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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 30, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol xxxv Imitchell s. Thursday june 30, 1921 number 207 Taf named chief Justice Harding picks sex president for High court appointment fills vacancy caused by death of Justice White even Economy costs More than expected Ilc it Sivi k 1 Jim Taft Only candidate men a of est to White Hoese Doper to it is president s Hori 9 _ 4 by associated a res wire i y pre leased m ire Washington la cd. June 30.�?appointment of former president William Howard Taft As chief Justice of the United states was formally announced late today at the White House. He will succeed the late Edward Douglas White whom he Taft appointed to the office in 1910. Or. Taft is the first Man in the nation s history to be chosen for the highest office in both the executive Ami judicial branches of the government. For More than thirty years prior to his retirement from the presidency in 1913 he had been almost constantly in Public service. Coincident with the announcement or. Taft s nomination for the place was sent to the Senate. Washington 1>. C., june 30.�?although official information is withheld some of president Harding s closest advisers expect him to nominate former president Taft for chief Justice of the United states in the very near future. In Semi official quarters it is believed official a announcement of the selection of or. Taft might be made today. A recent indications have pointed to the former president As or. Harding s probable Choice but no nomination had been signed by the president Early today. Wet Blanket for fight foes 4 by pre leased m ire Jersey City n. J., june 30.�? governor Edwards today told the associated press that the Dempsey Carpentier fight would go on saturday. Stocks crash As Day opens in Exchange prices break sharply in first hour in Wall Street Market High Tariff cause petrol paper a takes header downward As others Fale five 101 its. Fax gtd read y and anxious to Catt Down your. Expenses but kill and Maria Hon 150 Yox expect me to accomplish anything on a paltry Little app90p/ just 4 by annotated pre lenses it ire new York City. June 30.�?prices in the Stock Market broke sharply in the first hour of today s trading As a result of the higher averages on imports contained in the Fordney Tariff j Bill. Mexican oils were most unset j tied mexican Petroleum declining i twelve and a Quarter Points to Par i or too. american Petroleum which j controls the mexican Petroleum company also broke sharply and num j Erous other stocks Whin come within the Range of the proposed Tai Iff revision were lower by two i a five Points. Mexican Petroleum Register an initial decline of 4 1-1 Points 1 inn a lately extending this loss with an additional Point. american Petroleum lost 3 1-3 and the a Quot stack fell 3 3-4. General Asphalt. Atlantic Gulf United states rubber. Canadian Pacific and Sears Roebuck also were heavy. Domestic and foreign oils notably Houston and Royal dutch were firm and Crucible steel was strongest of the industrials rising 11-2 Points. Egan scores in court Battle Republican to bulletin fight bulletins on the Demp sey Carpentier bout in Jersey City will Start coming in Over the associated press wire at the Republican at i p. Rn., saturday. The bulletins will be posted in the front window of the Republican office As fast As they Are received giving local sport fans an Opportunity of learning about the fight round by round. The editions of the paper saturday evening will carry the Complete Story of the fight. Patch peace passes House i by a of Roalf l brr lenses Wirt Washington d. C., june 30.�?tho House today adopted the conference report of the Resolution terminating the War with Germany and Austria Hungary. The vote was 263 to 59. The proposal a Compromise Between the Knox and Perter resolutions now goes to the Senate. Sneaks into divorce bar thru cellar let. Supreme court reverses conviction of lawyer for insurance graft Stillman evades cameras but going re Roche trap door Trenton. N. A. June 30.�?in a last Effort to Stop the Dempsey Carpentier fight at Jersey City saturday or. Wilbur f. Crafts superintendent of the International Reform Bureau today wrote to governor Edwards demanding that he prevent the bout. Dempsey wants Battle to end with knockout whether he or Carpentier is Winner a no Towel throwing for me Quot Jack says when is time comes to take it 4 by Tsor Laird press leased wire Atlantic City x. J., june 30.