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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 21, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol , South Dakota wednesday june 21, 1922 number 224train drops into Missouri Rich Valley faces floods population Imperial Basin Bahle menace largest and richest reclaimed area in country is in constant fear Crest due this week i Empire raised from desert May be swept away by raging Colorado lie is passed Between labor Heads at meet religious riots in a Aberdeen refuses China not directed to go Back to old against christians Aldermani system by associated press teased wire Williams Bay. Wis. June 21�?socalled religious a riots a by students in by associated press leased wire Aberdeen. S. D., Juno 21�?Aberdeen yesterday voted to retain the 15 grave cars Roe into River at Chamberlain China were not anti Christian an present form commission govern i to foreign demonstrations but were ment by a plurality 64 votes in a in r Nulf it j 0i Mitchell at pm. Ant religion protests. John l. Childs spacial election called to consider a a no incur a 7 i told the International stud petition to return to the Aldermani a injured whet pc Tood i m Rel a f i a i n in i Avit f Aranar t t Olra apav9 t red v i f Arr it a f Ura Varna Ani a nit a n a u q re. Cannati in Wrangle Over Case Alexander Howatt How inhabitants Imperial Valley. Cal. Will fight the flood menace that threatens to change their Fertile holdings into a Lake. Map shows area affected. Sun taken is report by Jack Jungmeyer Al Centro. Cal., june 21�?the most serious flood threat years hangs Over the 50,000 residents and $73,000. I io0 in property Imperial Valley As the Colorado River rises toward the critical stage expected june 23 to 30. The peril is due to an exceptionally i heavy Winter snowfall in the upper j River Region. The Snow thus far has i been slowly liberated but a protracted warm spell would Send it Down upon a he Delta country in a destructive deluge. Despite new flood defences Tonsi durable preliminary run off and failure Early tens to reach the stage j officially forecaster the Valley is in easy and is preparing for an emerge i ency. Dread being wiped out haunts Imperial Valley largest and richest reclaimed area in America. It is to eliminate this annually securing menace that Southern California first urged the flood control dam at Boulder Canyon until that is erected the Valley insists there can be no permanent Security. Build Empire from desert the reclamation and settlement this area once a blazing desert a death trap and declared uni habit j Able by the government is one the worlds pioneering epics. Dauntless j spirit and engineering Genius by the magic diverted water Here created in Empire the size Connecticut. Thirst fierce heat Sand blasts loneliness life in tents by men and i women who would not be beaten i that was the picture two decades ago but always these people have lived j below the level the River that seasonally threatens to engulf them. For centuries the River has been j building up its bed Silt until in i circling the Valley it rides in places j skyscraper High above adjacent ranches and towns. Seeking weak spots to break through levees. Valley menaced in 1905-6 in 3 905-6 it went through washing _ a new Channel into the heart the peking China june 21�?dr. Sun Valley and weeks threatened to Yat sen formerly president the convert Imper a \ Alley into an China Republic has been taken Ocean until it was literally lifted Back r Regoner by the United China forces into its bed by the herculean efforts and in be Jilg. Held captive the the Southern Pacific payload Quot a chinese Cruiser Hanichi in the West ionization and an army men at a River near Canton acc Dir Goaldya Cost More than $2,000,000. Last year there were Breaks causing considerable damage. This Spring further up the River freshest inundated 40,000 acres and caused an estimated damage More than 11,000,-ooo. Working feverishly against the menace heavy snows in Colorado and Wyoming Imperial Valley recently completed the Pescadero Cut which at present is diverting two thirds the River flow away from the Valley. Unbroken Dyke defense besides an unbroken line Dyke defense for the first time has been constructed covering tweak spots the levee. The government flood prediction set at june 23 anticipates a High water stage 27 feet at Yuma with a discharge 110,000 second feet water less than half the volume earlier predicted because slow Mountain run off. The danger Mack at Yuma is 32 feet reached last year with less Snow but quicker discharge. The danger seems somewhat mitigated but Imperial Valley