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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 23, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota 12 pages the evening Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota thursday March 23, 1922 number 147bonus fight on in House would bring Back Beer and Light a. F. To Back i Coal strike is Kansas woman would become next governor candidate writes her own views on some burning questions of the Day she is real Liberal says w hat of wears eats bears or drinks is matter of personal. Liberty Helen Pettigrow former Kansas City store employee is governor of Kansan 23-j ear old department running for on the re publican ticket. Wilt lies sister Alice As her Campaign manager Aliss Pettigrew is waging an Earnest Indian Aud with a probability of More than a score of Republican candidate s at the primaries she feels that Olla noes for her nomination Are Bright. The Republican tucked miss Pettigrew to Tell the a a Why a of her in to ill platform. Here s her Story by Hellen Pettigrew. Candidate for Republican nomination for governor of Kansas i ant not running for governor on a platform of Saloon jazz music and abbreviated skirts. But i believe in people enjoying the kind of clothes and music they like. What a Man or woman years eats i a it is or drinks is a matter of per a i Booty. And personal Liberty is the chief Cornerstone of our Amor j i a a an institutions. Pot s not favor Saloon i do not advocate a return to the Ted Saloon system but i do stand for the of urn of Light wine and Beer. Because i do not believe the Liberty Loving people of the United states want taken from them every privilege granted them under tire United states Constitution. I believe a majority of the people want Light wine and Boer. 1st n ii is a Well known fact that under present conditions Corn whiskey and abhor j ou5 Bautsta cry being and in Knny a and Are killing i a hot a and All Over Tho country. It is As absurd and inhuman to prohibit the Sale it it of whiskey As Medicine As it would be to prohibit the use of cough syr a and pills. Off women smokers now regard to smoking i do not approve of women smoking As has been said. Lea. smoke if they wish but rot to a is. Excessive smoking is an enemy of Good health and of a vigorous Constitution. My i has been said of my views or w. A dress. I or not believe to extremes in fashions but i cauda Why a women should not be allowed to dress As she chooses. A. I bobbed hair i have never of i i favored it. But i do say that i Quot not understand Why some peo-1 it to t so strenuously to the Way a woman wears her hair. Such matters As women a dress anyway ire outside the Field of poli Gompers word envoys of labor head Call on mine Union officials with his pledge violence is barred attorney general Daugherty says government will stand for no nonsense asks foal probe Radii Imp ii d. Mart la 23�? investigation of conditions in the Coal Iti it it id astr in by a special Tom Mission to tie appointed by the arc a Dent is lied for in a Hill introduce d by hip no Bland Republican. Helen Pettigrew right. Girl candidate for nomination i of governor of Kansas and Alice Petti grew Lefther is Ster Ani Campaign manager. Reload part of miss Pettigrew s platform in her own handwriting. English Cabinet crisis is nearer today by associated press leased wire new York n. A a a March 23�?the nationwide strike of Anthracite and bituminous Coal workers set to begin april i will be prosecuted a with the fullest1 and most effective operation of the american federation of labor it was said Here today after a visit to miners officials id envoys of Samuel Gompers president of the american federation of in Lar. Or. Gompers delegation Camu Here shortly before Midnight and. After a Short conference with John l. Lewis president of the United mine workers of America left Early today for j Washington. With this Assurance the miners of the wage arbitration committee of eight went into their final conf a Rem a with Tho operators this noon prior to their departure for Cleveland to Complete strike arrangements. Lloyd George House naval Bill cuts Navy strength Down to 86,000 men i is beaten in Washington. C., March 23.�?the House naval committee agreed today to report a Bill fixing the maximum authorized enlisted strength of the Navy at 80.000, plus 6.000 apprent tires or 10.000 less than the number Secretary Denby declared was needed to operate the treaty Fleet. The Bill also provides that not More than of each peo graduating class at the naval Academy shall be commissioned tins year and 1923 and 1924. There Are 541 members of the first class at the Academy to be graduated in june. Tariff May be ready by april Senate leaders Are struggling to have by of j ready by first of next month Irish struggle gov e la v m e n t is Defeated Wilex amendment to free state Bill passes by associated pres wire London fug. Mar a 22.