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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 24, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages the evening Republican City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota tuesday june 24,1924. Number 227great ovation for Wilson spans continent in flight from Dawn to dusk Lieut. Maughan succeeds in third attempt to reach West coast lands in great crowd Katimy vat Ator is ii vex great ovation when Fie comes to Earth it san Francisco ate breakfast in new York and supper in san Francisco from t Berlin tune 25.�?o-Liu tenant Russell ii. Maughan epoch maker of the air. Who yesterday completed a flight the East to the West co tween Dawn and dusk. In a Neofa Man and his f George e. Maughan. Is a a Polis resident. Lieutenant Maughan a on a farm near and there he Liv finished High so paid i i Horn Morris minn., 1 until he had col. His father Day. His Mother and two a a a at he a Minnesota boy. Alright he added with a twinkle in his eve. A and knows where the Good fishing is a just As t do. A must the same. I wish he was in something he said. It is mighty dangerous. Not that he cares or Ever did. A the always was a great boy for games and stunts. He never smoked or drank. He kept him self in Fine physical trim. The elder Maughan came to Minneapolis from Liverpool a1 years ago he said. San Francisco. Calif., june 2 4.-�? a a i. Manehan i wrote a new and spectacular chapter in the history of mans Conquest of the air yesterday when he spanned the North american continent in less Day hazardous and gruelling flight third attempt. He left Mit eld. New York at 2 59 1-2 a. Stern Standard time halted at five refuelling stations in Cross mountains and Plains my constantly refer 21 hours. 47 democrats pay dead War chief mighty tribute convention stops temporary chairman for prolonged demonstration for idol cheers Are frequent temporary chairman Harrison is repeatedly inter Ritter by delegates applause i Fadi aft of Flettre gird Obj new York City. June 24.�?As the last business of today a meeting the democratic National convention heard read a Resolution of respect for the m e in or v of Woodrow Wilson. And adopted it amid cheers. The convention adjourned at 2 45 of clock util 11 a. Rn., Day ton tax plan and the Fordney my a Cumber Tariff act were greeted by repeated shouts of approbation and j there was another prolonged crash of cheering when the temporary chairman declared the armaments conference was held in spite of the Republican administration and Only because of the insistent demands of i a Bill Borah of Idaho who refuelled to i bind himself in the holy Honda of i Republican Wedlock at it j was a reference to the Idaho senators refusal to run for president on the Republican ticket and the convention seemed to regard it As a Bull s Eye hit. There was a whoop from montana., i seconded from other delegations when the senator charged that the Republican National committee a had framed a democratic senator because he dared to do some on from Kansas yelled a Hurrah for Wheeler and delegates and galleries cheered again. A demonstration Over probes then roars of laughter swept the Hall As in Rich Southern oratorical flourishes the temporary chairman de scribed in sarcastic vein what transpired at the Cleveland convention and ironically eulogized the work of a Butler and Slemp the two Republican dem. Keynoter Idem. Nomination says Sphinx not for presidency americans need anybody a race i chairman Pat Harrison de-1 lines of numerous candidates dares time is Ripe for a Are holding tight As ses Paul Revere Sions begin scandals Are scored May Settle platform Devi or a Etc s p Faker clares Cleveland con Ven Tion is r passed any dramatic Ber l us i f de m but Eye committee j a Titi prevent Battle on floor Over conflicting planks Light saving time. Tomorrow Madison Square Garden. New York musketeer a and Frank Mondell. The a. Permanent chairman at Cleveland qty. .tun#1 �?T4�? let it with a. Roaring a a Lam s Durk my a ably elated demonstration for Woodrow Wilsonjr to typify the work rattle i the democratic National convention i then the convention was brought interrupted its business Tod a while i to its feet cheering As senator Harril the delegates and visitors joined in j son declared that in the whole course a a f�?T,��?~i.= and vet a Richuta to i of the Senate investigations not a j the late president idol of the de a single incident was disclosed Quot thai racy. I would discredit a single cheers for Cleveland. Jackson. Jef it the Missouri delegation was the first Fern and rms had resounded thru j a stand �?