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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 23, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota 10 Page the evening Republican emf edition vol xxxv Imitchell s. Saturday july 23, 1921 number 226 ii revolution soap boxers Are arrested two nabbed on Island near Sioux fails for red speeches getting together on the Irish question carried i. W. W. Cards pair la fed under Hom a i a tile to 25 year to aim in prison a Fly a�o4�?~t�tr<l pm Iriina Crft Sioux Falls. S. A. July 23.�?william Rosinger Ami Georff Korski. Who it is alleged by witnesses were making inflammatory speeches on Seney Island Here Friday afternoon were held this morning under $2.00 Bond each for a preliminary hearing next tuesday before judge Bergh of the municipal court. Both men carried the red membership cards of the Industrial workers of the world. State s attorney Waggoner preferred the charge of criminal syndicalism against the men after hearing the statements of the officers who made the arrests Friday. According to Jack Folsom state Deputy sheriff and two Minnehaha county deputies the alleged i. W. were engaged in addressing a group of some 25 men on the Island. Bosinger. It is said advocated tile overthrowing of the government and the destruction of crops on farms As the Only Means of obtaining higher wages. The charge of criminal syndicalism carries one of the heaviest penalties on the statutes of Seth Dakota persons convicted being liable to not less than one or More than 25 years in prison and a Fine of not less than $1,000 or More than $10,000. Irides his life for cigarette Indian desperado c it it of v his guard Wren Iii Rolls one Sioux Falls s sire to smoke a death of a Cli err Cherokee Indian tie and horse re d., july 23�?a Jerico Rette caused the in Adams a famous desperado and cat St re a of til North West Adams who was about id years of a and had resided on the Sisseton reservation in South Dakota j until a few Jears ago. When he wont to the Hardin District of Montana j was Ely get and killed by Claude Brock. I a prominent rancher of the Hardin i District just after he had Roll d Al cigarette for himself and while la was temporarily off his guard wiil holding Brock As a prisoner. Brock had missed five head or horses from bus Pature about then i to two Miles North of Lodge grass. J and was out with officer and other men striving to run Down the thieves when he accidentally ran upon thai Cherokee Indian Quot rustler and was covered and made captive by the Indian before he could draw his own gun. Brock was forced to accompany Tho Indian to the Interior of a rough Section of country where he believed the Indian planned to kill him and pc erect his body when Adams de a id cd he wanted to smoke a Cigar Ito. His prisoner stated he would also like a smoke and his Cantor passed Over his tobacco Pouch. Brock rolled a cigarette and placed it ills his Mouth then reached into i overalls pocket As if to get a Matchin the pocket was a Small Auto a Natick revolver of heavy calibre. This to grasped slipped off the safety with his thumb and in the fraction of a second Drew out the weapon and Farmers of South Dakota Are retired Pointblank at the Indian who cd by state Law to mow the weeds toppled off his horse with a Bullet Bjong the roads adjoining their farms through his heart. At the time Cap Lefore August i each year and a was issued today by flier lands in bowels of Volcano engine slops in air dropping Hon to Island in Crater Lake wireless saves the Pilot parachutes from Rescue plane drop spark plug to repair cripple Morocco and Spain Battle rebels win in clash with Spanish troops off Barberry coast. Report wants Ford Boss of railroads erf it growers Pirih Ion Harding to place Auto maker in charge a by Good turd pro Lri a few a Hart. Mich. July 23.�?a petition to president Harding asking that the railroads of the country be turned Over to Henry Ford the automobile manufacturer for operation signed by you fruit growers of Oreana county was mailed to Washington today. The fruit growers who allege in the petition tha the present freight rates Are Laking most of the profits their crop pointed out that Central Europe nearer to nakedness than any time since Napoleonic wars a my press leaned wire Sun Francisco. Cal. July 23.