�?the gov a eminent was Defeated in the House of lords this evening by the adoption of j of an amendment to the Irish free state Bill to guarantee pensions to Irish civil servants. The vote was 4 2 to 40. Belfast women Hurt by bombs machine Gens in action on Elster Border it is reported today fix Wool Tariff Washington i. a March 23�? a rate of 23 nits i it Erim mind on cleaned Wool with pro port foliate rates Oil Woof of lower grades was agreed on today or Republican members of the Senate tin Anee committee in their revision of the Fordney Tariff Hill. By associated press leased wire Belfast Ireland March 23�?three bombs were thrown in Belfast last i night. Two women were wounded by one tossed on the porch of St. Matthews roman Catholic Church but no one was injured by the other two missiles. Great Falls Mont picture House rest to Cut War prices by associated press i a is wire great Falls mont., Mech 23.�? owners of motion Lieut is. Heaters Here announce that next Ive tile general admission charge would be reduced from so to to i jus. The reduction is claimed by the owners to be the first instance in Fie United states of a Retina to popular prices of i if Fay a House of this Cia my circulation of Republican is now Over 7,000 growth my f. First of november Rem Mik nit gain Reagh is 2,300 Daugherty says miners a Mist Woll violence Washington 1. . March 23�? warning that the Federal government would tolerate no use of violence to prevent Coal production during the threatened Coal strike was issued today by attorney general Daugherty. Or. Daugherty declared. Lie was making no threats and that he believed a Man or a set of men Lavt j the right to strike in an orderly Way j but that they did not have the right to interfere with those who took their places. The attorney general did not disclose the government s plans for the. Miners walkout but it was under a Tonu that he conferred be Riv with part said it Harding and secret Davis yesterday upon tile possibility a of a Oldie Appeal by the president to Avert the strike. Or. Daugherty said he did not believe that the government would have to wait until there was an actual Coal shortage before it Pould take action. He added it was probable that Otic minute past Midnight on March 31, tin Justice department would have something to say on Hie situation. Each rotary club to vote on matter of re dist Riching by associated prows loom a i Wirt Sioux Falls s. D., March 21.�?afcr a spirited debate on the subject of redistricting the sixteenth District the rotary conference in Mission Here late yesterday voted to follow the advice of the International officers and put the question up to each of the 69 clubs to Seoul an expression of their attitude. The proposed redistricting would put South Dakota with Southern Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. Iowa and Nebraska would get separate districts. The next convention seat is to be determined by the but us do managers. With Sioux City and Davenport Iowa Mitchell s i>., and Lincoln neb., asking for the conference. Income tax to be 200 million Short belief business Haj a re a sign blamed a Treasury program retarded by Biti shortage what i really want to accomplish b primarily doing away with War and secondarily keeping alive the spirit of personal Liberty. It is on these two planks that i submit my candidacy to the voters of Kansas. Of conditions of Grain improve weather h i r e a u Survey i in is Only few localities \1 f acted by drought by associated press leased wire Washington. C., March 23.�?the condition of Winter wheat and other tall sown grains generally continued to improve during the week ending tuesday the weather Bureau says to do y in its weekly crop review. The exceptions noted by the Bureau in its reports Are that it continued too dry in a few localities in the South j West and select and Glaze storms did j a Onie damage in the Western Lake re Ion. Wheat showed some improvement in Ohio the review says and conditions Are reported satisfactory in mis Ciri and Kansas where the effect of of recent Rains As yet has not become evident. A Ashington in c., March 23.�? with All the important schedules except these dealing with Wool and dyes practically completed. Republicans of the Senate finance committee Are driving ahead in an Effort to have the permanent Tariff Bill ready for the Senate by the first of april. The Wool schedule was taken up again today and senators Hope to Complete it and the Dye schedule by the last of the week. There will be some a Loose ends a to be gathered up before attention can be turned to a perfection of administrative features and a final decision 1 reached As to the valuation question. Present expectations Are that foreign valuation finally will be determined upon with this probably changed in conference Between the House and Senate to the american wholesale Selling Price of the imported article. Sharp