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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 9, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages vol xxx i the evening Republican City edition Mitchell South Dakota monday june 9, 1924. Number 214 Boom on for Norbeck Franks slayers Are pampered geniuses Norbeck Heads Leopold and Loeb spoiled through life father knew any real discipline from their earliest years prodigies in schools tul l i n in types of c of Tiv. K yet a the were 1n-vl parable Paus for two Flaks a George Rritt Vea snit e writer Ca. June 0-�?�?ountil i was r is rid they drilled conscience into Fer i was .8 i tried to Drill Conroe put of ? is the autobiography of Nan f Toroid. Jr., 19-year-old fessed Slayer with Richard a. Of Little Roert Franks. K v to Popow the your feet an promising child in the Home of thy a hip owner and Man fac from his first shipping a Genius. Parents and servant to the assignment of help realize the Promise of be a an Honor to the name. The tim or was 6 he was or Quot away past the Nursery rhyme to of literature and had taken up. Outstandingly Good and decent of his life Stu y of Birds. At s collection ran into scores of gathered and stuffed by he collected butterflies a a in both Fields his interest that of Tho mature scientist Rathe than the curious boy. Critics wrote to ask his Opin ii he still was wearing Short he was unusually Bright Lea pm re Quot Forward two or three grades a a r. And his conduct was con of a. A Mai enough then to avoid trips to the principals office for discipline. Always Scoffer by Nathan Leopold always was Superior a Scoffer was not athletic a Wea ruler irs by pea it ii Rte re specimens i me vat probe of farm losses in War South Dakota senator will direct inquiry during summer months senator would control West Rathbone says Illinois politician fails to get Sanction of Dakotan for proposal to renew Aid fight i Norbeck will Stop it ten months ago the Ornith logic a1 world a playing uns tinted tribute to Nathan Leopold or. Today held f or the murder of Robert Franks. Never before had the Kirtland or Jack Pine Warbler been photographed. But Leopold succeeded in doing it. Obtaining both still and moving pictures. The rarest of american song Birds which for years had fie5 from All men even ate from his hands. T his photograph is an enlargement of the the Michigan conservation d Epa foment took at the time. It shows Nathan in the act of feeding a Warb Ler. Report pts petted to show losses of billions Beta use of Phuoi is of government a Ithier say Sherfield mks wont permit name to go before convention Daugherty fall death Plank is insurgent plea a Ion a a rather Aio ony Jef in a mixer. He Early interested in girls. Read voraciously years or to and Woodlands he rot he preferred to beyond his tramp the dunes stalking Hinds. Entered the University of it hi-15 and was graduated at 18 a shark on languages and h Eago the was Cleveland june 9.�?Republican insurgents acting through the Wisconsin delegation will ask the Republic an National convention to formally condemn the official acts of Harry m. Daugherty As attorney general and Albert b. Fall As Secretary of the Interior. This is disclosed in an official copy of the insurgent platform made Public today by Robert m. Lafollette jr., son of the Wisconsin senator in the name of the Wisconsin delegation. The statement says further that Daugherty and fall a be forever debarred from holding any position of Honor or Trust within the gift either of the Republican party or of any future j Republican the insurgents also would have president Coolidge summon Congress into extraordinary session on monday july 7, 1924. For consideration of emergency legislation for Relief of agriculture to provide funds for payment of soldiers Bonus for consideration of the Howell Barkley Bill for the settlement of disputes Between carriers and employees for amendment of the rate making Section of the transportation act looking toward the reduction of a extortionate Railroad rates Quot and for reclamation Relief legislation extending the time of payment to Farmers on government reel action pro a Itzy to about. Quot lie is i ejects. Intellect Bis brain works it is further declared the Conven Tion system of nominating presidential and vice presidential candidates a has failed Quot and the Senate and House members should be urged to a initiate and support such constitutional amendment and legislation As May he necessary to provide for direct nomination and election by the Ani Warbler in a Northern j people of the United states of can Forest. He later lectured a dilates for president and vice pres feat before the american klan head out for Watson but is repudiated evening Republican Bureau 391 Albee building Washington. A. June 9. By George f. Authier Congress adjourned saturday at the hour previously fixed without getting to a vote on senator nor Beoka a motion which was pending in the Ren late. To take up his plan for agricultural Relief and offered As an amendment or rider to other legislation. It proposed a redistribution of the $69,-099.0419 which the government Grain corporation took Awny from the Farmers As profit on wheat handled during the War. The plan provided that this Money be used to pay a 3,5-cent Bonus let or Bushel on the exportable surplus by George f. Authier Cleveland. Ohio june 9.