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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 9, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages vol Xxxvi. To Almitchell South Dakota Friday june 9, 1922 number 214 in House Tacna Arica dispute May end in Howa Likely to �1 Ohhi Send Democrat Chile and Peru Are no closer to settlement y. Disagreement of nearly forty years May developed into new conflict peace Effort futile Harper wac Effort to have nations adjust Contro a Erst meets in deadlock ask for help Washington. D. A. June Xian approach toward american mediation in the chilean Peru Rian Oon Foren it e Here has been mad informally by Peru but Chile s to Quick ence still is awaited. Tile tangled affairs of the Eon Fern acc arc understood to have Hof a Laid before Secretary Hughes by ambassador Pezet for the peruvians among whom it was paid Aid tonight that the chileans had expressed their intention of making a similar move. Chilean officials declared How Ever Bluit they recalled no such agreements. Washington p. . June 9�?after weeks of discussion the Chile Peru conference Here which has for its subject the nearly forty year old Tacna Arica dispute is no nearer agreement than the two nations have been at any time since the old treaty of Anson in 1884. Diplomatic relations severed sometime ago Between the two countries have never been resumed. And indications Are that Between the two nations is nearer now than for years. The present conference at Washington Between representatives of Chile and Peru Over the Tacna Arica territory. At the Boundary line of the two countries. Was suggested by j president Harding. The reasons for the conference Are treaty ended War the treaty of an on of 18r4. Which put a. End to the a War of the Pacific Between Chile and Peru stip Peru i amp a prov inc a of Rapacka to l/at�0 Alessandri president perpetuity and the cession of the 0 provinces of Tacna and Arica for to years. At the end of the in years a plebiscite was to have been held to determine whether Tacna and Arica desired to stay under control of Chile or to pass again under Peru. After the 10-year period had elapsed the principals to the treaty. Chile and Peru could not agree As to forms of the plebiscite. Discussions went on for More than a Quarter of a Century. Many arguments arose with the result that diplomatic relations Between the two countries were broken off. Disavows Ancon treaty after the world War. Peru one of the a associated Powers brought up the controversy after the Versailles treaty had been signed. She disavowed the treaty of Ancon citing As precedent the return to France of Alsace Lorraine. The Case was submitted by Peru to the Council of the league of nations. Meanwhile. Bolivia which had become a third party to the dispute introduced her Side of the Case before the same tribunal. Chile opposed consideration of the matter and it was referred to a committee. Bolivia Defeated with Peru in the tos Angeles Herald publisher Dies in Hospital in London to u. S. Senate by associated press leased wire London eng., june 9�?guy Barham publisher of the los Angeles _ i Herald. Who has been travelling in mrs Nti i 1 Europe with William Randolph Clyde l. Herring will my Hearst died in a London Hospital a re ii Ca this morning an exceptionally Strong or. Barham was operated on two Days ago for Throat trouble and apparently had recovered from the it i facts of the operation but he died ran ahead of Cox. Suddenly from what his doctors described As pulmonary embolism. Race against Brookhart top Vilt my Tvr peruvian conference Over to in a a Rica now being the f representatives of the two count Ries were snapped me president Coolidge at the Capitol. Held with Quot War the had reded to Chile the province of Antofagasta by of Peru. The treaty of 19a2. The cession left j Bolivia without an outlet on the a i civic after he signing of Tho treaty of Versailles Bolivia profiting by i the precedents in the Rase of Jugo j so amp via and Poland which countries Terr Given outlet to the sea. Asked that Arica be Given to her As a port j Bolivia is involved both Chile and Peru opposed the demand then Bolivia demanded i tha the treaty of 1902 be annulled and Antofagasta returned to her. After years of controversy fraught Edth no Little danger to the peace of the three countries involved and to the whole of South America arbitration a at last resorted to. The Washington conference is the out i come the Tacna Arica territory comprise an area mostly desolate desert hut enormously Rich in nitrates. A a. Jug. In Auguste b. Leguia president los Angeles Kinsmen will be arraigned for fatal raid next monday Pacific Ocean. Brazil tit Caca i Mollen do Bolivia o 6uci tar sip a Ca / the shaded area is the Taxa Arica the subject of a triangular dispute Peru and Bolivia. District which is Between Chile. Republican May not have Soud support of All factions in his party by Mark Sullivan National political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican i and the new York evening Post. Washington. D. C., june 9 copyright 1922 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post a in the focussing of inter est of the six sided Republican sen i atrial primary in Iowa and its dramatic aspects there has been Lack of j attention to the result of the democratic primary and of