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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 15, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol , South Dakota wednesday March 15, 1922 number 142flames rage in Chicago Senate kills reservation to Pacific pact party lines closely drawn on question of treaty ratification new York alone causes South african this Princess to tremble revolt drawing to Quick close preacher wants to reduce Billy with Bible in Chicago opposing vote Strong vote in favor of res or Vati of perilously Neah to required one Thyri it bar vim it Cia Ted press in card wire Washington March 15�?the first of the proposed amendments to the part having Bern rejected by a division almost on party lines the four Power Pacific treaty continued in the Senate today with prospects of another lengthy session of debate. Leaders on both sides in the treaty fight conceded today that As a test of Senate sentiment on the question of ratification itself Little significance Rould be attached to the thirty to fifty five vote by. Which it rejected yesterday the amendment of senator Robinson. Democrat Arkansas designed to extend the benefits of the treaty to non signatory nations whose interests Are affected. With eleven Short of the full membership present and voting the opposition forces marshalled 26 democratic and four Republican votes. This was within two of a third of the full Senate membership but three less than enough to upset the two thirds needed for final ratification if All senators participate in this vote. A similar amendment by senator Walsh democrat., Montana w As voted Down 27 to 50. A new amendment More limited in scope was presented by senator Pittman Democrat Nevada. It provided that in any future controversy outside nations having interests in the Pacific would be called into conference Quot for consideration Quot of the subject. In the two previous proposals the words Quot for consideration and adjustment were used and the participating Powers were not limited to those having interests in the Pacific. This amendment was Defeated 50 to 28. The treaty opponents indicated. However that they would bring Tho proposal Forward again later in a Quot a for turn of a reservation in the Hope at they might secure the support if a number of senators who object to All amendments a a matter my a j the party alignment on the amendments was virtually the same As a matter of principle. The party alignment on the amendments was virtually the same As that which yesterday Defeated similar amendments. Except for a temporary Absentee the same few republicans Aud democrats left the majority of their respective parties. Blood shed in political War disaffected areas Are cleared of revolutionary forces by British troops. I ii leaders All escape rebellion quickly quelled w h in gov brn m ent Soldi Ery gets into action by associated press leased wire London. Engr. March 15.�?with All sectors of the disaffected area of South Africa cleared of rebels except certain portions of the Johannesburg or Central Region of the Rand the struggle apparently has entered its final phase. A pm Eaton in the East end of Johannesburg seemed to be the principal remaining Center of re-1 Sis tence. Artillery tanks and airships were used in the Capitate of Lordsburg by the revolutionist. They disregarded notices dropped from air planes giving them until la o clock in the morning to surrender but capitulated after seventy five minutes of bom Harment. The country a debt to the disabled sex Serviceman Kew Yoe it la to Vogi so Occam of Hamyln Csc Henriette Sava Ooi u and thai worlds to amp to in in resting cities As she sees them. New York. N. Y., March 15�?�?onew York is the City i love latter than any other. Because new York is the Only City which makes me fear. I am afraid of new York a that is Henrietta Sava a oium Sopin of greatest City. Lieu Ceffo i i tumanian Princess. She was educated in London and a visited practically every Large City in Europe. Quot new York is the Only City i fear. It is terrific a says the Princess. Paris a nah Paris Paris is a dream. You love Faris As you love a sweetheart a London Quot London is a maid of the Mist no. London is very aristocratic it is a lady of the Mist a Rome ? Quot you feel that Rome is a Mother. \ no would go there to remain awhile. And then you would go out to Rove and conquer. But always you would go Back to Venice ? Quot Venice is the Universal dreamland. It is Art Art for every age and every Petrograd ? Quot a delicious place to live a Beauty revolutionists captured. Their Lead ers. However escaped. Advices from Ferrisburg timed late yesterday report Bat government infantry was then bearing the streets after the capture of the town from the rebels. Many prisoners had been taken and the remainder were retiring to the Langlade River. Leaflets were dropped by air planes warning the to Nam and children to leave the town retire it was bombarded. There was an of mediate response. A steady Stream of refugees proceeding to a special Canp outside the zone of bombardment. Although the houses in Lordsburg have been deserted by the men Only women and children being found by the government farces sniping at the government troop