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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - June 30, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Celebrate the fourth of july at Home this year with the Mitchell kernels the evening Republican edition Uri Hmitchell South Dakota Friday june 30, 1922 number 232 Harding tells Why ship help is necessary prescient at White House dinner outlines reasons wanting Marine subsidy surrender new film shows boy life of Washington in ancestral Home England wants Carusos a a find on her to Force Russ Purchase of canals w. S. Hill is present from Bureau represent. Tiv Esmie Given new facts Reg adding f. S. Shipping. Washington. D. C., june 30�?a private showing of a motion picture illustrating scenes around the ancestral Home in England of George Washington and an allegorical representation of historical incidents concerned with the Washington family will be Given to president Harding on july i. Under the auspices of the american Branch of the Sulgrave institution. The author of the production. Arthur Branscombe an English playwright and Herbert w. Thompson of London its producer will attend. The Sulgrave institution has purchased the Home of Washington forbears in England and presented it to the american nation. Hand at Hague of Connor and Way to stardom in opera Force in four by Avi ated press leased wire ?.?, d. C., june 30.�?pres-Ldent i Riding at a dinner at the White he Quot be last night presented to agricultural leaders of the country his reason for seeking their support for the merchant Marine legislation now ii Congress and discussed with them several chases of the agricultural credit situation. According to chairman Lasker of the shipping Board who also attended the dinner and at its conclusion told newspapermen that he spoke for president. . Harding informed his guests that the proposed ship subsidy legislation was offered As a solution to a National problem and not to meet $ class requirement. The or Biden was said to have declared that this country had reached e stage in its National life where every thing that was overwhelmingly of interest to one Gro up could not help being beneficial to a1. W. S. Hill at dinner in addition to or. Lasker those invited to the dinner included Secretary of agriculture Wallace chairman capper of the Senate agricultural bloc Charles s. Barrett. National Farmers Union John m. Boland. Missouri farm Bureau federation E. Bra fut. Xenia. O., w. S. Hill. Fouth Dakota farm Bureau federation c w Hunt. Iowa farm Bureau John t Orr Texas Cotton marketing association. A c. Page Orange Judd Farmer j of. Reed. Minnesota farm Bureau John Tromble Kansas state farm Union Ralph Snyder Kansas farm Bureau d. A. Wallace Minnesota Farmer. Market for Farmers chairman Lasker quoted the president As saying that it was no longer possible for the agricultural interests to be Independent of overseas Trad that phase of the National life. . Harding was reported to have declared was As closely linked to world Trade As the manufacturing Industry. Harding it was said asserted a hat the Farmers could be assured of a continued and constant Carriage of their surplus Only through an american merchant Marine. If there were no markets opened to the american manufacturer he argued that manufacturer could not take care of the product of the farms adding that unless the manufacturing Industry could be employed to the maximum the agricultural Industry would suffer. San Ator Borah declares he who fight subsidy by associated press leased wire Washington. D. june 30�?senator Borah Republican. Idaho announced his a position to the merchant Marine Bill last right in a statement declaring that the cloture proposal in the Senate was designed to Aid the passage of t he car or the administration Bill he said would not stand Dis Cussion. A if it Wev thoroughly discussed end the details favourably explained a said or. Borah it would result in having a Large number of congressmen who might vote for it at Home. I has been perfectly and wonderfully advocated by the general statements and conclusions but its derails and it principles or rather Lack of principles which a discussion of it would reveal Tell a different Story. This is not a Good time to give a favorite class an Opportunity to draw upon the Treasury for millions of Dollar or. ? not a Good time either when everybody is taxed to the limit to hate a perfectly vicious policy of relieving a certain class from taxation. It is not a Good mime either to create a body of men who Are practically exempt from the control of the people and who together with their friends particularly favored vhf reference to taxes and the trea rur would become a body potential fir the very worst corruption in sir Philip Graeme insists that soviet delegates get Down to business would talk property briton wants rights of for. Eign interests in Russia accurately defined Frazier leaps ahead in race league candidate for x. D. Senatorial com in a to o x age Heads Mccumber fatso n. A. June 30.