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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 4, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages the evening Republican City edition vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota tuesday March 4, 1924. Number 132 Mew graft inquiry asked gives up motherhood to russian girl submits self to i an operation a a live in u. S. Mcadoo acted for Mclean his son testifies i. T it say immigration officials requiring it did no to understand f is in the courts p o % Patton does no to r vow Pia now that she won t of of ported by Vafi service \ n y March 4 a Low car net exact All its a Fri / o Battlefield. Even in times 1 f a. Demands its Oblations. A r Quot a id Paula Patton of St it asked a supreme test. I 1 a hurtle of her own were a a of a her alongside the t hear american and remain. A with her people. T than forfeit that right. She a m in an opera ing table we now Che is convalescing. But Revner 1 i she knew the jobs of a St when she was 9. Me from Russia with her Arri Brothers and Sisters. She Kly. Delicate child unable v nearly in her native i \ my siege of infantile Par j had left its Mark. Era ton off a a Quot a said she was Ceile temporarily. Though j emitted her to enter her a Promise a Chi a her deportation How i is Gore on steadily affliction has made it hard a to talk a says Paula. I r make the examiners at i land understand me. And est ions were All so easy. It Ive been different had they v or write the answers Down he immigration men were. Bed Why they paid Ber Tiro Babl y would be feeble no Aga for. Paula thought. Only Way out. And she Ade the a orifice. Bore to the Hospital a she because it was my Chance x 11 of dear americas to my. S Thevil let me stay now. A a s they will. But that of Riporti Der ill is on file. Oases pending in the f Appeal and a presents Rel a Recd is fighting Ltd or Gross n. .-,> oms dependent Paula says. A a e Home. My father s Hull and our Good friends All Doheny tried to reach Walsh by Oil Deal was first retained on will of senator puts into record of japanese Prince pronounced dead returns to life father of the publisher Fer to interest him in Montana venture son employed later wai3h rejected it attn fuss says that Molkay wanted him to Tifa to Pai Ai ult�?~8 Statem rat Washington. T. A mar. 4.�? Francis h. Mcadoo son of we. O. Mcadoo. Was called to the witness stand today by the Oil committee. Mcadoo said that in 1919 the firm of which he and his father were members was retained by e. B. Me tvs an in relation to the will of the publisher s father. John r. Mclean. Two years later the witness said this relation she a ceased. Then Mellen retained him again in 1923. But not his father. Mcadoo said Mcl Ean had wired him that a. Mitchell Palmer attorney general in the Wilson administration represented a. B. Fall and Harry f. Sinclair. This was Why the publisher wanted him to approve the statement Palmer prepared for the committee last december. Mcadoo said. Mcadoo agreed to produce the Telegram sent to him by Mclean with respect to Palmer hut he desired to furnish others saying they were confidential As Between lawyer and client. The witness denied the stat a a nerf in one of Mcl Eanus telegrams that he or his father had been counsel for the publisher a for seven years. Of a a a by r a testifies Mclean is i cart a secret agent of department of Justice Paula Patton ship boards fusion names record to be wont go upon investigated . Ballots White River ice Gorge is bigger today Washington O. Mar. 4.- Upit j there we another series of bomb sex j Plo Sions today in the Oil scandal. Here Are some of the things the Oil committee was told when it resumed its hearings that of. To. Doc try tried Ontic a mss fully last Dormer to interest senator Thomas j. Walsh. Chief per Critor of the Oil inquiry in an Oil venture in Montana. That the senator replied be would have nothing to do with an Enterprise where he might appear to he using his official position for his own profit. That Edward b. Or Jean. Publisher of the Wadlington Pom and a Centra i figure in the Oil scandal has been Carri on the Gore in Merit Rolls As a a ref agent of the department of Jar than that Tellan had a copy of the department s secreted we. And that some of tile melange sent. Hint and his employee in Torida were in a cipher on of need by i the department. The testimony a Garding Mclean j was Given by William to. Burns chief a the depart Era Quot s secret agents and i mr4 Mary thick Stein. Former by Buras Secretary. They both confirmed that i the publisher had he a enrolled on the Force of the Bureau of in i f tin. My i a n was placed on Tbs Roll As Tokio. Japan. Mar. 4.