the possible outcome of the entire situation in november. The was but one can i dilate for the democratic senatorial nomination. His name is Clyde l. Herring and he is a Strong Man in every sense. Herring was Many years the Iowa distributor for Ford automobiles and tractors. In that capacity he act quire two elements of personal strength. He impressed other businessmen of the state As eing a Good j businessman and he acquired an a t Quaintance with the people of the j state such As can readily be imagined from Contact which his business gave him with Farmers and others because of this or. Herring will have a strength and a following not at All j measured by Mere party lines. Beaton for governor two years ago herring ran As the democratic candidate for governor. That was a Republican landslide year i in which the strength of Harding at Tho head of the ticket and the popularity of the Republican National is j sues put a severe on All j democratic candidates. In the outcome herring had 110.ooo votes More than the head of the democratic ticket. Herring s vote w 3417,000 to Cox a 227.000. Obviously a candidate for governor we a gets 5,0 percent More votes than his party s can the body will be returned to the j United states next wednesday. Mrs. J Barham is in London. Lenine is near Beath declares London writer second stroke suffered. He cables Riga. However denies statement London d. C., june 9�?from source which cannot he doubted it is Learned that Premier leu Nie s condition up to a few Days ago was regarded at Muse Quot a to As critical and probably hopeless. These advices state that the recent stroke of the soviet Premier was one of Cerebra paralysis. In had lost speech entirely on june i. And was expected to tile any a for president has elements of by associated press leased wire London erg. June 9.�?the times Berlin correspondent attributes to a a usually Well informed the information that Nikolai Lenin head of the russian soviet government had another Apo Peletier stroke monday night and that professor Forster a German medical authority declared that his condition was very serious. A Leon Trotsky has virtually assumed the leadership of the adds the correspondent Quot consequently the less moderate Wing is rapidly gaining new naval selection Board appointed to make promotion lists by associated press leased wire Washington. June 9.�?the Navy department today announced the personnel of the new naval selection Board which is expected to begin the selection of officers for promotion june 12 As follows admirals Hilary p. Jones and Edward w. Eberle vice Admiral j. D. Mcdonald and rear admirals Harry my l. P. Huse. Henry b. Wilson. S. S. Robinson. F. Hughes. William v. Pratt and l. M. Nulton. Promotions to the grades of commander. Captain and rear Admiral will be recommended by the Board a when selection Are made. Seven rear Admiral Twenty one captains and forty four commanders will be selected. Mahoney Calls on Pope Pius personal strength of the most marked kind. It is possibly not too much to say if that had it not been a presidential year and if it had been an Ordinary election. Herring might readily have won. Will be Strong candidate the inference that herring Itigan denies report Riga. June 9.�?a statement denying that Nikolai Lenine. Soviet Premier is suffering from apoplexy or is seriously ill was issued last night by the soviet legation on receipt of telegrams from Moscow. The announcement made by m. Ureneff soviet Amassa will three separate plans outlined by committee majority would accept Ford proposal after subtracting Gorgas Plant one group hits offer two members a of military body declare proposal is a grossly inadequate by associated press teased wire Washington. D. June 9.�?three separate reports setting Forth recommendations for action by Congress with respect to private development of the governments 1106.000.000 Power and nitrate projects at Musca Shoals. Aa., were made to the House today by members of the military committee. Acting chairman Mckenzie of Illinois. Who drafted the majority report declares at the outset of that document that the Ford proposal a the Only one found a worthy of serious consideration and asks its acceptance by the House provided however. That the Gorgas steam Plant be not included among the project to be sold. Would include Gorgas concurrence in the majority report except for the reference to the Gor Gas Plant is voiced in one of the minority opinions presented by representative Wright. Democrat. Georgia and 1 supported by representative James i Republican Michigan and the remaining democratic members. They ask full compliance by the House with All provisions of the Ford proposal and Points out the belief that if Congress eliminates the Gorgas unit it would defeat the Ford offer. I in a third report submitted by representative Parker Republican. New Jersey and signed by representative Frothingham. Republican. Massachusetts. The opinion is Adverse to the acceptance of or. Fords offer unless it is modified in other sections than that dealing with Gorgas. Outline alternative. In the event or. Ford declines to agree to the modifications proposed the signers would have the Secretary of War lease the dams and nitrate plants a a of such term As will secure the completion of the dams and would authorize him to a Settle the fair