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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 20, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican City edition vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota Friday june 20,1924. Number 224 jazz ruining sax phony of orchestras is demoralizing mrs. Oberdorfer declares Young people simply get drunk on music youth club a Leader says must Start Reform or Kuse. Says it at Leader thin veneer of it Miliza Tox with the wrecked by tack to Vermeter Nea service writer los Angeles. Cal., june 20.�?is the wild cacophony of Tho orchestra a War whoop inciting modern Youngr by Cava go s to Antl Solal and criminal ventures mrs. Anne Faulkner Oberndorfer National music chairman of the Genera federation of women a clubs. I brands it just that in an Effort to marshal american woman against. Further spread of the worlds most virulent tonal epidemic. Boys and girls Are going wrong i in alarming says mrs. I Oberndorfer. A became they pet drunk on jazz quote As powerful an intoxicant As alcohol. A some declare this provocative j rhythm a Mere symptom of our Reck Loee Eye but i believe it j is also a decided cause leading to i much delinquency. A it s Savage we have Long glibly quoted the mild phrase a music hath Power to soothe the Savage beast a but we done to seem to have comprehended the j powerful physical effect of musical vibration its Power to excite As Well j group of jazz dancers in Stone to Call conference on gasoline Trust new attorney general will meet with attorney general of various state Price pact uncovered some assistants beb Tets a ground for prosecution has already been found watch dog Dies in killed by burglar launch rooms dem. Leaders Rwjr i Tirner run us. Chicago iu., june 20.�?tigre, a watch dog died in the line of duty. His owner found him this morning beside the Safe in his care a Bullet through his body and a Large piece of Blue Serge trousers gripped Between his jaws. A is the dog your total loss a the police lieutenant asked when William . I Bop rap Riet o a reported the loss. A i almost neglected to mention that they took $1,100 in Cash and $300 in checks a was the reply. A but i done to seem to worry much about Washington. a june 20�?<jp attorney general Stone announced today that he expects to Confer with j a of Ftp a 11 fit i of several full Leal will Early in july to go Over the Snoie Oil and gasoline situation. The question of anti Trust Law violation is sex i pc Ted to be taken up although or. Stone declined to say what course of. In t to n we s to n Side Raj j on. _ j the attorney general has directed that members of his staff Complete a i summary of the gasoline report Cov Erling the investigation by the Federal Trade commission made at the j request of the president. The de i i apartment of Justice also has made a study hut its investigation was directed More especially toward ascertain j ing a whether there has been a. Viola i Tion by the several Standard Oil companies of the dissolution Cree of a 1021.�?� or. Stone said much Norma firm a Boa Rrth pm Quot Price Htom a Ltd Send i other conditions in the Oil Industry Bas been collected by the department j and he Hopes to consolidate the results of All inquiries. Dem. Nominee g. 0. Scandal movement Are begun Simul tentative party platform puts Tannou by at Washington this Plank out in front and Chicago its Compromise plan liquor. Forces of convention Are lining top Fok fight on league of nations of Wilson to go to convention Baltimore md., june 20.�?a copyrighted dispatch form a staff correspondent at new York of the Baltimore Sun today says that a Woodrow Wilson a last political will and testament a document of party principle and policy is to be Laid by a group of his followers before the members of the resolutions committee when the time comes to write the democratic the document the correspondent says was drafted by or. Wilson a few months before his death. In Eolla Horotio with eight or nine of his closest f blends. A o Avage breast which thin skin of Civili an to allay the throbs under Tiza inn. 0 a a vibratory Force that can Rock Bridges break window Glass set in i Ertia in motion May play Havor with j the sensitive human Structure. Its off a a it a a lbs Rhet b in non stimulus of vague and varying race memories. A when the american Indian want i de to awaken his bestiality to fever i pitch he first subjected himself to j the monotonous Tom Tom of Primi j five music. The ame with he i Jungle Black. They knew its Savage Potency. A tri some sections of our Southern states women for years locked their doors and windows when the negroes of the swamps began chanting their a in the a modern War danc Oberndorfer puts it. Relo liner wins in race to after crash some members of the attorney Gen Jeral s staff have expressed the belief Dull tag in effect at least j la at. Grounds for action under Price As mrs. Anne Faulkner we mrs. Oberndorfer. A a a in youth Uang to resist a a jazz is the modern Echo of ominous tora in ii trip the Quot d. Pound. Pound that fires leaping pulses and safety. Inhibitions slowly tvs built