�?<>p>�? Prince Masayoshi Matsukata. Announcement of wha a death shocked the ration saturday but who Mir net loudly returned to life sunday astounded physician who had pronounced him dead. As Well a countrymen who had read lengthy newspaper obituaries concerning him. Is gaining strength and his condition now is hopeful. It was announced today. The Prince is 90 years old he is one of two surviving genre or elder statesmen or official adviser of the emperor. After doctors had pronounced him deed. He slowly returned to life recognized those about him and then requested nourishment. Wheelers be Daugherty so a prosecutor plans probe of alleged bribery of congressmen representative Garrett moves for inquiry into grand jury charge Senate is not to act in Der re option Hoise would investigate alleged thu of gift of its members Montan a senator will Lead special Zonfa Tittle s Phore of attorney Gen or a is record Washington. D. C., mar. 4.�? \ Story to the a facet that afr a re eve general Daugherty went to the Rac track with Harry f. Sinclair and bet Money for Cabinet members. Was told to the Senate a Daj by senator Heflin Democrat Alabama. Washington. D. C., afar. 4.�? api a senator Wheeler. Democrat Montana has been made the unofficial a a prosecutor in the investigation of Washington A. Mar 4.�?�? a rep. Gurett democratic Leader in the Miv today pro. Posed an investigation of the ext Den re developed by fore a Chicago grand jury a that two member of Congress had improperly accepted Money in connection with seeming paroles and pardons of persons of in a Neinl Nifon. Or. Garrett re that a special ii Mise rom Mil he of five numbers determine the truth of the allegations. I no i ignition of Tho findings of the it i Oage grand jury which indicted r. B. Forhy Aud j. W. Thompson will he Mads by Tbs special sen-a4 Veteran committo it was an a no need today by senator Reed. J red men of that a Immite. The Serene veterans commit sett a i called togs her today to consider Tbs procedure for in inquiry into the my Donee Laid before Tbs Chicago grand j jury which indicted Charles k. Forbs former director of the vet a cars Bureau that a two members of Congress Quot had improperly accepted Money the meeting was called or senator David a Reed. Republican. Pen novt Venia the chairman after a discussion o a he grand jury report a is attorn a general Daugherty having tor Day with president Coolidge and been assigned the task of determining s the District attorney at Ltd Leo go a water eos r fat it deep if salary a Sner Lal agent Bergusen the depart-1 the Dae and procedure for the open asked immediately whether the eve Menf of Tain a inform Ion through j jog of the inquiry at the first session Deuce a anciently indicated Connic blk and his re a paper. The Wash yesterday of the special investigating Tjon he a when the in ton Post Burns testified. The j committee. Payments and tin Bora tis a rear. The Lowland threatens state with of str Cotton for que the a a i think our Hoise today adopts resolve Tutov for investigation of its work is or Fame court weit sea to order Nix Orlett candidates on party Raij i of Presho. S. I it. March 4�?wsf�r has a of the ice Gorge in the who a River Devil it Ped last a Day sixteen Miles South of Here is still rising and the danger to the steel and can cry the Bridge 14 1 feel eng. Which housework and ask 4 useful to my Mother j let Rny stay my i Hope they a a Tench written clearly j inquire Washington p. Mar. 4.�?a sweeping investigation of the shipping 1 Hoard was a today by the House. A after Brief debate a Resolution was adopted providing for a of Spe a a i committee in it Condu it the Pierre 8 d., mar. 4 a the a pro is court today denied the mandamus action of h. W. Smith against the Minnehaha county auditor in the fusion ballot contest. Hts mandamus a asked to compel the county auditor to put the names of it minority farm Quot no. He hand resign Sid. When asked if Mclean had Given up b s Post a special agent. Rum a Aid there we re about eth Dollar year Fen in the department new a the last admin Srafion had 3 9, he added the witness a Aid the Gaston b mean a a specie age tit of the de a finished two veers ago by the Partt nent of just ice a May have Quot thru state is growing daily. The in a is it him done some work for president piled up from Shore to Short several Harding feet. Making an effective dam and j Walh discloses i Moberly offer already the water has overflowed the Washington. D . 4.