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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 25, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Pm a Kirk com to a of still it it pages ung Republican r pm edition n number 228 Mitchell South Dakota wednesday june 25, 1924. Vol xxx Misc Brj Lawu a a a a a a _ demos. In riot Over klan. I. N i Cai hit Tai jct in Walsh likens Coolidge to King who lost head declares president followed course of Charles toward British parliament i leaderoesenai0jualou, probe j font Fention in presides Over democrats Len 111 gasoline Trust m in i or tajul pleads farm Perm \ my cd mum nor to own Viox Sis ii Perl s Mon Imi worse than pm. That in i son trial in t a in t of a Ontic win i i pow that ii a admit the accusation h said a that american different to the Corrod of corruption in office hut we shall see. They r r is Landing what i a to now in pow in continued in of i us a Tople the real trans Ower in the i in re by the United states j what judgment it a them by the inc pm f Toi of i not c i Lar of enjoy t de an it whose Ipi Cion of Ilion on Ca mature to i that Tun distinction o maintained it flyers Are a venality As Arth. And that it forfeit it of the Tepu its at pain the a a unfair senator Wall a hic Tole first split Over hooded society speech to nominate Underwood denouncing klan results in uproar _ minutes before the Day s cession was elaborately klan Pofs in Par Adf rrhedu3ed to begin. Most Ortho boxes Satchel. I in la is Lulu los r. Or contributors to the Conven j finns As a graft to no a eth tier Vonu to in bib prices were j i lands a and a Doheney palls. With an unrelenting1 intensity and sent j dress. Baking heat Waves to the mass of Huj senator Walsh aroused a Demon a rarity of. Stratton when during his arraign. Gates went to work today in a Shower i ment of the Ai of Palm Leaf Fana. Section with the Teapot dome scan a i dal to challenged the naming of a j the situation As to candidates was polder in-1 i Little Charbon the surtax and the i a Smock a to of be h0,Der a j Sam powerful under current were Mick up again flowing. There were a Jaime of gain. A rha1rnian took up Tho of for this candidate and losses for that 1 Kph Thini Snell in one but Only the am few ballot port inlay to a a i _ a a. A minute or two however be Waxen can a a for quiet and went on with his and atty general Stone brings delegates slow to arrived a nobody seemed to be in a hurry in while he was speaking somebody Ollit against r it to Noih getting Down for today s session. Ten j pct to the speaker s platform an j panties for conspiracy a y prepared Little Black i scheduled to begin most of the boxes j Satchel. It contained such in scrap j Quot Landard Heads list in court action Doz in the. Hts occur in Hait pkg in a n but in Airm a n Walsh Given an ovation new York j empty and there were whole solid new tribute to Wilson. D a if independents Banks of empty seats in the other re j a. Sjon Utor Walsh Trot to Tho r joined in pooling serve econ deletes and a is i a a i to it Jcj Husto it i5.k i nates trickled in prepared for a Bot Prokp to h 9 Preo Rati it n when he j at Monopoli Day. Some came with rata and col said a conclusion. Rep Honor it j ,7t.�?z pm lacs peeled Oft and others came Moro it or Rountry he or in a i a of our Quot d re a a a a i fifth or in Oro of the Mincio Al Oil i Kun flux klan. J scarcely had the nominating speech 1 formal. Is for president begun when the vast j meanwhile the delegates alternates by a pro i my visitor were moving in and every longed demonstration provoked by a one brought a Palm Leaf fan. Col a against j Lect la a they probably stirred up. Ugh Breeze to Start a Square Rig Ger. But individually not one of them succeeded in stirring up enough air to pre i dry his brow. I Brand. One after another state stand the convention managers Ards were lifted up and carried in a i Parade around the Ball together with flags snatched from the i orders that no one but delegates and Wall decorations while the roof of j alternates were to be permitted in the historic old Garden rattled with a jibe Delegate space today. Guards of cheering and the singing of i were placed at the entrances with in Hall was thrown into Cha longed demonstration or j reference to the positive stand i the klan taken by senator Underwood j in it j of Alabama. I mention of the name of the order a i fell into the convention like a the world. At that the demonstration broke out anew. Anti t he delegates Quick in Man act which he charged them. Formed another marching