�0 and take the Lead in the i the big Garden but when the temporary chairman. Senator Harrison _ new York City june 24.�? Aoa the new York City june 21. Arper-1 democratic National convention set Lea needs a Paul Revere. A not a but today to Lay Down a. Platform and mph Ink in the White House to rail and a presidential nominee. It Back to duty and High resolve the opening program beginning at. Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi noon. Daylight saving time gave lit declared today in sounding the key tie indication of the Seething under ran a the was i Chell i in. In briefly route fought fatigue curing nausea Here is lieutenant Russell l. Maug Han standing beside his Cross country plane. In which he flew yesterday by Daylight from new York to san Francisco. Air plane mail new Banks to Over continent replace those starts july is closed in s. Letters to re carried Fraise Peri note to ent Hirning says new York to san Kran j this will be policy of his mentioned the name of Wilson the noise and enthusiasm broke Loos states standards came up quickly from their places and soon the floor was jammed with a mass of milling. J marching delegates prancing about and chanting the songs which he a Ca me famous in the War Days of Wil i on. Chairman Harrison sensing that a Tho a a or a it or r. A c d gov a j a Post ration for the former president calmly took a chair to rest from the i Rigort of his keynote up a Ach and j waited for it to subside before beginning anew. Traffic Jam delays opening the democratic convention ram to or or for its first sessions at 12 42 j of clock. After delaying the o Cisco in .24 hours each Day department the police t Demontra Ion. Which lasted for Al i most a full minute. Set off by Pavilion name the first Long demonstration of the convention began As or. Harrison said that the nation wanted another Man with the courage of a Jackson a and the fighting qualities of Woodrow at the mention of or. Wilson s name half of the delegates leaped from their chairs Yelling their approbation and they a re joined a moment later by the entire membership of the convention. A Parade around the Haji was started by the new Jersey delegation which ripped up its state Standard from its floor fastenings and started what turned out to he a howling March about the aisles into which eventually every state stand pening Ard was drawn by the shouting Dela note at the democratic National convention. In an address condemning the Republican administration it s policies both Domestic and foreign the temporary chairman called on democrats everywhere a with Victory within their grasp a to unite against a currents of clashing ambitions and opinions that have bewildered the delegates for Days and Are Likely to Rock the convention for Many More Days after disposal of the formalities of temporary and permanent organization. The High notes of today s formal j prelude to the impending spectacle i n Madison by Tiare Quot a a Feht were the keynote address of senator Harrison common enemy. A ooh for one in the White House a he said. A whose heart might be melt-1 of Mississippi As temporary chair i Man. Appointment of the resolutions. I rules credentials and other committees and sundry speeches and action de and courage aroused to sympathize and fight. Would that we once More might see in that exalted Posi o straighten a i s ates. After a. Circuit about the Hall the i nut crispy i 5 o cd Wor a and b of the Ped h Exciton m tended to de ovation a a a said a Servici cock p but a the Sharp via Erie i id arrive nigh t s. 4 5 be Field. San Francis Nick. Pacific time a and nervous Fri tier struggle with air the illness which had Grid in the. Courageous Trail Blaz i gulped in a cheering mass of humanity whirl n almost Unwar his arrival. Noisy re in of Ion hut its Good to be Here jubilant comrades of the Jated him bodily from of his plane. Chica go Day and 111. Jui tra Kiat lorry Majl of t he nos n of a a scheduled to Start the world a first or july put a re run up up a i a pit wildly he air the am tired to present a via to service. Colonel a Ond assistant Post sorted in outlining Ergo he said a been for military next tuesday a time one plane Cisco and at to Pierre p. D., june 24.