�?a move was started Here yesterday to make senator Peter Norbeck of Redfield. S. D., the Republican candidate for vice president. The action was taken without the knowledge of the Dakota senator. It is suggested that senator Norbeck could control the West and Middle West and insure the support of that Section of the country for Coolidge. The movement however probably will be stopped As soon As senator Norbeck who Heads the South Dakota delegation reaches Here from Washington today. Senator Norbeck is a supporter of Hiram Johnson and carried jigs state for the californian at the Spring primaries. He has announced that he will hold the South Dakota delegation in i be for John that their candidate would be placed in nomination by senator Cummins and were Busy canvassing arrivals from agricultural states. Much talk also entered about Charles b. Warren. Ambassador to Mexico and chairman of the resolutions committee and the names of senator Wesley l. Jones of Washington and gov. Dixon of Montana have been added to the list. West awarded reduction in express rates platform work May hold Back big convention several planks Are expected to result in prolonged discussion this week Daugherty Issue up caucus of Chiq delegation tonight expected to furnish some red fire Cleveland Ohio june 9.�?although Washington. O., june 9.�?ex i press rates throughout the country were ordered re adjusted today by some material representing the View the interstate Commerce commission 0f the administration. A been which authorized general increases in i hr0ught Hora from Washington it the Eastern zone approximating eight Perr cent and slight reductions in the West and the South. The decision will be effective Jan. I. 1925. A a a a o a Cleveland. Ohio june 9.�?imperial wizard h. W. Evans of the Kun flux Elan on his arrival from Atlanta today came out with a declaration for senator James e. Watson of Indiana As the klan a candidate for vice president. Senator Watson of Indiana immediately repudiated the statement issued by the Imperial wizard. I a i done to belong to the Kun flux klan. Senator said. A if they have issued a statement naming me they have done it for the expressed purpose of injuring rn1.&Quot of wheat and a 15-cent Bonus on son regardless of the fact that the Corn. He argued that this would senator has announced that he would increase the present Price of the Domestic crop in proportion to the Bonus paid. After the failure of the Christoph Erosh stabilization plan and the defeat of the monary Haugen Bill. Republican leaders began to realize their unfairness to the Farmer As Well As their political danger and most All of them were committed to support Norbeck a amendment. He also had the support of the Farmer labor lie Nee a Phi a to Kappa without but not recognized As a Good Lune. Student Friend who is for it Ltd to be called to disprove a or Anita defense describes Leopold a always a bit but she bribe Leopold had something a the is of a Superior to was Good company too a explains Quot and a Lovely dancer. Up in i two weeks ago he was the re of Man any girl would be to have dropping in for Tea. R. Spring of 1922. Young Leo oct polished the distinguished in achievement of filming the proud a re a tines to or on a to gip ii Union in Boston and upon it for scientific Maga Wib two others he wrote a n Tho migratory habits of 23 the great lakes Region. Leopold always has done s to pleased. Discipline is successful with him. Even of incy he would stamp a tiny i Hout Defiance to correction imperious will. Loeb spoiled child. Too oars ago his Mother died and was left even without that living with his Busy father her in a servant filled House so spending Money and to Uto Mobles. Loeb the other Slayer was old in superiority of Intel-1th and family position but Ria it he was winsome and Chere his companion was he is slightly younger just Hen he graduated from it of Michigan a year Cly 12 he was permitted a he Nursery table at Home i the rest of the family e withheld two years Long a older children. He was St Hope was a delicate child. His if was Reading rather than ports during the War Hevy up Ai his