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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 8, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Sex Bank robber located through want and medium then he tries to do his stuff for Bankers association but alarm results in his a capture a new style safes really burglar proof i. Picton Turberville Duchess of Athol Coneen at it Susan Lawrence Laberite weather Cloudy warmer the evening Republican i third i i edition number 208 give thirteen women Seishin parliament t Lee 24 year it Jennie let a a school teacher returned to office reaction of voters during recess will Force action belief new York n. Y., june 8�? ins a its just As easy apparently to locate a reformed Bank robber through the want and columns As it is to find a Good Salesman a rewrite Man or an executive. Liis was indicated by the experience of Bankers Industrial Exposi a a it a so a in a wit i a Tion which inserted the following warm time is ahead and in the papers wanted a reformed Bank Rob is available for farm my 0 out fonder. End it Gipper vote Mark it j politicians 0 itself of a a aits a Cut a pc teen wimm. M the old Par no r me of these 0bbhvatlvfs a Jap re George a is of the 5 div re the silk s. Yak up 01 rat bom of Quot cd the Duane for places unc 8�? ins a the hat dreaded quests the Nightmare he Campaign n t he voting. With a thirds Complete three More than in had won seats. Re labovites three i Only one Megan a charming Daugh statesmen. A Ibeling element was in Astor the Vires. Lady iveagh of Athol who was Secretary of the the old a i of Hriczu a i Barite contingent includes a Alimenta r of education in this won however by Ujj Jjck pluralities. He labor be _ Ili personalities. Of r them is Jennie Lee. The 24 i 53d school teacher who was lunges member of the last a com of parliament. J is. Middlesbrough East lady Mosley Laberite Megan Lloyd George Liberal elected from Middi rat i in Wii Kysor. To Bien Wilkinson. A red haired i fide umm i. Who is considered Stet of the British feminine 5c-c Marcaret Bonfield who tied her Public career As Par Sam tar Secretary of the min its labor after which she was ired to the House was returned a a Laberite from Wallsend with i a Luria it I05. it a Lawrence was re turned to to National legislature by easter. Nth a decidedly increased Kabrity. Abo no the new women members a to Tode in on the wave of labor was were or. Ethel Bentham a musician mrs. Mary Hamilton an Jailer lady Cynthia Mosley writer of lord Curzon and Rudau her of Levi letter of miss e. Picton Tuberville my la. Marion Phillips i xxv Rine feminine candidates i is in the Field. As to the Genal elections the i feeling table illustrates the Electa Progress of the labor party a 1900. When it had but two coffins vote Broch members 1900 o 1906 29 in 40 Jar to 43 idec 1913 57 1922 142 1922 191 1824 151 1929 288 Mary Hamilton j m Barit lady Astor coast vat Lff vote i 62,000 j 323.000 505.000 370.000 i 2.242.000 1 4.236.000 j 4.348.000 5.487.000 6.607.000 i railroads Speed Germany a debt civil service in up train service is eight Billon census opposed changes Are made in sche experts finally sign Rebeles of both the Mil port acceptance up to Walke and Omaha j a governments changes in train schedules on the Paris june 8�?�?the experts Milwaukee and Omaha railroads to j on reparations leaving for their and from Mitchell were announced acres today after four months of today weary work. Hoped the Young plan ii Mish portfolio net to get Tun. O Menis about As it stands. A a and that latter word now stands a t a King psf is ? u any but minor amendments it the floor of the House in striking Little ironically at the top of each 2 a a was Felt would wreck the entire out the provision which would re Page of the Tariff hearings House says examinations would be too expensive a Point undecided evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. A. June 8�? Spe opening address. By Mark Sullivan Washington d. june 8�?whe-�� Congress is to take a recess at All is now being determined by informal conferences Between House leaders and Senate leaders. That there will be some period of recess is quite probable though not so certain As is commonly assumed. The length of it is even More doubtful than the recess itself. The principal pressure for recess comes from the lower House. The leaders of the House began this session on april 15, with a determination that it should be Brief. The rather generally proclaimed Date for ending in their minds at that time was july 1st. Partly to make sure the session would be Brief the House organized Only four of their committees. They organized two rules and accounts because these were necessary to function at All. Then they organized the committee on agriculture to write the farm Relief Bill and the committee on ways and Means to write the Tariff. The leaders or the House aimed to hold legislation