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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 27, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota \ a Jig Pewthe evening Republican third edition vol , South Dakota tuesday june 27,1922 number 229mexican rebel takes Well bolshevik to fall soon is t01st0y word son noted russian writer thinks Lenine Trotsky Regine is near end monarchists May Rise Al i Toi it thinks that Ftp to us vim. L vex to see exited states Russia Earl Cavan May take place sir h. H. Wilson by associated press teased wire Chautauqua. N. Y june 27.�?a revolution is Russia which will Dis i be the present bolshevik regime i i follow the inevitable failure a e proposed russian economic Constnce at the Hague. Was the prophecy count Hay Tolstoy son the late count Leo Tolstoy the russian author in an address Here list night before the convention the general federation women Suhs. Inability to soldiers and other government employees who hive not been paid for months will bring about the downfall the red government. Count Tolstoy declared. Returned pm ply handed a the bolshevik leaders promised to Roeurn from the Genoa conference to vhf Money to the soldiers count Tolstoy said a but they returned empty handed. Now they have one More bundle Hay to hold in front the starving horse the Hague conference. But i am certain % Ley will again be disappointed and then there May be a revolution. It is difficult to predict what form the new government May take. The a anarchistic party is very strongly organized. I am sorry to say. And a revolution May result in the setting in a new monarchy for a time but i am certain that eventually there will emerge the United states Russia this is what i Hope the willingness British and other european statesmen to recognize the bolshevik was deplored by count 4.\ a v j a f i. A i in Ron mrp no i Oum sir James Craig upper left. North Ireland pre Elk was sep Korea Dot Touni Mier Field marshal sir Henry h. Wilson lower left. Tolstoy who lauded the Acton sir James military adviser. Victim an assassins Secretary state Hughes the administration in we old ing Recog-., the Cru Shevik. Recognition a Tiia Only prolong russians agony a he said. A a the russian nation belongs to the people which the present rulers do not represent. The Bullet. And lieutenant general the Earl right mentioned As sir Henry a successor. Cavan farm bloc to a my Cumber beat Frazier eleventh hour appeals sent out from Washington to North Dakota voters Promise lower Tariff present senator also issues personal Appeal. To armers to support him a that Field marshal sir Henry by emphatic in his declaration that Hughes Wilson one the most Bril a assassination private political in giant Britain a soldiers assassinated con Der no circumstances is to be bolshevik have not been elected j in the doorway his London Home. Ger James Craig the other Han otherwise legally empowered in should be regarded As a victim the j informing the Ulster parliament trusted with the disposal russian political struggle in Ireland is natural \ the murder asserted that the crime resources by the people and they enough considering his position As revealed the breadth the conspire can offer for Sale Only stolen prop j military adviser to sir James Craig. Acy against the defenders the i erty which cannot be attractive to j Premier the Ulster government in 1 North sir James own Home in Bel careful investors. View the hibernian names his fast was fired the night before sir soviet born in bloodshed two assailants taken almost red Henry s assassination. A i am often asked what my father handed in the act shooting him As successor to the murdered Field Leo Tolstoy would have said about Down. And by reason the further marshal in the Post military Lead i bolshevism said count Tolstoy fact that one the is revealed. in North Ireland lieutenant Gen the answer is Given clearly in his j by his papers As a member the eral the Cavan a distinguish j teachings. He was opposed to All a Irish Republican army in arms against de Soldier and a member the Brit who wanted to overthrow governments a jowl ver despotic by violence. The accumulated will an Penlight head. It is fair to say that the Dublin re re Unanoff without violence find bloodshed. My father was a firm the forces which sir Henry was the j ish delegation at he conference the limitation armaments is prominently mentioned. Sir Henry a assassins who gave their names As James Brien and James Connolly a held charges murdering the Field marshal and cried people would eventually have publican leaders were thrown into overthrown the despotism the consternation by news the crime. Genera Owen Duffy the Republican army chief staff instantly denied believer in the principles passive that his