value of the Gorgas Plant and convey the same to the Alabama Power in conclusion the majority report new Bishop of Sioux Falu predict a democratic senator from Dor to r lithuanian said the rumours make a Strong run in Iowa in novem were due to the premiers temporary Ber of this year is unmistakable. Of a it illness induced by privations and. A course it takes a Hardy person to exertions of years ago during Reip two courses Are open. One go Ern congrats lated by Pope for past performances More wage cuts on railroads predicted los Angeles. Calif. June 9�?thirty two members of the Kun flux klan appeared in the emperor court Here today for arraignment upon an indictment growing out of the fatal i no it Rmer a raid in Inglewood april 22. Reading of the indictment was wailed and at the request of counsel for the klansmen arraignment was continued until monday. The District attorney office received telegraphic advice from in. G. 4 9,oot Square Miles on the Pacific Price. King Keague of the klan. Also coat of South America. Arica. The indicted that he was leaving Atlanta a Mast night and would arrive Here. Deputy District attorney w. Doran announced he had begun the preparation of extradition papers for a. S. Coburn grand Goblin of the Pacific Domain of the Karu Coburn who was one of those indicted in connection with the Inglewood raid is in Atlanta. Ga., according to reports received Here. Of Chicago. Ill. June 9.�?wage cuts affecting More than 350,000 Railroad clerks signal men stationary firemen and ois and Marine department employees a expected to be announced next week by the United states Railroad Board according to an article in the Chicago daily Tribune. This would be the third in a series of decisions reducing envelopes. Two previous reductions recently announced having reduced railway payrolls approximately 1100.000.00 a year. It was Sai that the Board had decided to group several decisions in one to be made Public next week. Nebraska Farmers demand resignation of Secretary fall port 211 Miles from Panama and a to from Valparaiso. Michigan woman is victim of murderer Jackson. Mich. June 9.�?the body Alice Mallott. 40. Assistant b c or of the Crittenden Home for Here was found with her head 4. And Throat slashed Ner the borne this morning. A. A and razor had been used by to a assailant and indications Are that the Slayer has been uncovered but 0or hounds Are being used in the Pursuit. The body was found a Short distance from the Home. The clothing and it. torn from the body the worn 1 having been gagged with a kerchief. New religious War crops out in South Scottsbluff. Nebr. June 9--re? of Secretary of the Interior fall was demanded in resolutions adopted at a mass meeting of Farmers and business men of the North Platte Valley. Held at Scottsbluff they charged unjust treatment of Farmers on irrigated lands and Lack of understanding of their needs for Relief. Five in race for rotary presidency los Angeles calif., june 9�?with five men in the race for president Lively balloting was expected to Start off today a session of the thirteenth by associated press Lea so wac Rome. Italy Jun 9�?monsignor Bernard j. Mahoney for years spiritual director of the american College Here and recently appointed Bishop of Sioux Falls. S. A. Visited Pope Pius yesterday. The pontiff congratulated the prelate and praised him for the work he had done in Rome this work he added showed that monsignor Mahoney was eminently gifted in the Art of guiding and directing others. During the audience Pope Pius made reference to the late High Rev Erand Thomas o Gorman Bishop of Sioux Falls who is to be succeeded by monsignor Mahoney saying he rendered valuable services to the Church and his country. Dunn owner of indians dead Chicago baseball magnate pass Fps away Oley Ela x let game today postponed Iowa Iowa never has had a demo j cratic senator and has not had a it democratic governor for More than a Twenty years. Nevertheless it is j Clear that several extraordinary be i merits in the present Iowa situation will Combine to give strength to her j ring it is obvious that Iowa politics this year Are in an abnormal and. From i the Point of View of the republicans i i a dangerous situation. It is difficult j to see any possible management on the part of the Republican organization in Iowa so astute and so tactful As to overcome entirely the serious cleavages which Are bound to remain from the senatorial primaries what is More Likely is that these cleavages will deepen and intensify. Republican split wide the Iowa situation As it stands today differs greatly from that in Indi and Pennsylvania. In those two states the victories of Beveridge and Plano hot respectively made Republican Success in november More probable. Beveridge in Indiana and pin hot in Pennsylvania will have the United support of the republicans and in addition will get More Independent votes and More democratic votes than ony other republicans could. But in Iowa. The cleavage Between the Radical Brookhart and the other candidates for the Republican senat j orial nomination was so much More wide and the other circumstances Are such that Tho democrats should have a better Chance to elect an Low i it to Miry work. While the intense labors of the past few nears has told upon him. But Lenine was already beginning to show marked improvement. Ment