originating in that body Down to these two Bills. The rest of the forty six standing committees of the House were left unorganized partly certainly with the notion that this would help to Avert general legislation and to keep the session Brief. The House has held firmly to its program of limited legislation speedily enacted. Nevertheless the House is responsible for one of the two conditions which Are now certain to prolong the session. Senate slows up program the first slowing up came from the Senate. It began with thirteen Western Republican senators who injected the extremely controversial debenture plan into the farm Relief Bill. To everybody s Surprise the thirteen Western republicans were joined by the entire democratic body of senators except four. The motives of the democrats do not matter Here As bearing on time the essential fact is that thirteen Western republicans joined by thirty four democrats made a majority. The Senate supporting the debenture plan with the House strongly opposing it had the effect of a deadlock. That was the first of the developments that slowed up the session. The second came from the House in connection with the writing of the Tariff Bill by the ways and Means committee of that body. The official program was that the revision As respects non agricultural commodities should be limited in scope. Only a few items other than agricultural were to be touched. A a limited was the word used by president Hoover in his message on the opening Day. An equivalent phrase a was few in number As possible was used by speaker Longworth in his indeed the re five men immediately reported to exposition Headquarters. They looked the part an uneasy furtive lot. The Bankers wanted one of them to demonstrate new burglar proof devices for Banks. Asks about a a Dicks a any Dicks Here a was one of the queries of the applicants. A a we re through with the Bank robbing Racket but you can never Tell what these bulls will also they wanted no publicity. The successful applicant was reassured when he was told that while demonstrating his a a arts he could Wear a mask. Treasury easily Able to take care of financing officials say Locking of a human being in a Safe a would not Likely happen today in these More enlightened times. Secret air Chambers vaults with secret air Chambers that can be opened from the inside As Well As from the outside were donning a Black mask that hid j displayed. These were devised for his features he showed just How j the Protection of Bank employees proof the reformed Bank robber entered a room where tile Safe was situated. He glanced at his watch. It was time for the mock Bank robbery. He pulled a Towel from beneath his coat and wrapped it around his right fist. Then is punched a Hole in the Glass. But. An alarm went off. The a a Crooks was a a seized and thus it was demonstrated by the Bankers that i Washington. june 8.�? a what went ten or i Fawn years ago j though the far Bill approaching will not go today. Bank robbers will have to. Think faster because i passage m Congress Calls for a huge the Bankers have got to thinking i sum of Money. $500,000,000 the treas Toor. Jury is ready to take care of the sex Many devices for Macing Banks Pendl Turc 5houid it be decided to Safe for the funds of depositors were shown. One exhibit made itm0ice the a liable apparent that the big scene in the j at once. A alias Jimmy Valentine stage play Treasury officials said today that of a number of. Tous. Ago the prospects of Congress appropriating recess Hopes Rise robbing a Bank was accomplished. Unconsciously some of the Bankers who had suffered losses through hold ups were thrown into a reminiscent mood. Who might be shoved into a Safe for sounding alarms from All parts the Money before taking its recess would in no Way disrupt tile financial plan of the government. The appropriation is to be provided for the use of the Federal farm Board in the Purchase and storage of surplus crops until it can dispose of them. Money easy available this appropriation the Bill says shall be made available by Congress during a Holdup. Delicate devices As a soon As practicable after the of Banks and even from the safes were exhibited. Simpson eclipses world too Mark Spring wheat condition 84.8 Ohio state athlete tray Els distance in nine and two fifths seconds farm Bill is passed. The provision has been interpreted by some members of the Senate As meaning the entire sum must be made available at once and they have expressed the belief that president Hoover will recommend that the whole amount be appropriated As soon As the Bill is enacted. Treasury officials in charge of the financial end or providing the funds say that even though the Money was made available at once it would not be withdrawn from the Stagg Field Chicago 111., june 8 Washington to c., june 8�? by Winter production is Esti mated at 623,148,000 bushels Treasury and