organization had any part pattern Ping to murder two police resistance which is in accordance in murder plot. President Arthur i men and a civilian shot during the with the teachings Christ and Griffith to e Dail Eireann was equal fight preceding their capture. It the greatest sages the world. I j therefore about bolshevism he would said �?othi3 thing is born War and evil and bloodshed and no Good can result from evil. Creative Energy gone a the bolshevik Experiment in Russia is one the worst political fail a ,. A ares the world has known the Albany. A. June 27�?George sneak r continued. A by spoiling the Clarke. University Georgia Pitcher incentive the people to work j playing Semi professional baseball through repeated confiscation the Here was credited with a no hit. No product their labor the Bol she 1 run no Man to first base yesterday Viki have destroyed the creative ener when Albany Defeated the fort Bengy that is the Power for Progress the Ning infantry school team 5 to 0. Most valuable asset any country. The Albany team is made up Al Thoie that continue to work in most entirely University Georgia Russia do so out fear for their players. Lives out sheer necessity in j order to barely exist not out love for work which theoretically is the Only is Sis which communism could succeed. College hurler turns i in if red m1nfrs in no hit no run Gie a a a Jujj f., at Herrin ill., fear for lives men in hospitals believe strikers will kill them them when they leave District three armies Loyal to Sun menace Canton total 50.000 men in three columns press Forward to Battle Chi Long Aung Omaha physician is Cuilty promoting fraudulent Oil Well Omaha. Neb., june 27.�?dr. Frank h. Wray retired Omaha physician pleaded guilty yesterday in Federal court to an indictment alleging con Lester strip mine still Are in by associated i Hress leased wire Herrin. 111., june 27�?removal to i safety out a a bloody Williamson county and the Southern Illinois Coal j to leads wounded non Union men now in the Hospital is one the problems coming in the we Ake last thursdays mine massacres. Twelve wounded survivors the forty seven guards and workers who i were sent the a death March out by a Ooi Atco press leased wire Shanghai. China. June 27�?sun Tat yen a Northern army liberally estimated at 50.000 men. Still remain Loyal to the deposed president South China and is marching Canton in three sections according to reports received Here by the vernacular papers from various Canton sources believed to be reliable. Suns forces now converging Canton Are declared to piracy to use the mails to defraud Banger according to information in connection with promotion to thie j react Long state and Federal i Vestiga defunct Omaha Oil and drilling com Turg puny which he was president. He1 was fined $500. The company was incorporated in Nebraska for $300,-000 use Money obtained by Sale Stock to dividends was one the charges in the indictment. Vote airmen for strike seems to be overwhelming lying their Hospital cots their wounds swathed in bandages some the wounded expressed fear further violence if they leave the Hospital unprotected. Herrings Law respecting citizenry believes a body state troops would solve the problem and dispel any further danger to the imported guards and workers from the Wrath striking miners. Herrin was speculating today the Fate Nineteen missing men who completed the gang sixty six in the bunk cars attacked Quot wednesday night. Allen p Findlay Chicago. I time keeper who is in the Hospital with forty Buckshot in his Side and a Bullet in his foot is authority for associated press leased wire Washington june z7�?because nomination l in j. Frazier nonpartisan league eader in North Dakota this week Over senator Porter j. Mccumber chairman the Senate committee finance would have a political significance greater than that attached to the Indiana Pennsylvania and Iowa results eleventh hour appeals to tee Farmers North Dakota went Forth today. Senator Mcc Raber addressed a personal statement a a to the promising passage the Tariff Bill As rapidly As possible in order that the Farmers May reap the full benefits this proposed Bill and describing special consideration Given Protection farm products throughout the measure. Capper aids Mccumber supporting . Mccumbers personal Appeal to his constituency which has taken the Lead in agrarian Progress visa in this country were formal statements by three Republican senators identified with the farm bloc movement in Congress. They we Ere senator capper Kansas chairman the farm bloc senator Gooding Idaho chairman the a Senate Republican Tariff bloc a and senator Mcnary Oregon sometimes identified with the bloc. Thus in View discouraging reports As to . Mccumbers chances for renomination the