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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 5, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Sixteen pages the evening Republican vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota thursday june 5,1924 plan new farm Man too funny girl too pretty trouble comes most Beautiful follies girl comes to grief in hearts affair came from Convent %0, Kays Imogene Wilson. She pit not know3 ways of the Wor Iii by Alexander Herman Nea service staff writer new York City Jure 5.�?anothpr Broadway Bubble has burst. And with it comps the blow up of another Gay night Way affair of two of the White Light District s favourites a Imogene Wilson its most Beautiful girl and Frank Tinney ifs funniest Man. All because she the psychologists Cay. Was too Beautiful and he was too funny. To began with a a suicide party Tor miss Wilson and ended with jail for Frank Tinney. But in the interim the love that was there was shattered mistake. She had taken Only a sugar Tablet. When the Story got into the newspapers. Tinney a name was mentioned. He wept around to the next night. In the fracas which followed miss Wilson was badly beaten a yet i loved him so a she said afterwards. A and he loved emotions gone mad such manifestation of love Points out William j. Fielding eminent psycho analyst is the result of emotional temperament run riot. A it is found among stage Folk whose very work is one of the says Fielding. A a with it comes a temporary mental aberration to which High Strung persons often Are subject. A even though beaten the subject keeps on Loving. A but when the beating is accompanied by so much Shock As that indicated in miss Wilson a statement i revulsion sets in and love turns to 1 hate. J a i doubt very much if the girl will Ever again be Able to love her funny Many whose humor May be just a forced tendency to overcome a serious brooding Side that might have been whatever the final outcome of her affair. Miss Wilson Hopes that it will serve As a lesson to others a who she says a have been beaten degraded shamed and humiliated As i have been. Cutters guns wound thereon rum runner new London conn., june 5.�? three men. Including the Captain of the rum Laden yacht Verein of new York were wounded one severely when the coast guard Cutter Seminole fired on the vessel which attempted to escape capture eight Miles Southeast of Block Island Lam night. The Verein was brought in Here Early today in custody of the Seminole. John stack of Brooklyn n. Y., a member of the Crew was removed to a Hospital severely injured by an exploding Shell which Tore away a portion of his right leg and removed a thumb. The be reign a Captain and another member of the Crew were treated for injuries aboard the Seminole. The Captain and la members of the Crew were held for trial before United states commissioner Earl Mathewson today. All refused to give their names. State begins gasoline sales on Large scale Watertown Aberdeen and rapid City Are Given Price of 18 cent la cars coming Here a / Mitchell station is temporarily Ott because of Delic of shipment in Ocene Wilson and Frank Tinney red so was mis Wilson. For in c aftermath of her party the pret follies girl got a bad beating or. A Ems. Head and body. Is a result she had arrested in i ended her loves Young if not a Weet dream. 1 came As country girl miss Wilson is one of the thousands country girls who come to new re re to get into the White lights. An orphan reared in a Convent at Joseph. Mo., she never received Urb warning against life. Nuns were so Sweet and Good e avs a a they gave me nothing a and kindness. And i dreamed wonderful men. Happiness and nuance. A so i name to new York to go on e stage. Because i had Good a of. I soon got a jobs in a play lied a Daffy Dill a which starred rank Tinney. A one Day in Providence r. I., he invited me to come and see him. I put. That was the beginning the or affair ripened into love. Roadway wags started gossiping. Or Tinney was married and had a did. Rut his wife was away in Cal a Quot a Quot Nia. Miss Wilson a Beauty soon attracted it nation. She became a follies girl and was acclaimed the most Beautied. Plaudits and kind words com a ated the change of the Convent Maiden into a Broadway favorite. No divorce came at times there was Rumor of a Nncy divorce. But the Case never ame into court. And the Blackshed comedian continued i affair Voth miss Wilson whom he called Khe urged him to go Back to his be on her return from the coast it her plots were unanswered. In a moment of despondency miss a Ilson decided to commit suicide. To up attuned to the Glamor that had it a come hers. She planned to make final exit at an elaborate party a sed in her apartment. F re Icsis wore gathered wine flowed or by. And the morning was at its Pight when miss Wilson swallowed ome tablets that she thought were a a re Ioris it of Mercury. The party to Lively to take her seriously. Quot members planted a Lily in Ber n and held a mock funeral. T rut one More sober person phoned ambulance. The physician hat i. Wilson had mad in Herriot wont head ministry for Milbrand Paris. France june 5.