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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 21, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages the evening Republican City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota Friday March 21, 1924. Number 147$200,000 paid to get rum Ket tightens on i White troops in murder i Are ordered to of adventuress i fort in state Cal and Phil the Village Smithy Vav leads revolve in Secretary weeks sends squad me Way about a. J run of cavalry to Sturgis Vilkins janitor so. Dak. Vav i her on last Day it answers Norbeck i ii woman says co of Man or Dich kit la Var Ott of the House a mo., mar. 2.�?spoking r Vail of mystery that re of or. Zoo Wilkin. G at love and intrigue a some death police torn in Bor of unfolded voiced a mysterious Quad it woman feared an mysterious sanitarium Mea knowledge that pillar i Dav a Quot of janitor wielded in und influence Over to it a Wilkins. The avenues pursued re n some manner about the new had heard his employer but jewels and valuable Palt i who is neared to have own usty pocket knife found be mutilated body. Davies is r i have dominated the woman in occasions and once. It is tempted an assault upon her. Earn r5 tinder arrest and Aero i Walston chief of Dors tightly enmeshed by a a Cums Antral evidence. The negro. Charles i brother of the Junior senator it that Iman was to Send mix roes to a Leal k a him a \ Huron. 5?. Mar. 12.�?White troops will he sent to port Meade. S. P., a once according to advice received today by senator Thomas Sterling from Secretary of War weeks whose Telegram reads As follows your Telegram March 18. Orders issued today for first Squadron fourth cavalry White to fort Meade s p., for permanent station in his speech at Sturgis last week. Senator Peter Norbeck stated that it senator Thomas Sterling in speaking j there had promised troops to fort \ Mea it a in the very near future a a but said Norbeck a you want to find out first that Tho troops will he White and not coloured As a re i suit the Hills Section was greatly per i turned and a flood of telegrams was i sent to senator Sterling. The fort has been without troops j for a Long time. And efforts were made by senator Sterling the Amer ism woman Iran to Cion and auxiliary of South Sinclair lawyer drug firm head denies Power of tells of buying Senate probes liquor permits attorney Littleton challenges two dollars a Cas paid right of Oil committee to Daugherty a Friend in act further a Little Green House _ a. Says Issue is closed six a splits Quot on Money i committee adjourns without i ruling on eur Fei t of Resolution Ann ulu no Oil leases. President Coolidge had a caller the other Day. He was a a Cal a old Friend. Philip Gleason it right it. Village Smithy at Northampton mass. After Cal and Phil had talked things Over. Prudent collage re queued a photograph be made. He i Tarpley. A devotee of a nut Russ Are held a it who had been the Caus �1 Between by Wilkins and Charles is the last pored to have Bel Ore Hee de the. 4 Beme late Dakota and numerous other Organiza j Pons to have the fort turned into a Hospital for the care of service men. J i asst october Sterling was advised by e last per a Secretary of War that troops n with the would be moved to the Fotr from the he at mexican Border within six month saturday j from that Date. To Ila pc set As be other woman sent away on saturday night or. Wal at fraught with fear that persons woo id kill her unless i through a sanitarium of the police have Hen liable j anything the negro ordered is to dismiss a woman summoned to the Horn who signals from sunken plunger finally cease this woman whose name Cen u. Vul i god. That or. Tokio Japan. Mar. 21. 0 Alfided her fear that she thou so Rescue work is being con filed by the mystery qua?-1 nixed Vlf Rousky. The fear grew Ito j Day that 18 survivors imprisoned in o on be anger w o to to d in dog cd. Hut Wom a p too a explain i can n left iou so Home Day she apparel Day eve found o a 1 wont w and he negro relic woman Tele a the receiver at As off the Hook called Ai d found j v deserted tins or will tis i tie floor of h or rrb after compartment of the Japan be Navy submarine 43, which Bast j Ain a Iii fathoms Dep on the Ocean j Bottom off Casebo since wednesday have succumbed to suffocation. Signals from the Interior of the vessel have ceased. Attempts to Rase the Stern of the vessel having failed it now in planned to Tow it to shallower water. Twenty six men of the Crew drowned in the Forward compartment of the Craft after a collision with i warship and it appears now that the remain Ting paves steadfast n8 have smothered in the foul he had not Bren at or i air of their cramped quarters. I a 5 of clock a Lur i died any knowledge Chi Arthur Wilkins Anotol to slain woman came from a Dorado Springs. House to probe charge of big fraud in Bonds Washington. C., mar. 21.