club. Prac i to locally All the state standards As usual j a a Trad Sowe what alarmed Over the congestion on floor yesterday had Given strict inc complaint in argue a Comorn a leation and conspiracy in restraint of went into the Wilson demonstration i Trae and Commerce among the Sev and the band As it did yesterday. Fral states and with foreign nations helped it along by playing a in of airs which were popular during the War Days. My a the Star spangled Roar a America in two or Miree of the states w sentiment is i Laded on the klan. There were fist fights As delegates who i wanted to take the state Standard into a re auctions to carry out these orders without exception. Bonnie party leaders the first result was that a lot of party War horses notables and privileged characters who do not happen gov free Hose j will senator Thomas j. Walsh of Montana i Ikon Coolidge to Harlem fresh Ivor them for its of an duct c sonar Edge Attitio ish i vestige Cha re a a a t Orf a ii profit Jubec a a pen Walsh isms his v Odd for Autho age on the subject i i i by impose the super it into the o official Iceni her of his Cabin i Gaider had a Ion Bryan in Small group drafting dem. Platform commoner one of tits on subcommittee named to write party statement. Young makes an _ league Plank the Parade were opposed by other to Ohp d a rat0, hut Nev Erthelee a i Ara who fought to keep Thorn out. A num-1 a sep of he manful rement of Bor of the donations sat Lieut App Ron Pitlon promptly rot bounced Terentiy unanimous in their l of a Ltd a t0f k Para kind of 8r. Proval of the whole anti klan a a and pros Llalon t Oyet them ont ration. Buck in score to be i resented the a a Emblin hour today a. I the democratic convention perfect. O clock Eastern Daylight savings time re its organization gave a rousing. P. I and ten minutes after that hour the reception to its permanent chairman. ,. A a rows and wide blocks of new senator Walsh of Montana and then ,. 1. ,. ,. At. Up Kitchen chairs provided for the Dele moved swiftly along to the first stage i. A _ # agates and alternates were waiting for of its fight Over the presidential Nom Natlo occupants hut Tho aisles were crowd i1 a a 7 a red. Wifi Delegate milling around. I amid floor demonstrations that ne-1.a Quot a anxious to find out what had been so o in Reso tons o t in Corn no overnight in the Little Oon l of nth a Presten a it an i Fere res about town which eventually s Rugg e. E names Etc St o j ff0jng. Decide something import de formally before the con Arlt Tant. of a Vvs a Nas and historic Harrar t when the Brit ought to in of Buckingham e. Recalling to use of commons the the Duk it s would n Irles lost ded a a and politically Arling the potent in c nations said that Vithen its lit it. New York City june 25.�?ijp a actual drafting of the party a Declar a alien of principles today was in the i i hands of a sub committee appointed j Early this morning after the platform committee of the democratic National convention ii no completed a lengthy i heading on numerous proposals. Declarations on foreign relations farm Relief prohibition and the Kun j flux klan formed the most difficult i non firms confronting the sub commit the tarried on. Quot it ii i v hit re Lief from the Par agriculture Threa of Industry. A More representatives in tint Congress holding views antagonistic to those e i net Ion in the Par ability it Lachelt his h the s a Calvi n Coolidge a y by i los example. Rep Ohl ican part y to the i of h to in it i Ca in tiny a Lator Beca of Anta gon rank s it had of ged Gatior v through w a hich the country Ca n be. It furs no o re in. Under the chairman Cummings of con ors at to a. Ship of hop next Cut who Mittee. Members of the drafting commit Ilso h the full com m embers of Dames com Mission asks democrats to endorse world peace organization new York. Lune 25.�? a a rigorous foreign relation Plank was submitted today to democratic platform builders by Owen d. Young of new York who was a member of the Dawes reparations commission. Appearing suddenly at a continuation of tile Public hearings. Or. Young was subjected to Long questioning by members of the committee both favourable and unfavourable to an expression regarding the Teague of nations. When or. Young handed re i the proposed Plank to newspaper Cor j respondents. Chairman Homer s were pm motion. J strip he first evidences of the vote no on. will not begin. Irean teed rtpmon5tratlon, to Conly. However into ithe convention a. Re j Warp r Van Day the Caddo Elyert ant adopted its platform. A apr on hand pass1nk