�?04 a edouard Herriot the Radical Leader has declined to undertake the formation of a ministry to succeed the Poincare Cabinet it was announced this evening. When president Millerand offered the premiership to m. Herriot which he did after taking the advice of the presidents of the two houses of parliament. M. Herriot raided the question of the president s continuation in office. President Millerand reiterated his determination to remain for the full constitutional term and m. Herriot then declined the task of forming a ministry. Bobby Jones has score of 74 in play for title Detroit june 5.�? a3 a Bobby Jones of Atlanta defending his title As National open Golf Champion at the Oakland Hills country club today scored a 74 Over the 6.850 Yard links but was topped by three players when he finished. Bill Mehlhorn St. Louis led the Field at that time with a Par 72, while Dave Robertson Detroit and Eddie Loos Chicago were next with 73 each. Weather forecast Minnesota generally fair tonight and Friday cooler tonight somewhat warmer Friday in West and South portions. Iowa partly Cloudy with probably Thunder showers in extreme East portion this afternoon or tonight cooler in West portion tonight Friday fair. North Dakota fair tonight and Friday cooler in Southeast portion tonight rising temperature Friday. South Dakota fair tonight cooler in extreme East portions Friday fair with rising temperature. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. M. Today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum. 83. Minimum 54. At 8 a. In. Today. 58. Precipitation. .09. Weather and roads Huron partly Cloudy. Heavy Rains in night. 58 roads wet. Aberdeen Clear heavy Rains during night 45 roads wet. Mitchell Clear. 58 roads Good. Watertown parity Cloudy rain Dur ing night 54 roads wet. Sioux Falls Cloudy Light Howera. 47 roads Good Fierro Cloudy 13 roads Sioux Falls s. D., june 5.�? 4 a a j new stat gasoline Quot War a impending since it became known several weeks # ago that the state Highway commission was installing storage tanks at eight cities of the state which could be converted handily into retail sales stations began today. Retail Sale of gasoline by the state at eighteen cents a gallon was begun this morning at Watertown Aberdeen and rapid City with the likelihood that Sioux Falls would be added to the list shortly and the Assurance from the governors Secretary at Pierre that the fluid would be on Sale by the state at Huron and Madison As soon As installation of storage tanks is completed at these Points. A shipment of gasoline received at the state tanks at Mitchell the Las week in May had been distributed to the retail sales Points. The eighteen cent Price includes a two cent state tax. The lowest filling station Price in the state in recent months has been Twenty cents which has included the tax. Eleven cars ordered for Mitchell while gasoline filling stations Are still Selling gasoline in Mitchell at 24 cents the state Highway depot Here a where the gasoline War of Pov. W. H. Mcmaster was inaugurated is out of gasoline and has been out for three Days. Eleven cars of gasoline however Are on the Way to Mitchell and have been lost somewhere Between the Oklahoma Oil Fields and Mitchell. The cars were shipped on May 23. And have not been heard from. If they do not arrive today it is asserted at the Highway department a tracer will be started for them. A new 15.000 gallon storage tank has been placed at the depot and is ready for service today. Two new hand pumps will be installed and gasoline when it arrives will be sold at 18 cents. Figures at the depot indicate that the Banner Day of the season thus far was june 2, when the Supply ran out and when 3.300 Gallons were sold. With the second storage tank set up the Highway depot now has storage facilities for 32,000 Gallons. It is asserted that of Railroad service is maintained the depot should never again be out of gasoline begin Sale at Watertown Watertown. S. D., june 5. Retail Selling of gasoline at 18% cents began Here this morning at the state s Highway Supply depot. Many cars were in line waiting at the opening hour. Both the line and Independent filling stations Here announced there would be no change in their Price scheduled As a result of state Competition. Aberdeen Nearl ready Aberdeen s. D., june 5.�?stat# gasoline was not put on Sale Here today because the new pump connections had not been completed. If orders Are received from Pierre to j go ahead sales can be started tomorrow. A state Highway department official is expected to arrive tonight w s. Mannes. Engineer in charge of in stallion said today. A Carload of gasoline is in the state storage tank. Sell at Huron today Huron. S. D., june 5.�?the state will begin Selling gasoline Here this afternoon at 18 cents per gallon according to an announcement issued this morning by William o Hearn a it of Sioux Falls who has charge of the local station temporarily. Or. Of Hearn will remain Here about two weeks and then after a manager has been appointed and has taken charge will go to Madison where he will take charge of the state s station. The Price of 18 cents Here will include the two cents Road tax. Com million Dollar fund will Back Franks slayers Chicago 111., june 5.�? 