�?defeat of Porter j. Mccumber. Senior United states senator from North Dakota and chairman of the Senate finance committee who sought renomination pm the Republican ticket was indicated in returns available at noon today from wednesday s state primary. M unofficial figures from 515 of the state s 2.p64 precincts gave Mccumber 65,890 votes As against 67,541 polled by Lynn j. Frazier nonpartisan league Choice who was governor of the state for six years until he and two other league endorsed state officials were recalled last fall. In the Republican contest for the gubernatorial nomination with 1.308 precincts reported the standing was Nestos 71.913 Baker 52,320. State troops in Coal held West Virginia guard moves into Charlestown District to prevent troubles by associated press leased wire the Hague Holland june 30�?sir Phillip Lloyd Graeme of the British delegation insisted upon the consid j ration of definite propositions in today a discussion with the russians Here of plans for the restoration to j foreigners of the property they held in Russia before the soviet took Over control. It was time to quit discuss i ing glittering generalities he de j dared. Graeme suggests plan sir Phillip suggested that All pro Perty or undertakings of foreigners in i Russia should be divided into two j classes for the purpose of determining in what manner the russians would restore possessions to All the old owners. In the first group he would place the Industrial and commercial enterprises such As engineering work textile factories Public Utility work mines Timber and Oil undertakings and Banks and distributing trades. This class would embrace the extremely Large american interests involved including the International Harvester company a great Plant near Moscow the National City Bank s branches in Petrograd and Moscow the Westinghouse and Singer companies plants and the Standard Oil holdings in the caucasus. Urges prompt discussion in the second class the scheme places immovable property such As lands houses buildings and forests insofar As they Are not included in the first category. In addition to these groups. Sir Philip explained it would be necessary to Deal with miscellaneous items such As Trade and private Bank balances and deposits shares in companies and personal property but he urged that the question of the restoration of Possession in the Case of the Industrial and commercial groups be Given first consideration. Charlestown w. A. June 30�? two companies of the National guard were sent into the Cabin Creek and paint Creek districts Early today to break up an incipient March against mines on Cabin crack which has been operating on an open shop troops were mobilized and despatched on order of governor Morgan after he received reports that bodies of men were gathered on paint Creek and marching toward dry Branch and Cabin Creek. Residents of dry Branch reported that there had been no fighting or other disorders but that late yesterday about 75 men gathered on paint Creek and marched toward dry Branch it not being known How Many others might have joined the marchers on the Way. Last night they were reported to he on the property of the dry Branch Coal company two Miles from the mining Camp lieutenant Mack b. Lilley of the state police with about fifty men. Including the state police in that Section under his command and a Nuber of volunteers went into the Hills to meet them. Food tariffs j occupy Senate by associated press lenses wire Washington. D. C., june 30.�?fur-, Chase by the Federal government of the Cape cod and dismal swamp canals now privately owned and of j rated is authorized under a Senate j amendment to the Rivers and harbours development Bill adopted late yesterday by the Senate Commerce commission. With the acceptance by the committee of the two important amendments the Bill was made Complete and its favourable report to the Senate was ordered. Under the terms of the amendments the government agrees to pay $5,000,000 Cash and to assume Bonds aggregating $6,000,000 face value for the Cape cods saw in. The dismal swamp canal which runs from Chesapeake Bay to Beaufort n. C., would be purchased for $500,000 under the amendments. courts taken free states Are rapidly gaining control of situation in Dublin today firing is continuous irregulars display frenzied activity and fortify the houses