up for social deportment from time immemorial. A it is disorder anarchy. The churning of primitive impulse bound to stir the Jungle beast More or less. Whether its devotees recognize it or pot. The More thoroughly disciplined. The adult May be Able to Ward off its promptings but the immature. The adolescent cannot withstand its Call. A shaken off their balance by Long and reiterated sessions of Tom Tom Ery. Often night after night. In Houed vywhf1-&Quot&Quot 7j a. R. I a thousand Homes youngsters Are insidiously impelled toward criminal recklessness. A publishers of popular Sones not a Lone stress the Jungle rhythm but also permit the use of the most Sug Gestle and Pervers Ive words and ideas. A unless we expect our Young Folk to revert to a sort of sophisticated voodoo ism we must encourage the return of Law and order form and balance in music. We must make Good music popular and popular music fatal heat wave in mid West due to break today Chicago. June 20.�?Relief is promised today from the hot wave huh yesterday caused eight deaths in the Middle West and brought record breaking temperatures to regions which have so far experienced a Cool and delayed Spring. Overcast skies forerunners of storms Are expected to lower Chicago made a 33-degree jump in la hours to a 94 degree Peak yesterday evening. One Man dropped dead and another drowned when he sought Relief from the heat while three prostrations were reported. Two persons believed to have been deranged from the Oft degree heat in Iowa hanged themselves. Indiana thermometers registered around 92 and Nashville tonn. Had 93. Four heat victims were reported from Cleveland two of them from drowning. Another prostration victim was in a serious condition. Weather forecast St. Johns. N. F., tune 2ft a a a How a liner half crippled and slowly sinking raced against time with her 700 passengers through a blinding fog Toff the Newfoundland coast and won j told after two battered steam Ere found their Way into this port last. I night race. The vessels with italian Stam i of Clara Camus which crept into port with her Forward Peak driven Back to the forecastle Winch by the Force j 0f the collision and the Canadian a Rifle liner Metagama. Bearing 7ftft pass i engers bound for Montreal from Glas-1 Gow. The Metagama. Listing heavily to port with the onrushing water gain Jing on her pumps was beached on a i Shoal in St. Johns Harbor. Both ships i reported that loss of life had been averted in the crash which stove in Cabins on the Metagama temporarily empty of occupants. Cool headed action by the met Aga Piaf a officer averted a panic aboard the Craft when in. A for the deck after the collision. Passengers praised Captain off i cers and seamen for their handling of the situation. During the Long race Lone Seaman provided music with a set of bag pipes the ships string band played continuous Impromptu concerts and phonographs wore pressed into service on the vessel s tilted decks to help maintain the courage of those aboard. As the ship came to Anchor in St. J Johns Harbor she appeared in a critical condition and passengers implored boats and tugs to take them cd. But with time apparently too Short for ,-fr.-Hcr a Aln rushed j the Metagama toward a Shoal where she was beached on a mud Bacik. Franks sister threatened by Crank Leiter maintenance Laws have been for ind both by the Federal Trade commission and by the department of Justice although companies involved remain undisclosed. A o oklahoman made president of world rotary clubs Toronto. Canada june 2ft.�?everett e. Hill of Oklahoma City okla., to Chicago. 111., june 2ft.�?another elected president of the total International at the convention it Kidnap infirm let a. This turn thrust a. m in tons ii.,. S i hero the place of next year s con King Josephine Franks sister of the mention will be decided tomorrow kidnapped and slain Robert Franks when the first Aeron Dand third vice president of til or int a Moi will by. Attack was the. Climax of Rhode Island Assembly goes on in deadlock Providence. R. I. Tune 20.�? As a result of the flooding with poisonous gags of the Senate chamber yesterday and the col lapse of five senators the Republican senators announced in rough the state Central committee today that they were leaven go the state and would not sit in the Senate chamber until rms were taken to protect them. Providence r. I. Tune 2ft.