4 a prosecution and defense were preparing today for the a Battle of millions expected to follow grand jury indictments tomorrow against Nathan Leopold. Jr., and Richard Loeb millionaires sons admitted kidnappers and slayers of Robert Franks school boy son of Jacob Franks millionaire real estate Man. Creation of a $1,000,000 initial de i Christopherson makes speech on s. Resources congressman declares per capita wealth production biggest in u. S. Replies to Magazine cites fact there in 48 acres of land for each person in state bloc 200 More Auto licenses sold in county in 1924 Nathan Leopold evening Republican Bureau 301 a Albee building Quot Washington d. C., june 5. By George f. Authier Washington d. Dakota. The Banner agricultural state in the Union was defended yesterday afternoon on the floor of the House by congressman c. A. Christopher son of Sioux Falls. Because some Hanks in South Dakota have been in distress said or. Christopherson Eastern writers have j intimated that business conditions in that state were not sound. Or. Chris-1 to Pherson referred especially to an i article printed in an Eastern Magazine entitled a that pain in the he pointed out that despite \ the depression the state continues to produce More wealth per capita than j any other state in the Union. Ile referred to the state As the a Sunshine state and declared that there is an average of 4 8 acres of farm land for evry person in the state while the average per capita farm production of the state is $690 per year. Or. Christopherson asserted that South Dakota was As sound As a Gold Coin in concluding his address. To a a boosters favor More advertising for South Dakota Davison county App Arnert is keeping up with the balance of the state in the increase in automobile licences this year Over 1923. According to figures in the office of m. Betts county treasurer a total of 3.103 pleasure car licenses have been sold in the county thus far against 2.928 sold in the first five of last year. In 1923 up to june i a total of Only 2,928 number plates had been issued by the county treasurer. This year s sales then Are 177 in excess j candidate of last year. Figuring the average Cost of a Davison county automobile License at $15, the excess in receipts this year Over last year is $2,645, while the total amount of Money exclusive of automobile truck licenses. 12 states will be United says g.0.p.n0min Carl Gunderson declares West will make new drive on a Tariff bloc Protection a one sided i no Date for governor says Farmers fount Kast unwilling to share benefits coincidentally with the announce. Ment from Washington today that received by the county treasurer Here j since Jan. I 1924, is approximately Quot Congress had abandoned All farm re 346.573. Sense fund with which to retain the Foremost Legal experts in America i was reported As states attorneys announced demand would be made that trial be set for july 15, the earliest i Date consonant w Ith Illinois priced j ure. Two indictments against each youth charging kidnapping for Ransom and murder both capital often ses have been prepared and await v la a s. D., june 5, a a reptile report of the grand jury expect Elution endorsing the. Work of the de to Complete its examination of i hate immigration department de wet Neshea today. Arraignment is. Baring it false Economy to minimize scheduled for monday. To efforts and urging added approx Clarence Darrow. Chief counsel for j privations for the department was and the defense was said to be consid j opted by the commercial club Kettering retention of a corps of experts i retries a association this afternoon at a session held in connection with the South Dakota development Congress. The meeting the largest Ever held by the association adopted As its Foremost objective for the next six months the task of a Selling to each Community the Paramount need of bringing a immigration into the state a the association decided to work again at the next legislative session for enactment of a City zoning Law holding that the anticipated growth of the Large centers of population in the state made it necessary to plan in Advance for elimination of future Civie problems. W. M. Shirley of Watertown presided. Of Gator with parrots Tampico Man eat ing Alligator which escaped from a zoo Here recently was found three Days later sleeping in the parrots Cage. The Al Gator made his escape in the night and next morning posses scoured the Vicinity for the reptile. A general alarm was sounded throughout the City. Today a baseball Richard Loer National in gite Norbeck will cast his vote for Johnson evening Republican Bureau 301 Albee building. Washington d. June 5. By George f. Authier Washington. C., june 5.�?senator Peter Norbeck who will head the Sounth Dakota delegation at the National Republican convention at Cleveland next week declared today that he will vote for Hiram Johnson regardless of the fact that senator Johnson has released his delegates. Senator Norbeck declares that the people of South Dakota elected him and the balance the Delegate ticket for the purpose of supporting Hiram Johnson for the presidency and lie will carry out their instructions. A a in senator will leave for Cleveland next saturday. # a o a a sugar drops to. Lowest Price in last two years Nek York City june 5.�?As a result of the decline in raw sugar several refiners today Cut their prices to the basis of $6.60 for Fin granulated the lowest level recorded since 1922. Pastori shot while calling on Young Man including authorities on evidence insanity Legal tactics physiognomy and alienist. Pitted against them states attorney Crowe in personal charge a a a a of the Case. Said he would have three St. Louis. Ooi too ioo�?2 9 0 filial is expected to Terr j assistants identified with the Ca Philadelphia. 