out printed which today was taking shape in a a opt a of the mad oodles Aonga. Thy s 1 will sing when they Start stirring tip Alabama standing at the head of or in lip for the r Randl Dat. Tan. The Roll rail. Presented senator in l Quot Over there and Derwood a the first of those to he Mariandi my Maryland Quot furnish the placed formally before the Dele-1 re and it Mcadoo get a St had sup Gates for the Presl Deno. Phed words appropriate to the Ocra a Thor Mal ii s commit the pent up fires of i Nior Rater in. To j a. came supplied with a yell. Thus asm. Fed by the rivalries that Are. Alls police to seat delegates while the Wilson demonstration j was continuing a White Dove which apparently had gotten in through the apertures in the roof flew Over the delegates and made three circles of the convention Hall before it came to rest on a gallery rail. A Spectator j took it in hand there and rested the Bird for a moment and then turned it a Loose. This time the Der with every Eye in the Hall following its flight made another turn and came to rest on one of the Flag standards in Tho balconies. Delegates take red when the delegates go through with the demonstration they regarded the interval As an Opportunity for a seventh inning stretch. The band j kept up its Medley and the Conven-1 Tion officials apparently not and Jious to hurry the proceedings Chat Ted and waited on the platform for things to quiet Down. During the interval a Good Many of the old line party leaders went up Orffie Plai form it my ulu a Little handshaking with the convention managers. Finally chairman Walsh called the convention to order again. Chairman Walsh recognized Dew Dillingham chairman of the committee on rules and order of business. He presented thru committee report providing for the use of the rules of the last convention 3ncluding the much discussed two thirds Rule. The order of business which the report proposes is that the nominating speeches for presidential candidates be made before the report of i burning beneath the surface found a tumultuous outlet again today in the big convention Hall. This time it was senator Walsh of Montana the Oil committee prosecutor. Who set the convention aflame s of when he appeared on the platform to just a half hour after meeting time. Temporary chairman Harrison began pounding for order out on the end of the speakers stand. The crowded aisles gave Little heed to the temporary chairman a repeated make his address As permanent chair j pleas to cd car the aisles and be seated so a emr. Harrison sent the sergeants v we Lii Zufu Tiirr-111 i Man. For tee which is made up of William Jon i Cummings interposed an objection on i rings Bryan i Lorida. William h. I trip a around that a in a a of Brien. Indiana William a. Avres. J Tion of the Plank might Emi i announced the Garden rank might pm liar ass the rang with cheers of approbation and succeeded in coaxing or pushing Dele i the moment his selection for i at arms to do the Job. Aided by the policemen they finally Kansan David i. Walsh. I Massachusetts former senator Gil Lert. M. Hitchcock a Bensil it i key Pittman. Nevada Newton d. J committee in lits deliberations committeemen took a different View ind finally Bias a a Chad on of senator King of Utah to permit theor with enters or a Proba or j when he took Over the Gavel the Del i Gates into their chairs. Gates snatched up their state stand ver irm form Baker. Ohio senator Robert d. Owen i Plank to be published at this time. In uncovering that and began a howling Parade or. 1 Bishon r i tribute to or. Walsh a Public services j Church of Tennessee delivered the convention quieted Down while Gailor of the episcopal the British will invite u. S. To allies meet lid Over it finds itself plagued with oth houses o is so race Oklahoma and representative f. J. Garrett Tennessee were optimistic a andal of Teapot j prayer. The Bishop concluded his prayer Nant Dud discussion of this proposal labor i Pon planks and other questions in Public but not inclined before the ent into j delayed the cof Smittee in i u ii executive session to make definite getting Down to the actual work of via nine e Dom predictions Aslo when they would platform draft no. This will he Start 1spnaor ll111 proceeded with to pre i finish their task. A a a. His address As permanent chairman to i nixed mrs a a a a a or in ii Prosper s o i tie Accomma Nfn it of a constant can i Carolina. To make the report of the to was More than in minutes before j with a repetition of the Dord s prayer e Hall was quieted again and the in