�? j5 a organization of new and unencumbered state Banks to replace those we High have suspended has become the definite of the sta2e_han_king it Iep Arf ment and is being fostered in preference to re organization of crippled institutions John miming superintendent of banking announced today. The plan. Or. Hirning declares is ter general As j to provide an entirely new foundation in communities left without Hanking facilities. All sound assets of failed institutions May be turned Over to Newt Banks As also May be claims of cred at 6 a. In. Pacific j hours in similar proportion will leave san fran the portion of a failed Bank Sas a. In. Eastern time i sets classed As a a Frozen a or not readily a to a Tinetta a part will r Nore pensive e n As a Busi ii Henderson plans Here. Tilth Ationo a Appeal a Security j traffic Jam outside which was leering j after a. Cir hundreds of delegates and visitors i new Jersey Standard was held High i from the Hall. Chairman Hull look in front of the speakers stand by a Ling refreshed and hotter after his at group of delegates from the state tack of exhaustion and Hoat strike j from which or. Wilson was chosen i brought Down the Gavel. To Brief j for the presidency. The other stand a jew be Subo no or Pai titty to finery re a paraded a Gay Irylla the band to order and gave Way to Cardinal played a a Dixie and a string of other Hayes who offered the invocation popular song. Delegates and Gal t Tiou reception was in another Wil heave new York on the rapt to the lonely single a 2,680 mile route of the trans Conti the which the airman wag Jental air mail a. Kiet a Hmil i he h i a a convertible then will he retained by the state Hanking department for the scheduled time gradual redemption. By this Means or. Hirning says new Banks will be enabled to begin wifi a i tvs mite Kim ur�?T5 i Wea i v a or in pm pit if a and Purs i ugh an id in 1 in in his the in Azvest hound is Mimir 4 5 minutes and East bound 22 hour. 5 minutes. Red away from j if a fast mall train left each ter i whereas if old Banks were re organic of a we Aning Light of i Minal at precisely the same hour the flaunted by the j planes left. Colonel Henderson Estivo previous fail i mates. When the East bound Pahhe Dis i charges its cargo of 26.000 letters at Start he encountered rough new York the train which left san i a dense fog Over upper Francisco at the same time would Bel enveloped him. East of 1 at Cheyenne Wyo. When Tho West he ran into a severe rain bound plane arrives at the Presidio j storm. Clinging to the in san Francisco the express train the i in a ast the a it of his powerful pm a army which started from the Atlantic however to fur a at the same hour would be t perilous obstacle j Region of la it a City. La. His path the looming Range of i More than half the entire distance in alleghenies. Tor about 1.4.6ft Miles. W ill be Illumin to in of th5 a Ripe i in in lated of of life to i Flyte re the night Ork to Dayton 575 Miles i flight area is divided into thre a Sec a Vered in four hours seven minutes. J Jinns Clev Eland to Chicago Chicago i a Tiv better than the original j a Cheyenne and Cheyenne to Heddle. Mechanician Opp Ever. At a hour a was r tires lie at St been 1 wet f i Tho t a i 1 break fasting Lechan Lucians Bow Springs wye., and Only the Center i Tenn corporation officials said today Section will he lighted during the we informed Early As to the summer. A the Days shorten electric j scheme along which the state Bank no of his Mengirt j and acetylene Gas rays will take the i eng. Department is working to rebuild the South Dakota financial Structure a said officials of the corporation in a statement regarding the plan announced at Pierre. A it Dove tailed perfectly with what this corporation is trying to do to re establish the banking service of the state. Our program for weeks has been rather to assist in the . In Totri of new int Chi Banks than to attempt to revive some there would still remain a Large element of the Hazard which led to their suspension. A each new institution a the superintendent asserts a must answer the unequivocal requirement of $25, in capital Stock a list of too per cent responsible stockholders and officers who have been approved by the state banking credit body approves Minneapolis. June 24.