people done to count too much the expected for they have too often faced the unexpected. Ready for emergency the Southern Pacific Railroad Savior the Valley in 1906, is prepared for an emergency Call As Well As other Large concerns and ranchers and town Folk banded in defensive organizations. When a Call is broadcaster by Telephone. Men. Machinery and material Are concentrated the threatened spot with military precision. Women carry Field a Ork while men Battle raging Waters. Its an old Story in Imperial Valley a Here a Battle and a March behind the plow have won 500,000 acres irrigated land $50,000,000 in annual produce and the world s richest soil reduction by the acre from what 25 years ago was an inferno. A there was no violence connected with them a said . Childs. A Ucer Tain the students expressed their i Topf Apter with i Faiq disapproval All religions they Obj Vrle i Eniy 111 j us it 1j realize the emptiness their own idol worship and they have not yet adherent Kansan asserts miners head is responsible Fok prison term ent conference at Lake Geneva today form government. Only one Ward River near Canton according to advices received by the foreign legation Here from Canton. Women seek to put candidates real record Nebraska league sends out questionnaire to All National office aspirants seek amendment Cincinnati june 21.-�?four amendment to tile Constitution the United states Ami repeal the Sherman anti Trust Law w Ere recommended today to tile american federation labor by it special policy committee a tile Duaim overcoming court decision the Gardol As Adverse to labor. Aim vip the pro was a con a Gressional veto supreme court decisions. By associated i leased it ire Cincinnati Jure 21�?by an overwhelming vet the american federation Labur yesterday erased to consider a Resolution proposing that it congratulate Alexander Howat and August Dorchy. Leaders the Kau sat miners for their e und against the Kansas industries. Court. Tho Resolution was referred to the United mine to rues America. During the debate the lie a passed among president John l. Lew is Tho miners Union who expelled Howat Ami Dorchy irom the miners organization and Joseph let a Al. A Delegate from the Peoria traces i and labor Assembly who introduced Tho Resolution. When Lynal sought to discuss the Iez ution. Lewis made a Point order that the merits the Resolution was not before the conference and was sustained by president Gompers who was presiding hoi vat a is the american federation labor going to double Cross Howat and Dorchy the same As John l. Lewis has done a asked Lynal. Who then added that Howat was a Delegate to the but was not present because a the is in jail w Here he was sent by . Lewis then pressed his Point order and while . Gompers Wras repeating his ruling Lynal interrupted to reiterate his assertion that Howat had been sent to jail by Lewis. A the gentleman is a said Lewis. A so Are you. Jack a rejoined Lyn Al. A Howat is in jail continued by n __a1, a not because capitalists put crisis cannot be avoided de him there but because men in our clares joint statement organization put him there. If you issued at Cincinnati i done to pass this Resolution you Are _ i just As bad As Lewis. Be fair enough by associated press leased wire i a a lel1 it what 1 know about Cincinnati june 21�?further a a in meetings to consider joint strike a Wiiiiam treasurer tween eader a Quot miners and the jail Union that we i spech a a a Quot a Quot. A to a Mon a yhenyie1,1 Tets next month. The Union chiefs indicate pc that just lip a a done embraced . Childs who came to address the student conference under the auspices the International committee the M. A., expects to return to China in about a year. Rio Gram Rood rampage and a precinct one other showed a j majority favouring the return. The i i Nal vote was for the return 1.322 against. 1.971. Harding agrees to ship delay president is wiling to wait subsidy till Tariff is disposed one thousand mexicans marooned by rising water much land under water Washington. A. June 21.�?confidence that a a very favourable rear j Tiona will be encountered by members Congreve who take the adm Nistra j Tiona so hip subsidy Bill before their constituents Orion to its consideration Bridge tip her a grossing y br6ken other members Crew escape injure a Juu Lola it Wilkson jct Smo fett dlr s pack Hui ced knew m ached who was injured in to. Null Way Pontoon Bridge a a thin in rum a suffer with a St rain ii bad Odom to word irom Charny j a site soon today. Ila May have suffered internal injuries also. Mrs. Kirch expected to go to Chamberlain this afternoon. Special to the Republican Chamberlain. 