spent before Che end George Simpson. Ohio state j this years Winter wheat crop was i speedster established himself As the j placed at 622,148.000 bushels by the j farm Board could hardly be Organ outstanding sprinter in the world j department of agriculture today As i sized and begin drawing funds before today when he won the too Yard i indicated from the. Condition of the j and even dash in the finals of the National crop on june i which was 79.6 per j Treasury actually provide the in cent of Nan risk a last years Winter wheat crop was 579,000.000 bushels and the condition on june i was 73.6 per cent. Rye production is indicated As collegiate track and Field championships this afternoon in 09 2-5 seconds eclipsing All worlds records. Simpson clipped a fifth of a Sec Ond off the officially recognised 43,634,000 bushels compared with worlds record of 09 6-10 second. 41,800,000 bushels last year and the he beat Claude Brazey. The Dixie condition 83.6 per cent of Normal my Umboh Cabinet of Job july 2 resents seals London in. June 8�? a a the sex labor Cabinet of Ramsay my Lead Ira in full office today. Members of the Cabinet journeyed by i to no. 22 will Arrivi Patcher Are As follows scheme outlined whereby Germany. The no too census Tariff spoiled adjournment Lorn w a of i is wiil pay Over 59 years a debt hav to. He the civil a few republicans still a at i2.01 p. It inst and of at 12.15, inn it n capital value 0f approximate workers to be qualified but the cd though halfheartedly that the new and no. La will arrive at 12 10 p. In from Chicago iu., instead of at 12 pc Windsor Castle this morning mid 20 p. In. Both these trains will leave their respects to King George and at the same time As previously. No. 120 will ten a a is mimed to London raring the Atis of their office which the re conservative government senders surrendered to his majesty osterday. A a my colleagues and i were highly to find the King looking so and to see Quot minutes 1. G0,. will pay Over 59 years a debt hav i ing a capital value of Wii by $8 800.000.000 and an eventual service commission it value of about $26,964,000,000. Here. A. A. R us general belief was it we Ould be South Dakota members joined number of items dealt with goes ratified although not without some with a Large House majority in a Jar beyond the original program. A few republicans still argue t. Though halfheartedly that the amp Ujj Jet Bill actually i the common feeling however is that the i opposition by each of the creditor eating the amendment inserted in this broadening of the scope of the earner at 12 05 p. Inform the West non governments and by Ger the Bill by the Senate requiring the r. 12 25 p. In. No .103 jul arrive from Chicago at 12 25 a. Rn., and will leave at 1 10 p. In. No. 104 is due at 11 20 p. Rn., from the North and this train dec introduce a diem room t miss manure a Nan member dimly put a w to her in fee although the june 25 of sex a a by 2 with a or. F a no Bonfield first a British Cabinet arriving there and looking for give Ems Sengir. As Secretary of my coast and is due out to Chicago at on Abe principle that while census appointees in that and other in Many. Ouane de Vrej staws t0 5t2nd examinations before it was the Best obtainable under beginning the 1930 convention. The circa instances. A civil service to expensive Emile Moreau governor of the the general sentiment against Bank of France and head of the this plan in the House which was French delegation epitomized sen concurred in by the South Dakotas ziment among the experts in his was based on the Contention that e re cram. It would result in a unnecessary exp the report is not entirely Satis the plan has also been factory to anybody but it is highly disapproved by director Steuart of satisfactory to the census Bureau on similar diplomatic circles foresaw an grounds. It is unlikely other conference soon of diplomate Ciais Point out Bhat enough sex onh Finan Riper to Arr Nora Hippli &niiii6�,s to fill the jobs could be cation of the plan. Tile same con obtained in View of the fact that for once. It was believed might take enumerators will be employed for Steps for a committee to control i Only four or five weeks. Steps Lor a a n. I representatives can Stepherson magnificently he leaves at 11 35 p. In. F Able to go through the Cere i will make Only five Hay without any suggestion of Mitchell and Sioux City la. said or. Macdonald after Ping at Ethan. Parkston Tripp Ned. A everything went off smooth Yankton and Vermillion. Batter coast connection no. 7 arriving in Mitchell from will leave Sioux a at l 2s leave so swill ssi Aberdee Ehatt a. A will leave at 540 a. Rn., and going to the West coast an hour and Twenty minutes before the olympian West coast real business of going West Lom 4 for evacuation non agricultural part of the Tariff is the second of the conditions that destroyed july i As a closing Date for the session