�?when his engine suddenly stopped 15,000 feet in the air above Remote Crater i Ake ore., thursday. Raymond g. Fisher Forest service Pilot was forced to land on a tiny Island in the Lake which is in the pit of an extinct Volcano with Walls 1,000 feet High surrounding it forestry officials announced Here today. The Lake is credited with having greater depth than any body of water in America. Of equal importance was Fishers Success in winging his Way off the Island and out of the Crater. The plane was not damaged in the descent and Fisher upon examination found four of the spark plugs of the engine broken. Using the wireless set with which the machine was equipped he succeeded in getting in touch with another Forest service plane on duty in the Vicinity. This second flyer hastened to Medford. Ore., with news of Fishers Landing on the Island and obtained new spark plugs for Fishers machine. Arriving Hack at the Lake however the Rescue Pilot found it impossible for another plane to land on the Island or apparently to get the plugs to Fisher. Other Forest service planes came up and sets of spark plugs were sent to Earth by Means of parachutes. Hunting with a Torch thursday night Fisher found one of the parachutes and yesterday morning repaired his machine and Quot took off from the h land reaching Tho Forest service air plane base at Medford safely. Slays sex wife is not Sony i by associated Presa leased w ire London eng., july 23.�? private advices received Here from Madrid today indicate that a critical situation obtains on the Barberry coast owing to what is unofficially characterized As a Spanish disaster in a Battle with the attacking rebels at Mclillan Morocco. The folic aim Iii Madrid the advices said declined any information. By Way of Paris however comes reports that the Spanish lost heavily in a desperate engagement and that Spanish reinforcements Are being sent to the scene. Foreign debt revives ire of the Senate object to Harding a and Mel Long a plan of collecting Money owed to u. S. Congressman called liar in Bergdoll Case uproar in House when Braun witness Calls kentuckian a a liar Stop fist fight today a inquiry postponed when accusation its Hall in pandemonium by Mauk Sullivan National political correspondent of the Republican. Washington C., july 22.�?it is apparent that president Harding and Secretary Mellon when they asked Congress for authority to refund and otherwise put in definite shape the debts owed to us by foreign governments. Did not anticipate the Strong opposition that has Arisen in the Senate. For example there Are some $300,-ooo.ooo in claims against the shipping Board. These claims chairman Lasker Hopes to be Able to Settle on a basis of about 50 cents on the Dollar. In making these settlements the shipping Board will have a free hand. Congress would hardly think of managing or even attempting to review anything so Complex. It is quite obvious that negotiations looking to such settlements could Lim be carried on by Means of a debate in Congress without interminable waste of time and other inconvenience. Murder done on mom in s Homestead near Fairburn a Man in jail on i my a a a Orul Ril pre i a Star it wire w Ashington. D \. July 23�?people in Central Europe Are Quot nearer nakedness Quot than at any time sine the Napoleonic wars according to reports of observers summarized today by the red Cross head quarters. The situation it was added would reach a Climax this summer. Food conditions Are reported improved. The depreciation of currency. The summary says require a University professor in Vienna to work three months to buy a suit of clothes while a pair of shoes in Poland cannot be bought without bringing hunger to the average family for a month. A so desperate is the the summary added Quot that babies Are born with no provisions made for clothing them and the sick in hospitals Are dependent upon paper or. Ford recently reduced freight rates Oil his Railroad the Detroit. Toledo and Ironton Hansard Yale defeat England in track tilt weeds Uong rooms must be nowed by au6ust i. Is warning Tor arid captive were a firming abreast. Nearly swallowed Cigar in his haste i. L. Supervisor that Davison l Ead. S. D., july 21.�?chambers Krellar was out last night demonstrating his new Nash sport Model. Ile wanted to Sec of the ear was As much of a sport As its name so lie drove it through the Fence by the Gas Plant. It went through the Fence All right but Tomti not quite go through the Gas Plant. Or. Kellar thinks it was quit a feat that he did no to Swallow his Cigar. The cur was not injured. Neither War. Kelar. A warning Mcleod county Road this must be done in Aji the Law provides. Unless the Farmers mow it is required that the county and township authorities Cut them and charge the costs to the property. I the costs of mowing the weeds be collected with the tax. On land. A by a a a opiate Preia leaved wire Harvard stadium. Cambridge. Mass. July 23.