5 june 21�?engineer de Kirch. 406 South Montana. A a. Street Mitchell. B. Ii. Was injured by the How i by Prev a i Shonley to this morning when Herg a m d fifteen heavy loaded Grav can Rdv off the Pontoon i-4 ban Berlin and Sank in Doven sect Ai Frater. Fireman John Wilson leaped to represent the re j Mal approx j inca a nearly a ares in Jsu Irr a a. A a a a a a a a the legis i Hidalgo and Cameron counties action to a vote immediately after the j rooted nearly 1,000 mexicans in Small Tariff Mil has been sent to conference to b # the engine Border towns and covered the roads by Tao House toppled Over and didst even get his loading West Mercedes la expected fronting a detailed statement managed to extricate Between Midnight tonight and Dawn reasons favouring passage the Bill feet u Anih Quot thursday when the rest the upper at this session the president in his i 5ni�elt fron al1 a a to <2u? to reach the Edge i letter made Public today declared the a Dent grasped a log and slowed until Fri try county i Public interest would not permit thu upper flood the result a postponement until the december cloudburst saturday is remarkable in 1 cession in View the loss entailed Cis he tory the River not Only to governments ship holdings Anno it Bab exceeded All he was picked up. He was hurried to the Chamberlain sanitarium where up to noon the extent his injuries had not been ascertained. It rail and Coal Heads consider joint strikes records but also because movement and sustained volume. From a Stream normally 200 to 300 Yards wide and 18 inches to six feet deep the Rio Grande has become 50 feet deep at the flood Crest and from three quarters to a mile wide red Cross Relief for the flood Dis la previous it w Helph the Biu do big Ned eventual la ils not believed however that he w. Of us e 0&Quot i to get into private hand. I seriously Hurt. Despite a every drive toward Economy Witul tipped Bridge pm Milwaukee Railroad officials Here this to the president ,a0 that the gluons current in los out amounted to More than fifty Mil Missouri and the exceptional weight lion dollars during the fiscal year j the train accompanied by an in nov closing. I usual High wind tipped the Pontoon asserting the question was not to i to such an Angle that the in strict already is under Way. And Hen be prejudiced by the old and worn Fine and curs Vore tapped from the re m. Baker St. Louis District out cry against . Harding tracks and overturned into the River. Representative is in Eagle pass. Urged that if that were used a a to no figures Are available loss . Awaken Public hostility it be pm life in the flood. Babe Ruth out until monday ban Johnson tacks another two Day suspension Yankees swat King Pha sized a that we Are subsidizing today by paying losses fifty millions a year for inadequate service Ito permanence while the pending measure contemplates no such the two outstanding problems to be met in the legislation he said Are the handling a your shipping assets to the highest advantage and the establishment an efficient merchant Marine As an Agency Commerce and a an indispensable element defense As Well. By associated press leased wire Omaha. Neb., june 21�?the Nebraska league women voters is sending out questionnaires to All prospective candidates in the state for state and National offices. All candidates Are asked regarding their attitude toward enforcement state de that they expect to hold conferences Here this week to be followed. By a later meeting in Chicago where j the rail leaders will canvass the strike i vote next week. Unanimity sentiment As to necessity the rail strike was shown j by a joint statement president j John l. Lewis the miners and b i n. Jewell head the rail unions issued last night after the first formal discussion the proposed joint strike action. A policy silence also we As adopted by the Union men who with William z. Foster sitting among the spectators the without debate dissent reaffirmed its declaration first adopted in 1910, in favor autonomy Craft unions affiliated with the federation As opposed to the amalgamation these in non. Or. Foster a Leader the amalgamation plan who arrived Here today announced he would address a mass meeting Friday night. The also went record As favouring the repeal the transportation act. Its action being a re attended last nights meeting an affirmation the federations stand after n had disbanded . Jewell a year ago the decent into conference with action a Resolution propos ing establishment a Central Bank sop a Mem crisis the joint statement which the Union men said they regarded Asim father who kept his Poy locked up in old crate sent to jail a i