�? creation of a committee to Intee Ligate charges that millions of Del la re Worth of government Bonds have been duplicated at the Bureau of engraving and printing was recommended today to the House by its rules committee. War postmaster of Aberdeen is suicide today he talked a hut their n Aid th8 Pollok o a her under Are purple named As a Fri tor to Lite House of or. Zoe j a who was found slain tues a 1k <1 by the police for que i to connection w the the tvs j furrier f. Neoushy. It a announced a a Merit of Trust for $70,090. Valbert w. Marksheffel her husband had been among the papers in the missing Strong t. W kilns. Rong Box is declared also to r lined unregistered High school boys taken for Aberdeen. S. Mar. 21.�?aberdeen�?Ts War postmaster James f. Kelley. Prominent in the democratic party of county and state a Pioneer resident and state senator from Day county is from a Nerv Ous breakdown that came with a i ing health due to his arduous duties while carrying on the War duties of his office or. Kelley sought his room thursday afternoon and with a Bullet to his brain opened the door to sur cease from the constant pain which he had suffered for months. His body War Fourd by Bis son. Carroll g. Kelley when he went to Cal him to the evening meal. He was state senator from Day county o 0. Robbery ask Coolidge . Putting Bonus ahead or a Tifilca of too and Suh he had intended to a Colorado Springs today la in by three theories a developments confined the ties the police to k. N of act w us Ted the mud or. Was killed by some contents of the Madison. S. A. Mar. 21.�?ivan Keller to and Alvin Corbin. It. Madison High. School boys. Were arrested late yesterday following the robbery of the Post office at Vilas two Miles West of Howard. Wednesday night Boh boys have confessed. About $4 in government fund was the loot. The boys drove from Madison to Vilas in a stolen Auton Mohile and after holding up the postmaster there return to Madison and abandoned the w to sheriff a k. Keller and his companion will probably be take to Sioux i men Falls to appear before the United states commissioner. Washington d. It mar. 21.�?Republican members of the Senate finance committe decided at a meeting today to seek the advice of president Coolidge before putting the Bonus the son of former i Bill ahead of tax legislation a step i apparent favored by the committee an enemy of whom s has expressed fear. A announced that pillar j Ltd Manifor employed by or. J h told of Tarpley Many in Wilkins Home. He do n i e a _ a Huron Farmer Burnside 21 years shoots off top Sioux Falls mayor again candidate Wilkin go. E Jap tor sat id Tarp a it most Daiv. Between a i k to f he a morn re. To see her. In Days he asked Davis to a be House at night Clore to a to or Wilkins room of d a All id if her condition be a Rajtr a Cpl red. Or said. Thereof Oid Tho police when Tarpley i a Tao morning he looked Gaall the nos of the House added of Davis whether any a j visited the place in the of the night i it declared Tarpley carried a j 1 the House. Tarpley denied address Book of or. Wilkin a lurid at the Home. It contained. A Fries of sixty two persons. For a e men. Names. They were i first name such As a Bob i a a Frank it Annas and Quot in a i m a i fund i Heffe a chauffeur Coni j Sioux pals s. P., mar. 21.�?/george jealous jew Burnside now serving his 2tst was ill several year As mayor of Sioux Falls today announced that he would be a candidate for re election at the annual City election april fifteenth. The Only other announced candidate is Ellis Smith at present commissioner of streets. Of his head Huron. S. Mar. 21.�?robert Johnson. 53. Killed himself yesterday by blowing off the top of his head with a Shotgun pressed tight against his forehead. Despondency Over ill health promoted his act. His daughter saw him leave the House with his Shotgun. An Ltd she and her Mother followed him in time to hear the report Jennings says s. Auto skids Fuff two dead one dying 1920 nomination sold for million Watertown. R. Mar. 21.�?two j dead. One seriously injured and sex i peeled to die and one less seriously Hurt is the result of an automobile i Accident near Bushnell s. D., last j night according to revised reports reaching Watertown this Forenoon. The dead Are Edward Falvey off Henry who wan killed instantly and 1 Nicholas Deblon of Watertown who extra in robber says this sum Sec ured the selection of cubing died at 8 of clock this morning in a Hospital at Brookings. Thomas Tim. Hers of Watertown is still Union i Alcinus from internal injuries and probably will not live. Dan cd Urey of Watertown has a broken Collar Bone. Thomas neat hers of Henry. I the fifth member of Tho party was unhurt. The Accident occurred when Fawver who was driving the car turned out to pass another Auto. The car skidded plunged off a lie Grade and turned Over. Henry leads by one Point at the half i Mug Roach Cal., mar. 21.