�?Jack Dempsey wants his contest with Georges Carpenter to end decisively with i either himself or Carpentier stretched on the floor before the twelve rounds have been fought out saturday afternoon. The Champion so declared today. He said he did not want a Towel thrown in As an acknowledgement of defeat. A championship contest he said should be allowed to go to a George s Cami confident that Frenchman will Ibe next world Champion Jersey City x. J., june 30.�?prosecutor Pierre Garven today told a representative f the associated press j that unless More facts were presented to him by the International Reform Bureau he would not recoil mend to the Hudson county grand jury tomorrow that it return an in j dict ment sought to Block the dump a knockout without regard to the Bat. Sey Carpenter bout Here saturday. I tired or helpless condition of either i contestant. Dempsey also is of i posed to having the bout stopped by the referee. A a the Best Way to Stop a fight to suit everybody is to Knock tile other Man stiff Quot Dempsey said. Quot then there is no Chance for argument. I Don t want Carpentiers men to throw in a Towel. I know when it comes my turn to a take it Quot they Are not going to throw in any Towel for me. I will fight until i am counted out. A nobody is licked until he is with ten Long weeks of training behind him Dempsey today is through with hard work until he defends his title on saturday. The Champion completed his training yesterday. He will loosen up his Muscles on the punching bags this of i ter noon and again tomorrow before he a is scheduled to leave for Jersey City. I he expects to take Oft two pounds i by tomorrow night so As to bring j his weight Down to 190 pounds the figure lie plans to scale at ring time. The hour of Dempsey s departure is a guarded secret in the Camp. Manager Kearns said the party would leave Here tomorrow afternoon but j it is believed he May decide to spirit Dempsey away tonight or Early Tomor representatives of the Bureau and the clergymen s Community club of Jersey City appeared before the prosecutor and Laid before him facts which they claimed tended to show promoter Rickard and the principals were planning criminal violation of state Law by staging a prize fight instead of a boxing match. Or. Garven today said Quot if no further facts Are presented to me other than those now in my Possession i will not recommend to the grand jury an indictment in this veterans Hiss Dempsey name disabled soldiers j Eek Champion heavyweight in convention at Detroit Start War on Cement Trust 4 by sic Satril pres mire Pierre j supreme decision s. D., june 30.�?the state court today reversed the of the Minnehaha county keeps Mouth shut 4 by %noeit�4ed pre leaned w ire Poughkeepsie x. Y., june 39. Circuit court in the Case of George continued refusal by James a. Still 4 by a Oei ated pres leaded wire Detroit. Midi. June 39.�?the name of Jack Dempsey was greeted with hisses when it we As mentioned on the floor of the disabled veterans convention Here today. Declaring he understood Dempsey was an honorary member of the Western organization of veterans judge Marx said Quot Dempsey is the last Man we would we ant As an honorary member of this debit we Geis ice again Dubuque la., june 30.�?dubuque. Without tee during the la two months Recicki to Day of t4 Row. The Champion will be kept in seclusion at a private residence in Jersey City until time to go to the 1 Arena. The titleholder yesterday displayed sufficient vigor to convince experts that he had plenty of Reserve Power and Speed. He boxed on his toes All of the time and his foot work was impressive. There was a sigh of Relief from Trainer Hayers Hen Demprey finish her. A. A a a t a a a v or Al. La a Jevc to the lid Manhasset x. A. June 30.�?All members of Georges Carpentiers Camp Are confident that the blonde Frenchman will be victorious. Their various opinions follow manager Descamps Quot a. My Georges never fooled me yet. After saturday i will be manager of the world s heavyweight Trainer Gus Wilson Quot Georges As a Light-heavyw4?ight came into Contact with some of the worlds Cleverest and hardest hitting ring men. He knows too much for Captain j. H. Mallet the challengers Friend and adviser Quot Georges has always risen to the occasion. He has never yet failed to carry out his intentions and he intends to beat Dempsey. I believe in Paul Journee. French heavyweight and sparring partner Quot ugh Georges win lieutenant Pierre Mallet the challenger s War Comrade Quot we believe Carpentier s experience and ring generalship will carry him through to Joe Jeannette Quot Carpentier is too smart a fighter to lose this bout. He will be away when Dempsey hits and the Champion will not be Able