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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 10, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota In the evening rep Bucan l i Iii Quot a City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota tuesday june to 1924. Number 215 under Way Yale violinist is the maker operatic stars fiddle finds three beauties to Grace stage Wittstein give to world Allyn King Rose Ponselle and Diana Allen entertained students in in Kaw. Spread and Bro a a took to i Tai Aav Apia Vale piano to am. aka service Rosa Ponselle. I Quot Hana Myn Kine sprang from a re die Wittstein. That s peaking literally. Twenty years Aero the Only enter . R in in the Vale dining fall from the student themselves when t try lifted their voices in col it Picones and pave important concert a. Then i die Wittrein walked into the dining room with his violin un-4�r his pm. He played one selection. His Success was immediate Acanter the restaurant hired to Piny regularly. Min Ponselle worked As cashier in restaurant. She thought May a could ing when Eddie play she spoke to tile manager restaurant and he spoke to eds and Rosa san ?. Eddie was hired to play at the old Hen mein s cafe. He started a Cabanez. Laking Rosa alone to sine and eave Pina Allen a Job As a performer Pima was Atter line High school a Quot Ain her nether run a romper House then. R. I ii Diana were ambitious. The former went to new York. Made a Ere a the him a it in the he s die a Klyn King Hosa Ponsell. E Center. And Diana Allen right who reached stardom through the playing Edward Wittstein Yale dining Hall fiddler inset i new a opera Uta to i a i it ties. Be. I Cress As a sin firer. She is Ilist with the metropolitan <1 has an International rap try envied with Ziegfeld s Fol Tnie one Broadways most is beauties and was drafted by levies. then started Over with Airn Kite As his Star performer. Allyn r in ins tutored in dancing and music and appeared at Church socials. When Wittstein saw that Allyn was i accomplished he appealed to Zieg pm to give her a place and she. Loo. He an e a Star. She is featured now in a popular Broadway musical show. B it Eddie still play with his Yale orchestra. He entertains at Many new England s society functions id a a id arts from Wiz and wig. His a Ara Cement Lim shows bookings a Newport r. I Rar Harbor me. Washington., d. P. Columbus. O. Ai vice. N c Palm reach Chicago and new Yolk. Ro-1 a i Liana and Allyn have 2 a a the world to gain Fame a by the i me Laddie travels the mer1.1 Over to every place a Yale Jap business is Back agitation government thinks to. Japan. June a5 a More 4 re i a Miles than those Patriot-1-m a backing the anti american ism Van which followed enact a Nero the rioted states an Immi by barring the japanese in re Ion government officials and business men Here. V to statements made by thei Tod v the agitation is being it to pm n it i by certain japanese Busine Ieti and manufacturers who desire eliminate foreign Competition in to e japanese markets and who it v in situation created s be the exclusion provision As a mean to that end. La Follette has Finger g. 0. P. Pulse woman for v. P. Is suggestion mrs. Auen Cleveland Ohio june the men seem unable to agree a favorite son for a vice presidential candidate Why not offer a Vorpe daughter to the country mrs. Genevieve Allen san Francisco suggested last night at a dinner the woman s party. The suggestion was greeted with prolonged cheering from several Hundred women present. Mrs. Allien later discussed with various women delegates from California. The advisability offering a woman candidate. They agreed it was a Good idea but seemed hesitant to take the Lead in the movement. Several men leaders who heard the suggestion expressed the View that the time wast not far Distant when one major party would have a woman candidate for vice president. Oak Park Man is fined for biting dog during fight Chicago. Iii., june Lynch Park was fined $1 and costs yesterday for hitting a dog. Lynch admitted that the dog was a stranger to him. Quot it must have been the Moonshine judge a he said sadly. Quot we got to quarrelling and the first thing i knew we were flying at each others Coolidge a father shuns convention to Plant Fields Plymouth Vermont june f5 a the Spring planting is the Farmers first duty thinks John c. Coolidge the presidents father and he said today that he had refused an invitation to the Republican convention j in Cleveland received this morning from the Republican National committee. Lowden a stand vice presidency is firm and decisive Wright plans to Cau party Heads to meet Pierre. S. A june 10.