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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 15, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Welve pages vol Xxxviii. The evening Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota thursday june 15,1922 number 219storm kills Pukwana lad u. S. May intervene in Cuba Island faces bankruptcy As graft result Gen. Crowder sent by Wilton unable to bring order out chaos cubans wont Aid him As result capital circles Are expecting u. S. To step in once More again Ohio escapes Battle Between progressives Boaz Long american minister to general Enoch h. Crowder. Special i. S. Commissioner to Cuba who probably will head the United states intervene. Washington. D c., june 15�?United states intervention in Cuba july i looms As a probability according to political observers Here. Nothing else can save her from that a Slough financial chaos in which she is engulfed it is believed. Conditions reached a Climax with r. The a a a a cent resignation Sebastian i Una Gelbart. Secretary the Treasury. With the declaration that Cuba cannot avoid bankruptcy. General Enoch h. Crowder special commissioner to the Island Republic from this country has Long been working the problems cuban finances but his measures to save the country have been blocked by a dilatory and self seeking cuban Congress. Found huge graft in the Las election held in 1920, a. Zayas conservative was declared elected. But the liberals protested the election had been won by wholesale fraud and intimidation and general Crowder was dispatched to Cuba by president Wilson to study conditions and to Confer with the cuban president. He found that the Zayas administration inherited a $46., debt and that customs receipts and internal Revenue had been reduced almost to the vanishing Point. The government s budget was $134,000,000. This in a country whose total population scarcely exceeds that Philadelphia and its immediate suburbs the amount a a graft and waste can be judged from this. Crowder Cut budget under general Crowders guidance. The National budget was reduced to $64,000,000 amid wailing ousted holders sinecure and remedial legislation was proposed. But the cuban Congress wasted the term in passing measures designed Sebastian Gelabert former Carlos Manuel de Ces to protect the faithful in various Secretary the cuban Treasury Pedes. Cuban minister to the unit grafts. Whose resignation precipitated heed states. The general state financial present crisis. A Cuba cannot avoid fairs in it Uba can be gleaned from bankruptcy a Gelabert is said to have a few specific instances the government has failed prompt j to to meet its bonded indebtedness. And has fallen months behind in pay j ire its lowest salaried employees such As Street sweepers policemen Etc. Creditors both foreign and do i Nestle cannot obtain payment i their debts. Recently contractors refused to furnish supplies for prisons and hospitals and criminals and patients were turned out into the afre ets to beg steal. Banks have refused to Honor government checks while Pawn shops usually backed by government officials. Do a thriving business in discounting the checks at 20, 30 and 40 rail president says spirits told him How to build his Railroad new York. N. Y. June 15 a that every foot the 3.oho Miles rail j Road he has built was constructed a i cording to the advice spirits and i that he changed the direction the Walter Brown Toledo Kansas City Southern so As to have a _ 0 i his terminal at port Arthur Texas. Rottier Roosevelt Rader instead Galveston because the Spir 1 r its warned him to avoid the latter i rails to Linter lace place is the assertion Arthur e. Al Stillwell who says he has been pres i fuss out for Senate Dent Many railroads and was pres i _ Dent for seven years the National j he Tum Spraw a Sun to building the hit a a Wrev Foit \ Rill Cit it Southern i was warned not to Wirra no build the terminal at Galveston be 1 i cause it would Lead to disaster. Four youths Skull crushed when roof collapses Roy Collins son Brule county Fanner losses life at red Lake dance three cars wrecked wind blows top off Bath hons far two companions Haye narrow escape special to the Republican Pukwana s. D., june 15.