which the Sony estion joined him. A it p the prayer Over the chair recode Roy Springs of South unit ing the pos any program of and to shake insurgent efforts of Tho dominant a shake off the insurgent As ludicrous As it will the speaker continued a they could not be Zehak cause t have the pie. A Walsh said he knew a managers of the earn a election of president the band j the hearing of the full committee i. I which was begun Short la after and i inn it or salons. The Kun flux klan and i rement of the opening Sexton of pro heltion entered into discussions a Quot de of an Laute credentials committee. I a rain and committeemen conceded i speech was part of a session de went Back a bit for a number and voted to the formalities of perfecting j blared out a ooh you Beautiful mrs. Springs is one of those to urn sent in me opening a a again and committeemen conceded to i the convention yesterday afternoon it Opan threats of a convention p f 1 com in nod until after i o clock this for a rat on the klan Issue had la Organ motion. While the com prove futile a morning with most of the oratory j complicated their work the or Pien at idling that i entering about the Deague of nations n off he i and prohibition Rosr Manl of i _ klan eight to the a Liker a Large number of other subjects were discussed however by spokesmen for various organizations and groups and the committee was warned by representative Harry b. Hawes of Missouri and Julius Mitchele of Colorado that the fight for a specific British Eli yer to Rangoon j denunciation of the Kun flux klan june 25.�?stuart would be carried to the convention orld flyer hopped j floor if the name of the order should be left out of the a civil and religious men from whom tile Eye dislikes to wander and everybody seemed to agree that the band Leader picked out a proper number. # a Quot first up Ofiu Carrik out after mrs. Springs had finished. T. For a minuet on rage Twenty three b. Burma men. British w Jav for Rangoon weather forecast it in Liberty Plank by the platform drafters. Committeemen from Massachusetts Ohio Minnesota and Wisconsin also went on record urging mention of he klan. And when opposing views were invited by the chair including Ataii for Imperial wizard Evans no voice was raised against the proposal. Among the numerous topics brought i 4 i before the committee mrs. Franklin warmer in West por j Trojan Frostl new York advanced a fair a tonight and thurs led in South portion .1, a it Hans a in tfx a convention was waiting for its plat the Young foreign relations Plank. I a run. Committee to Settle its difficult which already had been the subject to in Over party declarations. Of conferences Between the author and j _ i of Lorenl Mcadoo Parade members of the committee assails the f Che Ami Kian we foreign policy of the present admin followed by another when we. G. Is ration and declares for co opera Mcadoo was placed in nomination. I Ujj Ball of Houston tex., was recon Tion with or participation in such or Ender the direction of a cheer Lead-1 a izod to make the report of the com a animations. Including the league of or and to the accompaniment of band i Muttee on organization. He presented nations As May be helpfully fun music his supporters staged a color the name of senator Walsh of mentioning in the social and economic Ful Parade that kept the convention Tana for permanent chairman and the rehabilitation of the world. Floor in a prolonged uproar. Convention broke into its first round such cooperation would be under after senator Underwood. Senator of Appi Aure and cheers of the Day. Or such terms As Quot will on the one hand Robinson of Arkansas and or. My. Protect the sovereignty and i depend ado had been placed formally be ence of our government and., on the fore the convention the party Lead other enable it to Render its full ser ens agreed to adjourn until tomorrow vice and receive its full Benefit from passes second Sta a the common and enlightened action j Madison Square Garden. New York of All the nations. City. June 25.