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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 24, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather fair Wanner the evening Republican third Edu Ion Gretna Green dash proves Flat farm Bill to Stop Drift to cities belief youngsters 19 annoyed by no Pursuit then too they found out they weren to married after All but that tall fixed Jar. Oiled toy Ria Don june 24�? ins but Quot s most astonishing baby Bride Eidsell 19 years compress a to sixteen words the Story opulent and marriage a mar which portended distressing -5 finally dissipated in a to laughter. Ours Wasny to a real honeymoon a. Certainly the Best imitation p that fever was All a question craving Are two Glamor hunger a is who were disappointed they found that Fate just t throw obstacles in their what a a Romance they asked a hurdles to leap clone to Gretna Green like vers old and be pursued a he upshot a hurried con a they la Chase us in to a St As in Queen Anne s time ird to Chase clopers in chair hat no Pursuit r there was a Surprise finish re neither had foreseen. No pursued them thus robbing their prearranged thrill. He another thrill was a expect Edh. Lurking around the Corner. A word about the Groom it seems her was a youngster by the name in Hector Mappin a wealthy col Hee youth and son the distinguished major Mappin. It seems also mat hectare fraternity Broth -. Bramwell rids Dell. Had a Sis the Petite and piquant Olive heiress to the rid sell Fortune. They for five months the two were inseparable. Dining dancing rid mgr everywhere the handsome Cou ple was admired and applauded everything pointed to a Happy unborn but All in due time As everyone thought. \ big idea Hee and Olive had different ideas the subject. One Day came the Dawn a great idea. They would put one Over every body a Elope and to none other than Gretna Green most famous English Quick w edding villages. Thither they sped in Olive s powerful roadster and there the marriage was solemnized if you can use such a pen oops word for the simple ceremony preformed by the Village Black Smith Home handed old Richard Rumson. They then considered themselves Blan and Wile ignorant the rest Orion that the pair applying for a License must have resided in the Community for Twenty one Days. Also each party must have attained the Twenty one years whereas the combined age these Tao would have mounted to thirty eight years each being Nineteen. Secretly annoyed by not being pursued their Erand love. The Happy pair was happier when inform cd that their marriage was not my. Quot but this is too exclaimed the romantic Olive throwing herself into Hector a arms and sighing contentedly. A we have had a More marvelous Romance Darling a Nan any we Ever dreamed course. Olive and Hector Are now honestly-to-goodnes8 married and Are just an adorable couple with Jennet clergy. But they will allays treasure the memory the me when naughty Gretna Green rare them the thrill their lamber dives. Shoots self in head then goes visiting Milwaukee. Wis. June 24�?up a a 60-year old Man despondent Over the death wife shot in the head and then spent the t a Day in visiting friends and relatives police Learned yesterday. William Lambrecht today was in emergency Hospital with a a fair Tice recovery. He shot behind the the right ear with 2 calibre revolver. He remained a Bis Home few a while and then to visit a daughter. Observing blood her fathers a re it and hands she questioned no but refused to take seriously answer that he had shot tre Man then went Home and re ired. He was up Early yesterday started another round that lasted late into the non. Last night however he Quot Ola used. Left. Above mrs. Mappin. Formerly Olive Ridsdel. Youthful British heiress who ran away to Gretna Green with her Fiance hoping to be pursued As in the Good old Days. Below right Young Hector Mappin British collegian who proposed the Gretna Green elopement to sweetheart for a the biggest thrill our right above a pair 1850 lovers in the favorite vehicle that Day fleeing to Gretna Green which has provided a Haven for impetuous lovers for generations. Left below a 1929 couple in the popular conveyance today still travelling the same Road. Farm body to buy wheat As control move hot cop looks fish eyed ? at Man with Frozen feet taint possible says Chicago sergeant when approached by victim blizzard thermometer was at 85, but Man s Story w As True Sullivan sees in measure results which will affect reapportionment Evanston 111., june 24�?it was 85 Ever have Frozen feet a in the Shade the police sergeant s surely thought the sergeant. I die in fight one wounded Board will attempt to get disk then Milliken. Of Leip a ii a a sic Ohio entered suffering great All co operatives into a in. New corporation Milliken parked a Crutch the a i desk mopped the perspiration from. _ _ m a brow and gazed across the in 4 Bills connected to weirs to be Broad i Tenning space at at Sergt. Bert Kinder upon whose features the probe drug use Hawks leaves at Ohio state coast coast run prosecutor wont use Snook s confession in murder trial he says Columbus o., june 24�? 