continued. One of the snipers apparently a woman was he it but when the a body was recovered it was found to be that of a Man la woman s clothing. Women carrying White flags sheltered some o. The rebels. According to he i i Ary reports it Frozen City full of comfor Tobt i a inc groans of fib in my Rieu intr it Berlin Quot too modern. Too Many straight streets and Square Corners. Too cold. Too Quot but new continued Hen other rebels to facilitate their escape Transvaal scottish forces took Dup Swart on sunday by a frontal attack with the Bayonet but the Stretcher hearers were unable to remove the wounded on account of the continued Rietter she prefers not to use her firing from houses tint la reinforce title Quot is Dana Mac it lives a thou i arrived in the afternoon the report Rey. J. H. Williamson special to the Republican Chicago 111., March iut Rev. John i. Williamson. Methodist preacher another a Ucci was n Hovert in Ivhon has been named Taw enforcement Tho Rand a Frodo extensive prop commissioner with instructions from Riet Arv mines were recovered and to Mavor Thompson to make Chicago a �?zr3l.rvr1 tvs Xvi r total. Clean int going to replace the policeman a Billy with a Bible. This was his answer to a round Robin letter addressed to the minister cop by a number of citizens of the underworld who wonted to know what method of eradicating them Rev. Williamson Wras going to pursue. Rev. Williamson does say however that twentieth Century Ltd christianity will be the guiding Light in his program to rid the second largest City of its Crooks and undesirables. Sees a a moral conscience specifically the new Law enforcer continued on Page six of Jim River ice s00nt0g00ut Rise of two feet reported by noon today. Sand lives in a second. It is a feverish Ocean of Mankind a human Magnet. Quot As for your american women they Are far More cultured than american men. Your american woman has no fear. Her courage is Gnagni i Wicent. Particularly your girls Are marvelous. They love life and whey know How to states. Every House on the retain Street of be non i captured last week was found. Fort fid and barricades had been Placid in the streets. On sunday night houses and shops were ransacked and saloons looted. A italians and fascist and socialists clash in various parts of Italy by Assoria Ted press leased wire Rome Italy. March 15 sanguinary encounter Between fascist and socialists have been resumed with All their former terror according to advices received in Rome today from various parts of Italy. Five workmen were killed by bullets from fascist revolvers in villages surrounding Parma following isolated encounters Between the various factions. More than a score were injured. Including two fascists a number of fatalities in other localities Are also reported. Seubert and Rath in must serve sentence Allied finance Heads reply to american note demand for i4l million Anwer ays. Is matter for each nation storm toll in Oklahoma is 13 it time mining Village of Gowen hardest hit a three dead at Sulphur income tax is sure to shrink Mellon expects crop of too million As result of Price changes by associated prose encased w ire Washington d. Marh 15.�? receipts of income and profits taxes due today in the opinion of Treasury officials probably will show a de $300,000,000 As Sioux Falls. S. A. March 15.�?denial of a new trial at the request of the attorneys for August Seubert and Henry j. Rath in was formally made yesterday in circuit court Chambers at Tho court House by judge l. L. Fleeger. Of Parker. It was also announced that commitments will be issued immediately for the two defendants in the state action charging them and later con Paris. France. March 15.�?the formal reply of the Allied finance ministers to the american demand for the payment of $241,000,000 As expenses of american occupation of the Rhineland before any other Repar damage actions Are paid was handed to Roland w. Boyden late yesterday. According to the Temps the note contains three Points first the Allied ministers take note of or. Hoyden s memorandum. Second the note states that a clause was introduced into the agreement of the finance ministers of March 11 reserving the right of the United states. Third the Flarnce ministers agreed they were unqualified to Settle the question which they agreed came within the Campen ses of the by associated press i messed wire Oklahoma City. Okla., March 15 a Check brought th4 total storm toll j crease of More than in Oklahoma to thirteen. Ten persons were killed at Cowen a mining Village near Mcalester and the list of dead at Sulphur stood at three. Portions of both towns were swept by tornadoes with a heavy property at Gowen. Twenty four persons were listed As seriously injured. Twenty dwellings were demolished. A Swath four Hundred Yards wide and a mile arid a half Long was Cut through the Village. Thirty persons Are in hospitals at Sulphur with serious injuries and More than two Hundred homeless. The property damage there will exceed $100,000. About fifty structures were either demolished or damaged. The last compared with col portions by government during March of year off Bucan a spay cat and is answered at kiwanis luncheon meting them. Of statutory crimes on Ivari Oug amp Nied governments it with a which they suggested the american Kline the person of Katherine Young russian girl. Both men were taken to the state Penitentiary yesterday to Start serving the sentences recently imposed upon them by judge Fleeger of 12 years each. Bridge out near Phillip Missouri River rising government should take up the yes Tion. Chicag Gold Oast in shaken by bomb Pierre South Dakota. March 14.