and that gives Rise to the present agitation about recess. It May be that the Senate Vith its determined dilator iness would have caused delay even if the Tariff revision had been kept limited in scope. In any event it is now certain that the Senate will spend at the very least eight weeks on the Tariff Bill. Meantime the House will have nothing to do until the Tariff Bill comes Hack to it from the Senate. The House will have finished All its other work including census and reapportionment and a National origins within a week. The House militarized and pave the Way Johnson and Williamson have a1 has no place to go except Home or j _ for a vacation by Allied troops ready made recommendations to Europe or other alluring Termini of Ali is Tam in rate East through Aberdeen were or evac Iwuona y develops this i the director of the census in a num travel or vacation. It would not be the feed to wait about a half a Day materialize As Ber of cases and intend to Recom-1quite.accurate to say the House is for the West bound Tram from and Early a Middle autumn. J Actu list a fort Haler. 1 under Al aka a poems exp to Oulu i a pc Iamer. A As would v or a a a in Ftp livery one. Which of nailed by the Quot a re Jug w31 leave for Canton at or a a a a the a hem for a the to let for appointment throne speech to a. In. Instead of at 8 a. In. The i broaden the scheme Tor the p pm Quot a we it j a Uruu a mend other supervisors and Zenum a fall dressed up a because it is still k5 a to be now preparation. It much important i the first session that serious Busi begun until the sooth. Dak amp re net ttys a do Jar Tea Dak int and sir 02 sunday a hit Anc inc was graduated by w to. High school been absent or tarred the first Grade. Forecast partly Cloudy to. A slightly warmer portion. Lair tonight and a warmer. Partly Cloudy to not much Chance Erdeen also would aerators in the South Dakota Dis Only four fifty sixths organized. Such a comm tee also i forty two of its committees remain unnamed. It is the House that wants the recess but the Senate that has the giving of it. A very Small number of senators can prevent the step necessary to agreement on recess in this Case. Actually a formidable number of senators Saem determined to take advantage of every technicality in order at the least to make the recess Brief. Will re write Tariff whatever happens there is one. In. Freight which used to leave at 7 301 4 he future a in. Will now leave at 2 a in. Through lumber train a new lumber train will go through Mitchell daily after the first of the week from Seattle. Wash. T Enro Ute to Kansas City to. This new schedule from the West coast j a a by j q Hospital two Days earlier than previous de International Bank and Complete red Quot son fast a a Uhri Pherson its Constitution which the experts pc tentative can owners n left merely in outline. Nothing can july named w. A Ratner or be done however until endorse Ith the endorsement of Jent a let obtain-1the Mitchell chamber of Commerce. Young report As a who e t he expects to name the sup ered a a i visor at Sioux Falls after consider ing the suggest cais of local civic organizations. As Well As appointing will get lumber into Kansas ,. Of says earlier than previously. In Arm is Felt about Hundred enumerators Omaha Roan n anal Velvl to if such a provision requiring civil a a _ Here of Ore a left Mitchell at 8 25 Washington. C., june 8�? lab service status is adopted however certain fact about most members n Vlaj leave a 8 35 a in. And exertion on a recent trip to pm All supervisors and enumerators for of the House. No i will depart at 7 05 p. In. In and Gall bladder trouble j this zone will have to submit thera Jet n 6 50 n m no. 81 will a have sent chief Justice Taft to Gar selves to a test at Mitchell or some 0 a a in Field Hospital Here for rest and of other convenient Point in the Dis i strict. After obtaining civil service rive in Mitchell at 9 30 p instead of at 9 35 p. Rn., and no. 83 be Ryason. Will arrive at 10 15 a. In. Instead of they Are going to Fyer of Rice Institute Houston to the tape by a step in a thrilling finish. Thundering Back of them came Eddie Tolan sensational negro sprinter from the University of Michigan with Leland of Texas Christian fourth. There were five watches timing Simpsons performance. Two caught him in 09 3-10 and three registered 09 4-10. Racing conditions were almost perfect for record smashing. The track was fast and dry and there was no Breeze to favor the runners. The Breeze at the time was bowing across the course. Tolan who has run the Centre twice in two weeks in 09 510 get away to a poor Start. He was trailing sixth at the half Way Mark but finished with a remarkable burst of Speed pulling up about six fest behind Simpson and Bracey. Simpson beaten by a whisker by Tolan in the big ten championships two weeks ago put his heart and soul in every step As he raced Down the land. He