010 300 oo�?4 7 0 is Curtil if i Aine the finding of him boy s body on St Boron. Dyer. And Gonzales May 21. Holm Glazner and Wilson. The million Dollar defense fund is i Cinci Natl a a a 102 he 002�?6 12 0 to abolished by the families of the Boston. Too too ooo�?0 g 2 youths was said to be merely pre j Sheehan and Wingo Barnes Coo luminary. A millions will fight Mil Ney and o Neil. Samuel Eielson former Cor Chicago. Too 040 portion counsel. Friend of Jacob new 010 Franks has said. J keen an Dollar Nett Barnes. Jon j armed guards have been set Over j Nard. Maun and Snyder the evidence which includes the Pittsburgh. Too Ooi ooi�?2 8 i blood stained clothing worn by the Brooklyn. 020 too 04x�?6 8 2 Franks boy the tape wrapped chisel j Cooper and Schmidt Vance and with which he was killed and Rem j de Bern Nants of an automobile Robe in which his body was wrapped. The precautions Are taken against theft or tampering. Or. Crewe said and after the Lief legislation. Carl Gunderson Republican nominee for governor and a director of the South Dakota wheat growers association announced Here today that he would Lead in a movement to organize 12 Middle Western states into a new and More formidable a farm bloc to give Battle to the a Tariff bloc of the East until the Farmer is Given equal Protection with the manufacturer. Associated in this new drive will be the farm organizations that backed the Mcnary Bill or. Gunderson says. Or Gunderson has spent the past month in Washington in a vain attempt to secure the adoption of the Bill which he describes As an act of simple Justice to the Farmer. A we have by no Means Given up the fight a said or. Gunderson. A a we have found out that the opposition to the Farmer is i know How the congressmen of the East and of the South feel toward the Farmer and his interest and if we Are going to. Get anywhere we must stand for ourselves just As the East is standing for itself. We Are going to make if impossible if we can. For any Man to go to Congress from any of these t2 states unless he agrees either to demand the same Protection for the Farmer s Market a is Given the manufacturer of the East. A Tariff that makes the Farmer compete with the world while licensing the manufacturer to charge higher prices in the United state than abroad cannot be maintained. We that it he extended to All or. Gunderson made the following written statement for publication expected passage in some form a for some a me it has been quite evident that the Mcnary Haugen Bill could not pass Congress in its original form. It was confidently believed. However that it would pass with certain amendments. Some of the strongest of prents stated Ort the floor of the House that they would support the measure of confined to two commodities. A Tho efforts put Forth to pass the Bill and the final vote on it in the House have shown up conditions that must not be overlooked. First let lit be clearly understood that some of the farm organizations Are themselves largely to blame for the defeat of the Hill. When the Bill a first introduced several Large organizations were indifferent in regard to it and some actually opposed it to the very last. Individual Farmers wrote letters to members of Congress in opposition to tile Bill and these letters were used by the members very effectively. Officers of snip farm organizations claiming to rep clude the two cents Road to. Us Letlon of installation of the states j Rran in a it a reports the evidence will huge storage tanks and gasoline i1� placed in four safety Deposit pumps will be made this morning. A i a All other dealers in the City declared this morning they had re-1 a Mer loan league Dracut mass., june 5.�?the Rev. Michael g. Gilbride. Pastor of St. Mary s Church in the Collinsville District. Was shot to death at the Home of John King. Sr., today. Captain David Perie of the Lowell police was seriously wounded while pursuing John King. .jr., who was arrested and charged with the slaying. Father Gilbride had gone to the King Home to make a Call. What led to the shooting is not yet known j resent Large memberships represent immediately after the priest was shot i cd to the president and members of the younger King ran from the House j Congress that they preferred some with a gun in his hand and rushed other measure. Into the Woods nearby. The Lowell j a this opposition could have been police were notified and at once overcome. But when it was tip started in Pursuit. A i ported by the u. K. Chamber a As they approached the Woods there Commerce the packers the Miller was an Exchange of shot and Cap t and Large business interests in Gen Tain Petrie fell with a Bullet in his eral. Then that opposition became too body near the left lung. King also i Strong to overcome was wounded but not seriously and \ a on the other hand it was enc our other officers caught him and Brot him to a police station in this City. Of. Fit a placed vaults in different Banks authorities gave scant attention to Washington any connection the youths May have dared this morning Mey Imu or Cei Ved no instructions a yet to meet ha<5 with the shooting last fan 0f the states Price. The Price Here now Freeman Louis Tracy University Stu ranges from 24 to 27 cents per Gal found with a Bullet through Ion. Head near the school Campus and costs state 12 cents mutilation attack on Charles Pierre s. D., june 5.