fights in the Senate on half a a dozen or More of the major schedules in the Bill Are forecast and general opinion at the Capitol appears to be that it will take at least two months to get the measure through after it is called up on the floor. Of reports that the snipers on the Tion since november i is 2,500. With a gain of subscribers Iii the last 33 Days. The Republican on wednesday passed the seven thousand circulation mar attaining the highest Point in the history of the paper. February it marked the attainment j whether the 200,000 Anthracite work of 6,000 circulation and the net press Era shall proceed with the 400,000 run of the paper yesterday March 23, j bituminous miners and prepare to was 7,080. The net gain in circulars drop their tools april i while their 111 forts continue to Stob strike at mines by Sam infill pre Lam ii wire new York n. Y., March 23�?in another attempt to halt preparations for a nation wide strike in the Coal Industry the arbitration committee of Anthracite miners and operators met behind locked doors Here today. On the conference will depend passage made certain when speaker rules suspension of House proceed ure accomplished soon after report arrives party lines smashed democrats Start la fated fight against a gag Al let but Gillett is firm Washington. A. March 23.--passage of the four billion Dollar soldiers Bonus Bill by the House before adjournment was made certain today with the adoption of a Resolution providing for consideration of the measure under a suspension of the i rules. O the vote on the Resolution was 221 to 211 and was without a Roll Call. Previously the House had adopted a j motion for the previous ill estion by a Roll vote of 276 to 126. As the Roll Call proceeded there was More than the usual hubbub on the floor and the crowded galleries strangers to j congressional customs looked Down in Surprise As the members milled about talking and laughing. While the clerk read the 435 names on the list. Those voting were forced to shout at the top of their voices in order to have their vote heard at Tho clerks desk. Party lint s broken. There was a breaking of party for the suspension of Tho democrats who voted in the negative on this motion were counted upon to support the Bonus 11 on the final vote and leaders were confident that More than r he two Filiti is majority required under the in us would be obtained. Cha ten Fordney of tie ways and Means t o n Mitt be was at of a rep Arni red by speaker Gillett for a motion the total for the year will be $1,54rules and Lei is the Bill . Whereupon the House launched into final reports on receipts for March four hours of discussion s Nae a Nam wiil not be in hand before the end hers were Given Only our minute oth of the month officials said but reports received from collectors so far indicate that not More Titan �400.-000.600 will be received As compared with approximately $728,000,000 for the corresponding Quarter last year. The shortage officials said was due entirely to the business depression during 1921, the year upon which the High taxes Are due. The expected shortage of revenues High officials asserted. Wyl a retard the Treasury a a program for continuing t to reduction of the pub debt of appropriations made on the bases of budget estimates would have to be met by further government borrowing to provide these funds. Secretary Mellon was understood to regard the decrease in tax receipts As making it All the More difficult to take care of any proposed Bonus legislation calling upon the Treasury for financing. Allies seeking peace in East by associated pre leased wire Washington. 1. March 23.�?bn the basis of reported collection of income and profits taxes of the March lines on the vote 15 instalment a shortage of $206,000 Resolution Many in the estimated Revenue from these sources for the Calendar year 1922 was estimated today by the Treasury. Original estimates of revenues from income and profits taxes for the Calendar year. High officials said were $1,740,000,000 while returns from Tho March instalment now indicate Southern Side of the Ulster Border were using Light machine guns against recon loitering parties reached Belfast today. All Day yesterday the snipers were Active with their rifles tiring intermittently until a late hour in the sector Between Aughnacloy and Caledon. In Belfast two Chias a a a a special constables were shot mortally at noon on May Street by a band Tho members of which escaped. Wealth loses in death fight science commandeered by Armour millions helpless As daughter Dies big blackmail plot found in St. Louis by associated press i cased wire Chicago. 