spending Money to h t French children. A year or or he started going with girls Van p up with the older boys in Felt a a a sees he studied. A for years have been pals 1 the past year they were in at the same time Loeb his fraternity associations Val Brothers still say there a fraternity Man in the Iper. V Shiers worried Over a a wildness a a Ghiors for two years and a have Bren shaking their Heads r the wildness of the two youths Nave been out at All hours with of All sorts and usually with f r aplenty. a sight to make even a net Quot a heart ache for Leopold Izeh Are As Fine looking types exp boys As one could pick. A cd Short Gray eyed holding his High with a sneering smile. H bit larger with Brown eyes a a rounded features and the ire re a of a lifetime in his bearing. R gun r d fat hers of each left Ger a i st4 s. Fleeing the Gallows for ramp be strife for Liberty. 5 Chin the names Are in the Row of the Gallows this time for ticket scalpers demand fabulous Price for cards japs reconciled Over exclusion by u. S. Now belief i a Tokio. Japan. June 9 a belief that Tho Peak of the agitation in Japan against american enactment of an american Law barring japanese had passed was expressed in Well informed circles Here today. The Active phase of the agitation it was agreed cannot continue More than two or three week. A Beer Bill is held Legal by supreme court no longer hold the delegates to their instructions. While Norbeck undoubtedly will scotch the baby vice presidential Boom which is engineered by representative Rathbone of Illinois upon his arrival at the convention the movement has gone far enough to be a distinct tribute to the strength of senator Norbeck As a political influence in the Northwest. The South Dakota delegation. It is asserted by rep. Rath senators and some of the democrats. Hone Jln a the movement for from Tho nor stator of Tho Norbeck for vice proof Dom As a pro the test against the selection of sex con.,. Pressman Frank w. Mondell As per Tho old Rule of unlimited debate. Not Iron manent chairman of the convention. In the Senate prevented action. I a it Ltd the old question of whether the South Dakota delegation is still obligated to vote for senator Johnson for democratic senators were deaf to president cropped up again last night with the arrival of part of the delegation from that state. S. X. Way John i songs manager during the primary to cease talk and let him get a vote Ion his amendment. The fatal hour of seven set for adjournment was reached without action and orb rocks motion under the h Dakota to so St a rules is the fir. Item on he senate�?o�?�7n�vth, Rte elation is Calendar for december fourth. Uhm Raed to cast its ballot for the calumnies fernian. William p. Mill Laan. senator Norge Csc admits frankly a in Matt eel a from South Dakota that he is really la appointed. Hut a rests that under a new state blames the Democrat for most of it. Possibly the most important measure adopted during this Sessy on is senator Norbeck Resolution which provides that the Senate agriculture committee investigate the losses to Farmers ranged by government interference and regulation of wheat prices during the it is not obligatory and especially in View of the fact that Johnson has released the delegation. Milligan from the Farmers standpoint w Royal c. Johnson and Willis c a i i a n of a ii i a a cac a in la Cono. M a t. I. I _ Are the Only South Here yet. Dakotas Washington. C., june 9.�?the Willys i Nybell Law prohibiting the Sal or importation of intoxicating malt liquor for medical purposes was to Oak declared valid and constitutional by the supreme court. Known As the a lulls Campbell Beer act the Law was attacked in appeals brought by the James Ever Ards breweries. New York and by Edward and William Burke Brewers. I of guinness Stout. It was contended Cleveland Ohio. June 9.�?ticket that the National prohibition Amend wheat speculators were asking $150 to $350 rent limited the Power of Congress for Republican Coli seption tickets to legislation dealing with the us Lowden withdrawal lets Light on other candidates Cleveland. Ohio. June 9�?�? former governor to Owdens deflation senator Norbeck has roughly Esti of his for the Republican vice mated that this ins to Farmers a i pro 1<>n1, nomination had served several billion Dollar and that there today to spread the limelight More fore they have a special claim on the government for Relief at this time. To has been announced that Norbeck will he chairman of the Senate sub committee which will hold these hearings during the summer and the facts obtained will he Laid before Congress at the december session. Norbeck say he will renew his fight and ask that the government either Grant damage to the Farmer or else that some measure of permanent agricultural Relief he passed. It is generally conceded that losses to wheat Farmers during the War were something enormous on account of the government ? policy toward last night but prospective buyers were holding out for lower prices. At one hotel-$1.009 was asked for a sergeant at arms badge which a void give the wearer free Range of the Hall. Not guilty to be pleas of Loeb and Leopold report Chicago. 