific had until to a. In. Today to re port for work if they wished to retain seniority and other rights. Women come prom Penny Vama seeking men who Are in custody. By associated freaks leaned wire Wallsburg we va., july 18�?acting on orders of sheriff Thomas Duval t Boone county w Hose father Sher strike Breakers Denison Tex. July 18�?fifty non South Dakota train service May be curtailed by associated press leased wire Pierre s. D., july Railroad situation Here today assumed More serious aspects when virtually All i work ceased at the Chicago and Northwestern shops fallowing a walk out of stationary firemen and oilers. Eighty five workers now Are on strike Here. Including 52 men employed in shops and 33 car repair men. State Quot i be for to o years Only. He w As Boscn to fill out the unexpired term practical example a if the 1913 Dollar is new 5 re to c Price Index say in Twat x ear. To Rorr in reparations problem to be settled soon France holding out for formal declaration that Germany has defaulted Iff h. H. Duval Wras killed with three other men in a Battle Between authorities and a crowd of invaders at he Clifton mine of the Richland Sherff John Shanks left late this of to in cd Mpa Nyat Clifton Ville Early i Ter noon by automobile for Sioux the in if Zirt la Quot monday morning. Deputy sheriff j fails in response to a message from to the Railroad a hop strict. There George l. Cardwell has broken up United states marshal Harry we King at9�il�i and dispersed the tent Colony of j asking for a conferee regarding the i pedal or. To local offices of the Missouri ran striking miners near the scene of the situation. I was struck by and Texas Railroad announced flight. Governor Mcmaster. When asked suspension fourteen passenger forty Fie men arrested by dept late today whether he had formulated trains in Texas effective last mid ties and state police were in Cue plans should emergency arise de j Tody Here and in Wheeling today. Dared he had not Given it a thought i three of these were in Wheeling i continuation of the strike for two hospitals. One of the last to Belleeks would see service on the a brought in was said by the officials Kota division of the Chicago and to be the Man whose shots killed Northwestern Between Huron and the elder Duval. This prisoners left Pierre and on the Black his division Arm was found to have been shatter Between Pierre and rap d City badly1 cd by a Bullet when he was Captur a piled if 1��?T. Completely tied up in de at the Pennsylvania state line. The opinion of company men and feeling Here was at a High pitch 8 nere four horses Burn to death barn on farm near Kimball struck by lightning avd burned to ground wage agreement Philadelphia a july 18�?the Pennsylvania Railroad announced today a wage agreement had been negotiated Between representatives of the showmen still employed by the company and representatives of the management affecting More than 40,-000 men. Paris France july settlement of the German reparations r sex senator Kenyon the rub1 lean leaders reckon that to o i and perhaps less Tom err in it or problem is beginning to be publicly v a will be Long enough for Brook 1 Trorey would be the same under this recognized in Fra face As inevitable. Of disappoint one or the other by i of the e id linear the proposal to reduce the Ger o his two groups of followers. Being Worth about 80 ends now Man indemnity to fifty billion Gold Down to 35 cents three years ago. Marks to cancel the French debt to and i body knows what tomorrow. Great Britain and to conclude the a Iii hard times Money was scarce Long pending Anglo French defensive and a rebuke to the conservative and a was h3fd Alliance has become such a constant republicans a Hose extremely Morcumb ctr a downfall the downfall of Mccumber in North Kinta is commonly described As a league nations in secret meet Council on mandates of Palestine and Syria being held today and a a Victory Forl Imko Money 4 borrow Lobo subject of discussion in reparation Ana As a air torn for and the lenders instead of receiving circles that newspaper and political today and a heavy guard of dept a ties under Sherif Duval kept guard at the jail crowded with its prisoners. Sheriff Tom Duval today ordered the abandonment of the tent Colony of striking miners and their families near the Clifton mine near her e. State troopers state troopers from Pennsylvania made the rounds of the tents and notified the men and women that they must move out without delay. They lost no time in obeying the order taking nothing but food with them. The authorities professed ignorance As to where they Tiad gone. A number of foreign women none fasting Man says he will go to heu if he eats is near death special to the Republican Kimball s. D., july 18�?four had of horses one cow and two Brood sows we Ere burned to death when the barn on the farm of Victor be Miles South of Here lightning end burned to the ground at 2 a. In. Sunday. Nothing in the barn was saved. It has not been Learned whether or not or a Jewoda had carried insurance. One fourth s in s. People live in Rural districts by associated press leased wire Washington. A. July 17.