�?roy col Rev \ Vuk ski i in w j Days after the port Arthur terminal National political Corr Cost a Dent was completed the tidal wave wiped Lins. 18-year-old son James Collins. Out Galveston a a Farmer living eight Mil Northeast . A Zayas president Cuba according to reports. President Zayas is operating with general Crowder special american commissioner in an attempt to save Cuba from bankruptcy. Hague session opens russian question is up tin Mitchell evening Republic an Ami the new York evening for St Washington d. A. June 15 copyright 1922 by the evening Republican and the new York evening Post a a i the republicans managed to squeeze through a delicate situation in Ohio and avoided another senatorial primary contest like those in Indiana and i Iowa. June 9 was the last Day for candidates to file and a Good Many prominent republicans both in Ohio and in Washington sat up until Midnight to learn Wyeth r Walter f j Brown Toledo did did not in i tend to throw his hat in the ring. Brown is the old Roosevelt Leader in Ohio and when the results in Pennsylvania. Indiana and Iowa became known he began to act at least the acutely apprehensive old guard leaders thought he seemed to Steps taken to bar drinks u. S. Steamers Pukwana was killed about Midnight last night at red Lake dance Pavilion when he was struck in the head by timbers blown off the roof the red Bath House. The Accident occurred during a bad storm which extended Over a considerable portion South Dakota last night but it is believed to be the Only fatality which occurred As a result the storm. Hoof blown from Bath House the Young Man attended the dance Tat red Lake wednesday evening with Alabama Democrat offers Melvin Lake and John Sharping two amendment to Marine friends living in the same neighbor m fas ure in committee Hood. When the heavy wind and rain storm came up he went out to take Washington. C., june 15�?de the cushions out his car. Almost finite Steps through legislation to immediately after he came out to. Stop the Sale liquor american where his car was parked the wind be acting Tny a Way to cause a Good ships were started today through j took the roof off the Bathhouse car Deal suspend what arts Dis presentation by representative Bank trying it to where the cars were Park suasion May have been used upon i had. Democrat. Alabama an de. Several Umbers from the roof him. whatever other motives May amendment to the merchant Marine have led him. He kept out the Bill which would Cut Oft the gov in primary and left the Field Clear to men Aid provided in the measure congressman Simeon d fess. Dick in race gain from any ship carrying intoxicating liquors beverages. The Alabama representative blew Down the cars and hit Young Collins crushing his Skull. To died 30 minutes later before a physician could reach the scene. Young Collins car was demolished by the falling boards and timbers. It is True there Are other entrants economic rehabilitation j among them exp Nator Dick but Europe is biggest matter before new meeting Dik will not Cut muh figurs. Neither will the third entrant. After the primary August 8, fess will be the Republican nominee. With even greater certainty the democratic nominee will be the sitting senator. Atlee Pomeren when the later declared. Hitchcock will oppose subsidy nebraskan senator in announcing candidacy outlines his Tia form by associated press teased wire Washington. C., june 15�?sena-per cent. They know they will be j Tor g. M. Hitchcock has sent to Oma Able to Cash them eventually. A from Washington a statement in us h conditions brought to a head connection with his recent announce by a he Secretary the Treasury s ment that he would seek , make it almost imposition in the july is democratic Pri-6.1 country to adhere to Mary in which he opposes the Pend 7f, ? policy much longer eng ship subsidy and Tariff Bills faed. J Vors amendment to the farm land act a increasing the loan limit and declares he will support appropriations and legislation for enforcement prohibition. Period progressive after declaring that the men and women Nebraska know his record and opinions which he never tried to hide the senator said. A since i began my Public service Kew tap Premier pledges Many advances have been made in Faith nation to inter affairs government. It has been ests disarmament j a progressive period. Railroad con j tool Trust legislation irrigation associated press leased wire arid lands the Federal Reserve Bank Tokio Japan. June 15�?admiral act the Federal farm loan Bank act Tomosaburo Kato. Japan s new pre and other attempts to improve conquer to Day pledged the Faith la editions have had my support and been pan operate with the other enacted. Powers for a further reduction Are four great amendments to the Mimer to and the maintenance the Constitution have been achieved the new Ero peace which he said had j election senators by the people been a red in by the Washington j income tax. Woman suffrage and conferences. Kato to work for peace Era prohibition. Each these four must be accepted As settled issues As questions that the people have decided. Will support prohibition a prohibition however differs from the other three in this respect that it requires enforcement legislation and annual appropriations. From now the question is chiefly one