�? 4�?Al Jennings former train robber now evangelist and Oli Titian. Will Tell Senate Oil Prober of a $1,060,000 Cash payment Flint a a bought the nomination of the late president Harding a cording in i in Tate trient to the i our Beach Telegram before lie left a get night for a idling on. In lit statement made in the of Lii a of Captain of detective j b. Worley Jennings Friend of tin late Jake Hamlin Leader Iii Oklahoma Republican Politico declared that a the mater mind Milo in it trolled the 1920 Republican convention Anil practically engineered the nomination of Warren g. Harding for president Loon payment of $1,000,000 i an easterner Aud former senator promo sent fat Republican circles. A it will Tell i name Ard the who Story to the Senate committee at Jennings said. The subpoena served on Jennings to to Tiff the Washington senator Walsh Tho committee pro Washington. Mar. 21 a a soon after the Oil committee adjourned one of its members senator Pill Democrat washing ton. Started a debate on the Senate floor in which he declared Littleton s appearance in the it lose demonstrated that powerful influences were at work to Slot further investigation. Washington C., mar. 21.�?<>p a the right of the Oil committee to proceed with its inquiry into the leasing of Teapot pome and related subjects was challenged today by the counsel for Harry f. Sinclair when he returned to the witness a and for questioning about has possible relations to the dramatic disclosures of recent weeks. Attorneys for the operator based their objection on the Walsh resold a lion adopted by Congress j annulment of the Oil leases. They a pointed out thai the Resolution do dared that the leases were made in a Der circumstances indicating fraud and corruption and said that if this be True the committee had ascertain cd what it was directed to ascertain. In a Long argument presented in a mediately after the witness was called to the stand Martin w. Littleton j of the Sini Lair counsel contended that by the Resolution Congress not Only i had brought to an end the jurisdiction of the committee hut had a defined the policy of the government that the Oil shall be preserved for the govern i ment. A you have passed upon the Vald Ity of these leases a Littleton said a and As tar As the legislative adjudication can he effective Ltd have legislated the leases to he void and have i legislatively imposed an injunction with regard to the property i a you have established a policy of the government on this subject and anything von now claim would he 1 Only a detail which would not warrant 1 the further examination of my Cit it i in this matter. Says c courts never approved. I a what is it your commune is investigating that entitles you to take my i client who has been Here time and again with his Hooks and papers and say a you must testify further j a have you any jurisdiction which entities you to do so under the tand a ands of precedents of the american government a a the right of the congressional committees to Call witnesses and paper from All Over the country to Aid in framing legislation the attorn a Gued never had been sustained by the. Courts. A has it Ever been Cli lied asked Sioux Falls. S a. Mar. 21 a the fast Madison five Defeated the Henry bask cheers in the state basketball tournament Here thi a ter noon by a final score of 32 to it. Sioux Falls. S. P., March 22 a Henry and Madison got into play in the first of the Semi finals Iii the Tate High school basketball Tourni ment Bere at 2 30 this afternoon. At the half Henry was leading by a score of 14 to 13. It was a hot contest from the very Start both sides getting even Breaks with the Ball. Sioux Falls and Yankton were scheduled to play immediately following the Madi on Henry game the finals will be played at 9 In. Tonight. Faves Hgan a followed his statement j earlier in the week to Captain Worley that lie was in Possession of Tes Tinion regard no Jake Hamons re reported efforts to Wing influence. In the 1920 Republican National con been questioned a vent Ion. Worley notified Washington of Jennings Story and the former train Bandit a fax summoned to a Pear before the Senate com in it tee took the train for the Tai cuter. A no but it a was Tho reply. There was a Long colloquy Between Littleton and senators As to the rights of congressional committees to sum i witnesses. Sinclair a counsel con tended that the committee was without any Vintage of Power. Sinclair appears Harry f. Sinclair who holds the night he a amp be to Teapot dome faced tile Oil j National Cap j committee again today for an explanation of Many things that have comr to response to que As to the i within the Purview of the invest gut source of the alleged $1,999,990 