4> a . James h. Snook dismissed University professor and confessed Slayer Theora student at Ohio state University pleaded not guilty to a Ferri degree murder indictment when arraigned this morning in criminal court. On the request county prosecutor John j. Chester. Or. Judge Robert p. Duncan set july 22 As the Date for trial. The Early Date was fixed Over the opposition e. O. Brochette one Snooks attorneys who said the defense would not have time to prepare its Case. Veteran Pilot Hopes to establish both East and West records metropolitan Airport. Los Angeles Calif june 24�?mf a Captain prank Hawks took off Here at i a. Rn., today for new York City where he proposes to Start a one Stop round trip flight from new York to los Angeles and return beginning wednesday at 4 a in. Eastern Daylight time. Hawks was accompanied in Lockheed Vega monoplane by Peter Clausen Mechanic who will condition the plane before its return trip. Hawks took 340 Gallons gasoline sufficient he believed to carry to Parks Field East St louts hi., where he hoped to arrive by 2 p. Rn., Central Standard Columbus o., june 24�? 4> a the to refuel use narcotics at the veterinary i plan e 1 Refue school Ohio state University was under the investigation Federal officers today upon the admission . James h. Snook dismissed professor. That Theora 25 year old coed assistant whom he confessed slaying had begged frequently for narcotics while in employment. William Ford. Narcotic agent said he had Learned that the depart i the plane there and continue the journey eastward Landing As near new York As possible before Nightfall. He would Complete the trip to Roosevelt Field Early tuesday he said. Captain Hawks expects to take off from new York wednesday with 600 Gallons gasoline in the Hope breaking the East West record 24 hours 51 minutes made Lin Mirn unc vent in a last february by the late Captain set the a 18,8 h�?o17 six he Quot behave plane vex a primer Al our refuelled and the motor checked drawl was experimental p in Ess than two hours for the in statements return trip to new York. The Pilot . A Nook declared Ini statements Mem he to make West 25 to hat esked Ward hop in 18 hours and the Quot Nar Colf tat Dawes denies he will serve liquor London. Eng. June 24�?tm�?ru-�?�- current Here that he intend Foj Erving alcoholic beverages in Don residence were met by am ador Dawes today with the 2ftment a a 2 never served alcohol in my be in Washington in my be before that. I see no reason i should change my procedure re in Nied that she was an addict that i he had granted her requests i prosecution and defense were engaged today in Maneu vers preliminary to Snoeks trial a first degree murder indictment. County prosecutor John j. Chester jr., said that three alienist who examined Snook will report to tomorrow. They made an examination after Chester a announcement that be be-1 lived Snook was sane the night he beat the girl into insensibility with a Hammer and the cot i Throat with pocket knife. Will fight an insanity plea. Chester dem . As Chester indicated he will not use the 49-year-old veterinarians written confession in the trial and conducted further examinations blood stains in Snook s clothes and automobile. His attorneys prepared for a defense which they declared would be carried As far As possible Snook s plea not guilty which they announced he would make even before arraignment. In new York. Hawks will have a radio set installed in plane so that he Mav receive weather reports in already holds the West East non atop record 18 hours 21 minutes 59 seconds. O father forecast Olith Dakota and North Dakota Ger Rahv fair tonight and tues lightly warmer tuesday. Minnesota a generally fair to and tuesday not much re re in temperature. A Ceraska a mostly fair tonight i i tuesday somewhat warmer a a Ruday. Iowa mostly fair tonight and Day slightly cooler tonight in Lith and extreme East portion. Local temperatures maximum and minimum tempera As recorded by the official eminent thermometer from 7 to. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 77 minimum 47. At 7 a m. Today 52 r hoods Good a Sci tation. Of inches precipitator since january i 1035 inches Tucci Pitton deficiency since Janu Ltd i. 85 inches. 