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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 18, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol xxxv11ihe evening Republican City edition Mitchell s. D. Saturday june 18. 1921 number 197 British Coal miners want general strike it is surprising How much depends the neighbors add conference with All other pm ions in great Britain Many men will work Xvi an y thousands Miner s will ignore result ballot when mines open sunday it % so later a part i in Wirt i London eng., Lim rile execute committee if til miners Union which nut this morning to consider the Coal strike situation decided to ask ,11 to unions affected by tin v. Ii to dispute i in it the miners representatives at an Early hate with the object if taking National Anthon with til miners to secure their Mutual demands Secretary Hodges the min id is implied a general strik 4f the Oiler unions agreed. Many thousands it Quot it miners who did not participate in tie balloting the suit which was announced As do idely against acceptance Ltd la owners settlement Niter a Al us others who voted Iii favor acceptance Are preparing to resume work Mon Lay in response to notices posted at several pit h ads Anontine that the works would open Sun in night according to advices from mining centers today . Lioyd George the prime minister replying today i oth not i Al i Given him by Frank Hodges Hie in Secretary the result the . Stated that the government had in option hut to make final i it Sion that the to million n us its subsidy offer could not remain opus after tomorrow night. Amundsen is Back after a Winter in explorer returns safely Nome and will resume dash to pole to Rains put s. D. Crops in Fine shape showers Over most state this week Supply needed moisture Corn is above Normal first Cuttino Alfalfa is immense and goes into stacks in very lest condition prescient rumours current throughout file last a a that Black and red rust were making their appearance in Many localities til stat Are apparently without firm foundation a canvass the county agents disclosing Only one reported affected area in most sections Small Grain conditions j Are shown to a Good and general slightly ahead Normal. The threatened drought brought about by j two weeks hot weather and warm winds in Many localities was broken by a series Thunder showers which covered the state generally wednesday afternoon arid evening precipitating from til inches rain at Mitchell and Pierre to cd at Sioux Falls with the average above one tenth an Inch. Lorn everywhere is from a week to to Days ahead Normal with the second cultivation Well under Way in the Southeastern part the state. The acreage in this crop this year n. 0. Deluce washes away Many Homes i my a Hor Lutei i Row i wire Mandan n. Ii., june Wibaux Mon Ina and i tween Sentinel unite and Medora n i., yesterday afternoon caused thousands dollars damage according to reports reaching Here in a it. Hoist s were washed away in Iii lower part w Wibaux Ami hundreds head it cattle were drowned Trio Law Lam cattle ranges the reports said if is not known whether any lives Wen most. O big Oil tanks Bur through night and Day containers containing 44&.000 barrels Are ablaze in Casper Field Illy associated press Tensed wire Casper wye., june 18.�?seven inure Oil tanks fired by lightning yesterday the Midwest refining company a tank farm Here were still burning but officials the company shows considerable an increase declined to Nome Alaska june Mun Nen the explorer to Maude wintered off 17 xvii Cap Roald a ship st4 lost a Winter Iberia arrived in Nome today and xvii leave for Seattle the first Steamer tie announced. The Mamie propeller in tile during the my will towed to Nome this summer for repairs. I ii explorer noted fur his discovery a it the. South pole and his Many Yuretic and Andretic voyages said would continue his Effort to react the North pole by Drifting with Arctic ,.e floes As soon As repairs to his \ is a were completed. La spent Hie Winter Board the Maude with one native and White companions Ami said the party j arum the Railroad experienced few Vicissitudes. Ile j labor Board in died Nome the trading Schooner Board today. Herman which had picked him up at i Ltd Cape Siberia. With the explorer were the Atigh Charles Carpenter a siberian a Ider and a Chuchuk Eskimo Girt. Whom will Send to school in nor new Railroad rules must negotiated railway labor Board holds that existing rules must continue in meantime a it it \ so Oriate Al pres i i get i wire bulletin Chicago Iii., Jon rules Arni working conditions now governing the big four Railroad by Liber hoods will Continua in effect until chinned a i ref negotiation Between to Brothe ods by i gtd. La i in. Two smashed in big Auto race today Coolidge says Harding aids Europe a peace Speedway. I n a the i -Jst?11 automobile race Chine driven by a pole Over. W a town pa., june 18. Lap the i