payment. I nning said tha it ram from Oil interests but he refused to detail the Degoti Lions Furler until he appears of the Washington inquiry. He said he a a personal Friend or the late Jake Damon and that he the pulse of a new Horn infant is from 130 to to beats a minute. In adults it is 70 to 75. We Fifer forecast i Iowa fair tonight saturday in creasing cloudiness followed by Snow in West portion not much change in temperature. Minnesota fair tonight and prob a ably saturday not much change in temperature. North Dakota generally fair in East and North probably Snow in Southwest portion tonight and saturday not much change in temperature South Dakota fair in Northeast probably Snow in West and South por-tion.5 tonight and saturday not much Quot inside Quot information on Famon s off Ciakis cd in Ralh efforts to rame the of publican pres a 4 lashes v Edentia candidate in 1920. Together i with a what Hanion expected to get j out of big electric firm is sued As monopoly i ors during recent weeks. The Oil operator wars acc Oil a tied by an array of counsel who carried into the comic tee room <1 Hawy Load i of record and documents hearing on the multitudinous phases of the Coin a unit teen a inquiry into the Teapot and Sinclair s rein ohs with Public with senators a Elf your ideas should Laid senator Dill. Democrat Washington Well close i a this committee might As its doors and quit. A it Shoul either quit or do its work in a. Constitutional a Pion a replied Littleton. J a was i understand or. Littleton to Sitione said senator Walsh a it is that j members of Congress Are obliged for i the purpose of informing themm i concerning contemplated legislation f to Dej a end upon the press and talks for i with individuals and voluntary in lion Witner so Koht Quot in do Rector \ n in i. S. A i Chiney it their shares Washington. ?T., mar. 4>�?i Folt Littig a new in re of startling charges having to Fin with illicit withdrawals of we ski in 1921. And which involved aggregating $24h .oo0, John 4moroni, of the Al it drug company of new York of daa Ald in it have Harty investigating is i Mil tee thai the Money was a Wilif Way. In Brief. This a go Ronly a tor i Itgen Dollar a was paid for a no it to withdraw the whisky. Hie fifteen i Ollai. Or a Iii Ald. A Plitz a this Way four dollars a cae to tic prohibition director in 1921 it. Two dollars a to Howard Mannington. One of attorney general pair Harty friends who had an office i the a Little Green House on k one Dollar to the druggi5 in miso name the whisky was wit by in in Tine Dollar to Hin Eif Romni Efty cents to assistant United state attorney la Espe Ranor at new York. Sit Dollar and a half to will v. Orr and Owen Murphy. Mannington had to pin i two dollars three ways. Heron Aid on told him and that some of it went to the late Jess a. Smith attorney general Daugherty s a bumper and Gordon said once he paid to Orr. Heroin Aid he Al of conferred a till Thomas b. Voided regarding sri fire of 7.000 Case of scotch who key. I elder said lie was a Friend or the attorney general thi witness Aid. And told him to go Home and that he would get the liquor a a Onorr or Goroll said the Money in $1, non Bills. Was Folio Tod from a Fuller one Aid to la John Lynn n liquor dealer who Fili ally longed himself. File $50.04 0 was a balance the witness said. That Lynn owed to Orr and Owen Murphy on a a Voith drawl the Money was for the by Ines of file drug companies in new link and Brooklyn. Goroll said. Orr previously testified to awing the Imin Pavilion but Aid the Nio to lie it Ould remember band Ling xxx a a a crr xxx As Selling tier mits for fit 5 a Aid 4moroni, xxx to a that every company got Back $1 a a a. After Vard Barani said he had pail Murphy a a around $150.4 00.�?� the first palier lie got. Moroni said were for xxx Atli drawls of a hike a from the Over Litolf distillery at Pittsburgh. Other paper were on file distillery. It it ignore the Kentucky i tii Lerv Toni pan. And a Mary Hirl distillery. $50,000 i rom of Ivor Hor it it -�?�.i7<hi that after befit refuse withdrawals by Dro hib to Rommi a Onei Hart. Be had paid Owen Murphy r Partti a of will a Ore $159 090 a a a to Orr himself $59,99q for withdrawal permits. Orr Gore. i tied a Eilio withdrawal permits for $15 a Case and he Icci Tood Mannington Goti two Dollar a a be for his Fiat fifth thousand dollars in one thou Sand Dollar Bills. Goroll testified Wall Clienter from a other Partne. A Anions them a liquor dealer named Jorj Lynn who later banged himself a How much of this $200,990 Tea for liquor Goroll was Sake. A no liquor of he replied. That a just for the tile trn onions Weir Between Mif rid August 1921. Goroll said and it cig a he withdrawal a p pm loathe drug a in pairs cot a fee $ 1 Cle Eland. Ohio mar. 20.