in suburbs Hughes looks to Obregon to handle rebels movement of mexican troops indicate g Vern ment plans an Active Campaign by associated press leased wire by associated press leased wire Dublin Ireland june 30�?the foul court building in Dublin stronghold of the insurgent faction of the Irish Republican army was surrendered unconditionally to the free state forces at 4 p in. Today it was officially announced by the free state authorities. Commandant Rory of Connor and Liam Mellower and the entire Garrison. Including a1 the principal executive officers were made prisoner. Priest Heads column when the surrender took place the four courts was still in flames there were 130 of the irregulars in the party. They marched out with a priest at the head of the column the free state commandant had issued orders to cease firing. An explosion which blew up a Section of the building preceded the surrender by a be v hours. It is believed a considerable number of the insurgents were wounded by the sex Washington d a. June 30�?over Losion although they were not oct for arts irow to the state Denart curving that part of the Structure night advices to the state depart copying that part ment from Tampico served to change which was blown up materially the situation in the mexi Folio ing the surrender of four can Oil Region resulting from the courts free state troops turned Camilla Harrison new York a y., june 30�?Camilla i voice saying that she had a natural Harrison is the Quot find of Enrico Middle Register which is unusual. Caruso. I a tile course of a few Days mme. Caruso and Camillas Mother met by almost the last thing the artist Chance. Thy talked of Camilla a did before his fatal illness seized him voice. And the outcome was that was to predict a future for Camilla 1 Caruso took Camilla to mme. Gaud and take her to Myrhe. Gaudenzi for Enzi for her first lesson her first lesson. In ill a few Days later. Caruso wife and daughter. Were staying at the same hotel i Pany an american owned concern Consul Shaw reported that the rebel chief. Gorosave. And hts men i left the Camp monday morning after a 24 hour stay the message dated j wednesday seemed to have clear1 i the air. But on its heels came another dispatch filed saying rebels had seized the Pec Era Camp of the Brij Tish owned la Corona company and j that about half a dozen americans were among the 85 men held there. Buildings Here and there fortifying them strongly and Csc abolishing observation posts City like Hugo fortress the City is thus rapidly becoming a huge fortress with hundreds of snipers firing almost continuously and the peril to people in the streets hourly becoming More acute. Talbot Street where in front of Moran s hotel two lorries containing British soldiers speeding toward the North Wall were fired on by the mutineers shortly after noon today is demand 9.000 pesos no further advices came during becoming one of the greatest danger the Day. In demanding 9.00 pesos ii a cents the fire from the hotel was the surrender of the Pec Era proper a maintained throughout the morning in he was Yak an it employee the rebels fixed the direction of the Nelson pillar i july 2 As the Date by which payment where the free states occupy an of the noted Singer pronounced must mad. Whether the Rosing position Camilla who a thin Only is a demanded at the. Camp a. The irregular to them neat owed perfect tone for Light Owera and or not stated in the messages out poets Are Dis refilled a i or Mother happened to Stop. Cuso dieted big things in that line for her i state department instructed titty in of Bou Ani heard the girl Stunf chg she had not since the death of her husband charge Summerlin at Mexico City to occupying a number Hoi. Ani j yet had any training mme Caruso has kept in touch the great Singer the Atten Camilla and is urging the girl Hon of mme. Caruso flt the girl s i realization of the artist s Forseca in new York at which Camilla and duties on milk. Poultry and other farm products Are finally passed alleged blackmail worker eludes postal officials in Ohio Washington. D. June 30�?tariffs on food stuffs occupied the attention of the Senate again yesterday with committee rates on milk Cream poultry and Honey receiving overwhelming endorsement despite fights from the democratic Side and some opposition from the majority Side in the Case of the rate on Cream. Duties approved were milk fresh. 