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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 25, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota tuesday March 25, 1924. Number 150 vote to impeach fall Congress third party might prevent a majority in that event House representatives would eject the chief executive even East is doubtful mtg Youk i Pennsylvania the Osk Progress \ i tick fat Hight cd Kuy elect next president i assert Friend Daugherty made million fun Oaklus p. Stuwart aka Schiop writer a in ton. March 25.�?election i ? president May be thrown in Hon. Of representatives v i a development course is fat Munt upon the Entrance a i a to considerable strength. To. Ing varying claims and add six s republicans. Democrats s he progressives interested in a a Laird party one obtains this ii certain Republican electoral no. 91 certain democratic 178 j progressive. 35, and doubtful 227. I Tyr it these totals charted the shove map. Seem to give the demo j a a Ltd he Hest the showing. It i pct be remembered that a third Narty ticket would disorganized the it Republican party More than it would a he democratic. Nothing hut a third party would a Moo Iowa Pennsylvania doubtful. R e fornia might have gone into j this is Why is a he doubtful column if Hiram John-90�?� headed a third party movement hut As it stands the state safely can i a Eye placed in the g. O. P. Lineup. Kansas City. Mo., mar. 25.�?b. F the democrats Are allowed the i Tarpley Charles Wilkins and Dillard rain cuts s. Vote thought to Aid Coolidge Howard Mannington Quot lit precipitation Over Eastern tie Green House a most half state discourages sought by probes Farmers from voting Harding banished him expect close contest Kin Senate asks that House act against Chase unanimous vote requests impeachment Falls son in Law he would not testify Hus map. Indicate politic Al tendencies the various Scates. Is a aed upon state ments and concessions Republican democratic and progressive Lea de is in Washington hit before that time Treall factions continue to a a a mystery Many had made press Confidence in Rebis big i Jean up. Sults the Primmus wants House to prose tip the Feder my official re fusing to notify Washington d. C., March 25.�? Howard Mannington one the a a my Washington. mar. 25. Sioux Falls. S. D., mar. 25.�? 4 a i a Resolution looking to impeachment rain and Snow in Many sections in the House Chase customs Story men who operated in washing j the state took a hand in South Dako collector at Elpaso Ana son in Law ton during the Early part the hard j tabs presidential and state primary a. R. Fall War adopted today by ing administration and in whose name today and Early reports indicated the Dase the a Little Green House k Street was carried is now the most desired witness the lists the Daugherty committee. Mannington is supposed to be in Paris and strenuous efforts Are being made by the committee to bring him their effect would he shown in a comparatively Light vote. Throughout the Section East the j Missouri River rain Snow was reported with a consequent slowing up traffic Rural roads a condition also obtaining in the Black Hills re Back to America to testify about the \ Jon where a heavy precipitation was zeo Wilkins brother hed slew her dog one three jailed for murder woman watched her husband nation Ai f i commit murder forced Quot a by conscience to tel convention is called today a solid senator Reed has been a disturber Factor in Missouri hut after the nomination there a no reason to believe hell he otherwise than doubtful Stales to much for the big parties Davies negro Are in jail today charged with first degree murder in j connection with the slaying Here j . To Wilkins Osteopath follow j ing a coroners hearing yesterday. Tarpley a failure to make certain i explanations at the hearing and discrepancies in the negroes statement i Minnesota the Dakotas and to is concerning his movements the it sin should be progressive. A to the a doubtful column a Between republicans and democrats in Arizona a state election has hinged As few As 30 votes. There ought to be enough to leave the state in doubt. The progressive Shadow hang Ever Colorado Idaho. Iowa. Michi ran a lid Nebraska which otherwise would go Republican. Nobody can tel what effect a third ticket would i a in any them. Iowa and Michigan in particular might even Cive Progre Vive majorities. Kansas too. Is a notoriously per car state once strongly Given to populism. Pennsylvania is doubtful by a Arrew margin. Most Likely it will he Republican. Still it went democratic owing to the Republican split when Roosevelt was third party candidate. The Pinchot nerf p makes if further doubtful t Diana always is More less doubtful and Ralston s nomination Proha my would tilt the balance to to a the democrats. Montana looks democratic cd co progressive. Quot it aware Nevada. New Jersey vow York. Ohio. Utah. Washington. West Virginia and Wyoming Gen a rally Are classed As doubtful. With All this uncertainty in if lid seem that three ticket might n no Strain the imagination. A Ike it impossible for any single a a Date to get the required a Ama a a air Over ally a electoral votes Leaver a he House representatives tour nose the next president. A weather and roads these bulletins Are filed at 8 30 a. In daily by the sox dated press m no Asota unsettled tonight us y rain Snow wednesday r preceded by Snow in extreme r a let let portion no decided a i Quot be in temperature. Unsettled tonight rain in i d Central portions somewhat n extreme West portion wed-&Quot-9,i-,. Mostly fair. N the Dakota Cloudy and unset i night probably Snow in East r it slightly colder in Northwest r a wednesday generally fair. I Dakota Cloudy tonight pre re gtd by Snow in extreme East por somewhat colder in Southeast wed cuday generally fair. M mostly fair tonight and not so cold tonight in Quot West port Ion. I 1 a mum and minimum tempera ref non 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. A Quot it Day is recorded by the official up a not Ornt thermometer maximum 44. Mir mum. 35. Of 8 a in. 35. Weather forecast a a not Cloudy 34 roads fair. Re Rand Forks Clear. 