�?the program of the South Dakota banking department for creation of new Banks instead of re organizing closed institutions lits in Jim i f Tom in a verb the operations of the agricultural credit corporation of Minneapolis for Relief Rock j South Dakota financial situate in three to casting in Man Quot j a and acetylene Gas rays will take the ton and he was delayed one j place of the retreating Sun on the id 11 minutes while the break j past and West wings until there will paired and wheels with Large remain for the Daylight hops Only aced on his machine. The sierras in the West and Alleg is Maughan a next Stop was hankies in the East. Joseph. Mo., where he had it the line has been divided into three ironed that the flying Field was Posta zones. New York Chicago a in recent Rains. He arrived Chicago Cheyenne and Cheyenne san mishap at left 52 a. Rn., Cen a Francisco with special rates Stab be however completing Tbell a g r a s ppr ounce or fisc Loii u i la min h Platte nh., his third a he arrived at 1 34 p rn., e. He remained 22 minutes Donees of Lieut. Maughan a came apparent at Chey he arrived at 2.17 p. Rn., time. He was ill when from his plane. But so6n Ting off at 2 54 p. Rn., he faced Geo sly and smilingly the por of his trip conceded to hold the continued on Page six a urn Dep a ver service is topic of International president of Lions for each zone or part thereof. Let ters May be mailed at any Point off i of the closed and badly involved in the line and they will be forwarded i Sti Tutins. Be we will continue on to the nearest air mail Junction Point j that basis trying to furnish the sort air mail postage will suffice even Tho j n Faid needed in places suffering most from Lack of adequate banking weather forecast Iowa a unsettled tonight and wednesday probably local Thunder storms not much change in temperature. Minnesota partly overcast in North. I showers probable in South portion tonight and wednesday not much Chance in temperature. North Dakota partly overcast tonight and wednesday not much change in temperature. South Dakota showers probable the great audience stood in silent reverence As the voice of the prelate penetrated to the farthest part of the big Garden. At the conclusion of the prayer the band struck up the Star spangled Banner and from the recesses of the Bunting and flags upon the Rafter j thousands of Little american flags i were released and fluttered Down Over the Heads and shoulders of the delegates. Then while the hand softly played the National Anthem j Anna gasp of the metropolitan opera co in Pany a n g a i f an Ai n e great a a ii Ai Quot i enc joined in the refrain. The formal announcement that j j senator Harrison had be in selected for temporary chairman got a cheer j from the convention floor and galleries. There was frequent applaud too As the names of the other temporary officer were read off. Delegates ready to shout j it was apparent that it was to by a shouting convention from the very Start. Every one seemed to be in i Good humor despite the bitter pre a convention rows and the impending i Battle oxen candidates Jid part measures and a Ery delegation appeared determined to outdo its neighbors in making a big noise in the i convention. Ashen the Reading of the Roll of temporary officers had been completed chairman Hull recognized former j Hov. Campbell of Ohio who moved j that the list be approved. The motion As adopted with a great chorus of ayes and or. Hull appointed a committee to escort senator Harrison i to the stand from his place in the Mississippi delegation. Then chairman Hull in a single sentence introduced senator Harri a Dpi turned. The a vol Over to he Jand retired. The new chairman quickly got a series soon were set singing As the continued on Page three two thirds Rule is readopted by dem. Committee new York City. June 21�?the Long established two thirds role governing nominations of for Ere eident and vice president was approved for retention by an overwhelming vote at the first meeting today of the democratic convention committee on rules. O woman is chosen chairman of dem. Credentials body new York City june 24.�?mrs. Be Roy Springs Lancaster. S. C., was unanimously elected chairman of the democratic convention committee on credentials today when it met to Iron out minor difficulties of several states. Miss Darden Moore assistant attorney general of Arkansas was elected Secretary of the committee. Today Basenau. On a Resolution of respect in memory of Woodrow Wilson. The delegates however were not Given a. Day off by any Means for the actual Start of the convention mild though it might he relatively served As a signal for redoubled efforts by the campaigners for the Host of candidates for the presidential Nomina Tion and by sponsors of the numerous i platform proposals. I,_fnhp.-\rradnn nod forces ing at Swift and rapidly accelerated National league . Cincinnati. 