�? a a the political situation in South Dakota makes it essential that the Republican party chiefs hold a state Confer Enapp at an Early Date George Wright Huron s. D., Republican state chairman announced Bere yesterday. Or. Wright announced be will tall a conference at Huron soon after the major party convention ends to which he will summon All party leaders the state and All party candidates for major offices. The definite Date will be announced later. He spent several hours yesterday with governor w. H. Mcmaster but refused to divulge the subjects they discussed. Chicago. 111. Dec. dispatchers received Here from Cleveland disclosed that Lieut. Gov. Fred e. Sterling Illinois had reached Frank Ii Owden by Telephone at Oxford Ohio yesterday and that col. Lowden told him his decision to decline to the Republican vice presidential nomination was irrevocable. Kor it a keep men Telepo Robe Intel. The i has i rid. Ohio june m la Follette Wisconsin is rim e touch with developers Over the Long distance from Washington. His son . Reports Over Long Dis be a1 times each Day at fixed nothing is Given out from Follette Headquarters until it submitted to and approved Blu Fields flood kills eight four Hurt in disaster by the Wisconsin senator. O flu Elfeld w. Va., june persons were injured and a score houses washed away in Mercer and Mcdowell counties yesterday by a i flood following a heavy rain storm that reached the proportions a cloudburst. Sections Norfolk and Western Railroad Branch lines and sidetracks to a number mining i orations were washed away. James Lucy to whom a president wrote a >7 be a is writing his impressions the Republican National convention for readers the Republican. The same philosophy that president Coolidge absorbed runs through his stories. Lucey a Massachusetts Cobbler sees things that the political correspondents miss the Little incidents so easily ignored yet which Are full significance to this Man. His first article appears tomorrow watch for it. Drys hand to fight wet g. 0. P. Plank Cleveland o., june Hka fighting to prevent the incorporation in the Republican National platform a Light w Ine and Beer Plank a Section prohibition advocates met today in the y. M. A., to draft a dry Plank for submission to the resolutions committee. Acting independently the anti Saloon league Clinton n. Howard representing the National Reform association. The Rev. Charles Scanlon the moral welfare Board the presbyterian Church Robert Watson appearing for the world prohibition federation and Canon Chase representing the new York civic league began work today in drafting a dry Plank which they will urge adopted Here. They will present a similar Plank to the democratic National convention in new York City. In the tentative draft prepared by Canon Chase opposition is declared to any change in the volstead act. A Light wine and Beer amendment would the draft declared increase the difficulties Law enforcement. Bloodhounds help in Hunt for lost Farmer at Pierre Pierre s. D., june blood hounds were bought to Pierre this morning from Mitchell to Aid in search far Claries Piersall it. Farmer North Here who disappeared sunday while looking for Wood. His horse was found tied near the Missouri River. Piersall was married. Authorities have found no clues to his disappearance. Meeting today ends following Burton speech committee platform holds Public hearings. Credentials body also in session cheer Coolidge name great rep Bucan gathering perfects organization second session opens at 10 30 wednesday were revealed about the Center the stage backed the folds enormous Flag. Band starts Parade after one the selections from the Organ loft. Col. Thayer sergeant at arms ordered the aisles cleared and the band got ready for a Parade a around the Hall to amuse and entertain the waiting delegates. It was a i Parent that As usual the first Day j there was to be some delay in getting started and that the convention would not come to order promptly at la clock As was called for by the program. Secretary Mellon came in and took his seat yith the Pennsylvania delegation with which he is a Delegate at Large. Secretary weeks sat with the Massachusetts delegation and chairman Warren the resolutions committee sat with his colleagues from Michigan. There was As usual a hit handshaking among the politicians who meet every four years at the convention and talk Over old times. Nobody seemed to be in a hurry to get started. The Wisconsin delegation Twenty nine in All with one vote for Coolidge and Twenty eight for senator Lafollette arrived together and filled the Coolidge is consulted party planks president called into consultation by committee Over Long distance platform Quot drafted Prince renounces succession