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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - July 23, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican City edition vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota wednesday july 23, 1924. Number 251slayers laugh at hearing v. S. Wars on human Curran thinks he has clue to Heads of Cang government holds 31 aliens at Ehi is Island to be deported to Europe band Well organized but or top or of Schooner to armless avd his i Man cargo is ski Zed by aka service Quot Quot j Ellis Island new York. July 23.�? i a group of 31 Quot Bootleg aliens a men a who tried to have themselves smuggled into this country in violation of immigration Laws Are waiting Here marked for return shipment. They represent the largest co fit cation of a Bootleg aliens made at this port since the new immigration i quotas went Ritto effect. Theirs 1 j sad lesson. From their barred t?ndow9 they can see the i statue of Liberty. Farther on rises f. �T�i1. , of new Yorkus sky j line. They might have had both had j they taken their chances with the 1 quota Law. Extent of smuggling unknown Quot it will be two or three months More before we can make a Good guess at the extent of this says Henry h. Curran commissioner of immigration of the port of new York. A for the new Law which went into effect on the first of the month will have a direct effect upon this Angle of the immigration problem. It will take a time for this Law to find its legs. A alien smugglers need expect consideration whatsoever at hands. They will Neca ugly ported sooner or later. A in the meantime their lives will not be Worth of aliens has gone on at this port Ever since there was in. A it was limit bootlegging Loeb Leopold Are unmoved by i Crowe charges Jacob Franks wealthy father of the Plain boy was the next witness. Or. Crowe then said mrs. Franks would follow. The courtroom of John r. Caver by chief Justice of the criminal court of Cook county was the Center of in a Terest in Chicago today. There it was that Nathan Leopold jr., and Richard Loeb sons of two of the City s wealthiest families faced the bar with the a Pica. Tor mercy upon Wincn Are based prosecutor demands death Hope of Cap is ,h9 penalty for most a Yatro big by Riding crowded Cious crime in history but Long before they came into court the big building was the Mecca. I Jacob Franks witness for undyed Only a fact inn of these i x could gain places in the court room j boy and on a those who had business with the court could pass even the outer j doors of the building but scores of i i curious jammed the sidewalk waiting to see what or whom they might glimpse. They could not Hope to see the two youths who had startled the country with an atrocious crime and then add a cd a to the p be is Atibel by Plant i n a it or Iii i to. J to it. That was precluded by the fact that the two former students were brought from the county jail through j a corridor connecting the jail and court building thence by an elevator i to the a Bull pen where they were j i kept until the court was ready to of father of Ait i for of Tali of disappearance a Darrow is reprimanded Mother of slain youth identifies bloody clothing Chicago 111., july 23.�?mrs. Jacpb Franks Mothr of Young Robert victim of Leopold and Loeb took the witness stand late this afternoon. Clad in modish attire of Black with simple White trimmings. While gloves and Small Black turban hat the the grieved Mother told in broken voice of her son s last Day at Home the circumstances of his Dawes scheme to be adopted banker states american is certain difficulties of sanctions will All be overcome Kellogg is mediator Chicago. In. Juif 23.�?�? Nathan i it Popo a. Jr., and Richard Loeb both were pointed out in court footy a a it pan Pau in ban King transactions in Alay. 1923, the month of Bung Robert Franks kidnapping and slaying executed through a Dummy account Iii tile name of a Morton i. Ballard a it was under this name that tile death tar. In which tile Liny was slain was hired by Imp Pold and i Loeb. Court adjourned at 4 p. In. Until tomorrow after i. State witnesses had been examined. In. Henry h. Curran Little More blog r a p. Or so a 3 negroes held Board of Grain for slaying Are sales company saved from mob outlines work migration. In the a chinese and criminals Debar statute. Now the practise is others who j their Mound City 111. Following a series from mobs vhf cd july 23 narrow -0pl edic red by growing among Many diners. Mir jives mar want to avoid the risk of being Deday behind the a ported As a excess quota and run the j Lino is state pen of being caught As smuggled j 111., harrowed a j the three nos id trick yesterday w a a ports Nea Las been com pretty 18 year old girl of Villa Ridge a a a a and th�--cana4iau�?zb?, j wore taken . Last., re rental Ivr Cui Flanger aliens. There is said to be a eng of this human Bootleg through i Fth the Nayi our Gates. Most of it Trig through or Southern Mexico. With the capture of this band j Mounds. Iii., the authorities believe they i where they Rise to a new ring that has i rounded by loping a traffic into the j As a Creul of new York. Governor in natives of this ring j the i Media per oos re Waits if he Liary at Menard e r experience s crested Carh to in f in Chicago Iii., july 22.