500 attend meet the Opdal Laget Irene s. D., june 24.�? a it it a five w Hundred persons attended the Antler Nual two Day convention the he dal Laget. National society norwegian pioneers and their descendants. Which closed Here yesterday. Delegates were present from As far As California and Washington. Authorisation was made for a museum collection scandinavian relics illustrative Pioneer conditions. The Rev. John b. Reese. Mitchell was re elected president. Other officers Are s. O. Vognild. Irene first vice president Erik Roe Canton second vice president. T. A. Jurgen son. Sharon n. D., third vice president a. H. Hagen. Irene financial and recording Secretary mrs. S. O. Vognild Irene corresponding Sec a w Nas it rotary i. Snede Irene treasurer de Lien. Irene and Martin Sioux City historian. Near Here. Remained Good today. The Date their discharge from a local Hospital is still Uncertain. Pugsley and wife still in Hospital pups a a in a 7her and roads 7a.m. Hilo . Re ills 62 79 47 .10 Good 55 72 52 .08 Good in 52 68 46 05 Good 55 68 50 to Good Ity 48 55 42 .21 Good 50 66 48 13 Good s 60 68 51 la Good 50 62 46 .04 Good Hoover rises at 5 at desk at to Washington. A. June 24. Eph after an Early morning Start from fishing preserve in the Blue Ridge mountains president Hoover motored Back to Washington today arriving at the White House a few minutes before ten clock. I the residential party arose at a i Karl wonderful result 5 clock and after breakfasting at i Naa wonder ii ice Camp began the return trip to a thanks very much Washington. R i inc . Hoover appeared refreshed writes Uco. Jun Den a two Dav stay at the Camp a Niue now Imberi had and smiled a cheery greeting to the Rill View. Lvir. Locri not Cri Leesville a at advertised purebred oct in he foot the Mountain. Or. Hoover s guests week end Trio were Secretary Hyde and Mark Sullivan writer. $7,000 Paronto Days for Cream Hitchcock. S. D., june 24�?in a a a ii Flat period 30 Days approximately $7. Were evidently the Kina trial 000 was paid Raj mers for Cream Are Worth it. So if you have for the m Davs a min two that Vuu would totalled 643 cans valued it More a a a la k Luo Kandy than 8 0311 in addition 10 like to sell grab the Nanay shipments by railway Large amounts 11.1 a up want lid dare Cream Are taken out this Blank tile warn by he tort by trucks there Are three Collie pups for Sale and prices were from $12 to $25 dollars. Now that a quite a Little Money for a Pup but these j q ii la in. I a Ulm. And tend in your and. Local Cream buying a Uain. By Mark Sullivan Washington d. C., june 24�? sometimes an event in the Day s news is so clearly related to a Long Vista history Burt it is a pit saw to Reorg Nasf kinship. Sometimes too a group recent events in the newspaper have such a relation to each other that it is interesting to observe their Unity. Both these kinds satisfaction arc illustrated by the present session Congress. To understand Tim so Orion in hmm respects one should begin not with ithe two Bills it was called to Paw farm Relief and the Tariff but rather with to e measure that was forced upon it by necessity the reapportionment the lower House icon Gren. Starting with that one can recognize in this session Congress such a Unity As one rarely sees in a group current events which superficially seem Only casually related. A the Constitution requires that a census the United states shall a taken every ten years Ana that members the lower House shall be re allotted to the states in proportion to population As revealed by each census. These constitutional provisions were duly followed every ten years a until 1920. Since 1910 there has been no reapportionment. In 1920 a census was duly taken out no reapportionment was made. As re pets reapportionment. Congress has been in default for nearly ten years. Reason for default for this default various reasons have been Given. It was said and this was True that when the census 1920 was taken Many soldiers were still away from Home that therefore the census did not truly Prfto Etero the distribution population. And hence a hat a reapportionment made the basis the 1920 census would be unfair but the deeper thing that the 1920 census revealed and the True reason no reapportionment was made was that farm states had been rapidly losing population to states having Bier cities. States havin a prevailing farm population which Means practically All the states in the South and West except California had been growing very slowly. As it was put by senator Sackett. Of Kentucky who deplored the fact he was comp Elk to recognize a we find there is heir.? drawn from the