got away from the Mark perfectly and running like a machine led from the Start to finish with Bracey snapping at his heels. Simpsons Victory together with the Triumph of Richard Rockaway in the 120-Yard High hurdles sent Ohio state away in the Lead with 20 Points. Rockaway won the hurdles in a close finish with Lee sent Man of Illinois with Anderson of Washington third. The time was 14.7. Loyalty sunday movement urged prominent men endorse Day to commemorate Law enforcement plea new York n. Y., june 8�? Pic i a proposal to proclaim sunday june 30, As loyalty sunday dedicated to a the Hoover program of Law enforcement has been endorsed by Henry Ford and other influential individuals and groups. The proposal with the list of signers was announced by Collier. Ford executive director or the religious information service of the Christian Herald association. It reads in part a the american people have been summoned by president Hoover to pledge anew their loyalty to the Laws of the land. A we urge that americans of whatever Faith join on that Day in a solemn Resolution to observe the Law beginning that Observance in their own Homes Ana extending it in so far As they Are Able through the communities in which they the proposal has been endorsed i by the general Assembly of compared with 67.0 last year the condition of Spring wheat on june i was 84.8 per cent of Normal compared with 79 per cent a year ago. Production was not forecast. The june i condition of other crops was % Oats 82 per cent compared with 78.3 a year ago. Baricev 83.7 compared with 82.7. Hay All tame 86 6 compared with 76.3. Pasture 87.2 compared with 87.6. Of Brien is elected Bankers president rapid City s. a june a3 a Thomas o Brien of Hoven president of the Hoven state Bank was unanimously elected president of the South Dakota Bankers association As the annual convention Here closed yesterday. A. B. Cahalan of Miller was elected vice president and h. E. Edmunds of Yankton treasurer. Aberdeen bras chosen for the 1930 convention. New members of the executive Council Are group 2, e. R. Conrad. Flandreau group 3, l. M. Larsen Wessington Springs and group 5, George Fullinwider Huron. At a state meeting of the american Bankers association Clarke Bassett of Aberdeen was elected state vice president. Don w. Devey of Westport was made a member of the nominating committee with m. Plin Beebe of Ipswich As alternate. Divisional state vice presi. Dents elected were Ira a. Moore Sioux Falls National Bank division I. Madhouse Sioux Falls state Bank division h. R. Kibbee jr., Mitchell savings Bank division and e. R. Heaton Yankton Trust company. Resolutions passed endorsed the association s activity in connection with farm club work approved the efforts of Congress to pass remedial farm legislation declared for an investigation of the increase in robbery burglary and Fidelity insurance rates and approved the schedule of service and float charges compiled by the associations committee. Of a tire sum in Cash at one time. Can Issue certificates from the Treasury Point of View the additional expenditure Means Only that the Treasury plan for providing for government expenses will have to be expanded and in Case there is not enough Cash on hand to meet the needs additional certificates of indebtedness can be issued As the farm Board spends its appropriations. Taking the View that none of the Money can be withdrawn from the general fund before july i officials say the action of Congress if it makes the fund immediately available will in no Way endanger the indicated surplus in government funds for the fiscal year ending june 30. This surplus now is expected to be More than $100,000,000. Have a warm summer whether they Northern presbyterian churches and remain in Washington or go Back Home. The condition is put in a single sentence in the Wichita Hospital authorities say he is in ratings their names would All be Kansas Eagle edited by sex con in i q or there is no change in no danger and his condition in sat j submitted to tile census Bureau for l a a to to Rinh p i selecting the 1930 workers. O freight service. No. 96 departs at 5 20 p. In and arrives at 1 50 a. In. A a a -10-&Quot a Quot a Quot Quot a the highest bidder at a United i factory. Drs. Francis r. And Thomas a. Clayton i. A1 physicians do not expect aspiration to become necessary and Gressman Victor Murdock who knows the West As intimately As he the anti Saloon league of America. Ocean fliers still delayed by storms old Orchard me., june 8.�? a3 a Prospect was dimmed today that the monoplane Green Flash and yellow Bird could leave Here before monday on their proposed trans Atlantic flights. Or. James h. Kimball. New York weather forecaster reported a bad storm area which the fliers could not Hope to evade if they started today but he indicated it was slowly moving out of their projected course. The French plane. Yellow Bird has remained on the ground since it the i was taken on two test flights earlier this week. Jean Asso Lant and Rene Lefevre said at that time Senate takes up Bill Mcnary is grilled Washington d. C., june 8.