�? one Span of the second Bridge West of Philip on the Northwestern Railroad where that Railroad crosses the bad River was carried out by an ice Gorge late today. A i traffic has been tied up. The ice in the Missouri River has not begun to move though water is swirling Over the surface. There has been a Rise of More than two feet in the last 24 hours. Price of thousand i Fife wages Are both Cut Brockton mass., March log a reduction in the Price of shoes is announced by manufacturers of the old felony District comprising ode of the largest men s shoe making centers in the country the Cut was understood to be Between 25 and 50 cents a pair wholesale Anutt followed the award last night of a wage Cut of ten percent made by the state Board of con of nation and arbitration. Chicago. 111., March 15.�?the Quot Gold coast the Home of Many of Chicago a wealthiest families was shaken to its foundations last night by a bomb exploded at the Home of Alderman Charles j. Agnew. Proclamation in conformity with a request from the National Headquarters of the american legion i hereby proclaim and set aside March 20th As Quot american legion employment this is an Effort of the american legion to look out for the jobless Man who gave his time to our country while you and i were permed to remain safely at our bus in est. It is surely a laudable Effort and should receive the Hearty cooperation of every patriotic citizen. Confer with the local legion offers As to what you can do to assist e. Bob mayor Commerce commission plans consolidation of nations railroads Washington d. A. March 15.�?the interstate Commerce commission moved today to take up the plan authorized in the transportation act for bringing about the consolidation of the principal american railroads into Nineteen major systems. A hearing was ordered for april 24 before commissioner Hall at which consideration will begin of the consolidation proposed for the Southeastern Region. Abe Baron got his cat. Yesterday or. Baron advertised in the Republican for a real rat Catcher. Today at the regular kiwanis weekly luncheon. Or. Baron was awarded the luncheon attendance prize. It came in a Large Box and when or. Baron pried off the top with a Hammer he found inside the cat for which he had advertised. said or. Baron it pays to to. Six jurors placed temporarily in Box at Arbuckle trial by associated prose i eased wire. San Francisco. Cal. March 15 first evidences of Spring High wat or were seen i the Vietty of Mitchell tuesday and today when water in the James River and in creeks and dry runs began to Rise. The Jim River had risen about two feet Ivy Nonon today and the ire had melted away from the Shore but was not broken up. The Quot Small dry run under the Sanborn Street Bridge showed the effects of the High water As it was More than 20 feet wide at noon today. The water in the Jim River will have to Rise at least four feet More before it overflows its Banks and Farmers in that Vicinity Are not anticipating trouble from High water this year. Quot the water is not rising to any extent today a said Barney Gaetz today. Or. Gaetze lives near the River and is familiar with the Spring High water. Quot unless we get a lot of water from the North or unless the Missouri backs up. I do not believe there will be any trouble from the High water a or. Gaetze said. Quot there is no immediate danger from the ice As it is not loosened up and is not battering the Bridges reports reaching Mitchel Itoda i showed tha Tai the streams West of Missouri River have gone out in the i last few Days. The Medicine Creek. I Little bad horse Creek Davis Creek and others Are included among those which have overflowed their Banks an dare carrying a Large volume of water to the Missouri. The Missouri i ice is expected to break up at any time. President of mine workers disapproves government action by associated press i eased wire Chicago 111., March spectacular Early morning fire today destroyed a full Square of business buildings just outside Chicago s Quot Loop Quot District with a loss estimated at from $10,000,000 to $15,000,000. The fire started in the Tenter of the Block bounded by Van Buren. Canal and Clinton streets and West Jackson Boulevard of unknown origin burned every Structure in that area leaped across Jackson and wrecked the 21 Story Chicago. Burlington and Quincy railroads general office building which also houses the mercantile Trust and savings Bank and under Burden of a Strong wind dipped Over Van Buren Street southward and burned nearly through another Block to Harrison Street. One fireman killed the flames were not brought under control until nearly 5 of clock and even then firemen were fighting a dozen different fires and others broke out intermittently As the winds wafted Sparks about. One fireman was killed another seriously injured ten or