�?th farm population of the United states on january i. 1920. Was 31,614 269 j or 29.9 percent of the total population of the country according to re-1 turns of the last census announced today by the census Bureau. Of this j number 31.350,640 were enumerated in Rural territory and 255.629 on i farms located within Tho limit of by associated press leased wire Stanton ky., july 18�?william Rice of Nada today was speechless and in a very weakened condition on the sixty fourth j cities and other incorporated comm or Quot it of this. Mccumber was de i it d in North Dakota not because would be fair to both of us. A the Drift is toward the flexible Price Index Standard of Money and Roo conservative hut rather away from the arbitrary Gold stand in use his conservatism was not suf. Dard a Ken Tiv thorough Goine to Appel to. You eee in relations Between is Ergative republicans in his employer and top Ioyel a the in j crease and decrease of we Agea either automatic or in shrikes and lockouts state fight a the first place. Mccumbers de did not turn on National issues 1 ill. Neither the Tariff Bill. Of h he is the proponent nor his or a Bonus Bill had much to do a hit. Mccumber s defeat was Kisoda almost wholly on local North Eta conditions. The big fight in k h Dakota was a purely Domestic p by two Een the radicals of the non a Lsan league and the conserva-?t-o5 that conflict has dominated a nth Dakota politics for More than the Quot years past. And the thing that treated Mccumber was his failure take a a whole hearted part in the Ort of the conservatives of the state defeat the nonpartisan league a finlly. About a year ago. There ? a local election in North Dakota Quot Public commissions Are being guided by it. In wage adjustments ment. The French government is holding out vigorously for a formal declaration by the reparations commission that Germany has voluntarily defaulted but some of the French newspapers Are now joining the British in saying that a German financial catastrophe must be averted first and that the question of Germany a guilt by associated press leased wire London erg., july 18.�?the Council of the league of nations which opened sessions in London yesterday Cou a speak English came planned to hold today a meeting be Ohsburg today from Avella pa., Hind closed doors to continue its Dis i a ? 5 the cus8lons of mandates. The session.1 a in Tail cd attacked . To Neville yesterday was formed. Thru interpreters they said they were searching for male relatives who had which apparently was brought Forth con it durable criticism on Sass Psi intr not been since so unday it. U in ? a Clarai believed identification of some of the or in ski Hal a and i 43 in toners held Here and in wheel kit. V general British ing will be made through these worn Public considers there should be the in fullest Light of publicity on dealing j a state policemen Guinea a ii. M wage Adjui May be determined later and a Gas Light car and Telephone French leaders Are smarting under recent foreign criticism that France Steinmetz declared he Wras not fathering the ideas merely discussing it. And he Hazard a guess How soon the Money millennium might arrive Harris to leave Minnesota u. Is blocking an obviously necessary readjust meat. With foreign territories. Of today baseball National league by associated press lenses wire Minneapolis july 18�?sig Harris coach of the freshman football team i at the University of Minnesota for the past 16 years will probably not return to the coaching staff of the Gopher machine next fall it became known today. T. Nelson Metcalf former head coach at Oberlin College who tutored the Gridiron machine which scored a Victory Over Ohio state last i fail is the new freshman football the Hague july Rue coach at the University and also 1a will be Given an Opportunity today head track coach c Eutine any new proposals for set Sig Harris who starred As a Quad men of the issues which have been term flt on the 1905 Gopher machine and was picked Oil several All american and Ali Western selections became first assistant to or. Henry l. Williams in j5d5, the year of his graduation of a continued on Page two Liss conference will now continue fire the conference in ther words he Hague conference has been Resus to Ted although not in whole hearted Shion indicative of general optic everything depends upon when the russian delegation has con propositions concerning conflated property showing a distinct a Ange Fidson the previous attitude of be delegation on this problem Thich european delegates deemed Tuter acceptable. Philadelphia too Ooi 0 Chicago no 031 0 Singleton. Ring and Peters Aldridge and of Farrell. Boston. Of too Ooi 3 5 2 Cincinnati .030 006 Fox 9 14 i Oeschger and Gibson Rixey and Hargrave. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh postponed rain. Day of his voluntary fast. Physicians who have examined Rice do not expect him to live much longer if he continues to refuse sustenance. Rice said he intended to fast Only 40 Days a to purify his body As Christ but when the 4 0 Days were up. He still continued Tho Vigil saying if he ate he would go to hell and asserting that he was living on spiritual food. Until a few Days ago Rice was Able to talk but now his speech has left him. By his bedside Are a Bible a Cross a fan. A trumpet and a likeness of Christ. Rice has a wife and two daughters. U. S. A stopped Quot automobile Trade in Argentine cities having 2,500 inhabitants or i More. The total farm population for the first time was enumerated separately from the Rural population As a whole and therefore has no Campti native figures from preceding census am mounted to 61 percent of the total population which includes residents of i incorporated cities and villages hav ing fewer than 2,500 inhabitants corporate hamlets mining regions and other areas not devoted to Agricula Ture. Thus while the Rural Populas Tion constituted it was said nearly one half of the country s total Only about three tenths of its inhabitants were living on farms. The proportion of the farm Popula Tion to the total in the various states ranged from 71 percent in Mississippi to 2.5 in Rhode Island. O Rathenau a assassins take their own i Ives new York. St. Louis. Douglas and Snyder Ainsmith. American league and More than a score of Deputy sheriffs worked All night in the Vicinity a of Cliftonville rounding up every Man who was in i Able to give a satisfactory account of i his whereabouts sunday night and yesterday morning. Forty three persons had been arrested up to seven of clock this morning and a Tele-1 phone message from the mine Caid that seven More were on their Way to Wellsburg. Sheriff Duval and a a deputies expressed their determination to get to the Bottom of a whole Nasty business and with that end in View were scouring every Village and ail j the roads Between the Ohio River mobiles from the United states arc j foreign minister Rathe Nati. Commit and the Pennsylvania state line. Capturing the Argentine markets acted suicide today according to a Dis four known dead whose bodies cording to reports to the Commerce Patch from Halem j Lay in the morgue Here were silent department today from Buenos Aires j the two men shot themselves the a i witnesses of the gun flight which during the month of june imports dispatch said. As they Wert about to a i based for More than an hour at Day of automobiles into Argentina total be captured in the Quot Turret of a alack piece and break around the Clifton mine of the 537 cars of which 524 came from 1 Castle near bad Kroesen whither Richland Coal company a Clifton this country and 13 from Europe. J they had been traced by Ville to Miles away. Sheriff h. Ii. American polish is shining the a a Duval who led his Little band of shoes of Argentina according to an Huth hits fifteenth deputies against a Large crowd of j a ther report to the Commerce depart new York n. Y., july 17 Berlin Germany july 18.�? Hermann Fischer and Edward Kern who by associated press leased wire for Many Das have been pursued by Washington d. A. July 18.�?auto-i the German police As the assassins of h police _ i babe detroit010 000 400�?5 6 2 j men said to have crossed from Quot the i Merit today from Trade comm Sironer Ruth hit his fifteenth Home run of eos ton a a a a a a. 040 too lls�?6 la 3 j Union Coal Field of Pennsylvania was Brady at Buenos Aires. Previous to the reason in the seventh inning of Dauss. Oldham Bioni Olson and among those dead i War. He said. Great Britain and the Yankee White sox game Here to Bodall Russell Pennock and re Al Germany supplied the greater part Day he is now Only one behind a Caa jugs Bon is Brenir the 8boe polish used in Argen Harry Heilman of Detroit and six with sheriff Dubai when his men Tina. But at the present time so per behind Clarence Walker of Philadel pressed Battle against Tho attacking cent of the imported polish comes Dubia and Kenneth Williams who Are Force and drove them Back from from the United states. Tima for first place with 21 on july o Cleveland .210 Oil ooo�?6 to 2 Philadelphia. Ooi 010 010�?3 4 i Morton and of Neill Hasty Ogden j Tho mine after the tipple had been and Perkins. Fired and at least two of the partied Lenine in better health pants had fallen was his son i by associated Prtt a leased wire Chicago. 010 too 111�? 4 to 4 Thomas. The latter saw his father Moscow july 18�?leo Kameneff new York 30 006 oox�?14 to i shot Down the body later being found president of Tho Moscow soviet upon tied for first place to. Last year ruths total was thirty five. Of weather report South probably j night. Dakota fair tonight and wednesday water o Why is this wrong the answer will be found among today a want . What a Blunder do you suggest Blankenship. Schupp Courtney and to contain Marks of seven bullets returning today from a visit to pre Schalk. Yaryan Shawkey and \ but continued on with the defenders Miler Lenin told the correspondent or us Behan. Hoffman. I not Long afterwards when the fight that the Premier was so improved in my Ier ror Rori y today was Over he was made sheriff of health that it was Only a matter of a new of several to alias. New York editor Dies by associated press leased wire new York. July 18�?charles or for forty years editor is pit ii v w g w o ii i Ca i ii Haiti i a up \ m to in Alt 4 of Brooke county in his father place few weeks until his health would be after an nine by a Coart or Der. Larthy re Stab in had

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