influence the Harding administration is being thrown into the fight against Choice former governor Frazier. The death Alec. Mckenzie has disheartened the Mccumber workers As the Warwick the Northwest country commanded a Strong personal following which he brought into Active support the senator. Helps producers West although . Mccumber declined to go along with the farm bloc in the Senate we Hen it we As organized under the leadership former senator William s. Kenyon Iowa. And in spite the fact that president Harding and Secretary weeks have taken hard slaps at a legislation by blocs a approval his course agricultural measures by bloc leaders is being circulated by the senator to win endorsement the North Dakota Farmers. A the has been a staunch supporter every Bill the purpose which has been to give reef to producers the West a said senator capper. A to senator Mccumber More than anyone else the West is indebted for the protective Tariff schedules farm products the first Protection Ever Given by any senator Mcnary described . Mccumber As a a Friend the Farmers who a has effectively fought their Battles Down Here for Many years. Today he is in the most powerful position in the Senate and the Farmers we ant to keep him promises lower Tariff similar expressions came from senator Gooding. If Mccumber were not renominated a the West and the Farmers will lose the most valuable officer in in his personal Appeal to a the Farmers a . Mccumber after stating that when completed the Tariff Bill with some exceptions would be lower than the Payne Aldrich Bill a we have constantly in he stated a a Tariff Bill which will be sufficiently protective to enable american producers to have an equal Opportunity in their Home Market and at the same time allow importations to come in sufficient quantities to prevent any decreased prices to the Consumers. A in the pending measure Farmers have had special consideration. Nearly everything they use in operation a farm such As farm machinery posts barbed wire etc., Are placed upon the free list. Because the duties Given upon farm products course duty must be Given finished att cles made from such farm mrs. Mar to be re elected Minneapolis woman slated to be returned As president Federated clubs Leniner a successor in soviet affairs impeachment Oles i a writs cci7r mayor Youngstown dh1wi is asked governor american Ste and 40 workers by associated press leased wire Columbus o., june 27.�?governor Davis has received a request from Thomas Fallon Youngstown for the impeachment mayor George Oles Youngstown. In his petition to the governor. Fallon charges mayor Oles with graft and unfitness for office declares he is not a resident Youngstown and that he was not legally elected to the office. Governor Davis has not indicated what action he will take. Ransom 15,000 pesos is demanded by outlaw Washington told Obregon asked to act Harding will seek to bring end to strike Coal War is taken i p in de Tail at today a meeting presidents Cabinet mexican government urge to move promptly and obtain Quick release Leo a Mcnuff. Most noted the triumvirate leaders reported to have taken Over Tho reins government in soviet Russia nine the tunes Lenina. By associated press leased wire Washington d. C., june 27.-�? indications were Given at the White House today that the government soon would make an announcement in the Coal strike situation that would bring the leaders the Dijon miners and representative operators together for a discussion wage differences. Disabled vets slam training system in Vogue at Camp Sherman Ohio. All wrong it is asserted by associated press leased Yak ire san Francisco. Cal., june 27.�?a Resolution signed by 450 veterans now in training in Chillicothe lamp Sherman. Ohio requesting the abandonment the Camp As a rehabilitation Center for the disabled and demanding a congressional investigation the amp will be presented to the convention the disabled veterans the world War Here tomorrow. The convention will be asked to go record As opposed to that system rehabilitation. Re announcement this we As made by m. J. Lyons a student at Camp Sherman. his arrival last night As a Delegate to the convention. Colonel j. R. Forbes chief the veterans Bureau will be invited to attend the convention and defeat the Camp Sherman plan training veterans in abandoned Cantonment an arrangement which has been opposed by the disabled veterans since Forbes asked to try the Experiment out seven months ago. Lyons whose Resolution has the endorsement the officials the disabled veterans say she has signed statements from More than 150 students and from a number the instructors and officials complaining the inadequate instruction Lack equipment improper training and failure to successfully rehabilitate students. Statements