�?the athletes of Harvard and Yale combining their Force against those of the British universities Oxford and Cambridge won the Tift i of j the meetings of their International series Here today. The meeting was marked by a new worlds record of 25 feet. J inches. By a new worlds record of 25 feet. By Edward o. Jourdin. Of Jacksonville. Fla., Harvard a negro athlete. In the running Broad jump. Gour county j Din s leap to the Edge o the pit was the longest of which there is any record. Professional or Amateur. The Best previous performance known was 24 feet la 3-1 inches made by Peter o Connor of Ireland some years ago. Several other events also developed records five new Marks for these meetings being made. The weeds. Will the greek Wing circles turks cutting Retreat station agent at Tolstoy charged As embezzler Gettysburg. S. In. July 2 3.�?j. Walkaski. Station agent at Tolstoy has succeeded Iii getting in bad to the extent of facing a charge of embezzle it Merit Ami forgery. About ten Days ego when both the agents for tile freight and express company happen by i d to Check him up at the same time. His bocks showed a shortage of about it $3000. It is alleged that he had been using express Money to make Good the freight account when the freight auditor came around and vice versa when the express Man showed up. But when they both happened to come in on him at once the shortage i discovered and his Bondsmen notified. To i or in a a a a Ted pre wire Smyrna Asia minor. July 22. An important encircling movement by tin greek right Wing is reported Here to have Cut the Retreat of the Turk nationalists toward Angora from the railway Junction by the greeks in their offensive tuesday. The number of turkish Primmer anime in greek hands reached thirty thousand it was stated Here today. Mus Taplia Zeinal in Aska tin link nationalist Leader is said to be fleeing toward Angora. Of till Eski Shehr. Point captured sweeping mob smashes 5 jail doors to kill convict murderer taken i rom Missi ssi Phi Ell and hanged by Row Fairburn. S. In july 23.�?joseph Fortsch is held without bail in the county jail at Custer charged with killing his divorced wife last tuesday. The killing occurred on mrs. Vert sch a Homestead five Miles Northeast of Here the woman being shot. It is said the original cause of the trouble Between the two was jealousy but that the immediate cause was the division of their property. After the shooting Fortsch left the place hut was arrested later in the Day on the Sam Williams ranch about five Miles from the scene of the shooting. The arrest was made by Deputy sheriff Brainard. Foertsch is said to have told the Deputy sheriff when lie was arrested that he was not sorry for his act. His preliminary hearing has not yet Bren held weather report forecast South Dakota fair tonight and i probably sunday. Not much Chang Iii temperature. Official weekly forecast Washington. S. I july 23�?weather predictions for the week beginning monday Are upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys generally fair with temperature near in somewhat above Normal. There is however a probability of local Thunder showers at beginning of week. La Al temperature by the republicans recording thermometer a by a a a a Laird Presa Bird Hattiesburg. Miss. July 23.�?casey Jones White recently convicted of the murder of mrs. J. S. Mosely and sentenced to be banged july 18. But whose Case was pending on Appeal before the state supreme court was taken from the county jail by a mob Early this morning and hanged in the court House Yards sheriff will m Edmondson and Deputy Joe Gray. And Jailer f. Ii. Mckenzie were sitting on the Hack St it is of the it ourt House when they saw the mob bearing Down on them. They were immediately surrounded by armed men and ordered to surrender the prisoner. Mckenzie refused to surrender the keys. The mob broke Down five doors Between it and the prisoner. Not a shot was tired but the prisoner put up a desperate struggle getting Possession of a razor and wounding one mar and hitting another with a chair. A blow on the Back of the head ended the struggle and he was carried Down to a tree. Today a baseball National league first game Cincinnati 010 too 231�?7 new York. A 200 Oil 22x�?8 Marquard. Donohue Filer and mar grave Nehf Sallee and Snyder first game Pittsburgh. Boston. Cooper and o Neil too too. Too too Schmidt Chicago. Ooh Philadelphia too Alexander and Bruggy. Too oo2 of too 002 oo�?2 Daly Meadows North Cleee arrives new York City. July 23.�?viscount northcliffe. British publisher and political Power arrived Here today on the steamship Aquitania on the first leg of an extensive tour the prime purpose of which is to study International problem in the Pacific. Railroad ships 40,000 Wood ties Presho. S. D., july 23.