weds american Beauty new York n. Y., june today is the wedding Day miss Margaret Eleanor Green daughter the late and mrs. James Green toll. R. H. Prince Viggo Christian Adolph George Denmark. By the marriage mis Green will become her highness. Princess Viggo Denmark countess Rosenb re. The Prince renounces his right to succession to the danish throne inasmuch As his Bride is not Royal blood thus conforming with the custom the danish court. Many bidders hand at letting Road contracts 1 s. D., june close com Quot to for contracts making up Sev a a three Miles trunk Highway to Biog was indicated by the a ssh a More than a score Road for the opening bids Thea Borning. Tit a finst contracts was the a a the year for Road construct the two most important proc3rp a Twenty six mile strip a rtt Veen Madison and Arlington. The Southeastern Section p a lie arces Over All gravel Road East Tho weather forecast Iowa and Minnesota partly overcast tonight and wednesday not much change in temperature. North Dakota and South Dakota partly overcast tonight and wednesday. Warmer tonight. And West highways through Anuj nortj1<�rn part 0f the in an Piile Section be n la in i Rudeh to via la a from in. A a a a Nee Romp let Pierre to end Wessington gravel High the Minnesota j Lineal temperature maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum 70. Minimum 44. At 8 a. In. Today 61. Weather androids Aberdeen Clear roads Good. Huron Clear. 54 roads fair. Sioux Falls Clear 54 roads Good. Pierre Clear. 50 roads Good. Watertown Clear 50 roads rough. Mitchell Clear 61 roa�2 cough. You can re by Republican advertisements containing this Emblem convention Hall Clevland o., june in a Brief opening session today the Republican National convention heard the keynote speech delivered by its temporary chairman representative Theodore e. Burton perfected its temporary organization and adjourned until ten Thiry tomorrow morning. Meanwhile a committee holding Public hearings the platform will be in session and contests among delegates will be threshed out Appeal to the credentials committee. In a great Hall thirteen thousand seat the convention got under Way to the usual accompaniments music applause cheering. Coolidge roundly applauded chairman Burton a mention president Coolidge a name gave the convention an Opportunity for prolonged cheers and applause which were repeated when the chairman predicted party Victory in november. The vice presidential booms were somewhat in abeyance while everybody went to the opening session the convention but the booming was immediately resumed after the adjournment. Word came that senator Borah did not wish to be considered. The Lowden people were not ready to give up despite the repeated declinations their Man. Friends Secretary Hoover claimed he was going stronger hourly. Tomorrows session will bring the election the permanent chairman former congressman Mondell Wyoming and the delivery his address. Still searching for a vice presidential candidate the Republican National convention went into it first session today with the question Little advanced toward solution. Kenyon Boom grows overnight the movement for judge William s. Kenyon Iowa showed new strength the talk Secretary Hoover grew stronger the movement for Charles g. Dawes certainly lost no ground and the Lowden supporters renewed their stubborn resistance to the former governors reiterated determination not to accept the nomination if it were offered. Many new faces neared where old familiar face have been in the memorable year gone by. For the first time in years Chauncey m. Depew was not hand to enjoy a reception that As Alt Vays resembled a new a ears Day handshaking Hee i. Whit. How. For Tho first tim nation Al a convention. Sine a Republican convention nominated Abraham Lincoln. A a Uncle Joe can Cion a absent and the Conven Tion missed his a the laddies god bless senator Henry Cabot Lodge was not in the Little Circle convention managers the inconspicuous a steer ing committee a that has so much to say what will be done to their places Power today were a new set men. Chosen by provident Coolidge and headed by William m. Butler. The doors the great bal were Crown open to tiek eth ciders at nine clock but the delegates did not begin arriving until the clock moved toward eleven the hour meeting. Opening session Brief the opening program did not consume More than two hours being Laid out along the customary formal lines for perfecting a temporary Organiza Tion. Hearing the keynote speech by representative Theodore e. Burton Ohio. As Tempo Arv chairman and the setting up the committees platform Creden Falls. Permanent organization rules and order business. The