to see his right hand it will be that Charles Ledoux French bantamweight Champion Quot Georges will win. He has plenty of sense and knows How to take Tare of Marcel Denys French lightweight Quot Georges will win with a one two punch and i do not think that Dempsey will be Able to hit him one telling italian Joe Gans who sparred with the challenger during three weeks of the training period Quot i believe Carpentier will Knock out Dempsey in the fourth or fifth round with a right to the jaw. Carpentier is the fastest Man of his weight that i have Ever Chris Arnold sparring partner Carpentier has a right hand that never misses and it paralyses when it of a increase Force in Erin London. Eng. June 30�?forces of he Royal Irish constabulary Are in std Bitely to to quadruple Zzz the do j sketch. This would a. Egan publisher of the Sioux Falls press who was convicted of presenting false and fraudulent proof in support of a claim for loss under an insurance contract and sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary. The court ordered a new trial. The opinion scored judge Frank b. New a Ork Cit jejune 30. The govt Smith of the Minnehaha circuit court Ern ment today filed a civil suit in charging he committed a prejudicial Federal court against 19 corporations error in excluding certain evidence and four individuals composing thej0ffereq by Egan. Of Cement manufacturers protective association charging violation of the anti Trust Law. Dissolution of the alleged illegal combination will be sought. The suit supplements indictments returned last March charging the Alpha Portland Cement company of Easton. Pa., and 73 other corporations and 42 individuals with engaging in a combination and conspiracy to restrict the production of Cement and withhold it from the Market. Seventeen members of the association would be named in the complaint this afternoon he said. The list includes the Coplay manufacturing company Dexter Portland cent ent company. Glen Falls Portland Cement company. Hercules Cement corporation. Phoenix Portland Cement company. Security Cement and Lime company and the Vul Canite Portland Cement company. 150,000 Man army becomes u. S. Law o 4 by pre leaned w ire Washington. I it. A june 30.�?president Harding today signed the army appropriation Bill directing reduction of the regular army to 150,000 men by october i. At the same time the president advised Congress that in his opinion further legislation might be required to relieve the general embarrassment of violating its obligations to enlisted men whose discharge the reduction will make necessary. Of today a baseball cupids siesta comes in june in Chicago now National league new York Doston game postponed rain. Two games tomorrow. Ujj Rooklyn Philadelphia game postponed. Rain. Cincinnati. Too 020 010�?3 8 i at Pittsburgh 200 too 30x�?5 12 i Luque Brenton and Wingo Yel-1 of horse and Schmidt. .4?a american league Boston new York game postponed rain. Philadelphia Washington game postponed rain. Detroit. 014 too 0 at Cleveland. A too 020 0 Dauss. Oldham and Bassier bag by. Caldwell and Nunamaker l. Sewell. First game Chicago. Too 010 oooo i at St. Louis Igi too oox�?6 Kerr and Schalk Vangilder Collins. Second game Chicago. 4 by of a try pre lenses wire Chicago. Iii. June 30.�?june marriages Are no longer popular hero according to Louis Legner marriage i a Cense clerk. He estimates that june licenses will total Only 5,100, which is i 600 less than last june. Last year i 4 2.503 licenses w4re issued and on the basis of increased population it was estimated that this year s total would reach at least 50,000. To Date however but 19.385 permits have been issued. Man to answer questions regarding his relations with Florence la. Leeds former Broadway show girl today marked his second appearance for Cross examination in the divorce suit he brought against the former fill Potter. Today As yesterday he brushed aside All such inquiries on tile ground that to answer them might tend to incriminate him. It was said that he i again declined to say whether he knew mrs. Leeds whether he was the i father of her son. Jay Leeds born in september 1918, or the father of a still born male infant to which she gave birth in november 1919. The plaintiff abandoned his attempts to evade photographers who proved unsuccessful although he entered and departed from the building through a cellar trap door. This morning he alighted from a taxicab at the front Entrance of the building in which the Caw is being tried and with his attorneys walked swiftly through the door. Mrs. Stillman was already inside conferring with her attorneys. 