Page 1 of Mar 6 1929 Issue of Mitchell Evening Republican in Mitchell, South Dakota

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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 6, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican Mitchell. Dowies bullets of Oilin shifts a a weather Cloudy colder fourth edition wednesday March 6. 1929 number 131 appropriation blondes Blush easiest i scientific device shows 11-thousand Stock hold i expected to appear a person at meet make Promise Hod. Var do a2 you a tar it u Quot a deep Bare Muling in Greasy a fib Genet rarer smell Ever by Oil form cd the Back it x or picture unique a nation wide it iders votes to a corporation Sipany of in on of John d it to Force Dewart from the Board of deaths of 17 from bad alcohol in Peoria Lead to several arrests Peoria iu., mar. 6-- # a More names appeared on the Poison liquor death list today. The total stood at 17. Two men and their wives Are held for murder. It is charged they furnished the Poison drink. Another Man is charged with manslaughter. There were three deaths in Galesburg which officials were certain were due to Poison liquor but because the bodies had been embalmed before an examination could be made the Coroner we As unwilling to include them among the victims. The Federal prohibition department has entered the investigation in an Effort to Trace the Poison to its source. Morris Mansfield one of those held under a murder charge said he obtained his liquor Supply from a Chicago dealer whom he refused to name. The beverage that resulted Iii the seventeen deaths the blinding of several persons and the serious illness of dozens More contained 15 per cent Wood alcohol according to a chemists report. The murder charges against Manfield his wife and g. O. Guf Fin and his wife were based on Only one death that of Clarence Hoppe. Saturday night. John Cox of Vermont iu., is held on the manslaughter charge. It was he the charges state who sold liquor which is blamed for three deaths. George h. Hulbert acting prohibition administrator in Chicago believes unadulterated Wood alcohol May have been used in at least some of the liquor. Eggs rear Admiral Dies Baltimore m. Dmar. rear Admiral Yates Stirling u. S. N., retired died last night at his Home Here. He was 85 years old and had been til five years. If hoads1 to fair of soft to fair .15 Farj of he Ivy i .02 Good j

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