111., March 23�?gwendolln Armour six year old daughter of Philip d. Armour 3rd, died today from a form of septicaemia after a weeks illness during which the millions of the Armour family the skill of a dozen physicians and a dozen nurses and the resources of the entire City of Chicago were unavailing in the fight with death., a week ago the Little girl contracted a Throat infection. As her i condition became worse the efforts to save her life increased the City Dit diva at Forti and rays j officials were appealed to and or they Are tears of Joy at j Der were issued yesterday to close her reception 1 a traffic on the Section of Lake a i Shore drive where the Armour Resi Portland ore., March 23.�?mary Dence is located. Mary kissed twice cries Garden Here at the head of the Chicago opera company says Portland is the first City to which she Ever has been welcomed with kisses from both the governor and the mayor. Upon arrival of miss gardens spooky associated press leased wire by. Louis mo., March 23.�?that a a., Elal train Here yesterday a reception r f prominent St. Louis Busi Commee and some thousands of Quot rss men have been threatened with Otho or people awaited her at the Eta Jath in a Anonymous letters de j Tion. When miss Garden appeared banding Money was made known by i mayor George l. Baker rushed for a Olive today following an attempt to j Ward and kissed her. Governor Ben a ack mail w. Ii. Danforth president j w. Olcott who was next in line of a milling company out of $15,000. I looked doubtful As to just wha course Danforth said he received a letter to pursue. A a f banding the Money and notified1 a go on governor you re next a police who arranged a Quot Dummy Quot yelled the crowd and the governor Kage and placed it at the place did his duty As he saw it. Deified in the letter. As officers miss Garden Straightway burst in-1 1 in wait a Man appeared picked to tears but soon explained that they j a a the package and escaped with it j were tears of Joy at so find a recep or being fired upon. Toward Midnight last night it became apparent that the fight was a losing one and when the end came the Little girls father vice president of Armour and company ten physicians and six nurses were grouped at her bedside. Of pastor is preacher on sunday and floor Walker rest of week two factors k up growth installation of the new Goss straight line printing press last november and establishment of the noon Issue of the evening Republican Are the two factors believed to be mainly responsible for the great growth in circulation. When the noon edition was started on february i. Additional subscriptions immediately started to come in from the territory East and South of Mitchell. The noon edition makes it possible for people living in Southeastern South Dakota to secure a South Dakota daily on the Day on which it is printed this edition of the evening Republican contains the latest associated press dispatches a Large amount of interesting state news items local news from Mitchell and Vicinity and the Many features regularly appearing in the Republican. Pres delay eliminated the new press equipment of the Republican makes it possible to get j the paper out in the shortest possible time. Delays incident to publication of a newspaper with the old style presses Are practically eliminated with the new press equipment. All parts of South Dakota Are represented by the republicans new subscribers. The Early afternoon mail edition of the paper takes the news from Mitchell to towns North of the City. Points West of Mitchell receive the City edition of the Republican making it possible for them to read the identical news each evening that is being read by Mitchell people in their own Homes. A a Vatican is to be represented upon Russ Relief Board London. Eng. March 23�?the Rome correspondent of the Dally Herald understands that the russian government has granted a request from the pop that the Vatican be represented on the International commission for Relief a Russia. Several papal delegates Are going to Russia shortly he adds. And the Pope May also Send a personal Mission to the Volga Region. 19 wage demands at Ion. Arc Given consider English diver and Crew lost submarine collides with destroy for and goes to bottom�?22 men on Board Paris ministerial Fon Ference w it greeks and turks to Stop War by associated pre i a anal wire London. Eng., March 23.�?the British submarine h-42 has Bern lost with All hands in the Mediterranean says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Gibraltar today. She collided with a destroyer during Maneu vers. A of a by a my la Ted Presa Lumini wire Paris Farnce March 23�?tile interest in Tho conference on near Eastern affairs in Progress Here with the foreign ministers of great Britain France and Italy As the principal conferees is entering so far in the efforts they have initiated to bring about peace Between the greeks and turkish nationalists in Asia minor. Their first step was to Send telegrams to Honstain sinople Angora and Athens yesterday requesting an Amis Tice. Premier Poincare lord Curzon and Signor Shanzer the Allied conferees Here who consider the time is propitious for an armistice Are understood to base their judgment upon advices which they consider indicate n waning morale on the part of the greek people. Protection of minorities in Asia minor was the chief subject discussed this morning by the foreign Innis tors. Milton enters Derby san Frncisco calif., March 23�? Tommy Milton american automobile Champion has entered the Golden Gate motor Derby to be staged on the san Carlos Speedway near Here a Pri i 6. Poush women win Warsaw Poland March 23.