More slightly Hurt and an unknown i number of the Hundred thousand spectators who thronged the burning District slightly Hurt by falling bricks burning timbers of Sparks. The fire for a time threatened to assume virtually unlimited proportions and every piece of tire fighting apparatus within five Miles was called out in a series of ten alarms. Flames spread rapidly Quot the rapidity with which the fire spread was marshal Buckley assistant fire chief said. Quot the fire actually corned to run from us a a the Orif Cornu Maze from a Fileti the conflagration grew possibly was of incendiary origin was the statement of Shirley if. High City fire attorney. Who Early today announced the arrest of an unnamed Man on information supplied by of. T. Sci it. President of the confectionery specially company at 521 West Jackson Boulevard where the fire started. Or. High refused to divulge Tho name of the Man arrested but said he was being questioned regarding threatening letters or. Schiff said the Man a former employee had sent to him. Or. Schiff told or. High the Man we As discharged when he became incensed Over refusal to permit him to Purchase Stock in Tho company and within the past two months had made a series of threats. Or. High summoned several of his aids while a he fire was at its height and said an investigation would be begun immediately. He placed the total loss at from $10,000,000 to $15,-000.000. Traversing the main burned area the metropolitan Westside elevated line today was seriously handicapped in delivering its thousands of patrons to the Down town District As was the Aurora and Elgin electric interurban line which also used the four track Structure which was caught in Tho midst of the fire. Building Cheeks flames the huge Burlington office building called a fire proof Structure held the fire from spreading Westward. Progress of the flames to the South was arrested by Tho facilities firemen were Able to master by flocking j to the tops of the smaller buildings j there two or six stories High and thus increasing the Range of their i water streams. A vacant lot the site of the pro posed new Union station kept the fir from spreading northward. The new Burlington building withstood a heat so terrific that the fire j escape on the Side facing the flames across the Street became red hot and Bent of its own weight the ornamental tile on the building crumbled in the heat and the hot blast breaking j Interior decorations in Many rooms Interior decorations in May Ooi Tih i and wiped out every thing made of Wood. It was estimated that More than primaries on March 28. Said states i thousand persons were attorney Waggoner. It was origin made through Tho fire. ally aet for february but at the Sug the Chicago River runs a Block Gestson of the defendant a St Pula ca8t of the burned morning la a the a Terrie itl0&Quot w the a a tie my a Ltd �?o1 with six jurors scripted temporarily choir a la state prison we mra nor Lover a the 4wep the flame toward the attorneys a stale and Detent today woe. a an Fiat 5 16 Maya a pronounced to was convicted in dead. It is nothing More than Justice that we. As the government should put Torfli every Effort for the Relief and care and the euro if possible of Tho who so nobly defended us and our country in a time when the dark Clouds of the terrible War were rolling in upon us. It is now three years and four months since the armistice was declared and there Are still thousands of die disabled sex service men that Are in need of hospitalization and there is not room for them. Did it take our Quot government 3 years to build hospitals when we were going into this conflict no not even one year for our Congress got Down to business and while there was unlimited red tape still we had sufficient $1.00 a year men at Washington to push the thing along. To us on the sidelines it again looks As Tho there was far too much red tape being Strung in the Way this time of politics to enable any Progress being made for the hospitalization of the disabled sex Soldier. Not that our Congress has not done anything but of All that needs to be done along this line. So Nuich other that is immaterial such As needless appropriations that Are lobbied out of our congressmen and in the meantime the maimed sex Soldier is allowed to Drift on to More or less of an object of permanent incapacity or invalid ism. Then there Are those sex soldiers who now have a permanent debility with no Hope of being of made any better physically whom the government is compelling to he examined and re examined for their disability when As a matter of fact these should be awarded a fixed rating. Commensurate with their disability and Given a compensation adequate thereto. Thiis would Settle the question in their minds and a great unrest among thousands would have been settled. I believe that the government is anxious to learn of every disabled sex Soldier and anxious to see that he gets his just Reward but the project is so Gigantic and the process so unwieldy and cumbersome that it seems almost impossible to surmount it in any reason�01e length of time. It puts me in of he of Tho doctor who put in 3 Days of examination and extensive Laboratory processes to ascertain what was the matter with