ownership and operation which in View of the character of the project. Would in the judgment of the majority of the committee mean disaster to the Hopes of the Farmers and the announcement added that ther user of a Meier Cal fertilizers a notwithstanding his illness. Lenine is still Leader of the soviet strike vote to be Complete by june 25 belief executive committee to Tan Vass returns at once Hlas pow to All strike by associated press leased wire Cincinnati. Ohio. June 9�?the executive committees of the six railway shop crafts unions in each of the country a three divisions will Convene j Only $1,200,000, says the report. To have the government undertake and engage in the manufacture of fertilizer ingredients with political superintendents foremen and Straw Bosses is Unchin Kabrt. And to undertake such a scheme would be unspeakable Call offer inadequate. Representatives Parker and Frothingham and fault with the Ford offer in their report declaring that the $5,000,000 he offered for the nitrate plants the Waco Quarry the Gorgas steam Plant Railroad and transmission line is grossly inadequate. Or. Ford pays no interest on the $16,000,000 already spent by the government on the Wilson dam. The report says and does not propose to interest on what the United states is to spend upon the completion of that project until six years after the dam is in operation. In that time the government will out $7,500,000 and will receive Back from or. Ford Chicago. 111., june 9�?james c. Dunn president and chief owner of the Cleveland american league Basey a is past Ball club died Here at 6 10 of clock this morning. Or. Dunn s death followed a Long illness which first became acute last february. Failing to respond to treatment Given him Here he went South and when he returned there j was a noticeable improvement in his i condition. It did not last Long How j Ever and he had been confined to his j Home for some time. He is survived Only by his widow. At or. Dunn a bedside when he died Jere his three nieces and his wife. The end came quickly his physician reported. Whie definite arrangements had not been completed for the funeral. It has been decided to comply with a last request made by the baseball magnate and Bury him in Marsall town. Iowa his birth place and the City always referred to by or. Dunn As a my Home a combination of complications. A be. Mostly internal and involving the report of confession the death of Jim Dunn has taken in Chicago on june 24. Preparatory to canvassing the showmen s strike vote which is returnable june 25, it was announced by b m. Jewell head of the Federated shop crafts Here today. A triple barrelled strike ballot i now in the malls on which the 40�,. Senator this year in a a he no he cd a Quot re Quot fax 1 their vote s. The questions include that of accepting or rejecting the $60,000,000 Cut ordered by the a the whole proposition a the document continues Quot is a departure from the policy of our water Power House leaders silent House leaders declined today to give the membership any idea As to How soon the reports dealing with Henry Fords offer for the muscle Shoals property might be taken up for consideration. Representative Mondell the Republican Leader declaring that 12-year old girl held for shooting her father to death by associated pre a leased wire Washington pa., june 9�?charged with shooting and killing her father. Joseph 12 year old Mary Sorinski of Mariana. 17 Miles South of Here. Is being held Here. According to chief of county detectives Joseph Weiner. The Little girl claimed the shooting followed a series of attacks on her Mother and herself. I Railroad labor Board to go into of no a i it Ion could breached until the feet july i various reports had been submitted strike up to committee and to Nio. Leade a Deraare it Means a _ walkout on the first of the month if the strike vote is five general chairman from each of the six crafts on each division i the East the South and the West compose the executive committee a total of ninety men. In their hands i lies the Power to Issue a strike order if the ballots show a two thirds majority in favor of a walkout. President Jewell said today that the re today baseball american league new York. Too Ooi Chicago. Too 010 Woodruff hurls new bomb in graft Case against contractor by associated pres leased wire Atlanta. A. June 9.-�?threat� that bombs would be thrown at the _ Homes of himself and other or members contest to Al ave vacancies on the. Of the american league said today of the Atlanta Board of education if National Board. The closing i when he heard that the Cleveland they voted to re elec Cath by or a As hours of today a session were to see club owner had died. Annual convention of International rotary cubs Here interest in the Al i from baseball one of its most Noble Ecton was further strengthened by j ban Johnson president by Chicago Union head emphatically denied Jones Hoyt. Bush suit should be known by the night of Courtney and Schalk. Jure 25. I a sub committee on program is Philadelphia. 31 working on an Appeal to president j Detroit. Too Harding in which the a aders of i and Schang "21 0 too i Harris and Perkins Stoner John 200.000 employees will contend that a son Cole and Bassler. The new wage rates Are inadequate to a maintain an american Standard of Boston. Of living a j St. Louis. 