orig Ord press leased we Syracuse n y., june 21�?herbert f Vernier yesterday afternoon was re ended to serve five months at a re labor in the county i tertiary after pleading guilty t i his wife to keeping their five old son Kenneth imprisoned for in a a months 4n a dry goods Box in the cellar their Home. Mrs. Vernier was sentenced to ten Days at hard labor in the same institution. Or. And mrs. Vernier have twelve children. judge Barnum said in passing sentence a you Are not Here because you brought up la children Well but because you kept your Young son locked Down cellar without proper food and clothing and care for five months. You serve the period at hard labor at Onondaga j costs to be reduced and Federal prohibition Laws and j portent account its dual authorship. Declared a a common crisis faced both the Railroad men and the miners and added a it is Only natural that these workers should decide to do everything necessary to protect their separate a finding themselves confronted with a common crisis a said the state ent a it is Only natural that these workers should decide to do everything necessary to protect their separate it was asserted that both the miners and the Railroad men had a no alternative but to strike a and that a fall attempts at peaceable and orderly adjustments have been can to afford struggle a the present crisis and the impending struggle a the statement continued. A is not one which the workers in the mines in railroads can withhold avoid without being Recreant to the manhood and to those principles which All men who love Liberty and humanity must carry Forward and risk All to gain it involves the fundamentals economic and social life. A workers will be affected by the extent to which the forces seeking to crush these workers in the Railroad and mining industries Are successfully Sioux Falls police Catt find missing Minnesota girls what changes if any. They favor in the existing prohibition Laws. Candidates for the United states Senate and the House representatives Are asked if they favor a popular referendum for a declaration War. Except in the Case invasion. Or the present method. These candidates Are also asked their opinions regarding a a reduction our army and Navy commensurate with the affirmations our government As set Forth by our representatives at the recent Washington conference the reduction Johnson shuns american boat a pussyfoot sats shipping Board vessels with booze Board Are unsafe Sydney n. S. A. June 21�?naval, to. Iii tar and air branches the australian defense system Are to be materially reduced according to recent official announcement. Present official estimates provide for a Cut Tibout 1,755.000 pounds Sterling from last years expenditures and ibis is expected to be further Rev by associated press leased wire new York n a. June 21.�?when we Illiam e. Pussyfoot Johnson sails for Liverpool tomorrow to resume his prohibition drive overseas it will be non the British Steamer Scythia. A i will not ride american Bootleg shows a he said today announcing his decision. A i done to regard such ships As being Safe to travel . A the manager the United states shipping Leoard spent much Money advertising in american newspapers appealing to americans to ride their ships for patriotic reasons and then More Money in european newspapers appealing to europeans to ride american ships because there is plenty a booze Board. I Don t know what these shipping Board folks could do to make America More ridiculous in the eyes the capper Tincher adj. Is Given right Way to come up this week Sioux Falls. S. D., june 21�?local police said Todya that no Trace Sylvia Mcdowell. Aged 15 Elf in Miller. 13, and Geneva Irwin. 14, the three Young girls reported missing from their Homes in Luverne. Minn., since last sunday night had been found Here. Sioux Falls officials were asked to Aid in the search last night by Harry Irwin father one the girls. Of Taft to be guest King and Queen at dinner tonight in Washington. Favor political amnesty a new trial for Nicola Sacco find Bartolomeo Vanzetti two italians convicted in Boston murder for alleged participation in a payroll robbery was demanded by resolutions adopted unanimously. The also reaffirmed the federations stand favouring amnesty for political prisoners. The Bland Bill proposing a Federal Cost finding Agency for the Coal Industry was approved As also pending congressional legislation to prevent a the farming out shop the went record As favouring acceptance by the government Henry Ford s bid to lease the muscle Shoals water Power project. The Resolution that was adopted directed the federations executive Council to a