�? a a final disposition of farm Relief legislation was undertaken in tha Senate today with doubt prevailing whether the Export debenture group would be Able to prevent acceptance of the farm Bill agreed upon by the conference committee which eliminated that pros position. The House approved the Confer continued on rage six newspaper woman of Hills Dies rapid City. S. D., june 8.�?<7p>�? mrs. Alice Possage 63, a member of the rapid City journal staff for half a Century died at 1 15 a. In. From cancer of the stomach. Mrs. Gossage came to rapid City in 1882. And had actively engaged in newspaper work since that time. In addition to charitable work which she directed mrs. Gossage contributed several daily features 8nd remained at her desk until last week when she went to Rochester. Minn., unaccompanied for medical treatment. Mrs. Gossage managed the journal for a number of years and was in charge until 1925, when the news paper was sold to the journal publishing company. She was retained in the editorial department after tile transact % was completed. Several years ago her husband who founded the journal in 1878, died. Mrs. Gossage had been in poor health Kcf several years. Although she sought medical attention on several occasions she did not allow her poor health to interrupt her new writing and her annual Tours the last of which took her Over the greater part of Southern and Central Europe. The funeral will be held tuesday at i p. In. From the congregational Church Here. 4 swept to death in Montana flood Wibaux mont., june 8�? a3 a a 15-foot Wall of water from Beaver Creek swept through Wibaux following a cloudburst yesterday claiming four lives and causing property damage estimated at $200,000. The flood struck without warning has a. Buildings were carried rom Ham e. Sweet former governor of Colorado j. Penney or. William Hiram Foulkes George f. Milton editor of the Chattanooga news marshals Sale in Portland believe a Complete rest for several a is sir a a a a a for $7,500. Day a enable him to recuperate or sold it for $70,0 of Tattler Jef car a Popr v a nil r. 17�?o�?o�?o i Alif Central a is Iii by Cloudy tool tit a ally warmer to portion sunday. Week forecast in for the weak it. June to for and Lowar and the Northern Plains showers seed Corn today in Congress Blue Larkspur wins Belmont the House new York n. A. June 8�? put a Blue Larkspur Edward r. Bradley a Colt today won the 61st running of he Rich Belmont stakes famous test of three year Olds. Afric an was second and Jack High third. The race was Worth $59,650 to the knows Congress. He says a the re j or. Daniel a. Poling president of caption the Farmers Are preparing j the International society. Christian to give the Republican members of Endeavor Ernest h. Cherrington when they return this summer from Washington will be warm everywhere West of the one wonders Why the prediction is limited to Republican members. Not As Many As thirty out of the 163 democratic members Groton is More than 125 Miles from Mitchell hut or. Forbe. Sent in an and for is mostly near or his hand picked seed com on k5- temper. Which we gave him double Quot so service with most Gratifying Bio meter from 7 a results a . It Dea Sirg a i so your double service proved K. A it was that 8.4 Ste which sold my Corn All but since january a Msj Harry Payne Whitney a a treat two there is real important significance 1 Pittsburgh Harry Payne a moneys great two in the amp to sentence about the feel f i Marie Arback it me is that the year old. Crazy coot won the a sure 7hja�ert t yesterday v0�?~ a niniu�r., 11, Ai 7 a Rreed a amp Nuar Quot i Ettje a kwai Delict Birchf of the House made any genuinely by the associated press a a a a w determined opposition to the Tariff. Saturday House considers pre vacation pro Tam. Tonal stallion stakes at Belmont Tuiai Ine Senate takes up Compromise farm ing qut keep in from the w r Tariff Bill will be radically re writ Coe stable in a driving finish. Wat a Al Aiter congressmen and Sena ers cymbal an added starter was tors have had their recess. Third. 0 setting the Pace All the Way the son of mad Hatter stepped the five furlongs in 1 00 1-5. The race was Relief bail. Joint conference cd Smittee considers census reapportionment Bill. Friday House accepted conference report on farm Bill farm Bill Repp i Worth $25,740 to the h. P. Whitney Senate displacing National origins proposal i_111__j o Dillman resigns Bode takes place a Pierre s. D., june 8.�? a3�?effective july i. Judge k. L. Dillman As Bishoo James Cannon jr., and mrs. Ella Boole president of the National w. T u. Baseball results National league Brooklyn 011 100 000�? 2 9 i 020 010 15x�? 9 14 i Clark and Picinich Grimes and Hargreaves. New York. Too Ooi 002�? 