enforcement. _ a six years ago during the election i in hound Quot Dollar Worth said i was against pro Littlon but that Rad n1s disco Rod at mercy Hee it carried i would help enforce it. K a he re yesterday and a scrutiny this i have done by supporting All a a re was receptacle Nook and appropriations and All leg elation Quot to a the Hospital has Chen Iusti needed for the purpose including my i to find the tiny drop precious vote november 18 last Lear for the stance which is said to be no Lark. Bill amending and strength eng the Thor the head a pin. Hospital i enforcement act. I shall continue to officials out robbery theories. The support enforcement the prohibit was lost in one the operate Tion Law. Fortune in Radium is lost in Hospital at Des Moines Iowa 41 to. June 15.�?the loss Ift rooms where a patient was being i for cancer. It was Laid a piece Cotton and is thought to have i timed off by janitors in the waste Basket. Guardsmen Only Irrer in Utah strike zone credit time for engagement rings to be shortened Cleveland . June 15.�?engage-s ment rings will not be so easy to buy instalment plan if the poli Lake City Utah. June 15�?two cues outlined by the retail credit a a ire i National guardsmen were menus National association in Conj a today to enforce in the Coal mention Here Are carried out. A Tike area Utah governor a Bevy so a jewellers Are too lenient in giving pfc Amat pm martial Law which i credit and allow too much time for a issued yesterday after a mine was the committee decks a pm had in killed and a mine Ion reported a often the honeymoon Lucial wounded by men who fired is ended Long before the engagement a train near Castle Gate. I ring is paid three National guard units were to the scene last night. They in j bide a Battery artillery and two j cavalry troops. Major Elmer Johnson command wag Given authority by the save prior to close All mines in the firemen hold annual tourney in Madison session and said they she a not even have been admitted to i Fie ground weeks laments passing old part Standard f ritiri7r& that Concord and Friendship May con Biti i7.f.s Jnue and develop among the nations blocs. Direct primary and ? a Len a Evv hinge upon the difference in the records Pomerene and fess the by associated press leased wire the Hague. Holland. June log the economic rehabilitation Europe and j Campaign comes Between these the re establishment Russia in the democratic and Republican Nomin family nations were before thee a a a Good do Al the a fight win world again today As the principal Powers resumed the discussions abandoned at Genoa a month ago the conference was called to order by the dutch foreign minister. H. A. A Arnebeck. Sixty delegates representing about thirty countries were present. All sessions will absolutely secret. It was announced today when newspaper men entered the Palace grounds. The dutch foreign minister refused to admit them to the opening feed his amendment at a meeting two other cars belonging to Bud the Houp merchant Marine com Richards Chamberlain and j. Wood Mitten which he is a member Call re Lake were also destroyed de to take final action them a when the roof hit the ground chant Marine Bill. Collapse in dance Hall considerable doubt was expressed after Collins was injured he walk to to he amendment would be a Back into the dance Hall but col Cepter As the indications wer the lapsed almost at once. Some Hie majority it Mem Tho commit i Compa Lonb took him to the eating would vote to report the Bill As formed by a sub committee. Soon after the Bankhead Bill was reported the committee adjourned until tomorrow without action. Continuation the policy Sll questions prohibition and woman j in liquor aboard american ships suffrage j a justifies the charge that Uncle Bam Besa has been clearly the Jug engaged in apr sen formative Side these two issues native Cooper. Republican. Ohio de to say that Pomerene has been ared today in a statement announce the negative Side Ould be technically in he would support the amendment Correct out would not be wholly fair. I subsidy Bill to Stop it. # Pomerene jul his senator ship has had _ he has always by Kwitny company Cav will operate a in Brief Japan a foreign policy from which the Cabinet will not depart. Is to operate with the Powers in the spirit As Well As to the letter the covenant the league nations and the treaties and resolutions signed at Washington with the View a general Quot apathy Cleveland o., june 15�?a frankly pessimistic View some the predominant tendencies american political thought was voiced today by Secretary weeks the War department at the commencement exercises Western Reserve University. In an address which he said he was tempted to entitle a the decline the american government a the War Secretary