�?the state Senate re convenes this afternoon after a recess from yesterday when several members were overcome by Gas from an Amateur bomb. To who Ard i web confessed de by chief jul Atli criminal tour the letter Justice Caverly a Nathan Leopold and Rich ind been receive elected the following directors were elect Averly of the Jed j. R. Buckley. Cleveland t. Dav Donald a Butte. Mont i regarded by c-r4ms. New hav or Colita Wuh. A a j King. Detroit and j. E Norman. Of French inventor succeeds sending pictures by radio Paris. France june 2ft�?edouard Behn. Inventor of the method for transmitting pictures and photographs by wire announced today that he had succeeded i nurtures by wireless. Work of a Huntington w. A. Alexander mar rank. It was signed a George John Farlane of Vancouver. B. A. Was the name used in the Ransom chosen Canadian director and j. B. A Loeb. Taylor of London British director. Rufus f Chapin was re elected i treasurer without contest. No opposition to Chesley r. Perry Secretary j a prolonged session due to a filibuster let a Democrat. The republicans refuse to accept Compromise offered by the democrats and the prospects Are that the filibuster will be resumed. New York City june 2ft�? a5 a with the increasing influx of delegates to the National democratic convention the political mathematicians Are busily engaged in figuring the actual and potential strength of Dodge liquor Issue almost certain that platform wit a be silent on subject of pro i Bitton new York City. June 20.�? a31 a scandal in the administration of government affairs As disclosed by Senate investigations occupies the dominant place in a tentative Democrat is platform in process of drafting by a group of party leaders for submission to the platform committee. Foreign relations with particular the leading candidates complicated reference Fqy the world court Arias their task is by the arrival of fave cultural Aid and Economy in government expenditure coupled with tax reduction Are subjects to be dealt Writh in other principal planks. Prohibit Ion a the. To flux or i a. Is Orite sons and dark horses in Cand dates Row. Two John w. Davis of West Virginia j sue and foreign affairs probably will former ambassador to great Britain j form the main fighting Points before for the nomination developed in Washington and Chicago and were growing stronger every minute when it arrived Here after Davis let it be known that he was in a receptive mood. Party chieftains admittedly against Mcadoo and Neutral regarding Smith immediately Hegan sounding out state leaders on Davis As a possible Compromise candidate in the event that the Smith Mcadoo contest developed in a deadlock. Managers for Amos Silzer governor of new Jersey far or i ans of Virginia Oscar Underwood of Alabama and James m. Cox of Ohio have opened Headquarters. Work already has been started by Homer s. Cummings of Connecticut on the party platform. Liquor fyr roes against league it is generally conceded that the main test of strength Between the Mcadoo and Smith forces will he on the question of the Kun flux klan league of nations and prohibition. George s. Brennan Illinois Leader and known As a Smith supporter has been bitter in Bis attitude against the hooded organization and insists that the i item Crai or pm a form Triode a. Nicely denounce the klan. Managers of the Mcadoo Campaign have reiterated the stand taken by their candidate in his Southern speeches on americanism and religious tolerance. To senator key Pittman of Nevada has been designated the duty of Fram the resolutions committee. The present tentative draft of the platform omits specific mention of prohibition but contains a Plank with a Strong declaration for enforcement. There is no mention of the Kun flux klan. Wayne b. Wheeler general counsel for the ant i Saloon league and representatives of the association against the prohibition amendment already Are on the ground and Promise to make a Strong fight for Specif if declarations by the party. Readers -.f, not hesitate to Sav. Arav it in that. There is Little probability of Success for either organization. May present league Plank the foreign relations Plank As it now shapes up after conferences among these and other leaders reaffirms in general the foreign policies of the democratic party As they have been Laid Down Over a period of years and severely assails the policies of the present administration. With regard to the world court the Plank As it now stands directly accuses the Republican party of equivocation and declares it is attempting to lift bodily a Cardinal democratic pol a by adv Najip a it in a he. Court. Some of the Wilson follow ers including senator Glass of Virginia would like to see in the platform a repetition of the league Plank of 1910 there has been some spirited discussion Over that proposal and it is Poi son note sent by i Leopold it is Only one of 15ft letters re revived by chief Justice Caverly concerning the flanks / a5�?Ta since 191ft, is expected in the election and Over to the police with others t of the same sort. Lunatic Throat Nej Hartman Chicago. 111., june 2ft.�?a mentally unbalanced person. Inspired by Reading newspaper accounts of the kid i Naping and death of Robert Franks. It the. 9ao-Dj so -uv= to in a Vin h. Hartman. Wealthy furniture dealer threatening kidnapping and j death to his son if the Money was not paid the police believe. The letter signed a the big ten demanded that or. Hartman obtain the Money in worn Bills and throw it Over a Fence at a designated place. Q for that office tomorrow. Bank grand jury will not report until next week Scotland boys band wins prize at Wagner meet Wagner. S. D., june 2ft.�?by radio to the associated press a the boy ssh Hind of Scotland. S. D., won the annual band contort held Here today in connection with the Annua tournament and Cove ton of the South Dakota firemen a association. Tripp won the class b Hook and Omaha. Nalb., june 20.