9ftft Ooi _ Temer and Schmidt. Gooch Rixey taste if what the duties of a presid Aud Hargrave. New York. 012 02ft correspondence originates and terminates off the air mail line. Gets term in prison for fake income report St. Paul. Minn., june 24.�?h h. Bigelow president of Brown and Bigelow. St. Paul advertising Agency was j0njj1j wednesday not much sentenced to Twoy Are in the federally e it me Rater. Inn <>4 Penitentiary a Leavenworth Kas. And fined $10.ft00 in Federal District court Here today when he pleaded guilty to an indictment charging con Omaha. No Freir for others without Hope of re Ward is the basis of True happiness and of True Llo ism. President John p. Noel. Grand rapid. Mich., declared Here today in his annual address before the convention of the International aspic nation of Lions delegates than la totalled More Rist ered night. Mars coming nearer 1 piracy to defraud the government of taxes. William f. Preister comptroller of the company and Robert of Galloway Secretary and treasurer were Earl guilty to a similar indictment. The firm also was fined $10,000 and was Ord red to pay $148,000 Back taxes pending arrangements to fill big London. will be almost lows place in other business ins Titu possible to Couch the planet Mars tons Here judge we. A. Cant Grant with your fingers on August 22. On de a stay of execution in his prison that Date the planet will be As near j sentence until november i. This year. To the Earth As it can be a Mere a to 34.500.000 Miles away. Mars has not Industrial accidents Cost to get a been that near i Loo years. Tion billions of dollars every to Jolt. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum. 76. Minimum 60. At 8 a. In. Today 64. Mitchell Clear. 4 roads fair. Sioux Falls partly Cloudy 62 roads Good precipitation Trajo. Watertown partly Cloudy 58 roads Good. Huron part Cloudy 66 roads Good. Aberdeen Cloudy 50 roads fair precipitation trace., ing officer of the turbulent convention were to be ilk. The delegates mss and cheered him for a minute while he was pounding for order and the opening sentences of his speech referring to corruption in High places. Were interrupted constantly with Hurrah. Cheer attack on Daugherty another real cheer and cries of a go to it. greeted the senators reference to the presence of Harry Daugherty As a Delegate to the Cleveland St?p��44c&n t Asti. I a a worst Boas Ridden convention of a generation a looking very Bot and uncomfortable in his Long tailed Black coat the temporary chairman launched rapidly into his prepared address As if determined to get it Over with quickly. But he put a lot of emphasis into parts of it. And delegates in old time democratic convention fashion interrupted him with cries of Good and a hit Mem again As he lambasted the Republican party As a Brooklyn. Iid onto Bentley and Snyder Vance and de Berry. Boston. Oil of Toto 0 Philadelphia. 20ft too it North and e. Smith Carlson and j. Wilson. American league first game Detroit too of St. Louis .010 01 Whitehip and Bailer Davis and postponed Cleveland Chicago rain. Two tomorrow. Washington. To too new York too 200 Zahniser. Russell and Ruel pen Nick and Schang. Philadelphia too non oooo i s 0 Boston .022 too 00x�?4 7 2 Naylor. Gray. Meeker and Perkins Bruggy Ferguson and Heving. Jacobson hits a pair St. Louis mo., june 24.�?bill Jacobson. Brown Cente fielder hit his Pauy of Bosses and big business and eighth and ninth homers of the so a declared the democrats were inter son off what evil in the first game ested rather in honesty and equal with Detroit today. The first circuit the speaker referred Only occasionally to his manuscript and As he got into form he used vigorous gestures and walked about the narrow platform so that he had to be cautioned to stay near the radio microphone that was carrying his address out to millions Over the country. Ovation on foreign policy senator Harrison jibes at the Mel a other in the fifth. Staler reinstated Chicago 111., june 24.