2 1-2 cents a gallon House rate i cent sour and Buttermilk i cent a gallon House rate half cent Cream 22 1-2 a gallon House rates from 5 to to cents milk powder 5 cents a Pound House rates 8c. Poultry alive 3c a Pound House rate 2c dressed 6c a Pound House rate four cents All other poultry dressed 8c or Pound House rate 20 percent and Valorme poultry prepared or preserved and not specially provided for 35 percent and Valorme House rate 22 percent. Honey 3 cents a Pound House rate 2 l-2c.of Amundsen off for far North i explorer expects to Start Aerial flight for pole within next three weeks rail showmen defy request of labor body j tue and punish bandits who Cap a Thor pm. Tur it a Bruce a Tail o 3&Quot in i Irno la ,. A tar Points in Central let Union or Pulaski s escape had not come in newspaper9 appeared this j official reports. I morn in in. But in abridged form. Finches still Marks time the Street cars Are continuing of beyond the new representation rations outside the dancer zone but to the was til a. By associated press i eased wire Cincinnati o., june 30�?frank e Mohrer. Who was taken into custody at Hamilton Ohio together with Theodore Garrison charged with having attempted to blackmail mrs. F. H. Berk of that City escaped from Post office inspectors at Hamilton yesterday. Mohrer asked he be permitted to see his Mother who he said was ill. Before being taken to Cincinnati and As he entered the House dashed to the rear and disappeared. Plans maturing for Coal meet demonstration by strikers is cause of new mine shut Down by associated press leased wire Punxsutawney Ajune 30�?the rur mines employing about 300 men near Valier which closed yester of or a demonstration by strik a trained shut Down today and sheriff s. A. Lowris. Who was at the Irene reported the situation quiet. A March of the strikers failed to a j Tia Lize this morning. Stire paper output of Scandinavia sold to american factories d j associated Piess leaded wire Eckholm Sweden june 30�?the f a swedish finnish and nor pm do an out it the newspapers an. A Vince will be sold to America. It a Ost of the big paper Mills have Ernd an agreement to Export rough a projected american Sindi headed by one of the officials of Ioe Canadian Export paper company. Us atonal student acquitted of murder it water. Okla., june 30., to in Miami a Federal vocational at Oklahoma a. And m. Col or Ewas Rovn 5 not guilty of a Duckham Cobb of bar ala., his classmate by n la quo District court Here yesterday. A Ai a a under vocational trait a , As killed on the College while he was said to lung forcing Gordon to a com l la to his Home to apology s Cobb for an alleged insult every child a Friend mrs Olive Roberts Barton flakes bedtime the most delightful time of the Day for hundreds of thousands of american children. For mrs. Barton is Rny author of a adventures of the twins mothers everywhere in America read these delightful tales to their Little ones after Quot tucking in Quot time then Happy goodnight kisses and pleasant dreams. Start Reading the new episode to your kiddies tonight la it a Complete Story and you will find it on the editor miners anxious to learn person net of committee. Two named by operators by associated press i cased wire Washington d. A. June 30�?As preparations went Forward today for the conference of bituminous and Anthracite Coal operators and representatives of the miners Union called by president Harding to meet Here tomorrow to consider a basis for settlement of the presen strike. Interest entered in the identity of those selected to represent employers in the bituminous Field. Union representatives Here for the conference consider the important Point now to be the identity of the bituminous operators selected while they believe a Large number of individual operators Are prepared to make concessions to end the strike another Large number they say. Are evidently willing to face a continued tie up. Rather than yield. It was re emphasized that the government does not expect the meetings to bring about a strike settlement but in recommendations to Lay a basis for a settlement. A a a a a of by associated press leased wire Nome. Alaska june 30.�?captain Roald Amundsen the explorer today was on the first Lap of the Arctic journey on which he will attempt to Cly across the North pole. He sailed from Nome yesterday afternoon in his exploration Schooner. The Maud from Point Barrow the Northern extremity of Alaska he plans to take off in Ai out three weeks in an air plane flight which he Hopes will land him less than 24 hours later on the Island of Spitsbergen or on Cape Columbia Grants land. Northern Greenland. cd Ith the norwegian explorer sailed Elmer g Fullerton Canadian member of the British air Force who will Pilot the 185 horse Power Junker monoplane in its flight. From now on the Only communication Amundsen will have will be by the powerful radio apparatus with which the Maud was fitted before she sailed from Seattle Early this month. Every citizen of