�?sen Banks and spread out Over a Jayet no Walsh Democrat. Of on Tana. Chief area s. Halvard Usgaard reports the Rose Tutor in the Oil inquiry refused loss of several head of hog some in december of enter into any Oil cattle and horses besides a Large transactions wit e l Doh in y. Amount of farm equipment. Other i might by Quot squeamishness in of investigation Resolution. Senator Wheeler its Gonsor is not expert Al egg a improper payments and the a Etc ran so bureaus a u u Al car Tity of my Toffli. The. Rom Mitt. Jurk Lictor burb a in la. A Ortlon which . The senator n-1 accumulated since introduction of the went Over the a a tire special a por of the grand jury it i understood de to Start the inquiry before next it it announcement was made of week the committee held its first with reference to the s ate preliminary bastion yesterday and its in it that other indication of Graf meeting was described As entirely har in uncovered but not do Voton onious by senator Brookhart is j for of jurisdiction during the publican. Iowa the chairman. Inquiry that led to the indictment of the committee took up the ques Horbelt. I of or. Daugherty s personal counsel i a Paul Howland and former senator i foam Berlau of Oregon for various i privileges and decided not to Grant unlimited right of Cross examination nor for calling Independent witnesses i holding. Or. Brookhart announced j a a that thee questions should be kept j under its Gross examination i i within certain limit will be permit i or labor candidate on the Farmer a i Abor ballot. Ran of paper for Paul four Republic ans an a thru a i item effect of the supreme courts eely talk rat s. To by designated by speaker j decision today is that the fusion rang ter View with Paula Gillett will serve the committee dilates of the minority Farmer i Abor a a a a a the inquiry was proposed by rep by Ile a ire tentative Davis of Tennessee a Democrat on lha merchant Marine committee. O families in the threatened area moved out Lajet Friday who in the w senator Walsh told Doh any ter i but he could not Apnoea official position for profit. Resistor Walsh a d the purpose o faction will not be put on the farm labor ballot. I. La a fwd a a a a ii deadly monoxide is embodied in new German Poison Gas to mar 4.�?th� r-3 s developed in Sib Dies Carbon Mon a opinion of the a Nill i enlist. To it a Pter a i. Writing in the a independents Cut Gas Price in Sioux Falls rot o to i it colourless but is one of the in to science. A a Sioux Falls 8. A. Mar. 4.�?following reduction yesterday of 11-2 cents per gallon in the Prim of gasoline by a Loc a independen Oil com Pany. All Independent dealers in the i Amine in Ireland City reduced the Price from 23 1-2 to and. Mar. 4�?great i rents today. Standard Oil Deal to from the congested a West of Ireland where % Are mated to be worse new the famine year of Reather forecast i a generally fair tonight slightly colder to nth at portion. Generally fair be eds do Cloudy in tonight older tonight be trial portions. T acc a generally fair to a t a it sea it colder tonight j a Reft portion. Dakota and Nebraska Oen or Abt and wednesday. Arg in temperature. Generally fair tonight a Day somewhat Der to. = a theist portion. 081 Tom per fur i minimum a mrs re a a in refile re a to 7 a. J 2, order by toe official i a thermos a in re Jan 40 Era maintain the Price of 23 1-2 cents. A o a a a Al Arion hotel Berns afar Ion. S Afar. 4.�?fire, starting from an overheated Furnace today destroyed thi it town Only hotel causing a loss estimated at Sio Ann. New Row holds up report upon wheat Tariff Washington. P . Mar. 4�?another Row in the Tariff commission a held up delivery to president Coolidge of the commission report on its wheat inquiry com pms More than a week ago. Of Coolidge names counsel to sue Standard Oil lha negotiation apparently the work of a he Oil amp Regin to and avoided losing any livestock Over the flooded Are a the water is approximately four fee deep and is continuing to me the Force of the flood has begun tee to Wash out the a or it a it Hes on the telegrams out into the record of South a id of the by a Lind a fur a Ltha Oil committee Toda Gay showed that or Rise if i feared will result n after Walsh had forwarded to doth collapse of the a iou the in end o a Hen a s suggestion from a a on Stu Ted. However and the committee will o us a his consider Reque dec that it i be us i Pena for witnesses or documents 24 autos Are burned up in Farmer garage wanted by the attorney generals was to counsel commit j t a to a he development of the Mon v Oil Flat id. Doh any suggested thai the Structure the Northern approach re Rains intact it is feared that if the Iez gorge1 Walsh or i brother go to to an Breaks suddenly a it so a is Likely a Ere car Fyk consult about it. Do with the continued warm weather. I Rafti a alluring offer a wide area will he flooded and a Doheny i suggestion on a great Deal of Dumago to farm land Pov so a hat a he Montana. Senator or will he Dom Chicago ii. Afar. 4 a William a. Lavelle 82. Who often doubled for the late colonel w. F Gody. A Buffalo Bill with whom he was a of Ciatu a in night and the show Busine died last night of Hospital Here. Washington. To it c., mar. 4.