country districts their representation in Congress and it is being piled up in the Urban districts and in the cities this states in the North and East Havior tug cities had been growing a rapidly. This fact was in the census 1920. From this fact it resulted that a reapportionment made upon the basis the census 1920 would Uke about Twenty three members the lower House representatives away from Western and Southern states excepting California and add them to Northern and Eastern states having big cities. Speaking roughly this would mean Twenty three fewer dry members Congress. Twenty three More wet ones. It meant a shift Twenty three votes All the issues that arise Between farm and City. 23 seats May change this was the deep reason for the reluctance Congress to make a reapportionment after the 1920 census. Congressmen from the South and West disliked a reapportionment which would deprive Twenty three them their seats and would give those seats to cities. One can sympathize with their attitude. A one can sympathize with Twenty three them who Asl ii visuals would actually lose their seats. One can sympathize even More with their impersonal reluctance to see a considerable fraction political Power pass away from the farms and villages and go to the clites. But the congressmen who were resisting the Plain Index the census were resisting so to speak the barometer. What they ought to resist obviously is the condition conditions that had caused the barometer to change. We come now to the first illustration the curious and engaging Unity the present session Congress. The session was called for two purposes to enact farm Relief and to revise the Tariff. To these two subjects the shift in population from farm to City is directly related. The cities have been growing at the expense farms partly because fanning has beep a less remunerative and less attractive occupation compared to City occupations. Compared to City occupations compared to non agricultural industries. The purpose farm Relief As stated explicit in the Campaign last year and Al stated explicitly in the present farm Relief Bill is to a bring agriculture to Equality with other May arrest Drift a Concrete result farm Relief if it is properly carried out and if it is successful should be to arrest the Drift population from farm to City. One wonders whether a historian Many years from now Reading this article in the yellowed files this newspaper will observe that this farm Relief Bill really Vias successful that it really did arrest reverse the draft from country to City. Has this Congress taken the right and intelligent Steps to achieve the purpose we come now to the intimately related subject the Tariff. One must carefully refrain from saying that the protective Tariff As carried out for some sixty to seventy years past has been the sole cause even the main Cau a. Of the Drift from farm to Rita. Other causes have been in operation. The same Drift has taken place in countries other than the United states. But it is a fact that when the protective Tariff system was adopted. America was More than one half agricultural and is new Only a Little Over one Quarter agricultural. And it is a fact that the protective Tariff system was adopted for the purpose stimulating manufacture a a infant industries a As they we a i then called. And it must be Cicer Shat we could not stimulate the eth manufacturing without taking some population from the farms to Man the factories Woald increase numbers after nearly ten years failure to Obeth mandate the co Natl Coon Ltd Pale Aillet evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. June 24�?how the cooperative marketing plan Call with hated for in the agricultural Market j a ridiculous ing act will be used to control the Der. Enormous wheat surpluses discuss j a you have no Conception All Melee in front Kansas City hotel Breeze two electric fans was concentrated. A pm. Feet Are said the Man from Leipsic fanning himself must humor . _ _. R r a How did you freeze Mem in an gunmen triage in Bree Bor icebox a he inquired. A ooh. said Milliken a a a twas in a blizzard while Hunting. Every seen is the sergeant sent Milliken to the air. O a can Hospital convinced he was suffering one had bad record from something. Later he called to i. A inquire what really was the matter. Kansas City to june 24.