Nome turned out or the demonstration which marked the departure of the Maud. Explorer gets Flag the Crew of the United states coast guard Cutter Bear escorted Amundsen from the Dock to hts ship on the Forward deck of the Maud judge r. J. Lomen spoke for the citizens of Nome bidding the voyager godspeed and presenting him with a silk american Flag. Judge Lomen said a on behalf of the comm Unity to which you have contributed so much Fame by your visits i have the Honor to present you As a Token of our High esteem and cordial relations a Silken Flag the stars and stripes. It employees refuse to delay strike pending negotiations. Jewell announces in Obregon Cove a Mem there to indication that the state department intended to move at present. If president Obregon or his officials have any data tending to show that his political enemies Are responsible for the outbreak in the Temple Region Thev have not seen because of the Many snipers about the cite these zones Are numerous the Dublin fire brigade had 21 Calls yesterday. Jewell subpoenaed by associated press leased wire Chicago 111. June 30�?b. M. Jewell head of the six shop crafts unions was today sub ponied by the United states railway labor Board to appear before the Board for official investigation into the threatened railway strike of -400,000 showmen. Manifesto urges Public to Back provision als Dublin. Ireland. June 3 via Man fit to communicate that information festo to the people of Ireland issued to Washington As yet. I today by the provisional free state in any Rase both official and in government says official advice showed tha the j for 48 hours the soldiers of your Obregon government was moving adj army have unflinchingly borne the tie Chicago. 111., june 30�?leaders of the Railroad shop crafts whose a Dit ional troops into the Tampico Dis-1 Brunt of Battle against the forces of strict for the evident purpose of sup-1 anarchy in your capital some of them pressing bandits or rebel activities it have Given their lives and Many others is generally assumed her that Suffle j have been wounded in the defense of Dent troops will be distributed about j your rights As citizens the District to prevent such raids As a you Are faced with a conspiracy those of Gorosave As quickly As pos i whose calculated end is to destroy the a Able treaty signed by your representatives comi fun Leat Ion now and endowed by yourselves. Under the it was evident also from the re treaty the government and a ports official or otherwise reaching your own country Kub Tio wide walkout is aet for to a. In i have been rendered Back to you tomorrow today notified the United Prates Railroad labor Board that the showmen refused to delay their strike pending negotiations begun by the Board which a re to be started at a conference at the Board s Headquarters at 2 of clock this afternoon. A if the Telegram of the Railroad labor Board of june 29 summoning the shop men a Leader to the conference Means that the Board is issuing an order to the showmen that the situation remains in status quo no until a settlement is said the East letter of b. M. Jewell shop men a Leader to the labor Board a then the showmen regard it As the letter referred to the United states circuit court ruling in the Pennsylvania Railroad Case holding that the decisions of the Railroad labor Board Are Only advisory. Has not enforcing Power a a being an administrative Arm of the the letter said Quot the Board cannot coerce Railroad employees into unacceptable employment then i fun i to i la a a ii in Mil us i i m an v Alf Uva we a that communication . you a. Intr the Wick a communication. A a k Jyo re oct the. Surrender and in with the outlying Camps is slow at to Quot a unnecessary War Best and that detailed accounts of what took place at the Agada pro in the four courts try Perth have been unavailable As yet 1 a fighting for a Republic. In rlh0,r, reality they Are fighting to bring the Ever that Gorosave on leaving the Back a a v american Camp monday threatened to return and Artze the nearby British Camp and also property of the mexican and Gulf Oil company in the same Region. The rebel chief made a part of this threat at today baseball american league Boston Sio Ojo oooo 4 7 Philadelphia. 0l0 too too i 6 Piercy Ruel. Moore Eckert tar Rison. And Perkins. Cleveland. Ii St. Louis. 20 Coveleskie and o Neill Vangelder and Severeid. Symbolizes All that la Best in human transportation act did not and cannot government Mun Dan affected Amundsen visibly affected several times murmured scarcely audible Minnehaha county officials go West to secure Wenzlaff free states careful to keep casualties Down Dublin. Ireland. June 30.