111., june 9.�?Nathan Leopold jr., and Richard Loeb the millionaires sons who have confessed to the kidnapping for Ransom and murder of Robert framed Schoolboy will plead not guilty. Of intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes and that the states alone had authority under their police Powers to regulate the use of liquors for medicinal purposes. The Federal government and 25 states urged the court to interpret the prohibition amendments As leaving in Congress discretion to determine what constituted a legitimate use of intoxicating liquors. The government combated the breweries Case with the Contention that Beer had no medicinal value. 3 b court opens in Huron Huron s. D., june-9.�?circuit court for Beadle county opened today with judge Alva e. Taylor on Thuv Bench. The jury is called for tomorrow morning when 16 of the 22 criminal cases this statement Cam today from on the Calendar Are set for trial. Clarence Darrow of attorneys for the _ defense while states attorney Robert a Crowe was completing Yohst his aides Call the a perfect hanging the prisoners Are to be Arraine a wednesday morning on indictments charging murder and kidnapping for Ransom both capital offences in Illinois. To a weather forecast farm labor body hits la Follette in signed letter it. Paul. Minn. June 9.�?senator Robert m la Follette is attacked in a statement issued today by the end Mittee in charge of the National Farmer labor progressive convention which Wil i be held Here june 17. A today the rank and file know and give expression to the fact that he docs not represent their interest and cannot be depended upon to carry on the struggle for the producers against their the statement say declaring that the Wisconsin senator has Quot failed to see the needs of the Farmers and workers of the Northwest Quot the Tate men to accuses him of casting a this lot with the High labor leaders banker and pc Lara politician Quot Minnesota generally fair tonight and tuesday except unsettled in Northwest portion tonight continued Cool. North Dakota partly overcast tonight and tuesday continued Cool probably Frost tonight. South Dakota generally fair tonight and tuesday continued Coo probably Frost in lowlands tonight. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. Today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum 56. Minimum 44. At 8 a. In. Today. 55. Precipitation since saturday .66. Weather and roads Huron Cloudy. 54 roads Muddy Sioux Falls Clear 49 Preci Fita Tion to 7 a. Rn., .48 roads Muddy. Pierre Clear. 44 roads Good. Mitchell Clear precipitation to 7 a. Rn., .66 roads wet. Aberdeen Clear Road Muddy. Watertown Cloudy 53 Roada wet Iran Felt sunday inches v Elliott passes sentence upon 14 at Deadwood Deadwood. S. D., june 9.�?fourteen persons convicted of Federal Law violation were sentenced at a special night session of Federal court saturday by judge j. Elliott. Karl e. Winter convicted of receiving. Concealing and storing a stolen automobile was Given the heaviest sentence a $1,009 Fine and two year in the Federal prison at fort Leavenworth ran. Motion to arrest judgment a denied and Winter was Rejesa Eden $5,000 Bond pending hearing of a motion for a new trial. Convicted of liquor Law violations. Clarence Wale a sentenced to $109 and a term in the county jail Frank Vogltanz a fined $159, Oscar Mccarl was fined $190 and costs. Thomas Colombo was fined $159. John Bennett was fined $150 and Edward Sailor a fined $190. Found guilty of larceny. David s. Jumper Joseph Sierro and Charles Holcomb were Given six months jail terms and Lyman and Francis Whitewash were sentenced to five months apiece in the Lawrence county jail. Andrew Hafsaas was sentenced to a year in Federal prison for violation of the motor vehicle tji Eft act James t. Monaghen a sentenced to one year and a Day in Federal Pralon on each of two counts for using the mails to defraud the sentence to run concurrently. Karl e. Winter Julius Linde and Grant o. Brown found guilty of conspiracy to store conceal and dispose of stolen motor vehicles were released on Bonds pending hearing of objections and a motion for a new trial and sentence was deferred until the Sioux Falls Tern of court. A. O Sunflower seed yields a valuable food for cattle and poultry. Evenly Over the growing Field of prospects with practically