�?the government has adopted a Resolution giving woman equal rights with men in sitting on juries. The action makes on Poland the first european country to a legalize women jurors. Weather report Tion. Union Hill. N. J., Marche 23�?un Able to make financial ends meet on j his salary of Lee than $24 weekly As pastor of the methodist Church he re j South Dakota generally fair tote. Ramsey spends six fays night and Friday except possibly rain j each Wek As a floor Walker Here in a or Snow Friday extreme West portion i store fed the seventh in his Church not much change in temperature. Over the top within a month the circulation of the evening Republican has touched another Milestone in its upward journey yesterdays net press run was 7.080 watch it grow or two minutes others three but by unanimous consent All had leave to extend their remarks in the Quot congressional record during the next ten Days. Democrat fight a Sharp fight against what they characterized As a gag Rule Quot was launched by democratic Leader in i mediately after the committee majority had presented its chairman Campbell of the 4 rules committee submit ? i a a so i lotion to make this suspension Day i representative Garrett Tennessee. I the democratic Leader made a Point of order declaring that it was Quot the avowed and sole purpose Quot of Republican leaders to put the Bill through in such fashion As to prevent the offering of a motion to recommit arum asserting that this win in violation of the rules of the House there a hot discussion on the Point of order. The House met an hour earlier today than usual but when speaker Gillette Gavel fell liter o wis a Large attendance and the galleries were filled the spectators including Many former service men. Recalls earlier ruling speaker Gillett Over ruled or. Garrett a Point of order after a Brief but i Sharp Wrangle Between leaders on Tho two sides. Representative Campbell said the same Point of order had been made two years ago and had been overruled at that time Tho speaker i holding that the rules committee was within its rights when it read a Reao Lution for suspension of Tho rules for i six Days. Representative Garner of Texas ranking Democrat on Tho ways Sud Means committee interrupted the rules committee chairman to ask that he state whether it was the purpose of the majority to prevent the minor i Ity from offering a motion to recommit. Or. Campbell replied that he would not engage in a the Hort of bulb bling a resorted to by the Democrat. A Well then be honest enough with the House to Tell the truth about the i matter a retorted or Garner. Debate is rapid fire urging adoption of the Resolution representative fess Republican. Ohio said that two years ago he it voted against the soldiers Bonus Hill because it did not provide for an j equitable distribution of Benefit. If announced he would vote a without hesitation for the pending Bill. Representative Pou North Caro i Lina ranking Democrat on the rules committee declared the Bonus should not have been triage a partisan ques a Tion. He predicted that president i Harding would not sign the Bill a drawn. Representative Snell new York Republican member of the rules committee declared everybody in the country know that the soldiers Bonus Bill a is the cheapest sort of subterfuge to influence the Soldier vote at the expense of Uncle can Alford Bonus representative Schall. Republican. Minnesota urged passage of the Bill with a declaration that it was a fall Bosh to say that the richest nation in the world is financially unable to do Justice to its a this is the Day that will scatter the Bones of Many statesmen Over the Republic declared representative Garrett in opening his address in opposition to the Resolution. Representative Mondell Wyoming. The Republican Leader said he was convinced that All amendments the democrats might have sought to offer were solely to create Embarrass i ment. Tax Burden lightened or. Mondell said the Bill had been to amended that the tax Drain for three years would not be More burdensome than the Road building program and not half so burdensome a that imposed in the Asp rotation i closing debate on the Rule. Chair Man Campbell of the committee reporting it. Attacked the minority report signed by representative Kif i Hen bind four other democratic members of the ways and mean committee a a Udenia Gogerty Aud cheap a Hajj

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