�?an official Builtin fro a the Headquarters of the free state troops Early today describing the capture of the greater part of the four courts says that in the desire to save the lives of those in the buildings special precautions were taken and that the casualties to the irregulars were not head was due to the skill with which the attacking party conducted the operations. When the four courts was occupied 33 irregulars were made prison free state forces occupied the by associated press leased wire Sioux Falls s. D. June 89�?sher greater part of the building Herman Wingsness and states f. Antral Hall and Library and Iff Herman Wingsness and Stater j a the Centra Hall and Library Grant the labor Board authority to attorney Waggoner left this morning irregulars were forced to retire coerce Railroad employees into Unac for los Angeles. Cal., to bring Back j rear of the Eastern Section septable employment. To Sioux Falls e. G. Wenzlaff form a portion of which was at 2 of clock the time set for the a Sioux Falls banker wanted Here Jown away by artillery fire. before leaving today on what i Hope will not be my last trip into the he said. Quot i want to thank the citizens of Nome for Many kindnesses and courtesies and the generous hos a put laity they have always extended to a a Brown Chain Man conference with the labor Board. B. M. Jewell had not appeared nor had any other of the leaders of the six shop crafts and at the Headquarters of the showmen on the North Side it continued on Page six o weather report South Dakota partly Cloudy tonight and saturday not much on the charge of embezzlement Wenzlaff s extradition has been arranged for with California authorities. Thomas Darcy one of the signatories to the irregulars proclamation and chief of staff of the irregulars was made prisoner. Thirty Are kill of Dublin Ireland. June 3��?lnoffi held for assault chg p osteopaths meet by associated press leased wire los Angeles. Calif., june 30�?theinternational osteopathic Congress cia7"estimates of the casualties in the will open its annual convention Here two a fighting Here place the today. The first session will be that i number of killed at thirty with More of the executive Board of the Osseo j than fifty wounded. This Forenoon path women a National association. Twelve deaths were reported and National league Brooklyn 020 too 090 2 7 2 Boston. Too 003 Fox 3 9 1 cador and Deberry Fillingim and Gowdy. Philadelphia i Ooi Ooi too 4 8 i new York .102 too 30x 6 12 3 ring. Hubbell and Henline next and Smith. Fit. Louis.500 too Ooi 6 14 0 it Isburgh too too too 0 31 Sherdel and Al Smith Morrison Yellowhorse and Hooch. Cincinnati of 3� Chicago. La Ley. And Wingo Stu land a ult Omaha. Neb. June 30 a a charge of a aaa ult with intent to commit mw-1 Der Baa been died against Fred Brown. Benson Quot Chain Man according to county attorney Shotwell Here j today. Brown is charged with having As i a tilted it be Boyd who he to alleged to have held up at the Point of a revolver and made a chained prison j or at his Shack in Benson a suburb. May 27, when Boyd attempted to Rescue two women who were being held captive there. Brown is to be brought Here from i Lincoln next wee. He is reported As nearly recovered from the effects of a Bullet wound that resulted or his capture by a Wyoming posse North of Medicine Bow two weeks ago. a a mayor Oles resigns Youngstown. O., june 29.�?George l Oles elected mayor of Youngstown on an Independent ticket last fall. After a sensational Campaign today i resigned from office after six Stormy Mao. Farrell. Month of administration More free tickets to the a a met two More names will be selected at random from the Republican s list of subscribers and placed somewhere in the want ads on saturday. If your name and address appears you will receive free two tickets to the met theatre Good for monday july 3, to see Miriam Cooper and George Walsh in a a serenade Twenty wounded the latter includ.? 3 both men in the fighting forces and private citizens. An Irish Republican War news poster says that Emon de \ , Tho Republican Leader is on Active service with the Dubline brigade fighting for the Irish Republic. picture of Cousin of Parkston woman shown in Republican Warren s. Stone grand chief of the brotherhood of locomotive engineers whose picture appeared on 1 the front Page of wednesday even Jingo a Republican is a Cousin of mrs. J. D. Welch of Parkston mrs. Welch is the Mother of mrs. J. L. Wingfield and r. E. Welch of Mitchell or. Stone is chairman of the Board of directors of a company recently i formed by the brotherhood of motive engineers to mine Coal West Virginia. T Var a of f Loco a Sal in my a

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