�?c4 a direct apes j sectors of the recently organized Grain eat ened sales corporation which it is hoped Ted to j eventually will take Over for producer h j control the Grain marketing facilities of five Large marketing houses in Chi c. I. Leak and Kansas sity met today to arty i lion i consider the problems of organization. The outside crowd therefore had i to be satisfied with watching for oth Fer characters in the drama. They looked for or. And mrs. Jacob Franks. I parents of the 14 year old youth whom j Leopold and i web slew for Clarence s. Harrow and Benjamin Bachrach. J i counsel for the defendants for Rob i j i Cit e. Crowe states attorney and his i a -1�?.____ til j a i y 2? up is. In jmj Sist apts. I i a.,. I they looked too for Nathan Leopold i by huf with eyes moistened by tears. sr., father of the youth whose attain Jacob f ranks wealthy father of the intents have earned him the title �?omas-14 year old victim of Nathan Leo a Termini Pold. Jr., and Richard Loeb recited j above All they sought to identify on the witness stand today the Story judge Caverly on whose shoulders has of his boys disappearance. Been thrust the Burden of determine j called by the state As its second ing whether two Young men shall die witness after states attorney Rob or expiate their sins to society by pass i Ort e. Crowe in his opening state ing All their mortal future behinds ment. Had demanded again the death prison bars. Penalty for the two Brilliant 19 year j Crone first to appear old College youths. Franks answered up on the sixth floor of the court in a firm voice the queries of the building. Where judge Caverly holds j prosecutors and identified the Small j court there was an almost startling remnants of clothing and other per quiet it a half hour before the time Sonal possessions found on or about j for opening the trial not half the seats the body. A reserved Quot for kit Tat a go occupied his testimony was unfinished when an j Only states attorney Crowe of the court recessed for luncheon. All the chief cures had appeared in the morning session was occupied court i principally by the opening statement rut there were newspapermen of i of Robert e. Crowe states attorney every degree in plenty. Telegraph operators writers and Carema men. Disappearance and of the feverish almost distracted efforts of herself and husband to regain the custody of their boy. She sobbed her voice quavered. And her eyes filled with tears As she was handed pieces of the lads clothing for identify fingering the articles with tremulous hands an apparently chocking Back her grief the Mother nodded her confirmation of the identity of the articles. A Volley of camera Clicks marked the. Mothers Progress to the witness stand. She told of seeing her boy go to school for the last time of receiving the mysterious Telephone Call from a a Johnson that her san was a a Safe then went through her worst ordeal by identifying shoes Belt buckle and other articles. A stocking which or. Franks had said was a like those w Orn by my son a was known Only too Well by the Mother. A that was my boys she said Cho kingly. Her entire figure trembled As she went Over All other articles shown her but the ordeal was not Long. After less than five minutes she was excused without Cross examination and passed out of the court room. Leaning heavily on the Arm of the family attorney Samuel Nib ass adore s suggestion i Likely to be used As basis to reach agreement nose denunciation of the kidnappers my murderers of Young Frank Drew a Harp objections from Clarence s. A Hief counsel for Coolidge will make less than dozen speeches in Wilson sort measure by of Pulaski. And Thel Board to re re appointed co but of 31 have the been Dei very Peri two of the and later Are being held under $5,000 Ball each. I Pany k. Rut the ring Leader Are still at Large proceed hot operation is com j titles in rot he adoption of by Tato Ecton of a permanent a or x. A a a a. In a i v cd a x. I v of Wner Iff i. J. Hudson j Apt week when the corporation came a after the jail at into being under the Illinois co opera und City Tive marketing act. I been held were sur i another proposition scheduled to i come before the meeting is the Mark a eting facilities through the Dakota Montana Minnesota and great primary Market plants to the american Farn a eat ening met f these dem it ill i rations ordered male and female Heried into their reserved places and started the a