3 9 1 Cincinnati too too oooo 0 4 1 until they took off for Paris with Armeno Lotti Backer of the flight Roger q. Williams and Lewis a. Yancey have gone aloft in the Green Flash almost daily As a Relief from the inactivity of waiting to hop for Rome. Yesterday they flew among the Clouds for More than an hour testing their sets of duplicated navigating instruments. A instruments have been known to fail a Yancey said a and that is Why we Are carrying two of experts criticise speedy toll roads Boston mass., Jupe 8�?u#5 a High Speed toll their foundations. The re. A. A. Seifert pastor of the methodist Church heard the Roar of the approaching water and ran to the Church one of the most solid Struc tur s in town to open its doers to those seeking safety. A few moments after he had returned Home to get his wife the flood struck. The parsonage was twisted from its foundation and carried several blocks before it rested against a Railroad viaduct. Both the minister and his wife were drowned. Sever Knutson. 58, a Farmer was trapped in his Home and drowned when the building was destroyed. R. A. Thompson 70, who lived in the Creek Bank was the fourth victim. Fully three quarters of the buildings in town we Ere damaged by the proposals to build a a and Hagan from Point to Point in thu and Gooch Thomas Ham Dosam a if Oft Wibaux t0 a of so4 r show a r. Sch and Taylor Blake and j j33urjng a recent visit to Boston. Discrimination or. Macdonald referred to a Road j charged Ford r r. Grace. Boston census reapportionment Bill was a 44 beauties vie 63 -7 and roads sent to conference for adjustment of differences. Senate approved constitutional amendment to do away with a Dame go Alveston Texas june Duck sessions of Congress. I a mile Long grandstand beside the Senate Cen firmed nomination of Galveston seawall was in readiness. L i Joseph p Colton of new York to for the opening this afternoon of bushels. I banking Josep Secretary of state the International pageant of Pul ser a Tor red. Republican. Penn Hrit Ude in which 44 Beautiful girls Sylvania blocked Effort to obtain from this country and abroad will a a vie for honors. The beauties from foreign lands attracted much attention As they too 0, _ Distant attorney general assigned Chicago. Ico i a. Lbs to the state Railroad commission As r. Smith and Taylor Blake and in us railroads counsel has resigned to return to Grace in a ii to for world honors a practice at Yankton. _ i american Leager h a a us Ess Fui Ono told bring Finan Chicago. Ooi 013 200-7 14 i i Elal disaster to the railroads. Boston. Too too 002 2 8 3 a Ink Irv up Meta by Lyons and Berg Russell Bayne Gurney Secretary to 77 40 Bosi is 78 32 74 56 you very much i remain Leo r. Forbes. Agreement for National origins vote want ads senator Heflin. Democrat. Aqaba jul use your warn a challenged any again Tim fall for Selling some livestock. On. Food cd deserve h Good another. Us the Blank. He will be succeeded by Herman l. Bode or Murdo representative from Jones and Jackson counties. It was announced by attorney general m. Q. Sharpe. Or. Bodes appointment is also effective on that Date. Judge Dillman who has held this office since september 1921, will in of re .00 Good of Good of Good .00 Good am a ter the firm of Clark and Wyman 6 a a Southern a j the Mirtest in whih the place recently vacated democrats to Sav he favored Nom calmly awaited the contest own Judie Lee woman Judee Dill Proton of Alfred e Smith in 1932. Each named Hiss urns Tali toe Fth jul representative Clinton re pub verse liked Only the sex Docial circuit at Timber Lake from jsst��?o5tsru5i to the Imi >�13 until. 1921. And previously prac 1 Banks. I swelling crowd of visitors. J Rice at Milbank. And Berry Asbjornson. Second game Chicago too too Ioos i 8 0 Boston 102 too olx�?4 to i Faber and Crouse m. Gaston and Berry. St. Louis it Philadelphia postponed rain. Cleveland at new York postponed rain. Columbus o., july 8.�?op a the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railway Henry Ford s Railroad was indicted on 25 counts charging violation of the Elkins act in receiving discriminatory rates for Coal shipments from Kentucky to Ohio Points by a United states Federal Quot Rand jury Here today. Of Rushmore society Washington d. A. June 8�? a3 a M. Day. Of Sioux Falls s. D., Heads Demolay was erroneously reported in yes i rapid City s. D., june 8�? a a ter Day a dispatches to have been j Gerald Lee of rapid City was elected Secretary of the mount elected state master councilor of Rushmere National memorial com i the demo lays at the majority de or Orion. Gree ceremonial and initiatory de Day was elected vice president i Gree by the Minne Iusa chapter last Detroit at Washington postpone and d. B. Gurney of Yankton was night As part of Ole state conclave de rain i elected Secretary. Program a a

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