also allege men have been sen. To the comp under false representation and Are held there in spite their desire to leave under penalty losing their training rights if they quit the Camp. The Resolution asks that veterans be trained under the regional plan now generally in effect. By associated press leased wire Washington d c., june 27�?realizing that the deadlock existing Between mine operators and Union mine workers will be voluntarily abated by either party to the Coal strike the administration was prepared today responsible officials intimated to offer a Compromise plan for negotiating the differences which it is believed could not be rejected by either party to the strike. The Coal situation in All its ramifications was understood to be one hts chief topics up for consideration by president Harding at today a Cabinet meeting. Just what form the move by the government will take no official was prepared to state Tho it was understood that some government officials after conferring with John l. Lewis president the United mine workers Union were the opinion that no break whatever could be expected in the ranks Union labor and that a move was necessary to bring operators into conference at once. By associated press leased wire Washington d a. June 27�?fortv american employees the Cortez Oil company near Tampico and property valued at a Quarter a million dollars Are being held by a rebel general until Ransom 15.000 pesos is paid according to a message from the american Consul at Tampico to the state department. Bandits Force Small the dispatch was dated yesterday and said that the Rebl general Oor Zahe had seized the company a property and was holding it with 240 Well armed men prompt instructions were sent by the state department to the embassy in Mexico City and to the Consul at Tampico to urge the mexican authorities to take immediate action for the Protection american lives and property. The Consul reported that Gorozabe had demanded payment the 15.-000 pesos within 4 3 hours from yesterday morning when his forces seized the property. The message said also that the were no mexican Federal troops in the Vicinity. Few details known the Consul s message contained few details As the message was dated yesterday the time for payment the 15.-000 pesos fixed by the rebel Lender probably was due to expire some time today meanwhile the department was still awaiting advices from Mexico As to action taken by the mexican government to obtain the release a. Bruce . Captured by bandits and Beld for Ransom not far from Mexico City near Cuernavaca the embassy has communicated no additional details Bielaskis capture since it received the departments instructions to press the mexican authorities for prompt action in the Case. Fargo woman smuggler held mrs. Laura Kach Elm Acher charged with evading duty $100,000 necklace snipers kill one Mav in attack at Bridgeport by associated press in used wire Bridgeport. O., june 27.�?one Miner was killed and another wounded this morning when they were fired upon from the Hills while Enro Ute to work at the strip mine the Catherine Coal mining company at Uniontown. Near Here according to information reaching Here. The victims were in an automobile when the shooting began. The shooting occurred near Laffert Belmont county. There were six miners in the automobile but four escaped without injury. According to reports to the authorities Here the firing began without warning and lasted Only a few moments. The assailants escaped. Three strip mines the Catherine company in this Region have been operating since the strike was called april i. There have been several minor disorders in that Region within the past month. Release american is expected in Capitol by associated press leased wire Washington. C., june 27 a Manuel barrens. Mexican lawyer who was kidnapped together with a. Bruce Bielaski near Cuernavaca saturday has been released and news i expected momentarily Bielaski s Freedom. Later advices from Cuernavaca said . Bielaski was Safe and that negotiations with the bandits were under Way. . Bielaski former chief the department Justice investigation Bureau and Senor Barcena were seized while motoring with their wives. The Ransom is being paid the order Richmond Levering and company new York which . Bielaski is the head. _ san Francisco. Cal., june 2 7.