Darrow. Chief counsel for the de counts of scenes and developments sense. J designed to Tell the world of the pro j a it was the most cruel cowardly Gross of the Case. Dastardly murder Ever committed in a steel Safe containing the exhibits Ferencek Between president Coolidge i j the history of american Juris Pru which the state will offer a for the in i and various leaders and to prepare j formation of the court was wheeled a Tiona for the ceremonies to he had into the room. Atop it was a Bunch of boards the bloodstained flooring of the automobile in we hich Young Frank Quot was done in death a that remained of the boys clothing a Belt Ney oration and the room a1-i and a few other bits of equally up Quot be i Man o the Republican National com some evidence were in the Safe as1 Den a exclaimed or. Crowe. A that is a ridiculous Chi Gera Tiona rejoined or. Darrow. Defendants sit unmoved the Quot defendants Sot Quot apparently unmoved throughout the states actor Washington. C., july 23.�?Republican Campaign activities in Washington today simmered Down to Eon Here three weeks from tomorrow for the purpose of formally notifying or. Coolidge of Otis nomination. _ or. Coolidge having received a re i port from William m. Butler chair re n id it for Parat Vel it Sirn p Stead it alien in a regular liner a n is i i i r Are fire Way o a. F. T by he is put on to so too nor which weeks to Cross to a for All but the the age on were by Ince. At Villa at the i monday he la informed native country of f getting Arr of first class passage to make j Ard a slow i his grow Raj is about three j Wilson a iral the pure a in in in wished s at tax can some w be re near is taken off and Depoi a Sloop with Many of aliens fleeced by out at sea Fleet Row. He a on Board one Dang St Rug. Smugglers h there i covered w remain Siler about to be Eros the underground is landed at a i Point and is ti1 friends. In the passing fleeced All Quot d is t or Oei Penn Groe trial w the kill a Rev nou n cd her f cd i d v the negroes. His the Iver. Of were events need Ai pal t1 Lien is u of everything he has. Went Weir with the 31 Lam tint Sloe to it in attention around or a Fleet the pier t beading. Liquor an Stead the in Coal he b buried Tarpaulin for the no Many a sea is i de. Of the plans of j smugglers carry he j identification i or near Rockaway severely Bea used on to i identify the Nied the Colfi Fly search Fry j inquest Faile it so clo tried to sneak their Way in dict death at or Comardo Captain of the i titled Negros in on which they were arrested a Teir last dash attracted the exception of of a police i of rur the no the a few two be Nois ced and were fridge for had been then to roes de Iirth an most jauntily when court adjourned for luncheon. They laughed audibly As they started Back to the cells. Leopold frequently sat virtually motionless for periods of ten or Fif-1 Bureau federation which was teen minute during the recital. Loeb however frequently adjusted Bis stylish Bow tie his lips with his Tongue and picked at specks on his sleeves. Jacob f ranks father of the slain boy sat quietly beside his attorney chewing gum with apparent determination but wholly without outward show of feeling that in flip. I Natl ast inform i of the tors of the j Fate is at stake sat within a few feet i i of his son. And next to another son. Ent move to his brow was creased and deep lines j of grief bore evidence of a Parent s bowed spirit and heavy heart. Coming to a dramatic recital of the first show of weakness by Loeb i London. Eng., july 23.�?c/p a the inter Allie Ltd conference will undoubtedly be successful and the Dawes dir1 a Quot Lui be Given it a Rance to of Europe a economic ills despite the present differences Between hankers and the conference delegates Over guarantees for the 4 0.000,000 Pound German loan a leading american financier today told the associated press before sailing for Home after having been for several Days in the closest touch with conference proceedings. The authority who has followed the Dawes plan since its inception declared there was no question among hankers regarding the existence of ample guarantees which will insure the comparatively Small sum required for the sort la of Hir it Yohji. The problem is he added to reduce the potential guarantees to definite forms which will stand As a solid basis of credit. To will be Tho conferences task during Tho next few Days to put into the reach a Complete agreement on some such plan on sanctions and defaults As that proposed by american ambassador Kellogg yesterday. It is stated. The american financier a not certain that the Kellogg proposal would prove satisfactory to All of the allies but he said it would be a basis for the conference to work on and from it the final agreement on guarantees would he developed a the Ihram apr Quot Cha racier in a do toe differences which have been delaying the conference As Trival and said there was not the slightest probability of the Allied delegations leaving London without accomplishing the purpose of their meeting namely that of making the Dawes scheme effective. Kellogg a proposal London England. July 23.