-�?conspiracy in restraint of Trade and i violation of the Sherman anti Trust Law a charged to the general electric company and its entire system of in 1923 there were 29.r56 papers in the United states. News of the gun and see his Cap Fly through j change in temperature. and distributing Cie the air vent around the Corner of an Montana unsettled tonight prob Bull late to Olav in a suit out building. Or. Johnson was one of ably Snow East of the Divide Satur Itric 1,? the most prosperous Farmers in this. Day generally fair not much Chang Section operating a modern and to in temperature. Del farm six Miles North of Yale. A or. Ber Wilkins while she a . Later he i to be convenience of Railroad a nees in general Standard was established by Mutual agr Orrett in 1883 and by this trains were Ruu and local time aaa regulated. $22.50 Worth of barred Rock cockerel a Little want and inserted for Only 3 Days in the Republican at a Cost of just a few cents sold immediately $22.30 Worth of barred Rock cockerel for a poultry Raiser this week. Now is the time to sell your hatching eggs and poultry through the use of Republican want ads. A a a if you find anything advertise it in the Republican lost we ant ads free. I Chi a i temperature maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 In. Today As recorded by the official government thermometer maximum 37. Minimum 27. At 8 a. In 32. those bulletins Are flied at 8 30 g m daily by the a Oscle cd press grand Forks Clear. 39 above Minot Clear. 21 roads Afir. Roads fair. Huron car. 25 roads Good. Aberdeen Clear. Light Snow during night. 2fi roads fair. Fargo foggy. 28 roads Good. Mankato Clear. 28 roads fair St. Cloud Cloudy 28 roads Clear. Duluth partly Cloudy 27 roads Good. Sioux Falls car. 22 roads fair. Pierre Clear. 23 Road Good. A Cleir. 34 Road heavy filed in Federal court Here by United stages District attorney a. E. Bernstein. I i movie blonds come into their own by new device to show eyes mud. Hollywood. Cml. Mar. 21.�?Good cheer for the blonds in motion pictures. / a Way has been found to meet the great Handicap of Many the failure of their ears to photograph Well. The new discovery was made by Lark Rose camera Man for Taura la Plante the Universal Star. Universal thinks a lot of miss la plan let a Talent hut found that her Blond eyes did t always a a Register the desired depth. Rose found that a delicately tinted screen of Orange Hue Par a a a a xer the Lens brought the de it without darkening us Eili formation which anybody May to will org to give them hut they cannot com a pol anybody to come before a commit j permits tee and Tell it the a a senator your statement is Littleton so id. A no it is returned senator Walsh a it is a statement of your argument i heated i the argument grew More and More heated. Finally senator Spencer to publican. Missouri suggested that the Power of Congress to compel Atte dance of witnesses should he passed upon As quickly As possible. Littleton agreed hut was unable to Advance a method by which the question could j be settled. I calling attention that the govern ment had brought civil suit in Wyom lug against the Mammoth Oil Corn a Pany in which fraud was charged against Sinclair Littleton a Aid this was another reason Why his client should not be questioned further. A the Sainclair 1 is personally charged in this Bill the government Bill j transaction of complaint with a conspiracy to or Roxie Stinson fraud the Littleton said adding that it was doubtful that Sinclair could be compelled to testify even in a court because of that charge the committee adjourned without deciding whether Sinclair should be questioned. A o a the new York Wash Nifon a f a route the first established 4n a this country was inaugurated or i to. 134ft. Anlo rot Tho i of the ii of $ 1 a i Case panic n a me a Norm its ir40 a Case. R the Idi-11cr Eony anybody con our. He Ai the of for the use of Ducr co in Aid was to re i Handy of to to Moroni to Tiff if that Tho prohibition dipped i had ref ii or h withdrawal application for 500 of nor it. Of liquor and Orr had told him. That Tho a influence Anil Oxx Cen How and i partner. In Mhz Hail with Jov Mich and Howard Mannington a would arrange for granting it. Moroni fold of going with Orr to the hotel Astor in new York and meeting Mich he was ,1o1r1 that Smith was a Man in the attorney Genera office and a Friend of Tho attorney general. Broker i failed Washington d. A. Mar. 21 a the Daugherty investigating commit ten today took up the brokerage f Jck it w Smith and his divorced wife. We Ham r a Hays. Columbus of broker was be firs witness Hays. Manager o the Columbus office of Samuel Ungerleider Ani compar w called in Cornec foil with i Stinson a testimony of Quot Blind accounts under the titles of we r a. Have numbers 2 and 3. A Vomer or re a Daugherty had a. A a a of Cut Ltd a us l be Iea

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