�?ap-_ outnumber proximately 93 percent the shop chins mar i Ssu a Oak three generals Are in command states have voted for a strike against 2.000 suns Tiangsi army 50. Recent wage decreases while 95 per do said to be driving southward. A cent the Union Pacific and Santa t-. Are Usu Tsung Chi. La Lieh be shipment have voted to to out. It Chun and Huang to Wei. Was announced today by l. S. Oor report received from Canton As Dom Secretary it Eert that general Huang with 20. To federation shop employees. The too troops is holding a line in the i federations includes. »0,0 0 shop Southern Tiangsi province below Kan-1 worker. Chow while generals i and Usu a Ere commandeering the spearhead the drive against Chen Shiung Ming. Suns Northern forces Are not expected to reach the neighbourhood Canton inside two weeks. To us Guth China Leader lays Down terms China unification peking. China. June 27.�?the formation a a United states in v Kina modelled after the american fed rational and a National conference at Shanghai to discuss demobilization superfluous troops and abolition the Turchun military governorship Tyr Stem Are the two principal conditions which Chen a Hung Ming South China Leader will negotiate for the reunion China. It was announced today. . The forests the United states Omar Lse 465.000.000 acres which i too too acres Are owned by Farmers in the form farm Wood Iota. To get too percent returns your want and. Put your name and address in your and. Your message reaches 8,000 subscribers representing 40,000 readers. Over 30,000 these readers Liv Ltd in the towns and the Rural routes throughout Mitchells Trade territory. Saturday want ads Freie with every two to five issues six men in the cars when the attack was made. Whether the missing Nineteen escaped were killed in the cars and were burned when attackers fired the train was still unknown today. Angered because their town has been blamed for the atrocities. Her Rin citizens say Johnson City. Ziegler and other mining towns should Bear part the responsibility because i Many the rioters came from other towns to join the riot mob which stormed the Lester mine. Navy Crew wins in Best race rowed Hudson experts a by associated press leased wire in Poughkeepsie. N. A. June 27 a competing oarsman and rowing experts today were still keyed up by the intercollegiate regatta won by the naval Academy Crew the Hudson. It appeared to be almost the unanimous opinions those participating and witnessing the three mile race that it was the greatest Crew spectacle and the most gruelling contest Ever staged in the history the sport in this country Washington was second. Syracuse and Cornell were third and fourth. Respectively Columbia finished fifth and Pennsylvania was last. Chautauqua. N. june 27�?mrs. Thomas g. Winter Minneapolis was nominated for re election As president the general federation women a clubs at the biennial convention in session Here today. The remainder the ticket All which is unopposed includes mrs. William s. Jennings Jacksonville. Fla., first vice resident mrs. James Hayes. Atlanta ga., recording Secretary mrs. Florence Floore Cleburne. Texas treasurer. The election will take place thursday. Two resolutions concerning motion pictures were considered today by the resolutions committee. One sponsored by the Georgia department endorses the better Fil the other advanced by the federation chairman moving pictures mrs. Woodall Chapman new York. Recommends operation with All organizations interested in improving motion pictures under the rules discussion the Resolution went Over unto tomorrow when will h Hayes president the motion picture producers and distributors. Is expected to speak. Today s program called for conferences Industrial and business relations. Institutional relations Indian welfare and social service with mrs k. R. Schermerhorn. East Orang. N j. Second Vic president the federation presiding representative the various Steps told what they Are doing through the federation centers for Exchange Volunteer social service. To �?1 Coal shortage Neah Keokuk. La. June 27.�?local Coal dealers report no Domestic Coal hand. Public utilities and industrials have a sufficient Supply to last three weeks. Chicago 111., june 2 7.�?mrs. Laura Kachelmacher Fargo n. D., is being held by Federal authorities in connection with the smuggling into this country a 100,000 Pearl necklace according to Charles Slater special Treasury agent from Seattle Wash. Treasury officials in every Large City have been looking for this necklace which has been taken from City to City in an attempt to evade Federal Treasury agents . Slater said. The necklace is said have been purchased in France and brought to this country by a circuitous route. . Slater left for Nev York where he is to appear in connection with the Case before the Federal grand jury in session there. Grand jury asked to probe strike Breakers by associated press leased wire Uniontown pa., june 27.�?the Layette county common pleas court re asked in a petition flied Here today to recall the june grand jury and investigate the a a importation several Hundred men from new York City who have been sworn in As Deputy sheriffs marshals and special policemen for strike guard duty. The petition names the h. Frick Coke company and other Coal com i panties charging that they a a imported the men in violation the act Assembly May 29. 