�? a3 a moving slowly o i but surely toward its real business. Tonight and a1 Thunder i partly ave y. Pro Bab it slight Light. Dakota partly overcast Toff thursday probably becom settled thursday not much i in temperature. Dakota partly overcast to i and thursday probably local j storms slightly warmer to i mini temperatures num and minimum tempera j recorded by the official gov i t thermometer from 7 a. In. I continued on Page Twenty two one go of a Killen in pc and two natives in five minutes in an african Jungle. O there Are 295 navigable streams in the United states. Free Gas to Mitchell because the state Highway depot at Mitchell is Selling gasoline at from 6 to 8 cents less than is being charged at other places in Mitchell Trade territory any one can come 40 or so Miles to Mitchell and return without gasoline expense because he can save that much by filling the tank of his car while at Mitchell. This gives visitors a Chance to get to Mitchell free of charge to take advantage of the bargains offered by merchants of Mitchell advertising in this Issue of the Republican for Market week. The savings that Cap be made on purchases together with the Cut Price in gasoline give an Opportunity to Combine a pleasant trip to Mitchell with the Thrifty practice of Economy. Tho democratic National convention today passed through the second preliminary state of organization. Meeting an hour earlier than yesterday. The convention took up the perfection of its permanent organization headed by senator Thomas j. Walsh of Montand the Teapot dome investigator. There was just a possibility that the convention managers seeking to push the program Forward might be Able to agree on making a Start on the nominating speeches. The platform committee was Busy at work on the declaration of party convention went obese Jon and the rules committee had amended the or Der of business to provide for bearing the nominating speeches while the platform builders Are at work. Chit number of speeches the Large number of candidates to he placed in nomination had caused the convention managers to shorten the time for nominating speeches to limit the number of seconding speeches and to Lay out a plan to drive ahead at full Speed As soon As the organization preliminaries can be disposed of. Under a boiling Sun that beat Down on the Madison Square Garden roof Walsh sat quietly smiling while the convention gave him a demonstration. Or. Ball asked the convention to give its unanimous approval to the selection of miss May Kennedy of the Bronx for vice chairman of the convention. There was to objection and a woman for the first time in history took that place. Or. A Nelson pre rented senator Walsh As a a great Democrat and the greatest investigator in the history of this countr a while the convention roared a Latta boy. Chairman Walsh promptly took the Gavel and began whacking for order but the convention wanted to do a Little demonstrating in his Honor. While the denigrates Tok up the state standards and began their procession about the Hall the band took up an appropriate air. A keep the Home fires heat tires demonstrators a a wait a to improve the Dondon England june 25.�? up a the United states will be invited to j Send to to lie proposed Allied conference in Dondon in july in any capacity the american government thinks fit. Japan will be included among the nations invited. Washington june �5.�?Tho state department was advised today by ambassador Kellogg at Dondon that an invitation for the United states to1 he represented at the forthcoming premiers conference to discuss execution of the Dawes plan had been j handed the american embassy. Washington d. C., june 25.�?the text of the invitation was withheld while the position of the United state was being definitely Deler pm in Cdr earlier in the. Day. Officials had indicated this would be settled upon the receipt of the invitation. A restive for part in big Nail robbery Edley a gasoline kerosene and other Hydro Carbon or. Generally All Petroleum derivatives. Nearly All of tile Independent companies. Including All of the Standard companies were cited. The attorney general charged them with haying combined to control the production of gasoline by a pooling of asserted i it agents rights in violation of the antitrust aet naming As the primary defendants the Standard Oil rom pair of Indiana and new Jersey and the Standard development company the Texas company and the gasoline products company. Tile action constitutes one of tile most sweeping anti Trust moves on the us to of Tho government in Many years. Besides the principals tile attorney general named As Kirtles a number of a secondary defendants whom lie charged were in the Coin Bina Tion As a result of accepting licenses from one or Mort the primary defendants. Keep gains from a a tacking in ulu Tance the complaint sets Forth that due to the increased demand for gasoline resulting from the great increase in automobiles manufacturers of gasoline now utilize processes for a a cracking gasoline which increase. The yield from a Given amount of