�?one year ago Tho Milwaukee distributed some 40,000 tics along this Branch from the River West to rapid City. With the intention of rebuilding the Road bed. During the past few weeks men have been engaged in loading the ties on cars for shipment to other Points along the main line. Some of them have been billed As far West As Milestone mont., Only a Short distance from where the timbers came from originally Friday % p. In. Of 8 p. In. 8 7 0 p. In. 73 12 in. 08 mexi Muni minimum saturday 8 a. 6 a. A a a. 11 3 p. 3 p. To today 98. To a. Iii. Today 61. Of in. In. In. Iii. Iti. 66 64 80 91 98 aliens x Atu it air Zed Washington A. July 23.�?a total of 29,201 aliens were naturalized in june of whom 6.453 or 21.58 per cent were germans the department of labor announced today. Austrians numbered 4,014 italians 3,508. And nationals of great Britain 3.313. The smallest number Nineteen was from Spain Isaac Lincoln s. Le6islas0r is dead 1 by pre wire Aberdeen s. A. July 23.�?state senator Isaac Lincoln died it noon Here today following a Long illness. Senator Lincoln was 58 years old. And has Long been closely identified with South Dakota politics banking and live Stock interests. He is survived by a widow and step son. Both of Aberdeen. O picnic at Rockport a picnic was Given a the Rockport Colony last week in Honor of or. And mrs. Waldo Douglas and mrs. Lena Bratton of Peoria Iii., who Are visiting at the j. Burt Allen Home. Among the party were or. And mrs. Wallace York or. And mrs. Charles f. Bates or. And mrs. H. M. Ostert miss Nelson of Pukwana or. And mrs. Andrew Yates and or. And mrs. J. Burt Allen St. Louis. Too too Ioos 481 Brooklyn 013 022 51x�?14 18 0 Walker. Haines. Sherdell. North and dil Hoeter Mitchell and Taylor. Second game Pittsburgh. Ooi Boston. Mgt a Carlson. Zinn and and Gibson second game Cincinnati. Too new York. 030 Coombe Geary Ami Barnes and Snyder. I game called by agreement p. In. To enable team to catch american league Philadelphia. Too 200 ioo�?3 Chicago. 010 too oooo i Hasty and Perkins Kerr Schulk. Renews old hatred the reason Congress is not willing to give the same degree of authority and discretion to Secretary Mellon for handling the debts due us from for eign governments does not lie merely in the difference Between the $300,-000,900 involved in the Case of the shipping Board and the $10,000,000,-000 involved in the Case of the european governments. The opposition is a fresh expression on the part of the Senate of a state of suspicion against tile european governments which arose during the peace conference and during the debates on the league of nations. At the time part of the Senate acquired an obsession that president Wilson was a Mere child in til hands of what they conceived to be shrewder foreign statesmen. They thought that president Wilson was being overcome by men who were better traders than he. Another part of the Senate acquired the obsession that president Wilson in his anxiety to bring about a league of nations was giving up too Many things valuable to America. Some of the senators thought he was giving up the Monroe doctrine some thought he was sacrificing the Independence of America some thought he was promising future Aid by the army and Navy of the United states some thought he was actually using the Money of the United states in the Way of making advances to european governments As a Means of requiring their assent to the league of nations. On this latter Point the fact of record Are that Wilson served formal notice on the european governments that the Money owed by them to die United states would have to be pain. And that american Public opinion would never be Likely to assent to any cancellation or Compromise. Nevertheless it is the hang Over of this old and largely unreasonable suspicion that is causing the present trouble. It is a suspicion and a truculent be of which we should rid ourselves. If for no better reason than to make a Success of the new conference with foreign statesmen As our guests soon to be held in America. The business like Way to handle these foreign debts is precisely Tho Way that or. Harding and or. Mellon have requested. Some of the european governments Are better Able to pay than others some of the debts will have to be refunded for a longer period than others and it May be necessary to let some of the governments pay a lower rate of interest than others. The United states is in the positing of a creditor nation dealing with debt-90�?o 5 i ors who Are seriously involved. What 30�?6 8 of to do in each Case involves individual Hargrave j discretion and there is no person bet i Tor fitted to exercise that discretion at 4 50 than or. Mellon. His lifelong Busi train. Ness training and experience have Given him just that equipment. Copyright 1921. I by Amor Latrail part a wire Washington C., july 23.