�? a a Frozen feet a said the doctor. Two gangsters one wanted in Chi a they were Frozen some weeks ago and Angeles for murder. In Canada the hot weather makes Gre 4rd a third is in a Hoe said sergeant Kin you de in interviews with senators from j suffering the farm Belt Here this week. They 1 All agree that the farm Board created in the act recently signed by the president and the members which Are soon to be designated will take immediate Steps to Purchase wheat As a remediable control the present Low Price. Senators capper Kan it Norris j Nebraska Norbeck South Dakota and others Are known to be investigating the possibility this Board to Benefit the wheat Farmer the Midwest. Although a majority the Midwest senators and Many House members from that Section did not support the farm Bill As passed without the debenture plan it is known that they Are All anxious to get what assistance possible Ftp be derived from president hoovers clan. Wheat w ill come first senator capper who supported the Bill As finally passed says that he expects the Board As soon As it begins functioning to Call the wheat cooperatives to Nartie an advisory committee seven the first 1 step specified in the Law toward establishing a stabilization corporation for a Given commodity. The Board will attempt to get As Many wheat cooperatives As possible both Large and Small into the corporation in order that the responsibilities the organization May be borne by All Farmers and that As few As possible shall Benefit by a higher Price if such can be obtained by regulation without at the same time being members the giant cooperative organization. The duty the advisory corporation will be to advise the farm Board As to the organization the wheat fanning Industry into cooperatives and As to the Board s recognition a stabilization corporation which will be a centralized sales Agency for handling wheat. Can use Mani portion methods As soon As created this stabilization corporation for wheat will find itself with very Broad Powers according to the provisions the Mil instead having to confine itself to its member organizations the corporation can buy wheat from members non members and thru this method employ Ordinary Grain manipulation methods for control prics this particular feature was fought out in Congress before the Bill was passed with some my said Milliken. A a a did you de them a Well. I declare a said sergeant Kinder pushing the switch the electric fan Over to the Point Mark increase asked in w001 Tariff Hill charges4 sinister forces House May dominate the Senate Gene paid widow $35,001 he says bought off claims. He asserts. In answer filed to love suit Washington. C., june 24�?</? a substantial increase in the duties raw Wool and Wool waste which would double and treble some the rates provided in the Tariff Bill were advocated Bridgeport conn., june 24�?04 a James j. Gene Tunney a answer to the f500.0 h breach Promise House suit brought by mrs. Katherine before King Fogarty it. Worth Texas. A Senate finance sub committee and jew York. Was filed in super today by f. J. Hagenbarth spen. With cer. Idaho president the nation-,10 court he Toda it a Lin a1 Wool growers Assoc Ai Ion. I counter claim. The witness said it was nets Tunney a answer filed by Homer nary to have a higher rate Wool \ Cummings Stamford con waste All varieties declaring next Cut attorney reveals that Wool imported last year displaced Billy Gibson the former heavy 1-3 the american production weight Champion s Trainer paid to Virgin Wool. He asked that the mrs. Fogarty the sums Oill and present thirty one cent a Pound $35,000 a to re Liquigli her claims a a a a a a duty raw Wool which the House the receiving these j Jve has other gun. Bumper sums says the answer mrs fog a11 cowl rowing Garty signed a release. The answer never joked shout does not say. However whether Oll Ere Iff her charge that Tunney asked her t 2 f the huddle to marry and was accepted is 1 esl shot each other. Pital wounded in the Back following a Midnight gun Battle among themselves in front a fashionable hotel Here late saturday night five men who had been drinking in a room in the hotel police said walked out the building quarrelling Over a revolver. Sev i eral minutes later they began shooting at each other while huddled the sidewalk. Two the men whose names were not Learned by the police escaped. Ben Barrette 42. Alias Fred Roberts. Was killed instantly and Arthur Hartman about 35. Was faulty wounded Keams Tumpsey alias Keams Humphrey was shot in the Back. Hospital attendants said he would recover. Hartman died sunday afternoon. Shooting was Genera the quarrel began in the hotel room when Tumpsey took barrettes gun and gave it to Hartman Tumpsey said Barrett was in no and had been flashing it frequently. Just As the men left the hotel Hartman refused barrettes demand for revolver. Just then barrettes hand made Bill raises to 34 cents be further advanced to 36 cents. Discusses sugar duty termination the reciprocal