Stock by fifty to one Hundred per cent Over old methods of distillation. Although disclosures of this process wore made in patents issued to years ago and Long since expired it continued the primary defendants have pooled a number of patents covering unimportant improvements and a Are seeking to extort huge sums from the manufacturers. Of Roy i Alt irs and by Means of certain re a strip Olive covenants contained in License the companies involved were i restly charged with seeking to re i Strain interstate and foreign Trade by prohibition of the movement of Large supplies of gasoline and other unpatented commodities and to 9e-j cure to the Standard Oil company it Indiana a a virtual monopoly of Trade and Commerce in Goline in the fifteen states defined in the agreements As a Indiana company a Stone handles Case agents of the department of jus have been Busy ase year in working up evidence which culminated in the suit and it was made known today that or. Stone Felt the department had built up its Case to the Point where it could go into court without fear. The attorney general took up the gasoline Case immediately upon assuming office and has Given much of his time to the task of solidifying the governments position. When Tho attorney general a Arm into offi Cio to found before him Tho Appeal of several Northwestern governors for cheaper. Gasoline As Well a a the Virtu left of Tulsa okla. Tune 25.�?two women and three men array std in a raid on a House Here today Are being held by cd Finty authorities for investigation in Section with the $2,<h 0,000 mail i today by the government i weeks to set aside Many of the con the ease and the findings of the Federal Trade commission which inquired into the subject at the Kinkiest of president Coolidge. The Prev Dent i lad been appealed to directly by governors my master of South Dakota and Bryan of Nebraska. It was stated however that that department proceeded on the basis of its own evidence which it considered More Complete than that gathered by other agencies. Numerous contracts attacked Chicago june 25.�?besides alleging violations of the anti Trust act by i i Rte. A a via or of Ausai u in in Demy Dun tin prs. A half Hundred in All the Bill la equity con robbery near Chicago. Two Hundred and forty six $20 Bills were seized in the raid. O today a baseball National league Boston. 8 i Quot i Philadelphia. 9 13 i Lucas Benton Stryker and e. Smith Gibson Hubbell. Steele Crouse Glazner and Henline. First game a St. Be ulna i a a a. N tracts Between the defendant companies alleged to tend toward monopoly and in restraint of Trade. The complaint was prepared by the department of Justice at Washington and forwarded Here to United states District attorney Edwin Olson who filed in United states District court today. Or. Olsen has taken personal charge of the Case. Usually the department in important cases has sent a Force j of assistants from the attorney Gen a 0 i Erali a office to present such cases to minimum at s a rn., 53. Precipitation. .93. Of weather and roads Mitchell Clear 63 precipitation to a. In. .03 roads fair. Watertown Clear 58 roads Good j Sioux Falls Clear 50 roads Good j precipitation to 7 a. In. .05. Pierre Cloudy. 58 roads Muddy i precipitation to 7 a. Rn., .14. Huron tart Cloudy. 62 roads Good. Aberdeen partly Cloudy 63 roads goo Opportunity to rest so he took a chair and calmly surveyed the marching throng As it passed in review before the Aue Akera stand. It was pretty hot for milling around and the demonstrators were not Long getting tired of it. The band kept whooping it up but the marchers began to get Back to their places. The chairman gave the delegates a Little time to get settled and then resumed whacking with his Gavel. He finally got the Hall quiet and went ahead Arith hts prepared and 5 0 to 0 Quinn Cincinnati. 2 12 2 Haines a Gonzales Sheehan. May and Donohue. Hod mean. American league Philadelphia. A. 3 Boston .4 Burns Taylor and Perkins and of Neill. Note second game postponed rain first game Cleveland i 4 2 Chicago to innings 2 to 2 Smith and Myatt conally and Crouse Wirts. The courts. The announcement from Washington came co incidentally with the filing of the complaint Here. Of killed b Crowfoot alta., june 25.�?thinking he would have a Little fun. Just to break the Monotony of farm life Harold Holland 22, set off a dynamite Cap Here last night and was instantly killed. He was struck on the head and his Throat severed by a Rock hurled into the air by the blast

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