Universal Here today the maj. Ellingboe Indian Threva a tire and i ear turned the Driver had his mechanician t v. A a sol -0 silesian Row fixed up and troops retire germans and poles begin withdrawal tomorrow under agreement with commissions a pril a 926, counties j Ziy is a Cie it. Appealed \pf1i do . Nent Emu Ermany june 18 up been reached Between volunteers n i per it a the polish insurgent Aud the rallied commission in Opp in in r which the germans Anil i a n a withdrawal tomorrow a rued from an int in upper Silesia a , who it a Quot Allied repro who Arrix to receiver named for sisal company owned by a. C. Townley the Board s Ruhr interpretation Fite i abrogating its �r1 that the National agree a Tine a a pending tearing f controversy before the Boa the four brotherhoods time Board to define i Olsion. The hoards ruling to a was based the. Ground that no dispute was before the Hoard involving a lie train and a engine service employees Over the agreements an orders in effect hiring Federal control. Duping the general rules hearing Early lh1 year request was Mille fur certain nov rules to cover these employee but the present agreements Whir most if flu roads have with i tie individual Broth Rhoods according i tie a a is ,, Are not in dispute. Until notice is filed it Cit tier a Farrier employees a a sire to revise the existing agreements in v will continue in Force. thrown from to picked up from la i unconscious Ellingboe w. Jared. Wallace was Cut and by Sartes c at and when Ark both were repro ser Huller the used. The Winner a ugly Mechanie Speedway. I in Roscoe Sari. J Down. Iv., june is a won the 225-mib Universal trophy automobile race her today crossing the. Finish line three quarters a Lap in front Ltd Eddie Hearne. Close behind Hearne was Eddie Miller who captured third place Carles led the held most i Way. Over last in the Central and Western parts. Alfalfa cutting immense the first cutting Alfalfa started More than a week ago is in most parts in its final stages. Reports show the first crop is cutting unusually heavy account the a t Spring. Tile hot weather the last to Days broken Only by wednesdays showers has made an id Al condition for curing and from a1 reports 95 percent the crop will go into the stack in prime condition. Winter Rye in some sections is changing from Green to Gold Prounis Jing work fur the binders within Al fortnight. Fall sown wheat is reported to Well along heading nicely with a few Fields beginning to Fri. County agents from various parts the state report Hie following conditions existing in their vicinities butter Winter wheat conditions Good Early sown 50 percent headed Spring wheat Oats and Barley making Good growth hut incurred some damage from id winds Early part week. Early sown varieties where ground is More less shaded in fair condition. Rye practically in full head with appearance indicating Good yield. Sex conditions very favourable for Winter and Early sown Spring varieties. Alfalfa the Black Hills and Grimm the make an estimate loss until later Iii the Day. Thousands barrels crude Oil were salvaged in the night by shooting holes in the Bottom two tanks the Oil thus released being drained Ini i Large Ron air thrown up by a thousand worker. Thousands More barrel Wen pumped from the Bottom the tanks hut there is no accurate Chee i a yet the amount saved. The tanks contained four Hundred and forty five thousand barrels when the fire started. Part Hie Oil Cost the com any 1.72 a barrel including mor a g. Streams Foamete played surrounding tanks throughout the night and Large fire Walls hastily constructed prevented the fire from spreading to other storage reservoirs. In the same Field is a Reservoir with a capacity ten Antlions Gallons 300 Yards Square. Had vice president declares ecu Tive has wielded greater influence than realized varieties in Thrifty vigorous comb Niles o., june hard Tion. Gutting first crop under Way Inge a attitude in pacifying Europe has Corn acreage exceeds by at least 50 been a far greater influence than is percent last years area. First c to i to yet realized my Kab rough entangle nation in Progress. Both that Zirri ments hut by holding to that strictly gated and non irrigated land in Good american policy it Well expressed in condition. Th1 dispatches to foreign governments Codington Winter wheat in very vice president Calvin Coolidge today Good condition but too dry in some told an audience a the unveiling a localities. Spring wheat Oats and bust president Harding Here. Barley in excellent condition but need Missouri is near streets it Yankton Harding stirs ans hid to the Val a Mal in a in i Foch agrees to attend 1921 legion meet i a ult i comm \ \ Der Inch Iff Almes accept invitation to go to k \ not a Cli v weather report it % Oci Ard xxv it to. V i june receiver men appointed for the i sisal Trust a Florida Corpora according to n ave served today w. Brinton. Secretary then directing to in t it