treaty with Cuba was advocated before one sub committee by Ches True ter Gray. Washington representative the american farm Bureau federation who said that organization favored a tax agricultural the answer alleges that mrs. Fogarty a suit is an attempt to damage the reputation and a a vex foe former pugilist and charges that imports from the philippine is before both the second Dempsey lands. Many farm organizations. I Tunney fight and the Heeney he continued Felt that the placing j Tunney fight she a spread libellous Tho we rates agricultural statements regarding Fedor relations products grown in this country and with Tunney and affairs. Lits colonies was a Mere gesture. Such duties nullified the benefits Dohm Stie producers Duld derive. He said adding a this would to evidence the growing intensity the democratic Republican Independent movement to confine revision to agricultural and related products and to bring about reductions in some Industrial schedules was Given by senators Brookhart. Republican. Iowa Aud representative huh. Democrat Tennessee. Sees a sinister forces the former held that Farmers should recognize that however High another allegation is that she is seeking notoriety and financial gain from the publicity attendant apply the filing the suit and its Public trial. Four counter charges Are listed. The first is that mrs. Fogarty seeks a to vex and trouble the defendant unlawfully the second a to extort Money from the defendant a the third a to gain from the publication libellous charges against the defendant immunity from the penalty civil and criminal the Law libel relying upon the privilege incident to pending and the fourth a a to secure Tariff rates might be made a commodity which there is a sur papers from notoriety distributing members tending that the Board plus the it a cannot Aid its producers j agencies willing to pay for her members contending the Ozara pro sent gave statements photographs and Rev farm products Only l l per cent a ices Tual Protection and that the House mrs. Of Garfve. In her suit Alleg Bill would increase this to Only 1.3 de that in 1325. Shortly after she per cent a compared with an fee had obtained a divorce from John live rate in other industries 38.8 s. Of Scarf fort Worth. Texas. Per cent.�?T. Tunney then in training at hot Hull charged that a sinister and i Springs. Ark., had asked her to selfish forces dominated the House Tariff proceedings and unless the people bestir themselves Thev will likewise dominate the Senate a would thus have authority to Trade in the open Market with unlimited Powers for speculation. It was in ally inserted however with the tacit understanding that such Powers shall be exercised with extreme caution. The corporation to carry out its functions will have the Power to borrow Money from the revolving fund and senator capper says it is not unreasonable to believe that a Loa i $100,000,000 for wheat surplus control May be asked and granted soon after the Board is organized and a stabilization corporation for that Groin designated. The corporation will also have such incidental Power As the authority to construct elevators lease storage space and the like. Will seek Price control wheat will be bought by the Cor-1 rotation probably soon after it is Spanish fliers still unreported freighter near Cape race reports flare Franco planned a a surprised marry . Subsequently according to the Fogarty complaint he asked again and was accepted. Then he married a another person Polly Lauder. Colonel Lewis l. Field. New Haven attorney for mrs. Fogarty said that a in general the Tunney allegations Are untrue but mrs. Fogarty a behalf i will make no statement a thugs Rob night a twists Road _ new York. N. Y., june 24.�? 4b�? i Sioux Falls. S. D., june 24�? 4b�? initiated. Senator capper and others a steamships report the sight the local sheriff s office today was Barrett a close Friend the late a big time Murphy Chicago and associated with in a a publishing was wanted in Chicago and los Angeles. Cal., for murder. Chicago police sought in connection with the slaving a restaurant owner. Michael during a robbery Early in 1928. But he was never arrested. It was hts Only connection with a Chicago murder. Though record robbery and burglary was a Long one badly wanted by police in los Angeles. Barrett was wanted for the murder Max Silver Stein alleged Bootlegger. Police records also show he was sought by Galveston. Texas authorities la connection with a $6,400 payroll robbery there May 4. Last. In which a policeman was shot and a messenger slugged. Dallas Texas police also sought As a partner Daniel j. Dennehey in a liquor robbery. Dennehey is in jail in Dallas. Hartman whose Home was in by. Predict providing the threat such Purchase is not sufficient to drive up the Price. This wheat May be sold at Home abroad held in storage As the corporation sees fit the Board course retaining the right to Force a Sale Groin at its discretion. This senators say is an indication what May be expected in the near future in respect to wheat control. Details this outline will insist that action be taken As soon As possible after the organization. Is formed. Charges Burnside is Utility tool Sioux Falls. S. A. June 24�? 