declared the Drift recent the terms agreed upon by the Powers years was gradually weakening the and to this end to take the a Propri nations governmental Structure. By ate Steps in Accord and in opera undermining the Constitution and Jjon wry and that reduction armaments May steadily Progress to decrease the difficulties and burdens Mankind a Premier Kato said. Now Era has dawned the newly appointed director japanese statecraft declared that a with the successful conclusion the Washington conference a new Era peace dawned the world. It is the intention this government to fulfil a consistent theory said that he represented his state a id that each question As it came up he should vote. Not according to Hie version Al convictions but according to the wishes his state. Bound by Floral Tierra prove charge. In claim St. Louis. To. June 15.�?the an Heuser Busch brewing company la willing to produce witnesses to support charges made in the letters August a. Busch and his son. Ado House at the Lake where he died soon after. A coroners inquest was held this morning with . Stewart Kimball in charge. The verdict reached by the jury was that the youth came to his death by Accident. The Young Man who was killed a spent practically his entire life Hie father s farm. He is survived by Hie parents and several Sisters and Brothers. Mrs. Garrett Purcell living near Pukwana is his sister and one brother will Collins conducts a restaurant at Chamberlain. Funeral arrangements had not been made today. Sweeping away the principles party responsibility. Forgets ancient safeguards All Europe entered its Hopes to a in the new conference which is dedicated principally to the problems the direct primary a bloc Quot agitation. Russia and the country s readiness to accept failure the efforts at Paris to constitutional amendments were give organize an International loan Tor in by the speaker As evidence that j Germany undoubtedly has served to the government was heading away augment the pessimism obtaining in from its ancient safeguards and to j Many quarters concerning the pros Ward Complete social democracy. Peers the present gathering in a was one result a he in the making definite agreements with so Public mind the legislative Branch Viet Russia such vital matters As our National government probably never has never been at lower ebb than it is a the direct primary who continued a has so palpably lessened the Quality men willing to serve in Public affairs that prompt action should be taken to greatly modify entirely repeal it. Nits bloc movement turning to the bloc movement in politics . Weeks declared Bhat when a party comes into Power promising to do certain things and credits the treatment to be accorded to property held by foreigners and the payment the russian debts. Nevertheless determination was evident among the delegates gathered for the preliminary meetings to make every Effort to accomplish the results the Genoa conference failed to achieve. France objects to the soviet memorandum. Submitted to the Genoa conference May la which attacked the capitalistic systems the other countries and charged these nations with doing Many things then finds that groups break away confiscating property for example from party allegiance whenever equal la drastic with the bolshevik their own interests seem to he directly rrieaguve8 to which they objected the French would like to see this memorandum withdrawn by the soviet before official pour Parlers with the russian delegates again Are inaugurated. I great Britain and Italy apparently Are prepared to pursue a More conciliatory course the meetings today therefore Promise to be most important. Involved. A there is an end to responsibility in in its attempts to improve upon the work the fathers by amending the Constitution the Secretary said the country had a failed would Trust people �?�1 believe a he added a the mature judgment the people the country can be trusted. If you take any great question governor rent and discuss it fully in every school District in the country thru the press and the platform the net results will be a Correct solution from the standpoint the nation but such a procedure is not possible in the Case one one thousandth part the questions pressing for solution every Ward indicted by grand jury millionaire bakery a son is held for trial charged with Peter s death Russia will not alter attitude. It is said Moscow. Russia june 15.�? the eve the Hague conference government officials informed the associated press that the russian attitude at the new meeting will be the same As at Genoa. The Only concessions to foreign capita possible it is added will be the basis the recently enacted Laws governing private property. Erict if that seemed necessary to Tore order. The train reported ambushed yesterday bore no miners. weather report by associated press leased wire White Plains. N y., Jun 15.