1893. The companies the petition avers a imported a great number men from new York. West Virginia. Kentucky Illinois and other states a and these men. It is said were sworn in for strike guard duty being sent to 27 mining plants throughout Fayette county. As a result the petitioners declare an emergency has Arisen and it is urged that presentment be returned against the Frick and other j companies that the court order the sheriff to subpoena the Coal company officials to produce records showing the number special deputies they have duty and that the sheriff be compelled to furnish a Complete list deputies has sworn in since the miners strike began april i. Republic Hurt by Rathenau a murder Ebert German president declares assassins struck at foundation government France has newer reparation plan to put germans to work Paris France june 27�?a huge War reparation plan under which the germans would reconstruct France and also build the Long planned Tunnel under the English Channel has been submitted by the minister Public works. E. Be Trocquet to Premier Poincare who has Laid it before the French members the reparations commission the plan involves the use German labor and materials t othe extent Twenty billions francs. The newspapers assert that if Germany is Able to carry the construction railways and Telegraph lines at Home she is Able to reconstruct the War torn areas in France and also to help build the canals electric Power plants and railways which Are needed in France and which Are now under partial construction postal Bill held up Washington. C., june 27�?the House Post office committee voted today to postpone consideration the Kelly Bil Lof reduction the second class postal rates until the december session. Weather report weather. . South Dakota showers probably tonight and wednesday warmer tonight. England ready to let Germany join new league Lloyd George declares government would support proposal to admit Berun by associated press leased wire Berlin Germany june 27�?the assassins who killed . Walter Rathe Nau Germany a foreign minister were striking at the Republican government Germany and its people declared president Ebert at . Rathenau s funeral in the Reich Stag chamber today in Eulogi zing the dead statesman the Bullet which struck Down Rathenau was aimed at the German Republic a said the president. A it robbed the nation one her most Loyal patriots one the Ablest champions German rejuvenation this murder is a crime against cur industrious suffering hopeful the Vicinity the Reich Stag building was crowded with masses workers observing the Days abstention from labor decided upon in protest against the crime. The prohibited zone near the building was heavily patrolled up to the Early afternoon no disturbances had developed t0days8aseball by associated pros i eased wire London. Eng., june 27.�?asked by lord Robert Cecil in the House commons whether he could state the governments attitude towards the administration Germany to membership in the league nations. Prime minister Lloyd George replied that great Britain would be willing to support a proposal for Germany a admission in answer to lord Roberts question the prime minister said a this is not a question which concerns great Britain alone it primarily concerns Germany herself. So far As his majesty s government is concerned we would support a proposal to admit Germany to the league.�?�o26 die in Accident by associated pres lenses wire Berlin Germany june 27�?twenty Seix persons were killed and numbers others injured thirty seriously in a railway Accident just outside Berlin Toddjr. National league Philadelphia. Ooi oooo i 5 2 new York. 013 201�?7 to i called end sixth rain. Hubbell and Henline Douglas and Snyder. First game Pittsburgh too 020 300�?6 9 0 Chicago. 010 too oooo i 12 t Cooper and Gooch Cheever to Nee and Farrell. Second game Pittsburgh. 400 i Chicago. Too 0 Glazner and Cooch. Alexander and Wirth Brooklyn. 020 Oil 300�?7 13 i Ooi 001�?3 7 2 Reuther and Deberry Oeschger Fillingim Mcnamara and Gowdy. Cincinnati. I St. Louis. 4 Gillespie. Markle and Hargrave Doak and Ainsmith. American league first game Boston .010 too Ooi 2 6 1 Philadelphia too 201 Oil 4 8 2 Pennock. Fullerton and Ruel Rommel and Perkins. Second game Boston. Too Ici 010 4 la i Philadelphia .002 010 30 6 to 3 Ferguson and Rue Heimach Naylor Rommel and Perkins. St. Louis .004 021 0 Cleveland .010 200 0 Wright and severed mails keeps Lindsay and Neill Chicago Oil 300 0 Detroit .401 Ono 0 Schupp Hodge and Schalk Ehra Ket Cole and Baffler

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