his patient and in the meant nip the patient died while a. Little real honest get Down to business would have saved the patient. It would seem thai there should be a limit somewhere As to if he needless by our congressmen and should we not in Homo Way make More of a noise among our congressmen relative to our feeling concerning the Wate that i constantly going on. When will this country awaken to the fart. That a Large majority of the appropriations made for each congressional District is Only for political purposes and is taxing our people to death but. I have drifted off the subject no i a vent either As this per Zacious waste is one of the prime causes Why the disabled sex Soldier is not being properly cared for. So Piura still remains to a done. Surely we of the american legion should make every Effort to see that our fellow disable sex Soldier is adequately cared for and at the earliest possible moment. B a n business area suffers heavy losses by fire # Blaze just outside of Loop causes ten to fifteen millions loss incendiary in origin Dis \ Strous conflagration thought started by disgruntled map i Aimee egans trial opens april 3 Sioux Falls gubernatorial aspirant charged with insurance fraud Sioux Falls s. D. March was announced yesterday by 15�?it states Springfield 111., March 15.�?disap Proval of the appointment of a gov 1 attorney l. E. Waggoner that a Ern mental commission to effect a set Range ments have been made to Start Bement of the threatened Coal strike april i was expressed in a Telegram sent to Secretary of labor Davis by president Frank Farrington of the Illinois mine workers today. Negro murderer is sent to his death r 1 Nashville tenn., March Maurice Mays negro convicted of the murder of mibs of Knoxville to term., paid the death on monday april 3, the second trial of George w. Egan on a charge of making false affidavits in. His return to the fire insurance companies on the burning of Al Fresco a resort Southwest of the City that Egan bought for a summer Home. The trial will be held on that Date regardless of the outcome of the but let veered Reno a biggest hotel destroyed by fire Beno Nevada. March 15.�?-the Riverside hotel Reno a chief hostelry was destroy by fire Early today. The loss is estimated at $260,000 while the total insurance is $100,000. The fire started in the Baa moment near the Furnace room presumably from defective wiring and spread rapidly to Btu elevator Shaft and to All parts of the building preceded by dense Clouds of suffocating smoke. One Hundred guests were in the building at the time and were rescued from the third and fourth floor windows by firemen and policemen the smoke was so dense that few of the guests attempted to save any of their personal property. A a resumed their efforts to fill the remaining six seats in inc jury Box for the third trial of Roscoe c. Fatty Arbuckle on a manslaughter charge growing Cut of the death of miss Virginia Rappe film actress. Pc a a a a six Ort ices enough South Dakota fair to for this Man refuses night and thursday not much change offer of seventh Quot a amur weather report porec Aht South Dakota generally fair the defendant the first trial and sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary but obtained a new trial from the supreme court on a technicality. Peru mast., March 15.�?�?~tv# get enough to do. Us to hanged if i Chase everybody a cows and chickens too a it was in this also that Frank Creamer a Pooh Ball of Peru called a halt on the Henra Bein Given at the town meeting the Nineteen voters of this Berkshire town had just elected him a Moderator town clerk select Man treasurer tag collector overseer of the peer and member the health Board the some one nominated him for Field Driver and he called Quito. By l4i temperature the Republican recording thermometer tuesday $ put 61 $ p. Lit 65 9 pm 9 13 porn 83 t wednesday 8 a. In. 31 6 a. In. 29 9 a. In 8 12 in 47 i put 62 maximum 62 at 8 a in. Wednesday minimum 29 at 6 p. In wednesday by the official government thermometer from Noop yesterday to noon today maximum 56 minimum 16 at 1661 61 legion edition the Coacher Tost of the american legion appreciates this Opportunity of Tan part in the evening republicans Community project we believe that by such a method the different Points of View on Many platters of Public interest May be Given publicity we Are not born a a dyed in the Wool a editors but Thia i he Best we can do we hand you the news of the world a it Cornea to us hot off the wires without alteration except for a slight american legion Bias up and then Thanh you. James Mcgovern of insurance patrol number i was Tho fireman killed. He was hit by a falling Wall Ana died at a Hospital. fails to work and buyers walk away by a a dated preen i Casott wire new York n. V.,. March Llu pier Pont 36. Donned a Quot Bullet proof eat yesterday Sud took his place against a Wall in the basement of a building occupied by the United states armorer corporation to demonstrate the device to prospective customers. Edmund of Mcgrath another employee levelled a pistol and fired. Potter fell with a dangerous wound near the heart and the customers went away without placing an order

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