the last of the arrivals pot iring into Cleveland for the opening of the convention tomorrow. The milling and mane vering took on larger proportions and entered with new zest about the selection of a vice presidential nominee although sight a not lost of the meeting today of the advisory committee of 57 to begin the actual work of platform building. Convention leaders who had helped in driving the Lowden candidacy into what was generally regarded a a commanding position recognized that his announcement that he would not accept the nomination coming in the midst of an attack on him from opposing Illinois factions had re it tuned the likelihood of placing him on the ticket but they were not agreed As to the extent of this reduction. Lowden men still Hope some of the former governors homers thought he had removed himself from the race but others pointed out that similar announcements had been made in the past by men who later became vice president and most of them were inclined As they phased it. A to Buzz around Quot for a Day or so watching the political cauldron to see whether and where the diffused sentiment might crystallize. Meanwhile other Boom Rose. Or at least appeared higher with the Lowden a fid of removed and a number of dark horse became less dark. Much speculation entered on the effect tire Lowden statement. Might have on the chances of Charles g. Dawes. Nevertheless the. Various Camp did not sit Atill to make sure that Opportunity would find them in if it knocked they followed the Mort practical Rule of going after Opportunity the Dawes sponsors stepped a Little mope briskly and supporters of senator Curtis of Kansas registered increased activity while Delegate who would like Ito see senator Borah of Idaho on the ticket expressed encouragement Over word from Washington that he might reconsider his statement that he would not accept the nomination. Similar increase in Hope also was shown among tile friends of Secretary Hoover after the arrival from the capital of representative Theodore e. Burton Keynoter and temporary chairman of the convention. Burton dark Horae among the dark horses or. Marion Leroy Burton president of the University of Michigan who will place president Coolidge in nomination appeared Over night to have gained a More than average share of the Light let into Bis division. Senator Spencer of Missouri meanwhile continued his activity in behalf of gov. Hyde and Iowa Delegate who have been Vance and Deberry instructed to vote for representative 1tsburgh too 020 200�?4 to i la j. Dickinson were emphasizing new York .100 too 50s�?i id t heavy rainfall at Kadoka puts crop in Good condition Kadoka s. D., june 9.�?about two inches of rain fell Here throughout this Section saturday night and sunday and reports from Farmers throughout the entire District declare that crops Are in excellent condition today As a result of the precipitation. Walton Scase is thrown out by High court Washington d. C., june 9.�?impeachment of former gov. John c. Walton of Oklahoma by the legislature of that state is not subject to review by the court it was held today by the supreme court. The question reached the supreme court on Appeal from the Federal District court of Western Oklahoma which refused to take jurisdiction holding that the question presented was political and not judicial. U. S. Tohme 1924 surplus of 400 million Washington. . Juno 9.�?the government Xii a close it Boks for Thi fiscal year on Juno 30, with a surplus of both Oen $359,090,000 and $400,090,000. Director lord of the budget Bureau today informed president Coolidge. The estimates. Director lord said took into account the 25 per cent reduction in income taxes payable this year. Larger customs receipts and a greater return from miscellaneous internal Revenue taxes accounted for the increase Over the estimated surplus of $329,000,00 which was counted on last november. Congresses with crowded Calendar ahead Washington d. C., june 9.�?op a adjournment saturday night of the first session of the 68th Congress left a Calendar crowded with important issues Domestic and foreign to be taken up when the next session begins in december. More than a score of legislative proposals dealing with outstanding questions of Domestic policy with farm Relief muscle Shoals railroads prohibition and reclamation As the headliners failed of enactment in the final Windup. The Only technical effect the adjournment of the session will have on these measures will be to postpone action. They xviii remain on the Calendar for consideration when Congress assembles. Became definitely known today that the majority of the Wrork of building the platform of the Republican party will he done Here. It is expected that committee hearings on the platform