�?the nomination of Samuel in Chat of san Francisco to be special government counsel in ligation to determine Validity of titles held by the Standard Oil company of California to certain Oil land in California was int to the so Nae today by president Coolidge. Coolidge wont say As to veto upon tax Bill Reiter ates Effort of Yafei. Lon plan by t wont come Aht himself on i pro false Washington C., afar. 4 enc to a he principles and pro Viaian he an mad of the Mellon tax pm an was re affirmed today by president Coolidge. Afr. Coolidge position relative to i brother was willing to a take in j j to rat a in the Ator Walsh replied that the us j Gest Ion was most alluring Quot but said he a Ould not accept because leasing j i no get Gatior with the government i would he Neces Surv. A while t am in the official position i t hold a said a in a a a s reply Quot it seem 1 to me for me to Ere age in j j Ary business dependent in any a ppr Ciao la degree or. Government i i the correspondence took place he j a for Doheny revealed that he had i loaned Flo Koo to a. B fall. But of a a the Senate inquiry info the sin Clair and Doheny least 5 had been Berun. In Reading the a a a Ign into the adhere senator Wal a mid efforts had convention in Iowa urged to Back Coolidge congressman Dickinson the president is ready to help agric Ltd re of at Volz Biti iding avd Pool Hall taken by fire this morning. Des Merino. La. Mar. 4.�?im�? Imra s delegation to Tho Rop it null can National it Gnu option will go to Cleveland with instructions to support president Calvin ool Edge under an almost unanimous vote of the state Delegate non Van Tion this afternoon. I>�3 . To. Mar. J burping buildings. Should assume leadership among Theof a a a states in the to return in _ a i 1��no president Coolidge the a ecu Tiv Veo Ollie 0 ivc cps chair and to so strengthen the hand j of the Republican party a that it will i Farmer 8. D. March 4�?fire �ar1y this morning destroyed mat vol garage and rho Pool Hall occupied bar Nick tout the loss is estimated at 11 and the insurance is about iid.pl�. Twenty four automobile were do a Troy a a in the fire. I a for dog to or. Vol the fir was started when a Farmer living South of town tried to local a leak in j the Carburettor of i car with a match nays the match fired the gasoline which was dripping to the floor and in a j moment the Interior of the garage Ras a mrs of flames. Because there was a Dane in Farmer last night Many a ars had Beer. Left in the garage and nor it these were saved. Citizens a of the town answered the alarm. Which a Given at i a in. And min i Ning the hand pump and the chemical apparatus succeeded in keeping the flames confined to the Pool Hall garage thu saving the Bank and drug store directly to the South of the Iowa a be Abl to carry to a satisfactory con j to discover something i delusion its program of constructive that might he urged felonious by or legislation and administration of the o he Wie a a i St me. Nation congressman l. J. J a that end would be he i Dickinson of the tenth Iowa District. I tax legislation remains exactly As said a if it could he whispered about 1 told delegates to the Tate Carven open mind upon my nary Bill Washington. P. . May 4�?an open mind being maintained by weather and roads or by actin arc flied at 8 30 a. N Nail by the ass related pres flt a a a go to Lear so roads Good. Re g ear. 25 Road fair. Leer 25 roads Good Cloudy. 34 roads fair. Clear. 2fj roads fair. Clear 25 3 inches wet Road bad. or roads eos a. It Leady 3rt roads Good Rdeen i Lear. 20 roads fair. Heavy wet Snow 34 roads i y a i a a to mar. A. Roads Good Clouds Cloudy 23 reads at sell your hatching eggs and poultry through the poultry Section of the. Republican want and columns. Saturday s Issue contained poultry ads from such varied Points As Artesian and Emery s. It and Lincoln. 