20 Danforth and Severeid Ferguson Teleg Raphers will not Piercy and Ruel. Receive any wage Cit Washington at Cleveland game pot teachers i the Public a cools Here. I the a in Taii Atlon of the new officers Fol was made to lowing the reports of the committee member of in j ass on elections. I debate at an open session of the Board the election of teachers for the coming year. Washington. D. C., june 9. Or a pro a Ive Woodruff Republican. I Igan. Declared in the House today. ,-ord.ng to i information i different sources. J. L. Him is Republican state chairman to Vba i stated a week prior is arrest on charge in connection the fraud oases that a things on to. Nad come to such a conditions w probably would be arrested rat the Case would end there. Second of murderous pair sent to death Kato is offered Jap premiership frci10�?T Japan. June 9�?Admiral a la Kay was offered the pre Yvo ffi1 p a Japan. He asked time to Sider whether he would undertake it pm a Cabinet to succeed that of Talta Hashi. Which resigned Aye a tin Rita Kato headed the Tan j186 Del fration to the washing Arnis conference. Salt Lake City Utah. June 9.�? Nick Oblizalo was executed at the i Utah state prison at 5 08 of clock this morning for the murder of Marco i it aus. A Miner who fas stabbed to death and robbed of $1,200 in a Lone in spot on the outskirts of the City August 3 1919. Steve Mahlieh. Who perpetrated the murder with Oblizalo was executed at the prison january 20. Both men chose execution by shooting instead of hanging. Weather report South Dakota unsettled tonight and saturday probably a Hoy not much change in temperature. Two tickets free read the want and tomorrow if your name and address appears you will receive free two tickets to the met Good for monday june 12, to tee Geo. Arbs in a cd israeli saturday want ads free with every two to six issues Jim was one of the most popular club owners in the game because he played fair and Square with every one. His players loved him and the Public loved game is postponed. Cleveland. Of. June 9.�?manager Tris speaker on receiving a message from Cir ago that or. Dunn had died this morning announced that today a game Between the Cleveland and Washington teams Here would not be played. 103,000 Cattie this year u. S. Report says by associated frees leased wire Washington d. C., june 9�?approximately 103.900 head of Arizona cattle will be available for Market soon according to a forecast today by the department of agriculture the first to be made by the department it was said since the organization of a nationwide live Stock reporting service a placed under Way to inform producer and buyers of pro pectin supplies. V Chicago. Iii., june 9 listed in local papers that Fred mad j Chicago. Iii., june 9.�?Railroad to a a Grapher will not be included in the i third reduction order of the Railroad labor Board according to rumours to a. A it of the new contemplated slash be a from Railroad Roll. The Teleg Raphers number approx Pond. N action i. League Matey 81.000. So Many local Coj \ tons on various lines have to be considered that deliberation of an order or president of the Chicago building Trad a Council and on trial for alleged conspiracy to extort had vol a. Unte Rcd to plead guilty and leave the affecting the Teleg Raphers would Nec state if the pros ecu a u a warily consume weeks it is said to have him a chief among he group Are 22�. Fint. Waiving a Oflyn r,.rks t2.m0 Fren in the signal St. Louis .010 2�1 too 4 la i Philadelphia .101 too 010 3 8 1 Pfeiffr and Ainsmith g. Smith and Henline. Chicago too 003 too 4 9 2 new York too too Hio 3 la i Alexander and Hartnett Nehf. Shes and Snyder. A. W.hede.nt�?~. A adj a Ney and department .nd_00 freight hand judge Dever. Before the Case is being tried. Judge Dever ordered an investigation to determine the source of Tho reports. Yankton Man named rankers president lers and truckers. Although Board member mad no direct statement regarding the next Cut rumours were persistent in predicting a smaller reduction for the Pittsburgh Oil to too 8 la i Boston .102 Ooi 03x 7 12 2 Cooper Yellowhorse and Gooch Oeschger and of Neill. Aiding a so Auer Rwy Uijun ii or Cincinnati too too too 17 2 clerical forces than those affecting brooklyy1.oih of tuft Al fax 2 8 0 Couch Gillespie and Wingo grime the showmen. And Miller. Aberdeen. S. A june 9.�?d. M. Finnegan of Yankton was elected president of the South Dakota Bankers association at the closing of the an Paraguay rebels capture capital keeps of a Oliph worried los Angeles. Cal. June 9�?di� Buenos Aires. June 9 a Asuncion strict attorney Woolwine still is con capital of Paraguay has been taken i sideling asking the grand jury to in by the revolutionary forces Accord i Vest Gate the Case of Rudolph Valen _ to a dispatch to la Nacion from j tiny film actor recently accused of Nual meeting of the association Here ? posadas on the Argentine Paraguay bigamy but discharged upon prelim in yesterday and a. Kopperud of web Border. The report which a rotary hearing. It wee earn a Tny he Star. Was chosen vice president. Rap been confirmed a received at pc had i eyed sub pc ones of. Wine a at id City will be next place. Year meeting a Adas from Villa Hoarder. Para the rec in hearing to appear before the Grana jury

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