�?president ban Johnson of the american league today reinstated George Sidler manager of the St. Louis Browns who was indefinitely suspended sunday with two other members of the club As a result of a pop bottle Shower directed at Umpire Howard Holmes. Pat Harrison Tion one with the courage of a Jackson the militant non Siy a of a Cleveland the matchless statesmanship and the Fine fighting qualities of a Woodrow senator Harrison ran the Gamut of the Harding Coolidge administration in a series of biting criticisms. A Large part of his speech was taken up with a resume of the disclosures of Senate investigating committees. The Oil policies in particular came in for vigorous denunciation. A show this administration an Oil Well a he said a and it will show you a foreign what might have been a America has taken the measure of this a Del n is tra t j on Quot con tiny a i a it might have been Able to free its self from the sectional idolatry and to Bave looked beyond the skies of new England. It might have heard the groans of the distressed Farmers of the West and sympathetically responded. It might have sought markets and removed the Tariff jams in the channels through which our surplus products move. It might have j Pace. Swept on with their opposing drives and Tho Underwood Camp also j put on More Speed. Likewise the sup porters of John w. Davis senator Ralston. James m. Cox and the numerous More or less dark horses seamed to find the going to their liking. Vote on candidates thursday although the platform and rules report will give the l.ft98 do Gatea their first Chance to do Battle for their opinions in the traditional manner Many of them expect the majority of such issues to he settled in committee after today a session and look for the the to Start thursday or Friday when the balloting on candidates begins. Indications today Are that the votes will he distributed on the initial ballots among at least 20 candidates with William g. Mcadoo having at the Start about 450. Gov. Alfred e. Smith approximately 250, and senators Underwood and Ralston John w. Davis and James m. Cox about 50 each. Others who will be in at the beginning at least and some of them have a first last and All the time supporters include governor Silzer of new Jersey senator Ferris of Michigan , Gia is of Virginia gov. Jonathan Davis of Kansas senator Harrison of Mississippi senator Robinson of Arkansas gov. Brown of new Hampshire gov. Bryan of Nebraska. Gov. Sweet of Colorado former senator Salisbury of Deleware and senator Kendrick of Wyoming. Plan big demonstrations. Monster demonstrations Are planned by the big Camps when their candidates Are placed in nomination and much time was devoted by members today to working up the sentiment of their supporters to the highest possible degree. Under the somewhat tentative pop or ten by in o n. In p a continued on Page six Coolidge hints heu decline to meet the allies Washington. C., tune 24.�?the United states is not Only willing but anxious to assist Europe in pushing the settlement of Ber reparations problem but does not intend to participate in any political difficulties overseas a spokesman for president Coolidge said today in commenting on the or inters1. Enc in London next month to consider Means of putting the Dawes plan into effect. Continued on Page six Amer ism insulted by Jap customs agents Yokohama. Japan. June 24.�?<>$ a on the steamship president Madison were subjected to a rigorous and discourteous customs examination when the vessel docked Here today until higher officials were informed of the change in methods and intervened and apologized. At least one of the american victims of the drs agreeable innovation was a woman. The president Madison out of Seattle. Docked As usual but when foreign passengers stepped onto the pier japanese customs officials stopped them asking a Are you american a when the answer was affirmative. Hughes county puts up $50,000 for Pierre Bridge Pierre s. A. Tune 24.�?commissioners of Hughes county today deposited $50,000 in county warrants with the state treasurer As part of a Bridge across the Missouri River Here. Deposits of $25,000 each have already been made by rate la a and Sully counties and similar amounts have been voted by Haakon and Hughes counties. Soundings for location of the pier began yesterday. Of frogs and toads destroy vast numbers of insects and Worms. Dergo a most rigorous search including the removal of their shoes leaving them standing on a wet floor. A complaint has been lodged with the United states consulate Here it was Learned and an official investigation of the affair started. Middaugh wins trap title with 99 out of too Fortran g d tune 24.�?l. Middaugh of Mobridge won the Amateur trapshooting championship of South Dakota Here this afternoon when he finished the second Hundred of the singles event with a score of 99. His total score for the two Days la 196 out of 200. Middaugh broke 55 straight on hi3 final Hundred today missed one. And then finished without a break. J

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