platform committee was prepared to work As quickly As possible hear sponsors various planks for five hours and then Start what May he an All night session to whip the declaration principles into shape for presentation to the convention by tomorrow afternoon. A tentative draft which will form the basis its work was completed Early today by group the committee members after tolling most the night and exchanging views frequently with Washington. Hall fill rapidly fifteen minutes before the time set for the convention to come to order the Hall was filling rapidly. The band located up at one Corner the stage behind the seats reserved for the National committee blared out an air now and then which mixed with the hum arriving delegates and visitors. There were Sonje great empty wrong doing in Public office is touched upon will re ready tomorrow Cleveland. Ohio june 10.�? a5 a a tentative draft the 1024 platform the 1024 platform the Republican party had been completed today after a group members the resolutions committee had obtained the views president Coolidge by Telephone certain plans. Chairman Charles b. Warren the Wisconsin Section. It had finally been j committee which was not organized settled that the senator would not be j until the opening session today the placed in nomination but that Twenty eight delegates would vote for him from the floor. Vermont Iii Honor place the Vermont delegation had the place Honor the floor immediately in front the speakers stand in Honor the state which was president Coolidge Birthplace. Massachusetts was seated right across the aisle. The other delegations were in about the same positions As they have been heretofore. There was a Good Deal vice presidential booming going the floor while Tho delegates were assembling. Chairman Adams however broke in the disorder the floor and Ca lied the convention to order promptly at la clock. John Philip Sousa the March King from a place the speaker stand led the band w High took places the floor and played the Star spangled Banner instead parading about As had first been planned. The band swung into the a stars Nad stripes forever Quot with Sousa leading in his w Ell known characteristic style. At the conclusion the March Bishop Anderson offered prayer while the convention stood. At the conclusion the prayer the convention remained standing and Sang to verses America. Official picture taken then the official photograph theron vent Ion was taken. After that the band got in again and the convention managers took the Opportunity to do a Little More new political general took a place at conferring. William e. Butler the new political general Tok a place carefully looked Over the assemblage. He had the air a general looking Over his troops. Secretary Lockwood the National committee got the first applause the convention when he Steppel Forward to read the official Call for the convention. Chairman Adams then addressed the convention saying Quot this is the eighteenth Republican spaces in the Banks seats in the enormous galleries. When the band rested the great Hundred thousand Dollar pipe Organ with it ten thousand pipes burst out in Melody and filled the great Hall with the resonance the chords a stirring air suggesting Assembly. There a a colourful accompaniment to the Organ music As the lighting apparatus was turned Anji the Hall was flooded with various shades lights. At times it was a dark purple Light that flooded the great Assembly and then it changed to a burst Light resembling the rising the Sun. Temporary chairman Burton visited the platform and conferred briefly with chairman Adams the National committee. Other delegates some them old and some them new. Came to their places. Great Oil paintings Lincoln Harding and Roosevelt draped with american flags Atlon Bill. A it is Only sixty years since Lincoln was president. In that Brief period our country has enjoyed the greatest moral and material advancement in All history. Quot this has been about largely under Republican Rule. And at no time have the problem government been More wisely and effectively met than during the last three years. A your party has always Stool for constructive Progress. It has always endeavoured to promote the welfare the average Man. It Tias alway adhered to americans Best traditions both in Domestic and in foreign affairs. America alone limited a today Europe is torn by Cia cleavage and hatred which threatens every social order. America aion.?, in the great family nations is United and stable prosperous and free and at peace with All the world. A we Are Here now to pledge anew our Faith in american institutions and to name the next president and vice president Tho United there was