turn Over Tho rpm to the \ a Townley president the a n nonpartisan league owns a fondling interest in the in. Iou r concern i forecast mini i Dakota showers probably tonight a no a sunday choler East portion Toni tit. Forecast for the week Washington la. june weather predictions fur the week beginning monday Are in Pitt Mississippi and lower mis Uri valleys it i i showers temperature above Normal at the beginning the week followed by tool local temperatures by the pub Ficano a recording thermometer Friday saturday 3 p. In. 98 3 m 6 p. In. 96 9 p. In. 85 12 p. In. 82 3 p. In. Too maximum 3 p. N. Sal inlay too. Minimum 3 a. In. Saturday to. 3 i a 9 a. I u in 85 in. 89 12 in. 93 i hat a let Iati Al la a ii i a no Al wire Kansas City to. June i. Marshal Foch. Of France has accepted an invitation to attend the annual National convention the american legion Here this fall according to a Telegram received today from Lemuel Bol Lea. Of Indianapolis National adjutant Fly legion. The Telegram sent Albert Al Hutchings chairman the convention committee reads a just received official notice from marshal Foch that accepts the invitation to attend the Kansas City convention. Congratulations a will invite Joffre and Beatty Kan a City to. June i promises to it end the National con a cation the american legion Here next fall received from marshal Foch France and Field marshal Haig great Britain officials in charge the convention program today were making preparations to extend invite to Fri to marshal Joffre France and Miral Beatty great Britain. The \ president pleaded for patience. Pacification and Harmony under righteousness in solving the problems reconstruction and asked ins in Progri hearers to it Hallow the memory Mckinley who so greatly desire them in the by supporting the Leader ship his fellow state than the present chief executive a who i Quot it a effectively establishing them in the a the pen White House Gates Are hut the Symbol the open heart him who wishes every approach open to the said. A the Confidence South no restored. The commercial relations entertained have differences Between Mexico have been at fined. Invitations to in Europe have been refused obligation to make reparations stipulated agreement sed in a Way most republics terms i with in been stat this is a which in can i. The entry least clearly meddle but the in accordant Lias been a a Dent a than i feet in preserving peace. A the attitude the pro been a for greater influence net realized in pacifying Europe Ted through entanglements hut by org to that strictly american policy a expressed in the dispatches to foreign gov eminent s. Continued Page 3 South Dakota Duroc breeders Here today formation a state to Ritis livestock insurance company and launching a our a journal. a ome the matters to a up a at a meeting in Mitchell today the tenth Dakota Detroe Bre fir Assoc Jai ten. A St the program was tvs a adopted at the meeting this noon. The state meeting Rod i it a i a Serif throughout the nth. About i City for today so f 22 abstract meeting Date during id breeders gathering. Ing More rain. Rye considerable above Normal. All varieties Hay in excellent condition Nevith Alfalfa cutting Corn is ahead Normal. Faulk county does Well Faulks Winter wheat Oats and Rye Good. Spring a heat and Barley fair. Wild and tame Hay in Good condition. Rain the Middle the week materially helped Corn which is in fair condition. Lawrence Winter a heat has been materially injured by dry weather which caused it to head too Short. Spring wheat Oats and Barley have Jeriean likewise been injured by Hie dry spell but were Given a Fri a Start by the rain june 15. Alfalfa too shone the prolonged drought and has failed to make its usual growth. Corn prospects Are Bright and indication Chicago Are for a Good crop. The rain wednesday night saved crops in the county. Minnehaha Winter wheat Rye and Oats excellent. All varieties Hay in Fine condition with first Alfalfa cutting under full headway. Corn is 110 percent Normal indicating one the Best crops in the history the county. Corn ahead time Moody Oats anti Barley excellent. First tinting Alfalfa Yeilding unusually heavy crop. Clover and Timothy in Good condition. Corn is to a weeks Artia this time last year with second cultivation in Progress weather condition a allowed this i crop to kept unusually clean this year. I Jones tto a Small acreage Winter wheat in this county is heading Nice a in and has adequate moisture. Spring wheat is in the jointing stage and by a reds and Barley is in Good condition i Winter Rye is Well headed. With Good haying weather the first cutting Al-1 which is yielding heavy is -1 ing rushed to completion. There is a Good stand Corn which is ahead Normal. Little worm damage was done to this crop in the county this near. Yankton s. june 18.