�?ti Bergdoll investigating committees session broke up suddenly today after Charles a. Braun a witness. Had called representative Johnson. Democrat Kentucky of the committee a Quot liar Quot and the latter made an attempt to reach the witness. Unsatisfied by answers he received to numerous questions or. Johnson finally looked the witness in the Eye and said Quot you know you arc not telling the uproar results Quot you Are a Braun replied the rest of his statement being lost in the uproar that followed us the kentuckian plunged toward the witness. Braun said something about being Quot persecuted Quot As the sergeant at arms hustled him out of the room to Hoard the first train for Home excused both chairman from further appearance. Quot i would like to get hold of your brother a somebody shouted in the confusion As he went out. Quot is this committee going to it that hater of the american Flag it away from Here without being punished a a representative Johnson demanded. Paying no Hoed to efforts of representative flood. Democrat Virginia to quiet him. Adjournment called the confusion was so great that the chairman announced adjournment without fixing a time for further hearing. Braun is a brother of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. Escaped draft dodger and was called As a witness by major Bruce r. Campbell against whom mrs. Emma c. Bergdoll of Philadelphia. Mother of the draft dodger and Braun who changed his name because of the family trouble a charged that he accepted $5,000 to Aid in her songs escape. To woman leaps o her death from train unknown Toi Rist plunges from car window near Selby s. Dak. 12 12 i 002�?n 011�?2 Watson �6 5 i 8 i and la 2 9 2 Aud Aberdeen s. D., july 23.�?an unknown Middle aged woman jumped from a West bound train at Selby int last night and was instantly killed. In her Possession was a ticket from grand rapids mich., to Seattle hut no Marks of identification were found. The cause for the rash act is not known As none of the passengers had visited with the woman although the theory is advanced that she was slightly demented. It is said by members of the train Crew that. At a Point about a mile West of Selby the woman calmly walked to the smoking compartment of the car in which she was Riding and walked Over to the window and jumped. So was instantly killed and rolled Down an embankment near the spot where she lit the train was travelling at a High rate of Speed. The body was placed in the bands of the Coroner it Selby who is making an Effort to locate relatives. 090 oooo i 3 0 002 iox�?3 5 -21 Schmidt Scott clothing in gain in june Only necessity that showed Rise and food is Only one to drop to 3 9 0 and new York Cleveland. Hoyt and of Neill. Washington Detroit Mogridge too ooo�?0 3 0 00.1 too dox�?3 13 0 Hoffman Sotheron and and to orcs too 010 0. 020 101 0 Ehmke and Boston. 0 St. Louis. 000 0 Bush and Ruel Davis. Kolp and severed. Three claim to have been robbed by wobbles by a Ucil let a press leased wire Omaha neb. July 23.�?james Moore Tulsa okla. And Paul Miller. Oklahoma City Harvest hands reported to Omaha police last night that they had been robbed of $14 and $21.80, respectively by members of by associated press wire new York City july 23.�?clothing with an average increase Iii Price of nine tenths of one per cent. Was the Only necessity that went up during the month of june according to statistics covering the entire United states made Public today by the National Industrial conference Board. Food was the Only item that went Down the decrease being figured at. Three tenths of one per cent. All other items remained stationary. The decrease in the average living Cost of a typical Fifee earners family for the month was figured at two tenths of one per cent. The statistics showed the decrease of living costs during the year ending july i amounted to 21 per cent. Counting the reductions up to july i however living costs still show a net increase of 6t per cent Over those of july i. 1914. Simply stated the latter fact Means that whatever can be bought for $1.61 today could have by a had for an even Dollar in 1914 or unless the buyers income equals now $1.61 for the i. W. W. On a freight train near Columbus. Neb., when they refused to i every Dollar earned in 1914. He is not buy i. W w. Membership cards even with the Beard

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