applause when the chairman referred to Lincoln and More applause when he referred to the preservation american institution. Or. Adams proposed representative Burton Ohio As temporary amid a burst applause led by the Ohio Delegate and visitors. He appointed senator Norbeck South Dakota. A. T. Robert Michigan and Anna b. Carlisle Indiana to bring the chairman to the platform. Senator Norbeck was not in the Hall and the chairman the South Dakota delegation acted in his place. In the hurry getting it Over with chairman Adams forgot to put a vote to the convention the selection . Burton until after he had appointed the chairman to escort him to the chair. Smilingly . Adams returned to the front the platform and put the vote which was carried with a rolling chorus ayes and much laughter at the chairman a oversight the technicalities procedure. Chairman Burton moved about a bit during i delivery and at some time got away from the microphone which was carrying out by radio to Many million listener the proceedings the convention. If anybody missed some the speech it a not Static rather. Burton. A a a a to. Convention explained that this draft would form the basis upon Winch Tho committee would work after the five hours hearings during the Day. The platform will be ready for action by the convention wednesday afternoon. Slenis suggest change after hours conference the platform builders made some changes last night in the suggested planks brought Here by Secretary Simp with president Coolidge s Sanction. The foreign relations provision was materially revised and it is understood that it was upon this subject particularly that the executive was consulted by Long distance Telephone. Having obtained i. Coolidge s views the changes. Chairman Warren and his co workers resumed their conference and it was after Midnight before their task was done. At the conclusion the hearings today the resolutions committee composed one member from each the states and territories will begin whipping the platform into final shape. Since the tentative draft covers practically All the questions to be discussed at the hearings no material alterations the planks already worked out were forecast. With reference to tax reduction the j platform it was stated authoritatively will make no specific reference to the Mellon plan but will contain a Road Decel artion for tax revision and reforms. World court Plank the world court plan was described As a straight out declaration american adherence to the court International Justice without specific recommendations As to the form adherence. The soldiers Bonus has been treated by the platform builders As an accomplished fact and the Only reference. If any will be a declaration for execution the Law placed the statute books Over president Coolidge veto. There will be a provision however As to the treatment the sick and disabled veterans the world Var. Another the suggested planks which was re written was that dealing in wrong doing in Public office. As now drawn this provision make no mention individuals but declares for punishment where guilt is clearly established. Bora Visout for Kenyon As vice president Washington d. C., june Borah Idaho sent instruction to Cleveland today that his name he withdrawn if it were presented to the Republican National convention As a vice presidential candidate. He urged former senator William s. Kenyon Iowa for the nomination Ani it was said he had recommended him at a conference with president Coolidge. Milligan named committeeman by delegates caucus _ Cleveland. Ohio june w. E. Milligan last night a elected Republican National committeeman from South Dakota at a caucus the delegation from that state to the National co nation. Toda baseball a Mer Ca n league Washington. On0 0 Cleveland. Too i Marberry and Ruel Smith and Matt. Boston. 100 Chicago. Ooi 0 Piercy and Neill Cvengros and Shalk. Philadelphia. Too Detroit. Too 0 Harris and Perkins Holloway and Bassler. Coolidge against extra session Congress he says Washington d. C., june president Coolidge does not feel that an extra session Congress was made necessary by the failure the Senate to pass the deficiency a Propri a i ions i league St. Louis ____20<v000 ooo�?3 8 0 Boston .3 u Ooi 02x�?6 la i Bell Dyer and Gonzales Barnes and Gibson. Cincinnati too 210 ooo�?4 la i Philadelphia too too 010�?2 8 0 Donohuk and Wingo Glazner Carlson and Wilson. Ooi ooi�?2 9 0 Brooklyn. Too 200 olx�?4 9 x keen Pierce and hat Nett Rueth Serfi Blake and Taylor. Pittsburgh too too 04 new York .004 too la Kremer Hyde and Schmidt befits Ley Jonnard and Snyder. A a a a the Ell Only produces eggs once in life Tine

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