use All haste possible in bringing pressure to Bear Congress to secure favourable action at the present session the Ford contract to develop muscle Shoal. Resolutions aimed at the kit Siux klan the state militia state constabulary and private detective associations. Employed during Industrial disputes. Were adopted without objection by the . Today baseball Dakota league Valley City 0 Sioux Falls 0 Bellman and Carlson Achenbach and d. Nelson. National Lea Gus Chicago 900 321�?6 la 0 Philadelphia too oil�?3 4 2 caled end sixth inning account rain. Aldridge Osborne and Wirts g Smith Singleton and Henline. Pittsburgh 130 020 04 Brooklyn .232 200 Carlson Morrison. Hamilton Yellowhorse Adams and Gooch cadre Mamaux. Smith and Deberry. Cincinati at Boston postponed rain. St. Louis at new York. Postponed. Rain. By associated press leased wire Chicago 111�?z june 21.�?babe Ruth a argument with Umpire Dineen yesterday before the Cleveland new new York contest will keep him out the game two Days in addition to the three Day suspension imposed yesterday president ban Johnson the american league announced today. Ruth consequently will not be Able to play until monday. President Johnson increased the Home run King s suspension originally three Days for disputing a decision made by Dineen in mondays game at Cleveland to five Days when he received a Long report from the Umpire today detailing remarks made by the outfielder yesterday when ordered off the Field in compliance with . Johnson s first ruling. Or. Johnson announced that Ruth is suspended without pay and that this feature the decision will Cost babe $1,500 $300 a Day which was said by the american league president to be the player salary. A babe Ruth is going to behave himself ill keep him out the game All . Johnson said in making known Tho decision. Washington treaties pass second Reading in House lords mrs. Oleson is Senate Winner Minnesota woman is nominated by democrats to oppose senator Kellogg six cars and Tho caboose which carried the balance the train Crew remained Tho track and the balance the Crew escaped Hurt. The other members Tho Crew aided in getting Kirch from the River. The engine which was hauling the gravel was a big d-7 Type especially designed to haul heavy toads. Railway officials Are dubious As to their ability to Salvage the cars and engine at the present time. It is pointed out that the River is at least three feet above Normal and that it May be advisable to wait until a lower stage is reached before Salvage is attempted. W. Kelley i and d. Division superintendent is Here and has taken charge the Salvage proposition. Or. Kelley was directing repair work near i Pukwana for which the gravel taken i from the Oacoma pits was being j hauled eastward. Bridge carried away that Section the Pontoon which carried the engine and fifteen cars i broke from its moorings when the j cars fell off and floated a considerable distance Down the River before it could be caught and anchored. Work started immediately upon the Pontoon repairs but it probably will be four five Days before this is Complete. In the meantime it will be necessary to drop Back to the old ferry method transferring freight London. Eng. June 21�?the House lords yesterday passed the second Reading the a treaties Washington act 1922.�?� introduced last week by lord Lee. Of Farnham first lord the admiralty. This Bill makes effective the two treaties signed in february at Washington one for the limitation naval armament and the second for the Protection neutrals and non combatants at sea and to prevent the use noxious gases and chemicals in War. St. Paul june 21�?returns from Minnesota s state wide primary monday were sufficiently near Complete today to show mrs. Anna Dickie Ole sen far in the Lead Thomas Meighen. Her nearest opponent for the democratic nomination for United states j and passengers Over the Missouri senator. The selection mrs Olesen As the senatorial Standard bearer for the democrats next fall will Call for an expression sentiment the question sending a woman to the Senate in addition to the question adherence to party lines and issues involving the National administration Frank b. Kellogg Junior senator from Minnesota and one president Harding a stalwarts in the Senate who was re nominated in the re pub labor session is halted while chiefs visit strike scene by associated press leased wire Cincinnati o., june 21.