�? up a with the inter Allied conference on j the Dawes reparation plan not yet a week old the american ambassador. Frank Kelly pkg. Has been called upon to play the delicate role of meditator which All the delegations confidentially predicted . Hic sooner or later when the statesmen opened their Parley Here last wednesday. Or. Kellogg a Opportunity came yesterday afternoon when Tho French Aid county a author the organization through which the Ord e r Chicago and Kar Isas City firms offer Walchi the in a Groes de their business for Farmer Purchase. Erred Early to Leaday news of the Minneapolis offer j two negroes called having reached farm Bureau offices i. Wilson late j Only yesterday it was considered in a i Mittee. On the general situation was Well a Alli the other material evidence j prepared to Congimi i discussion collect v police., of conditions with state leaders when i ideas of Security were found to be out Romp y a m 1 or j Ever executive business permits. Hoof Harmony with the guarantees a a/1 a Ink War has made it Plain that official bus i quire by american financiers on. The defendants were summoned first and with that in Are expected to take at once and came in to an Accompani-1 a a ,. A a a a a. J ment of craning necks and a stir. Probable that any definite a the proposal could be taken it a believed. Of the offer would be at ally served upon the dirt Illinois corporation. Leaders in the pre have the new corpor control of the Marl Point out that under organization additional be taken Over at wiil Ion on today. Judge Waverly announced that proper Legal formality had not been complied with monday when the boys changed their pleas to a a guilty. He summoned them to the bar and in Long Legal phraseology asked them re who up a consider Nina be Nas decided firmly against i Able portion of the 40.000.000 Pound any extended Campaign tour Ani i loan to Germany with which the plans to confine his speaking Active Dawes plan is to be inaugurated. Am ties to less than a dozen addresses. J Bassadore Kellogg s proposal is not All of the arrangements for the j concerned with the declaration of a notification ceremonies have been German default hut deals made and with his desk Well cleared j with the manner of Tion take Over a sting facilities the charter of properties May or More prop boys understand position a a i do. Your said Leopold and Loeb replied in like manner. The questions were repeated for each h of the crimes of which they have acknowledged. First kidnapping for Ransom and second murder. The boys listened to the judges n to erty t cooperatives. With Only $4,900.00 in the offices of the the View of the Mem e Fin. D by the of available a portion. In i of the Dir during i. First questioning by stats j Reading intently and answered in Clear attorney it Rowe. The prosecutor Rais jul voices in reaffirming the plea of paced nervous Ite it i can be Loul Dei it Toul if new Obliga de his voice and before the Bench. Strategy forced Fonfe Scioti he told of Loeb excited cry for a Glass of water after he was told that a amp a d it at cruising j Cairo who cd of rum runners. J questioning. It of taxis was seen waiting at during wards which the Sloop was j Mounds Thi the Polit e officers sensed i in the vicar boarded the boat. In j was injured aliens burled Tarpaulin Cov need pro the me mystery or j pm i it 44 or s of an Unidel it of negroes were with the ex-1 brought from j i for further time. I companion had consent decree to stand packers Are informed by Stone be str out jail. Noting d Erin is in the is Titre of the in t heir then to. All want wit r lout sunni Reed ing the q fut Bootleg whip sky or no the Price that were youngsters hers we Ere past pet into America a Senift of sex speeder ordered to rewrite every traffic Accident pm y had then offered to Tell the we Hole . The same strategy applied later to i Oppold or. Crore said produced a like reaction. A a each accused the other of being the actual murderer and sought of save his own neck a the prosecutor shouted.  �?��?T#1? a in the name of people of the state of Illinois and of the parenthood and childhood of the state we demand the death penalty for both of these cold blooded and vicious n guilty. Leopold looked about occasionally squarely upon the judge. Squarely Upo the judge. Loeb stood statute like before the revealed their i Bench his eyes staight ahead and an expression of concentrated attention a in a a a _ in in late judge Caverly a Reading was not audible beyond the immediate Circle in front of the Bench. After the judges statement the defendants returned to their seats and conferred smilingly with their attorneys. Of Pittsburgh plus system is called illegal by i. Bootleg in and conf is it. Be paid. Either Ion if ii. July 23.