0 weather report forecast South Dakota generally fair and continued warm tonight and Friday. Local temperatures by the Republican s recording thermometer new Tariff to Range from 18 to 20 percent duties will run slightly be Low Payne Aldrich measure is said Wool under sched. A of measure will go before fill committee wednesday is new plan. I by afto Raiteri pre w ire Washington d. C., Juno 30.�?the average rate of duty in the administration s permanent Tariff Bill introduced yesterday in the House will Range Between is and 20 per cent according to unofficial estimates As compared with i s.55 in the Payne Aldrich Bill. Chairman Fordney of the ways and Means committee declared today. The Underwood average was six per cent and the Din Gily average 3 6 1-2 per cent. Quot when we Are Able to work out accurate figures it will be found that the new Bill will run slightly below the Payne Aldrich measure Quot or. Fordney said. Quot on manufactured Wool our rate is less than schedule a a Quot the chairman said he was preparing a statement in Advance of his formal report which would Clear up Many doubtful Points in tin Bill. Under a change of plans today the measure will not be considered by the full committee until wednesday. It will be reported that Day. Democratic members of the committee already Are at work 4>n a minority report in the Hope of submitting it along with the majority views. The Bill will be taken up by a Republican caucus tonight. Or. Fordney indicated that a Rule would i a obtained Whilt h would prevent amendments on tile floor except those offered by the committee. No Radical changes however Are contemplated it was explained unless ordered by vote of the caucus. The new measure fixes a Tariff of one half Coats per Pound 4n the Lead Content of All Lead bearing Orts and two and one eighth emits per Pound on Lead Bullion pigs scrap Babbit Metal and dross figured on the Lead Content. Republicans leading the tight against a Tariff on lumber Declar d today they were not satisfied with the new lumber schedule and would protest at the party caucus. Cent Gas tax is six months off january i. Not july i is Date announced by s. I. Six Reta by of state. Drivers of motor vehicles will be spared the payment of the one cent gasoline tax another six months As the tax. Generally announced throughout the state As being effective july i will not go into effect until january i it is pointed out in a correction sent out from the office of a harks Burkhart Secretary of state. Mitchell Gas filling stations had announced that they would Start collecting the cent a gallon tax july i and were planning a method of collection on Bot ii Cash and credit sales. Or. Burkhart has Sav d further confusion by pointing out that the Date specified in the Bill passed at the last session of tin state b Gisla Ture was january i. 1922. Thursday 3 a. In. 77 6 a in. 81 9 a. In. 93 12 in. 102 3 p. In. 105 in. Today 10a. A. In. Today 71. The government thermometer noon wednesday to noon today wednesday 3 p. In. 103 6 p. In. 96 9 p. In. 86 12 p. In. 79 maximum 3 p. Minimum 5 39 by from 4 0 12 0 and red. White and Blue Corn bred by crop expert 4 by Gioda Tol pre Lead Rcd Chicago iii., june 39.�?after three years of Experiment professor William l. Woodburn of Northwestern University has produced rid White and Blue Corn. The patriotic coloured Corn was produced by crossing red and White ears to make Blue ears and then grafting the three varieties. Professor Woodburn asserts he will soon be Able to perfect his Corn so that the rows of kernels will show solid bars of red. White and Blue. o a to its All in a name o on behalf of the members of Coacher Post i wish to o a reporter accosted a departing o. I a _ a a of lady this morning and met with o express our appreciation to tire various organization o the objection that she did not o a i a a newspaper. A it maximum 101. Minimum 67. Temperature at noon Post commander thanks City for Aid in Chautauqua to the various organizations which have assisted us in the advertisement and sate of 0 her name in a season tickets to the Chautauqua. There Are two More Days left before the Advance Sale old j season tickets is Over of you wish to co operate with us in 0 bringing the same High class entertainment to Mitchell again a 5 be Reay to take. One or Mote. Leo eco tickets to Chorro a Lien a y to -7-- i. Vav a. ,. A we. A Vav d. Mph in poet it s so German that i hate to o see it in print a she said. O Quot a what s in a asked o the reporter o Quot Well mine is so German that o i Jutt hate it. O Quot Whit is it 7 o oooo. 000000600 of

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