will he completed wednesday and this. It is said will delay its presentation to the convention until thursday the Day set for the making of so ruination s. And throw the convention into a night session thursday night. Leaders say they look for Little difficulty getting together on a w orld court Plank but there is some difference of opinion Over the advisability of inserting an immigration Plank. A declaration pointing to the restoration of diplomatic relations with Mexico and one affirming the principle of collective bargaining and the right of the individual to labor Are regarded As i a Ely. Both wet and dry planks Are Bein amp advocated but they Are already subject to a great Deal of discussion and mane vering. The Kun flux klan question also persists in much of the preliminary discussions on the Side. One of the principal platform fight is expected to find it source in the proposed Constitution i amendment to give equal right before the Law to. Men and women. Industry planks wanted a platform of american Industry also is being pushed by a delegation representing the business interests and the american protective Tariff a league has advanced a Plank for endorsement of the present Tariff Law. And planks favouring a full treaty strength Navy and against a reduction in the size of the army also Are ready for proposal. The la Follette delegates from Wisconsin who also will cast a Block of votes against president Coolidge were called together today to take final action of the platform proposals they will fight for in the convention. Robert m. La Follette. Jr., said last night that a the delegation will conduct itself Here precisely As it did in Chicago in 1920.&Quot delegates and confirmed convention visitors who have found the pre convention proceeding tame this year As in comparison with Choice memories of past Battles for the prizes turned hopeful eyes toward the caucus tonight of Tho Ohio delegation because of statements by friends of former attorney general Daugherty that intended to make him the delegation Leader. A want Willis for Learich opponents of the Daugherty move included some who would rather have senator Millis As delegation head and who said Jwa Quot Foolhardy and Likely to Start a fight that would More thai discount the purpose of it sponsor to demonstrate to the nation that the former attorney general remains a considerable Factor in the Republican party in Ohio. Or. Daugherty arrived last night from it Columbus to sit As a Delegate at Large. S. Attenbury of Little Rock. Ark., stepped into the increasingly colourful convention picture last night determined despite his 83 years to be on hand. A a in a not a Delegate a he said a but i make delegates. In be attended conventions since Grant was nominated in �?T68.�?� Smith comes out for revision of the volstead act new York City june 9.�?for the first time since becoming an avowed candidate for the democratic presidential nomination governor Al Smith expressed himself yesterday in favor of the revision of the volstead act., to allow states so disposed to legalize the Sale of Light wines and Beer. Today a baseball american league Washington. 000 of Cleveland. Too 33 and Rue uh4e and l. Sewell. Detroit. Loo 1 Philadelphia. 002 0 Ehmke and of Neill Lyon. Con Nally and Crouse. Chicago 090 too Boston. 310 100 Meeker and Perkins Cosine and Woodall. New York. 0 St. Louis. 0 Jones and Behan Wingard and severe id. National league St. Louis. 010 too ooo�?2 8 4 Boston too 200 i ox�?-4 8 0 smut Quot a and Holm con a a not e John a .5u7.r mr.�?~bt�0 Cincinnati .010 too ooo�?�?~2 6 3 Philadelphia 291 too Fox a i 7 2 Luque and band erg Mitchell and Wilson. Chicago too too 03 Brooklyn .tl02 too of Jacobs Wheeler and Hartnett Burnside to cast Voe for Coolidge at Cleveland meet Sioux a i is. B. D., Jone 9.�?president Calvin Coolidge will get the vote of at least one Delegate from South Dakota to the Republican National convention despite the instruction of the delegation for senator Hiram Johnson it was indicated today when George Burnside alternate Coolidge Delegate left for the Republican convention on instructions from George Wright of Huron state chairman of the Republican party. While the Johnson delegates rom Thi state were elected by a lightly More than 1,009 votes the voter elected the Coolidge alternates instead Side was instructed to go to the convention when or. Wright Learned that George e. Pfeifle of Tyndall one of the Johnson delegates would be unable to attend. Or. Self let a inability to attend entitles or. Burnside to his seat and or. Burnside express a the intention of easting Hie vote for Coolidge nomination without regard to the action of to Reet of the delegation

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