�?f tory newspaper n weather forecast thu Iota met Ruday Cut h Portio mostly try fail a la a tonight in West d / fair tonight Ruday somewhat cooler thurs in extreme portion tonight. A rth Dakota mostly fair tonight or thursday not much change in los Ai Geles. A tended to read i this City each Day for the next six months and Rew rite the traffic Acci a Dent stories in them in his own hand writing was the punishment meted out Here yesterday to g tonight j 18. Who was charged we Ith speeding. A sentence of five Days in the City i was suspended by the court proved j Viding gloves we Ould attend Bis reportorial duties diligently. The youth eagerly accepted the judge s pro in. Washington. C., july 24.�?attor-i Ney general Stone has Given instructions that any efforts to modify the j consent decree taken during the Wilson administration against the a big five Chicago packers should be i this was made. ,. J known in a statement which denied Derer to a or Crown said in conclude j that the attorney general had Refus in Hll statement. De to make known his views on the Clarence Darrow <�7 year old vet subject of recent correspondence i Cran of the t. Hic ago bar till chief the department of Justice has of defense counsel immediately attack served indications it was indicated. I de Crown a statement. That counsel for some of the packing i a to describe the crime As the most companies planned an a to Nalanie. On at Octova and the most unfair the consent decree entered in the Dis else in Darrow said Quot is to i n i a it ton Tritt of Columbia supreme court by draw Down upon the imagination of h a neans of Pri e d1 we hich the packing business was i j the states Crim nation. Forced from All other lines of Effort Crowe objected to the Tenor of i order directing Tho United Glove. In we Job the packers were engaged Darrow a remarks and demanded a f states steel corporation and its sub with this knowledge or. Stone in ruling from the court on whether it a id Laries to abandon the system by to j was time a for statement or for con which tolled steel products shipped Washington d. C., july 23.�?the to j a 4 no we _ <m1 in get a Jurj Sajima _ Ujj. O t 0-�� in or it la v\.i. To in ing steel prices is held by the Federal Trade commission to be not Only indicated How Long it will be but has intimated that it will be an exposition of the record on which he will Appeal for support in the november election. Oyoung survives in initial round of match play today Sioux Falls s. D., july 23.�?paul Young state Champion survived the first round of match play in the Simi ii Dakota Golf tournament to it Najy Quot with a Victory Over de Livingston of Sioux Falls five and four. Most of the other favourites including w. M. Sheehan of Winner William Doyle of Aberdeen c. L. Olt Hof Watertown c. Mccombe of Sioux Falls and de Meisenholder of Vermillion came through with victories. R. J. Welsh of Aberdeen was beaten by j. P. Adams. 2 and i. Or. F. Gillis of Mitchell Defeated e. Obon. I up in 19 holes s. Dis Rud of Huron lost out to j. O. Coombe Sioux Falls 3 and 2. R. W. Hart of Watertown lost to d. W. Jewette. Sioux Falls. Wallace Mclean of Mitchell _ defaulted to a p Pierre. S. H. Butts and Dick Braskamp of Aberdeen won their matches. Entirely a application of i again separately if they realized Theslof official business or. Coolidge was i sanctions to Germany. It proposes n Leopold. Or fat her of one ready to teamwork on his Accptahcp-1 that a Minotis n r i a a in nor tire a piled in 9 year old intellectuals whose i speech. He has not indicated How i til recommendations for a default have been made by the agent general of reparations and the Bond Holder s trustee and also by five members of the Dawes committee who would be j called in. Then the question of Sanc commission and if there was a in amp nations would to put to the reparations Iyoub vote in favor of sanctions a1 the allies would join in imposing them. The hitch comes in the possibility of the reparations commission s vote not being unanimous the question would then arise As to whether the nations voting in favor of sanctions would take them or we pier they could be held Hack by the nations which had voted against the taking of penalties. A feature of ambassador Kellogg a plan is calling in five of the experts w to aided general Dawes to work out his reparations scheme. They would Likely be m. Parmentier of France or. Alberto Pirelli Italy Emil Franquez Belgium sir Robert kind ruled. Director of the Bank of England and Owen d. Young United states. Today a baseball Nat Jos in league dirigible will Fly to Honolulu next fall is plan 1 f in rip r a f n a South Dakota mostly fair tonight find thursday somewhat cooler tonight in East portion. Lineal tem pc rat Tirch maximum and minimum tempera Tures As recorded by the off Tai government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Tod to maximum 90. Minimum 65. At 8 a. In. 75. Weather inroads son of Fred Blotz it killed by fall from motor truck mediately ordered his subordinate be prepared to fight a a and to hold onto the ground gained unless the court reverses the governments Contention la Follette Given i Trade Union Cash eluding j rom various Points Are quoted at the j Hargrave. Darrow responded that Crewe had j Pittsburgh base Price plus freight j Boston charges from Chat City to destination the commission asserts that it is a method of Price fixing not founded san Francisco cal., july 23.