�?<4> a Sale rms. Chief Hughes said. A Sneith Sale of gasoline by the state at 18jer important. We Are not inter cents per gallon including the two a cent state tax will begin today at several cities of South Dakota on i larger scale than that of last fall Wrhen to Vurnor l. H. Mcmaster launched a program of gasoline Sale by the state which led to fluctuations in retail prices throughout the Central and Northwest. Station will open to defy for retail Sale of gasoline at Watertown Aberdeen and rapid City where the state Highway commission has installed garage tanks. State gasoline stations at Madison and Huron Are not finished but will a rushed to completion within the next few Days the communication Bald. George Henry Secretary to governor Mcmaster said last night that the state has purchased six carloads of gasoline at eleven and one fourth cents a gallon plus a freight adjustment of one half cent a gallon. The state is paying the freight on the gasoline from Chicago to the Central distributing station at Mitchell from which All gasoline will be sent to the sub stations of the Highway commission. The state also must pay freight on the gasoline from Mitchell to the sub stations. Philadelphia a. 011 Cleveland. Ill Rommel and Perkins Uhle and Myatt. .600 la Detroit. 200 03 Ogden and rail Collins and Bass Ier a new York at Chicago game called rain. A a a a a a a Boston. A St Louis. Ehmke and of Neill Wingard and Severeid. G.0.p.t0have new chief for women yours beware of tramps the tramp advertisement is just As irresponsible As the tramp person. That is Why the prudent buyer will protect himself by acting upon advertisements that Are thrice safeguarded. The Republican endeavours to eliminate questionable advertising on its own account. The Mitchell advertising club underwrites All Republican advertisements bearing the club Emblem. Hie clubs vigilance committee stands ready to act at a moments notice upon any complaint concerning any advertisement bearing the club Emblem. Thus there Are three responsibilities behind Republican advertisements. That is Why they have a character that is not possible to the kind of advertising that has no responsibility behind it. Cleveland Ohio june 5.�? 4 a announcement of the retirement of mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren Ohio As View chairman of the executive committee of the Republican National committee was made Here today by William m. Butler manager of president Coolidge a a pre convention Campaign. Mrs. A. T. Hert of Louisville widow of the late rational committee Man from Kentucky will be Recom-jnr<j<5 for the vice chairmanship. She will have charge of the work among the Wopner in the Campaign. Tilden say he wins controversy aging to know that just before the vote was taken farm organisation were United in support of the measure. A agriculture should therefore learn a lesson from and profit by the experience. After listening to Many Days of debate on the Bill we were forced to believe that Many congressmen cannot or dare not to orc beyond the interests of their own districts or Section of the country. East against to a a the final vote showed that the Eastern and new England state voted practically solid and that the Southern states did the same regardless of political affiliations. A at no time were members of the la Follette group enthusiastic in their support of the Bill although. Nearly All voted for it. Representative Voigt of Wisconsin was the most bitter opponent of the measure from i the Virv beginning. A a the Northwest has Ever been Loy Sal to fhe principle of Protection be a Lieving that our own industries should be encouraged and our labor protected. But now when both a the industries and labor Are enjoying Good prices and wages acid when the Farmer finds himself Selling in Competition with the cheap labor of Europe and bringing on a fully protected Market he also discovers that those of writ Cit a whom Favorel in Indus Providence r. I june 5.�?the player writer controversy is ended. A we be jubilantly declared Wil Xiuqi t Tilden today in the midst of a match in Rhode Island state championship tournament. The Champion said he would make a Complete statement in explanation of his remark late this afternoon. Tilden this afternoon declared he would a accept an invitation to rejoin the Davis cup squad of the United states Lawn Tennis association and would be delighted to play for my country of my services Are Stilt tries have turned against him in his hour of need. 1 Quot however if that sentiment of Tho workers who met at Washington i any of that among the Farmers at Home then there will band sulking nor retaliatory tactic pursued. To adopt program Quot this temporary defeat a Rill simply serve to unite the Northwest Aalf has never been United before. A instead of playing politic a definite program for agriculture Muff be worked out in \ cooperative manner and every member in Congreve from the Northwest must a pledged to that program. A f

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