�?Walter s. Ward millionaire banker a son. Madison. 0. A. June 15 sixty today was malted by the Westchester three fire companies from Al r 1 Brand jury a charge killing Olathe state and 93 fire department chiefs i k1 "1 a a a e Are in Madison today celebrating their annual tournament. Mor than 1.000 firemen Are entered in the compete a gtd r a it Alcota unsettled tonight j tons. The Hook and ladder race was a a Friday probably showers not 1 won Lata yesterday by Parkston and in temperature. I the Hose race by Menno. Belgium and France agree Hague stand Paris France. June 15.�?belgium foreign minister. M Jasper had a Long interview with Premier Poincare last night which resulted according to the Echo de Paris in a Complete agreement As to the stand to be taken by the two nations at the Hague conference. Belgium it was added will maintain the attitude she adopted at Genoa. Regarding the return private property in Russia taken Over under the soviet government s nationalization program. It is state d in some quarters thai should France decide that her delegates shall not meet the russians storm extended far the storm wednesday night extended Over practically All parts South plus Busch it. To president Harding Dakota with a heavy wind and rain. When the question prohibition and Whilt i were turned Over to hair at Mitchell the precipitation was .#9 came up it just happen d that there Man a d Lasker the shipping an Inch and reports from other had recently been a local election in Board that the United states shipping parts the state indicate heavy Rains Ohio this question. That local Board is violating the volstead Art in Many Ottier places election had gone against prohibition a event a congressional in Telephone wires from Mitchell to and Pomerene Felt that he was bound Quiry. It became known Here today Huron and South from Mitchell to through representatives the firm. Tyndall were in bad condition today the local company has made no j because damage by the storm so serous requests for a congressional that no Long distance connections investigation into violations the could be made in those directions. Lines West Mitchell were in better Era counsel said and is prepared to produce witnesses to support their charges. A by it the same thing happened As to woman s suffrage. A fairer Issue which this contest bet in Pomerene and fess should be fought would be. A th1 Adamson act affecting Railroad j a labor. In any event this Ohio sen j Ato ship contest will be a Good fight legitimate Jubile issues and it will undoubtedly be one the centers interest As the National Campaign approaches. Fess is the Type the scholar and Churchman in politics he used to be superintendent his local methodist sunday school and Sam Blythe once spoke him As a the Man who put the fess in before he came to Congress ten years ago. He was president Antioch College and before that he had spent his life As a teacher american history and similar subjects in various Ohio institutions and for a Brief time at the University Chicago. He was also at one time the editor a periodical called worlds events and has written some worthy books among them a american political theory and an a outline United states history. Lewis predicts Coal shortage condition but some damage had been done. Eastern lines undamaged there was no trouble the Tela phone lines East Mitchell but the storm extended in that direction a j Sioux Falls had a heavy rain and wind storm last night. Reports from the Milwaukee railway dispatchers j office show that the rain extended All the Way from Sanborn. La., to rapid City thus covering practically All South Dakota. Union head says Public to no damage by the storm was re Ter St demands operators ported at Mitchell. The rain was meet employees quickly welcomed by the Farmers As the hot Springfield. 111., Jim 15.�?the weather during the recent Days makes country is facing a Coal shortage it necessary to have plenty Mois unparalleled intensity. President John Ture for the growing crops. All the l. Lewis the la United mine workers grains Are in excellent condition a America said in a statement issued a result if the Rains last week and Here today. Wednesday night. A the Public interest demands a con a High wind in the Vicinity sterols deserved Honor in Congress he has been an orthodox Republican. His nomination to the senator ship which he is sure to get is a deserved Reward his record in Congress. Fess illustrates the Rule that it is easy rather than difficult for a Man to impress himself hi3 fellow members. The chief Quality that is needed is Ference miners and operators in the very near he the very near