�?the dirigible Shenandoah is to attempt a three Day flight to Honolulu Early a a. A part Ann i in october according to orders re new 1�rkrevived by the twelfth naval District Cincinnati. A Headquarters. The itinerary includes Mcquillan and Snyder Rixey and i a a sought to stir up feeling and in his talk. The court ruled that Darrow should confine himself to objections and an j in the Law of Supply and demand. Opening statement a the corporation and its subsidiaries objects to evidence Are it required by the order to list the or. Darrow agreed with the court j transportation charges separate from. Too Ooi Chicago. 410 too Barnes and o Neil Kaufmann and Hartnett. Brooklyn. Too of Pittsburgh. To non n new York. N. A. July 23.�?repre- Senta Tives of 300.000 jewish Trade that he should not go beyond objections and his opening statements at this stage. A i a outraged your Honor that the steel Price in future quotations. A dissenting opinion holding that Tho Quot Law does not require absolute Freedom of Competition a nor a enjoin Martin blot the six year old son j unionists and socialists meeting Here the state s attorney should have Start-1 the Observance of sound economic of or. And mrs. Fred Blotz of Plano j yesterday endorsed the presidential i de to stir up fresh anger and hatred i principles a was flied by commis j township was instantly killed tues ticket of senator Follette with his i in Community a or. Darrow Stoner Gaskill. I Day afternoon when he lost his bal a running mate. Senator Wheeler. The said a we object to All the evidence Means huge saying Ance and fell from a truck near his delegates numbering 450. Announced j which the state offers As Incompe-1 St. Paul minn., july 23.�?abolish j Home. His cuticle. John Blotz was j driving the truck which was just stopping and warned him not to jump i Aberdeen Clear. 44 Road fair. Watertown Clear 68 roads fair Huron to Art Cloudy. A a Roans Good they expected to raise $500,000 for i ten and meant Only for an Appeal to the i afo Liette Campaign. A wons and prejudices. This is a the National executive committee hearing and we ask that it be con but he Felt under the wheels and his j of the socialist party also endorsed j fined to procedure proper to such a i Skull was crushed. I senator Burton k. Wheeler of Mon j stage of any criminal Tana for vice president. The social convention the funeral will be held thursday morn intr itt i o clock Jit me holy Sioux Falls Clear 64 roads Good. Family Catholic Church will curial flare Clear 62f roads fair Jai Calvary cemetery Edwin m. Gresham an Uncle of Quot at Cleveland Rad Prev j the Franks f77v was the first wic piously endorsed senator Robert m. La i Ness called by the state. He told of Follette Tor Tho presidency a identifying the body of Hie ment of the system known As a Pittsburgh plus by a decision of the Federal Trade commission will save the people of the Northwest millions of dollars every year in the Purchase of steel product. James is. Markham Deputy in tote office of Clifford it Hilton attorney general of Minnesota said today. A and Taylor Cooper and Doak Smith. American league St. Louis 400 too 02 Philadelphia. Too too of shocker and Severeid Gay Burns Rommel and Perkins. Cleveland .510 301 Boston .403 171 Coveleski Metevier Roy Clarke. Chieves and l. Sewell Fuhr Ferguson. Quinn and Heving. Detroit Ooi new York Ooi Ooi 0 Collins and Bassler Shawkey and Schang. Chicago fort Worth. San Diego Honolulu with Pearl Harbor As a base. Seattle. Washington. Ban Diego and fort Worth. The trip Calls for approximately 10,000 Miles half of which will be Over water. A a Dawes to open his Campaign in Home town of opponent Beatrice. Neb., july 23.�?charles g. Dawes Republican vice presidential candidate will open his National Campaign in Lincoln. Neb., August 29, it was announced Here last night by h. 100 Oie. Sackett chairman of the Republican state Central committee. Too to Siri Faber and Crouse Marberry and Ruel the chief causes of crime Are said to be influence of evil associates inherited disposition. Anna Strong temptation plus favourable op-2 Portuphy and poverty a

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