�?gasoline ladder races this morning with mall was Cut from 15 to 14 cents a Gal or. Lake Andes and Avon pressing Ion Here yesterday at the municipal the Tripp team closely. The a wet station which announced another one test Competition was won by to cent reduction would be made. Bor. With Menno Avon and Tripp mop Tot Ier dealers Are Selling at ranking behind. In. Following a gasoline Price Cut a b. Brandt of Wagner said to be Ting a a War and one is retailing at 13 j the oldest fireman in the state is acting As announcer for the tournament. Omaha slashes gasoline Price to i a p onic Tori a a of cents. Girl of 15 in elopement taken which ends tomorrow. O w t i do of i i leers terrific wind storm Shepse Illinois today m Behn has been working on photographic wireless transmission for several years. A number of other scientists have also been working on this radio prob i Lem. Two years ago m. Behn j stated that he had succeeded in transmitting hand writing by wireless. He predicted that this method would he perfected to such an extent that actual photographs could be sent and received through the air. Sioux Falls. S. June special grand jury investigating failed state Banks of Minnehaha county i a completed a week of work today but Aberdeen. S. D., june 2ft.�?jess j it was indicated that the hearing of j Richmond 25. And a girl companion j Chicago til., june 2ft.�?a terrific evidence in the Case of the Sioux of 15 were taken into custody at the storm. Involving wind lightning rain Falls Trust and savings Bank the farm Home of a relative because they and Hall crippled Telephone Street first to be investigated would take were wanted for elopement at Neils a railway and electric Light service and several More Days. No report on its a Lle. Wig., last night. Deliberations to Date is expected in j o til next week. To a ing the fundamental planks in the sible that the fight May be carried to platform. Senator Pittman. Who i the convention floor. Conferred on the tentative draft of a a it it platform with congressman in Wash m a arlr\,0 in ton conferred Here with or. Am a ugh Tetuo o Cummings. The women blossomed Forth today and became Active in both the Smith a and Mcadoo Camps while pamphlets death toll now includes eight of both candidates began to appear in the hotel lobbies and on the streets. Wlliam Jennings Bryan who promised to do a plenty of talking to the party leaders once he gets into form is due today. Tickets Cost $100 Dickinson. N. P., june 30.�?the toll of the Tornado which struck Dickenson and Vicinity late wednesday afternoon was increased to eight this morning when reports Verfle the wiping out of a family of four Twenty j Miles North of Dickinson. Reports of a pact , Joan mph ku1pz. His wife and two w. R Hearst and gov. Smith Drew Smay a Condren. Werft kf1 pm who attention from or. Hearses Anteri a their farm Hom Roli Apold inn the pm y. It printed a Box on Pae Dur no Tho storm s height. Their Hod ded. Its nuns to me re Loo Wpm her wait nation o wooer or can today. One headed it s a news to me were buried under a mass of de ply of Hylan on Smith i pros were not recovered until the had the following Page one heading a Hearst Smith Deal is called Days Best thursday when neighbors went to the Kulp Home to investigate. Besides the eight known Daad. Re th73r&Quot it i a. So j seats left it is announced. A ticket j parts of Western North Dakota were May he obtained for $100 a Box for being received Bere. The list already $2,000. Having passed the 20 Mark. The monetary damage from the series of storms that swept the state is estimated at a half million dollars. Begin mailing six million Blanks w .1____ of for Mew onus first Dairy cows shipped out by new credit body destroyed handsome Shade Trees in Northern Illinois this morning. A far Mer near mount Carroll was dangerously injured when an electric Shock transmitted by Telephone wire from a pole struck by lightning hurled him against a window slashing his Throat. O a Minneapolis. Minn., june 20.�?fin-Janced by the $10,,ftft0 agricultural Dis i credit corporation the first Dairy wheat Oro w Ess Are enthusiastic on wheat Pool Washington. C., june 2ft Tributino of application Blanks for and a cowl were sent out today to Farmer busted world War service Bompensa in North Dakota in line with the cordon provided for in the Soldier to Portal on a policy to assist the farm Nus act has been started by major in nne crop sections toward i general Robert c. Davis adjutant j versification it was announced. General of the army and will be com three carloads of cows Are on the the greatest satisfaction Over the plated by june 28. The distribution j Way t0 that state it was said two of growth of the wheat Pool delegates consists of six million Blank Applina j them consigned to Bisbee and the from thirteen districts of the state Tion forms and is made possible thru j other to Mantador thus marking the met Here Toda to elect a new Board j Aberdeen. S. D., june 20.