�?til a Ssofi i i aver reached Togo today but shortly after noon it was said the Crest 65.3 feet Hart been registered. A Rise two feet More told have put the water the streets the City. A Large amount Drift is floating but no damage Bas been done. For a it was feared the piers the Meridian Highway Bridge under construction Here would washed away. Yesterday several workmen were caught a Tressle Between two piers which broke hider i new 5 the Swift current but were saved. At Wibaux. The water flooded the main streets the Rity to a depth two feet and carried away half a dozen houses in the Tower part it was reported. The Northern Pacific passenger trains a reported marooned by washouts. Relief trains Are being rushed. Today a baseball american league too 301 oooo i 7 2 at new York 010 Ooi 010�?3 7 2. Fiber and Schaik Hoyt Ferguson Mays and Behan. Cleveland too not 102 a at Philadelphia Ooi 020 50x�? by Gyt Morton and Thomas Keefe and Perkins. 12 k 13 Harr Detroit at Boston. Dati sell Rue. St. Louis. A Washington. Bayne and Collins Gharris too 022 102�? 7 i3 it .202 too �3x�?ll 13 i Ain Ornith Jones an appointments Row la developing because rejects recommendations organization Daugherty with him appointments in attorney general a department declared to for service and not for politics by Mark Sullivan National political correspondent the Mitchell Republican Washington h. C. June in. A the reports f trouble Over patronage it a tween the president and the Senate Are entirely Correct. A Are til reports discontent Over patronage Between the president and the polite a review the appointments president Harding a Mace con cd with the kind appointments it political organizations in the ions mates thought ought lid fully expected lie won to inns some results which a a Many the senators and p extremely restless. The most recent sons Picot that James m. Beck to in . If the politicians d it not like the appointment i the Sena tors from new Jersey done Tuu it in f the Republican organi Zati n in a Jersey does no to like it no one ouch surprised. Or. Beck has had i. Voting residence in new Jersey but few months. His appointment a in a Solister general is absolute no i Utica asset whatever to the Republican organization in that m . And ii1 organization new Jefvey like the Republican organize no every Oiler mate is put Kin upward to a i oilily to a i ii a a a ear it naturally feels it in t helped very much by appointments which a barged against it but which Are not i local political asset. An admirable appointment from every Point View except Hie political one Becks appointment a nurse is welcomed As admirable if the most recent a series a Point men made by attorney to i a Daugherty in his department win to have received the highest Praise. I tie solicitor general is the most important appointment within . A mute t a gift. The solicitor general i tie a yer for the United states to1�?T a a u supreme a court in All litigant in which the United stat1 is i j a the difference Between a fir a Cia Wyco and not so goo in the solicitor general office durum t i1 next Vojir year would probably meal a d t Ference Ltd not less than 85,000 too too it the it Iii Ted states trea Ury f r la will a Large number frn i it important cases involving big sums tax a War contracts and the i . I a appointment a Man b s Potence and ability represents a Gnu a to part . Daugherty and p. A sic Harding the Earl a Long Semi. I a a steadily held purpose to get f r the i a the kind a lawyer who in p i practice could readily earn ten t a what his salary will As a a rent official. New York politicians turned Down the same kind tiling occurred in the appointment col. William l Hayward As Federal District Alternet . The character Qun tits government Busine w. A must cared for by the fed i District attorney in new York a a it demand the highest Kin nth both Legal ability and Organ a ability. It Well under St old ing ton that for this Effiee the. York politicians an the new d us Republican organization Ita l v a 1 candidates in i that attorn i Daugherty turned Down tie pm a emendation to Good a Man As the new a in recommended to new in a Polit their Quot a in have Ryan in i men. P>1t est i i. Mio i d in in in too too 220 i oho Zachary Anera was rial Many Haugh eco in men turn. Anders the que the i an mde a Arn. My at now. Ai Ting National league Brooklyn too Ooi ooi�?3 12 2 v Pittsburgh 300 Ooi 00x�?i 8 i Heather and Milter Looper and Schmidt. Philadelphia. Too 500 at Cincinnati too 200 wraith and baggy Napier Coumbe Kiter and Wingo. New York. Vav via ?. Influx Conn fill the my if d the 1 continued Page 2 at Chicago. Toney and Farrell. Boston. At St. Louis. S and go a and Pilhoefer. Snyder 200 0 120 York and 21 a Rel to pick experienced judges til1 alternative to i. Is t Fin vacancy by promotion from among Iii a already sitting a District in the two District judges who strongly recommended f r Vacy Are Learned hand n w an Julius mayor new y at Tome general Haugh i his i continue Page in

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