-�? the a mean primary Over Ernest Lurleen j tonal the Amor an will face the political Barrier with i let Abor will be a i mrs Oiesen next fall along with Hen ttnip0iarly night while the it Loo Rik shipped the Farmer labor Nomi j Gates to Newport ky., where a strike pee senator Kellogg remained in i steel workers has been since Washington during the primary Cam i last october to hold a mass meeting pain. Leaving his candidacy in the i in support the workers. Hands the regular Republican for a time during the strike per a animation. Whih gave him its in Mission to hold Public meetings was do sements in the state convent.. Denied Tho strikers by the military mrs Olesen likewise was an in authorities in control the City. Dorset candidate. Delegates to the president Samuel Gompers and oth democratic state like the a National figures in the labor world democrats at the polls monday Sej will address the meeting tonight. Elected her As the organization Candi Date for the Senate. The report the committee education reported that no evidence Hadd been found anti labor propaganda being circulated Iii school text books weather report South Dakota generally fair tonight and thursday cooler West portion thursday afternoon. By Associat-4 press leased wire Washington. Cd june 21�?the House rules committee voted today to drive right Way to the capper Tincher Grain mtg rec rid11 he participated in the Welcome to the would supplement the futures Trad a a i via vacant urine this i u to London. Eng june 21.�?william Howard Taft was the guest the archbishop Canterbury at luncheon today. A together with i Host ing act to meet he recent supreme court decision. The measure will be taken up by the House this week. Prince night they will be the guests the King and Queen. American league Washington.900 010 Chicago 020 too to Francis Mogridge and Gharrity Picinich Robertson and Schalk. Boston 004 too Detroit too 010 Collins and Ruel Olsen Cole and Bassler Manton. New York too 212 Cleveland Ooi Cio a Shawkey and Hoffman Edward. Uhle and Neill. Philadelphia. Too St. Louie too Pummell and Bouggy Wright Aud i sever eld. Coil Ina. Found Many articles value when you find a lost article bring it to the Republican office. The Republican will advertise it in the want ads without Cost to you. Many lost articles Are returned to their owners through Republican want ads almost every week everything from a $5 Bill to an automobile Crank a ladies Glove. A when you find it bring it to the Republican saturday want ads free with every two to five issues dry worker West coast is bigamist is Omaha hearings charge officials yardage charges Are postponed to july 25 los Angeles Calif. June 21.�?Rev, Donald d. Stewart the California Temperance worker who a arrested near Sierra Madre yesterday a said today by the authority to have been accused formally bigamy in Indianapolis. Detroit and now York and Boston. It is Alloo announced that his a a wives had charged him with by associated press leased wire Washington. C., june 21.�?postponement hearings to be held at Chicago. Peoria and Shiuh Omaha complaints live Stock dealer defrauding them thousands Dol a fair a 1as urges made by the Lars j Stock Yards at these places was an mrs Ethel Turner Osbaldeston. Ar-1 Quot our a a today by Secretary Wallace. Rested with Stewart. I. Alleged. A. The dates previously sched Cordone to a detective Agency to have us Ltd la hearings be held Chi posed As stewarts sister and a a arranged the several marriages which he is accused the two Are held the specific complaint be. Ing fugitive Justice from Boston. The it try in Odd Rev Stewart composed a song r, 11, Loh entitled Quot we make fornia unjust end dle Artir. He is credited with causing the Elim nation segregated districts in Sev i a a to eral cities. Cago july 25, at Peoria july 6 and at South Omaha july to. The complaint the live Stock men was made against the service and weighing constables rushed to guard court at trial Delorme by associated press leased wire Montreal. Que., june 21�?extra constables were rushed to the courthouse yesterday to hold Back the throng that tried to Tress into the chamber where a hearing waa being held the sanity Adelard Delorme. Former priest charged with Daugherty asks for legitimate argument against Steps. Merger by Nodal leased wire Wah Egton. c., june 21.�?au Torney got eral Daugherty today wit any comment tied Public the statement murdering hts half Bret her. Raoul. I a Quot a a it the two a mar. M in this cases now before Tho department Justice. It War Tomsy that tilt department Wenyi it glad t hear rom nov acre Ottawa University student City last january. Re enforced the court House guar do threw a cordon around the building Ood took stations at the font j the Interior Etal cae. Person who Hoe any legitimate argument too Fer against the Merg Ivy

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