future a he said adding that Only summer weather kept the nation from realization an acute situation. Hoover again seeks to a Stop Cool profiteering la did considerable damage at the farm Martin Tufty two Miles South Storla. This farm is rented by Melvin Abrahamson. The barn at the Tufty farm was completely demolished by the wind and the Chicken House was also totally wrecked. Lumber Washington d. A. Coal from the Chicken House was scattered operators and dealers complying with i 3 0 Fet Trees were blown Over the administrations plan for Volun j at a veral farms tary Price restraint during the pres i a ent strike were Here today to Confer j with Secretary Hoover Steps for Mer thoroughness and the will to i bringing into line the minority in the work. Many his speeches have producing and distributing branches shown that comply ten is prepare i the Industry who have failed to i Tion which always causes the other operate in the plan. Members the House to come Back from the cloakroom and listen to a Man who knows his subject. officers will not attempt to Stop rail War ship subsidy up next week measure is sex f dec fit to get strict party vote in committee Jewell says if men favor strike their chiefs will see that one is called because the non compliance the operators and dealers in some districts Hoover said the average spot prices for bituminous Coal after declining from $3.67 to $3 by a ton when the voluntary plan was put out had in created again june 12 to we a Hon ton. June 15 a re a it publican leaders have announced that the conference &l.o, . Hoover administrations ship subsidy Bill said will consider thus by some introduce Ltd yesterday would be Tak operators the maximum prices is i in up e Rouse next week pro Tallis had under the administration s j Tny merchant Marine commit plan where this is not warranted by which it was referred is Able coat the production. Report it by saturday night. A a the measure is expected to be re ported by almost a straight party vote. With one possible exception. Democratic committeeman declared today baseball National league they would vote against it and file a Smith and Peters. St. Louis too aa0 ni2 t 4 1a i Brooklyn Cao Aja aaa a 3 1a 2 rence Peters sex Sailor in May soon after the indictment was returned Deputy sheriffs were sent to wards Home in new Rochelle to a when the joint conference begins at rest him. He has been at Liberty the Hague june 2�, Belgium will $50,000 Bonds. Follow suit. Cincinnati. O., june is officers the rail unions will not interfere to Stop a strike the 1,225.000 shop Craft and maintenance Way workers. B m. Jewell declared today in addressing the american federation labor convention. . Jewell is president the railway employees department the federation. A the railway workers Are ready i ? for the sold Jewell and d�?o�?T0,t a a a a �?��0# a 02 they decide to St car May. And Char. Stoner. Dauss they decide to strike their decision rt1<5 Kaasler Manion Pittsburgh. Too 101 too 2 8 0, minority report. New York 4 1a n statement by representative Adams and Gooch Ryan and Mendel the Republican Leader that so Fth. The Bill would be considered by the Cincinnati a a non non a g 3 House next week was taken to mean Philadelphia .204 hoi nox 7 to i that the rules committee would give Keck. Gillespie and Wingo a it preferred statue. Its opponents claimed however that if a Rule waa granted by the committee it would be Defeated in the Hus. Thus delaying Sherdel. Barfoot and Clemens -1 action until the december session. Dors and Taylor. As urged by a considerable number Chicago at Boston postpone rain. Republicans. American league will be complied with by their without deposition debate the federation convention today killed Leverett and a Chalk. Resolution reposing a Radical change i Boston too Philadelphia Aai a3a a Chicago .4 a a04 i Harris. Eckert. Rommel and per in the form the organized labor movement in the United states by the amalgamation All unions into single organizations each covering an Industry. The Resolution was introduced by e. H. Fitzgerald and others representing the railway clerks. Cleveland 201 Aai Aoa West Virginia is scene Coal War by associated pre leased wire Morgantown. A va., june 15�? sheriff w. M. Syst accompanied by a number deputies St out soon after noon to investigate reports that 4a a Large body men from the mining Quinn and Ruel mails Uhle. Lind say and Neill. Washington Aai by. Louis. Too Mogridge and Picinich Davis and Saver eld. Region around Almina. Near Here. Were marching to Scott a run to join in a big meeting strikers later in the Day Scott a run Bas he a the scene demonstrations for several weeks and the state police guard there was reinforced last night

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