�?voicing Minnesota. North Dakota and South Dakota fair tonight and saturday int much change in temperature. Iowa partly overcast tonight Cool a in Southeast and Central portions saturday fair. Lineal temperatures maximum and minimum tempera ures As recorded by the official gov rement thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum. 75. Minimum 52. At 8 a. In. Today. T>2. Today a baseball and roads Mitchell Gloude. It roads rough. Sioux Falls Cloudy Foft roads rough. Pierre Clear 54 roads fair. Huron Clear. 62 roads rough. Watertown partly Cloudy. 58 roads of tar Aberdeen Clear 50 roads Good. National Teague Nek York .2ftft 2ftt it Borton. Ftp tit too Watson and Gowdy North. Year Ein and of Neil. Cincinnati of tit 21 Pittsburgh .oft5 20 Rixey. Mays and Hargrave Morrison. Kre Ortr and Schmidt. Philadelphia .104 too 2 Brooklyn too too it Carlson and Wilson Ruether Decatur Green and Taylor. American Leprie cd Eveland. Detroit. 003 cover Eek Ai Bassler. Washington too 101 Philadelphia too �02 Zahniser Russell and Rue nay a Jor Heimach and Perkins. Boston at new orgy Pooh it oiled rain cooperation of Amereana legion posts. Red Cross chapters. Veterans of foreign wars. And the disabled american veterans organization. Ice Wagon Drivers meet warm weather with usual strike Chicago. Ii june 2ft.�?strike action which would materially affect the City a Dally ice Supply with record breaking hot weather looms today with Union representatives of 4.soo ice Wagon Drivers and Plant employees deadlocked with employers on the re Itter to it Grant a wage demand. No definite strike Date has been set. Drivers receiving $39 and $3ft a week Are asking for a $1 a week increase and Plant workers getting 70 cents an hour demand 85 cent. First actual development of the Dairy of directors for the South Dakota loan plan of the corporation. Wheat growers association. If you want to sell anything. If you want to buy anything. If you have found anything. If you Are looking for a tenant. If you want a Cook or a maid. If you want a clerk or Salesman. If you want a business partner. If you need Money for your business. If you have any wants of any kind phone 2424. In evening Republican gets results Hoover asserts better Grain prices helps business Washington d. A. June 2ft.�?a slight improvement in the general business situation despite a a general stuttering conditions always incident to ,c9-l-inventions, was reported at today s Cabinet meeting by Secretary Hoover. The most promising indications he Declar Cyd. Were the advances in the Price 6f wheat and Corn which he added however had been counteracted somewhat from the standpoint of the Farmers by a decrease in the Price of hogs. Increasing wheat exports also were noted by or. Hoover. Aged Man taken 111 on train has $30,000 on person Chicago. 111., june 2ft.�?f. B. Mcleroy 83 years old Enro Ute from Long Bench. Cal., to a farm near Greenwich s. D., was taken from a train Here today after his daughter had reported that he became ill while the train was in a High Altitude. My Leroy had $3ft, oin his Possession. Grain interests beat Mcnary Bill Haugen charges Des Moines. La., june 3ft.�?opposition of Crain speculators and the parking interests was largely respond sible for defeat of the Mcnary Haugen farm Relief measure. Congressman Gilbert n. Haugen told Polk county Farmers in an address Here. Or. Haugen was co author o the Bill. The congressman said he held Little Hope for passage of the measure by the next Congress. Discussing the condition of agriculture. Or. Haugen said 46 1-2 per cent of the Farmers of the North Are bankrupt. Thousands of Farmers. He said Are abandoning their lands and going to cities to seek More remunerative employment. A the Only Morfi a for _ Dre Senj a Condl tons. He said is enactment of Laws creating a marketing corporation which Wil a adjust prices on a More favourable basis to agriculture. Woman Breaks jaw of Masher with just new York City june 2ft�?mrs. Ada Viola Short and Stocky today landed a solid right on the jaw of Max Saunders six foot Doorman of a Brooklyn hotel and saw him removed unconscious to the Coney Island Hospital As she was escorted to court by three policemen. Hospital attendants said that Saunders whom mrs. Viola accused of insulting her. Was suffering from a broken jaw and a possible fracture of the Skull. The jul charged with felonious assault. Witnesses to the encounter stated Saunders said a no parking Here a when mrs. Viola and her husband drove up in front of the hotel. Drink magnate asks for divorce from Young wife Atlanta a june 2ft.�?asa g. Candler senior. Atlanta capitalist has brought suit for divorce from his wife. Mrs. May Little Candler. The papers alleged cruel treatment. The divorce petition was filed late yesterday and became Public today. Or. Candler married mrs. May Little Ragin a Public stenographer one year ago. Mrs. Mallory is Defeated today by Eleanor Goss Southampton. England june 20.�? up a mrs. Molla Mallory former am a rican a Ltd was Defeated by her country woman. Miss Eleanor Goss in the fourth round of the invitation tournament Here playing which was continued today. The scores was 6-2, 4-6, a a a a

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