111. Now is the time to read and use poultry want ads. Saturday want ads free with evry 2 to 5 paid issues outlined in i message to Congress declaring for the a Feller plan the was made Clear at the we by Hue in answer to inquire aha it the Compromise Hill parsed by he House a direct Inqui Ryas to whether the president would approx a a a Corr Promise Hill brought the reply the he could not say at this time whether he would veto or approve a hypothetical my a us a. House to vote this week on offer by Ford a has the re had been an Exchange of a a leg rams Between Doh by and myself Quot a Safary to is of hew Telegram air. Mary to it urk to. Formerly secret by to William j. Burr. A on red in the witness Sard in the a i inquiry today that Edward r act Ean publisher of the Washington past. Was a a pedal age rat o the department of Justice. Afro Alary ducks still a spa Cial age it of a he department of Justley and Tion. Called to select lows 4e�gsts president it it it Iggy toward the Meta the National Tion. Congressman did King on Republican Conven nary Haugen farm Export Corpora Tion Hill advocated by ror Thwe Stern Rte re to a a chief mean of re a a that a to e. Of 4h� a a Mary Quot code my a ageaf�i>�3n was a Ltd to the wit re stand today in the of i rom a publican party who Are Der a re the president wot a a fair minded a a Al a the economical situation in i Brut Ivy ready and willing of help i a a Ion Arioul turn Quot and tha the people the president i in entire pm a Houm have Faith in his purposes and j by w the the do a a Ira to a no fit Farra his my hods. A a is of the North we a and Middle in his a a a a note a dress. Or. D.- West. Hut has not made up his mind i Inion dealt with virtually a1 Polit a whether the ring Bill will Brinsf Al Issue. Am devoted most of h re j the benefits sought Mark to the Affa of agriculture a part a ? of experts i a the Horn of the he bin asked to submit their a said. A a re a is with the readers of the View to the president and it is to Dot a Dicas de that most of the or Reform resol1tiov a ifs right of was to of a Kenzie bit accepting bid i in tee inv Vriga a to. She testified tha some Sorais had he a omitted of a a the a mar Quot Telegram which changed a a Hunt a meaning of it a shown the orig Quot a a opt of her to of a a Gram. Mrs. Ducks sin said wha 1rfnd�d to convey in her Mes he i Bill which he believed Watha inquiries we being made mined to formulate a pro est be pol a that will put the agricultural Industry on the Sam plan with oth a industries a the conv�?�t4on. Or d1�kins�n said should give it strongest in Ghe Dorset a it to the mend its enactment up try Wallah also a an of mind however. He posit Ion to the m a a our was expressed today by re pro Enta Ivy an Derson. Republican. Attn no Sod chairman of the House mob committee n Export corporation s charge Chi the a in to a Hill and Lvi a. Afr. Coolidge also chairman of the joint Corr of agricultural a regarding Mctyr and a being a special. Agent of the department of Justice a a Washington. D. Of 4.�?th House today he Gan consideration of Henry Ford s offer for muscle Shoals a Resolution we adorned giving right of Way a a he Mckenzie by Coolidge would approve Quot Iona commission the speaker also favored Extension inquiry. Of cooperative organizations among to format statement afr. An farm a Ard told the delegates that dry a d Ltd was convinced the Crew m Ade under secret Ary i the republicans we re returned to Bill was unworkable and pm partic Washington. D. G. Afar. 4.�?joseph Power a a Duc Ion of taxation a Abl and that the farm will he the g. A Row of new Hampshire now min a a surd. I greater us Ferer from it imposition is a to writ Xera and. Was nominated i a a a to by president Gloid go today to Hun should it by come a Law. Re Sumerg cons do option of the Vor by Bertny a Ltd Rop do versification Hill. The Sera a a pm or several hours goo bar v to death which would author acreptar.� o or Secru tar of a tat. Succeeding. Tsing tar. Ghina. Mar. 4.�? dbl the bid with general debate limited to w Iliam Phillips who becomes am a three Hundred persons were burned to hours. This action taken after an Bassadore to Belgium. I hours discussion leaders agreed As a House vote before the a re of judging by the divorce record. The j important town of chaw Tsun. 40 Miles Georgia proposing an appropriation the week on the Ford offer which has i girl nowadays a a Herg married East of Tainan. Shantung province last of $ 1 0 for the pure has a of of in pending before congressional with Demountable wedding Friday. Seven Hundred others were frat of soda and Calcium arsenals Conn Mil to Goy Yeau if go injured 4 tor Gay to Tbs Farmer i to death suffocated or died in panic today in the discussion of an Amend As a result of a fire which swept the ment by senator hands i it my Cra

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