4b a in a Stormy session the Sioux Falls City commission today. Joseph s. Nelson City water and Light commissioner charged mayor George w. Burnside with being a a tool the Northern states Power company and left the meeting after control the City Light and Power Plant had been placed in the mayors hands. Ling a flare believed that an air plane. 400 Miles South Cape race. Newfoundland sunday morning caused curiosity today As to whether the Spanish trans Atlantic fliers attempted to Cross to the american continent without first stopping at the azores. Since More than enough time had elapsed since the sighting the supposed flare for the Span the Jupiter to reach the watch for a group ban j dts believed responsible for a series nocturnal robberies motorists in Eastern South Dakota. Clvde Stoops Sioux Falls re i ported that two men threw a i log in the path automobile j six Miles West Here at i a. In. He evaded them by driving Over the Lof. J Deputy sheriffs who drove to the scene found another automobile in the ditch. It was not known Wyeth i Ards plan Halifax new York it was pre. Been robbed. Sued that if the plane had made a from Salem i such an attempt it was Down in ii Jitt the Western Atlantic in an Iso had been held in there by several mayor Burnside and Alex Reed. The position Given commissioner streets then a in 400 Miles South and slightly East j pointed a new St intendant Cape race the route the plane the a tier and Plant. Probably would have followed had inefficiency in the Plant under it attempted to Cross without Stop . Nelsons supervision was charge Dink. The time also was about hat e nr.v.1 Tanii main a army Navy Grid negotiations Start the dornier Wahl plane major a Mon Franco and three companions would have required to reach that Point. A. Prior to major Francos departure Washington. C., june 24�? 4b from Alcares a Domeni a it Rrt Fen a Secretary Good announced today Spain he and Iario that he had begun negotiation have told a writer for diam till he had begun Secretary Adams with baseball results american league Boston Philadelphia 201 010 Olx-5111 Russell and a. Gaston Rommel and Cochrane. Chicago too 020 j Detroit 400 002 61 Faber and Berg Yde and Shea Cleveland---------------------401 St. Louis. Too Miller and Myatt Crowder and Manion. National league Bro jail in. 201 Ccu 000-5 to 0 new York. 200 too 000-2 6 2 Clark and Pic Mich Hubbell and Farrell. Philadelphia too Bosten 110 called rain. Roy and such Jones and s to tire. Pittsburgh. 000 020 010-3 10 0 a Chicago too 102 01x-4 8 0 i Brame and Hargreaves Root and Schulte i other game not scheduled. He had been arrested numerous time various charges but never had been convicted. Tumpsey is wanted in Home City. Memphis. Tenn. Police said. In connection with several robberies. He told police they said that Barrett recently shot a Chicago gangster who attempted to take for a a a ride As the result a disagreement Over a liquor Deal worked a a sheriff Racket the quintet Tumpsey said had been working what they called a a sheriff they would scatter to Small towns spot the liquor runners a a arrest them and take the liquor and a a hush Money he said. Tumpsey also told a previous disagreement Between the quintet when they were flying liquor across the mexican Border. Barretti. He said fell in love with a mexican Senorita and told her their operations. She notified United Staten authorities. Jef a Ted has picture taken with Herb Platte 4-h Champion says alleghenies Are no higher than Hills \ by Ted Larson 4-h club Champion fro it Platte 8. A Washington. A. June 24 a special a after All the delegates had gathered and we got the club programs outlined we All had our pictures taken for the newspapers with president Hoover himself. That was the first big evens the schedule after our arrival Here. R a Avjon leaving the Windy City a headed for the National club Camps and the next morning arrived aft harpers ferry that famous a ctn where one can look into Maryland Virginia and West Virginia. After breakfast we were taken by bus a trip Down the Shenandoah Valley. The country was much different than our own Prairies but i liked it much better than the tall buildings and confusion the cities. No higher than Hills the Valley lies in Virginia Between the Blue Ridge mountains and the Allegheny Range these Are called mountains but they did no to seem any More impressive to me than our own Black Hills even if the latter Arentt dignified by the title mountains the scenery seemed less rugged but there were some Beautiful views. The first Stop we made interested me greatly because it was in Winchester a City distinguished by the fact that George Washington played a Large part in laying it out while he was working As a Surveyor in Early life. The members our delegation had the privilege drinking out the Well that wasting ton dug. In Camp at last from this Point we were taken farther Down the Valley and i stopped at the famous Shenandoah caverns Grotto the gods this was an immense Cave some a what similar to some these la the Black Hills. They had an unusual idea for 0___________ _. 1 showing off the beauties the foreign icy. Particularly with ref generosity in this Field her res different coloured Terence to the reparations problem pcs ability is ,y discos a in Werc thrown the various Crystal in an address before the Reich Stag figures compiled by the department formations and the result was lated spot in the East Atlantic Seaboard. The radio Marine corporation picked up a message from the freighter Buffalo Bridge saying that at 5 40 a. In. G. M t. Sunday 12 40 am e. S. To in latitude 40 04 week. North Longitude 50�?~j7 West it had s 5��e2 a flare Light bearing 4, planes join six degrees True at an Altitude ten the radio Gram men who resembled the description the bandits near Here. They were said to have driven a Lincoln two other holdups have been staged near Here during the past added that the big Iowa air tour Des Moines. La. June 24�?44 a object was apparently an air plane. Forty one air planes hooped off from thenos Luon Given was approximate the municipal Airport Here today the second Iowa air tour. The la first Stop the route will be Centerville where a Ston will be made for lunch. Then the planes will Fly to Ottumwa for an overnight Tim _ Twenty six different types planes Are included in the entry St tie ships will be timed in and out each the 19 stations along the route. Tomorrow the air Fleet will swing View Verda Murcia Spain that he eastward from Ottumwa to Musca Totz in new York by i a. In. Sunday at Mason cig. Wafer no he intimated to the Friend that Emmetsburg. Cherokee and Sioux a disruption the p�-5 j1 was f0r reason he was Leav City Friday at Ida Grove. Harlan the service schools have beep ask the Nunan i Clarinda and Bedford and sutured the Genera Sec . Both Sec and taking the faster Day at Creston and Des Moines rotary. Cia behind and taking the faster Day at Creston and i Dernier Wahl seaplane with its a a claimed Speed 300 Kilometres House wife still a a Murda paper said he carried Champ cake maker a a a a a1 Oad gasoline considerably in Washington d. A. June 24�?<&>�? excess tint would have been re who have their cake and eat Ooi 200 010-4 11 2 quire to reach the azores. It a far greater number than those who achieve the theoretical Imossi Stresemann defends reparations policy Berlin. Germany. June 24�?<40�? . Gustav Stresemann German Bilitz having their cake and eating it. Toe Are till mainly dependent the will and skill the House wife. The fact that the housewife is foreign minister made a vigorous doing her share to maintain a defense the German governments Quentlyn praiseworthy standards today answering bitter criticism by count Westarp. Leader a e nationalists. I the foreign minister declared that the newly drawn up Young plan was a definite improvement Over the Dawes plan from the viewpoint the Burden Germany. As to its future he said a nobody in the world can give in absolute guarantee As to workability the experts themselves stated that the maximum forecast can be for Only ton years. Of agriculture. She produces More than three fourths All the cake consumed in the country end enough is produced daily to enable each Man. Woman and child to have a portion weighing 1.6 ounces. The annual cake Bill the nation is estimated at $1333.000.000 which commercial Bakers account for Only $310,009,000. 0- Yellowstone National Park contains 3348 Square Miles. Beautiful. We were then taken Back to Tho station and caught the train into Washington where we were met committees and taken to our Cann at the department agriculture grounds. O the demand for High priced a i m0or a try in j in Sweden i Commerce. Says the department. Ass

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