35 above roads night the murder is believed have been committed. Prompted James Anderson assistant prosecutor. To recommend the charges be filed against these men. He said. Testimony friends . Wilkins telling alleged conversations with the woman in which she spoke quarrels with her brother coupled w the the fact he caused her dog a her a Only Protection a to he killed led to the filing the charge against Charles Wilkins. Tarpley was said to he a frequent visitor at the Wilkins Home. Davies was employed by . Wilkins As a janitor. Ominous phone messages Telephone wires that whisper threats carry Only an ominous half silence the silence maintained by some one who Calls a number hear a hello a and sit at the instrument. Without a word for a few minutes before hanging up the receiver have become a new and baffling element in the mystery the death . Zeo 7. Wilkins. Mrs l. F. Palmer owner the but i House in which to Wilkins was stabbed to death revealed to the police yesterday she had received a thirty forty Telephone Calls a Day since the crime was discovered. A threat death Over wire with few exceptions silence is maintained by the person who Calls mrs Palmer declared. In the Case the exceptions the person asks whether a this is number the number Given in each Case being slightly different from that the Palmer phone. Rut from a woman who declared she had never known . Wilkins and had not heard her until the mysterious circumstances her murder became known the police revealed a problem that surpassed that presented by the a thirty forty Calls a Day to mrs. Palmer. The woman is mrs. Catherine Carter. She told Only one Telephone Ca t but declared this was the startling message which flashed to her Over the wire a Tell the police at once All you know about zeo Wilkins murder. If you done to you la get the same treatment zeo got. You know what i Anonymous a a tips to police the name mrs. Carter entered the Case wednesday night the police revealed. An Anonymous Call to William Doarn. City detective who is working the Wilkins Case Carri i this message a mrs. Carter. 5 Washington Street knows All about the Wilkins mrs. Carter was found at the Owens Home. It was there so declared she had never known . Wilkins. Friend secret trails the mysterious Telephone Calls together with the a a escape a Man and woman from the Coroner s inquest saturday has led the police to believe close to Quaintance s the slain woman Are striving in secret 4o unravel the tangled threads the Wilkins Case the Man and woman hurriedly left the inquest room at the court House when . John Keeping a. 1810 West forty fifth Street who was new York City. A r 25 a Harry Fenton. 21. Last night confessed to murdering miss Mary Coleman 89. With a Hammer at her Home March 8. Burning the body and stealing 815. All he could find in her apartment police stated today Fenton ran arrested information furnished by his wife. Mary. Is. Mrs. Fenton saw her husband commit the murder. Irater she became conscience stricken and Felt impelled to expose him. Captain Carey the homicide squad announced. Mellon invites probe taxes involving him a liquor permit withdrawal graft men mentioned by other witnesses. A Daugherty associate a first became prominently identified with the Harding group during the front porch Campaign at Marion although he had been a political associate Daugherty a for a Long period. Mannington took quarters in a Washington hotel As soon As Harding was inaugurated. The word was pass cd around to a see Manning font for favors desired by the hungry army i favor seekers and patronage Hunter. Which camped in Washington after 1 the inauguration. Mannington was a. Smooth talker and business is said to St. Paul mar. 25.�?formal Call for. Have come fast. Soon larger a were desired and he rented the k a National convention the Farmer there hot Dunn lr4 let Thor party to be held Here june i a j the most sumptuous character. Was issued today by a committee re Mannington Fame As a a go getter presenting the various interests few and he thrived wonderfully. He whereas sterile is for Cool was credited with being Able to get Dudacy. Whereas Sterling is ror a Ooi the party. 1 reported late last week. Supporters Calvin Coolidge for the Republican presidential preference profess to see in hampered Rural traffic a condition favourable to the president As they have a knitted that sentiment in the country districts and Small towns seemed More favourable to the candidacy senator Hiram Johnson California. Political Headquarters the various factions Here today reported that last minute surveys had not altered their predictions Victory and political observers Here have professed Neutral predictions a close result the presidential preference. Governor w. In Mcmaster who wound up his Campaign for the United states senatorial nomination in an address at Mitchell last night expressed Confidence Victory Over senator Thomas Sterling. Mcmaster has endorsed the Johnson presidential can nearly everything he wanted in the Edge. The Senate. Offered by senator Walsh Montana. Part senior the Oil committee the Resolution grow out the refusal Chace to answer any questions before the committee and from the testimony Price Mckinney Cleveland that Chase had sought to hot hint say he loaned Albert b. Fall $100,000. The Rote the Resolution waa unanimous. To senators East ing their ballots. Washington d. mar. 2 5.�?a Resolution providing for the impeachment A a has. Collector customs at i paso. On charge conspiracy was introduced today by senator Walsh Democrat. Montara. Reciting the refusal Chase to testify before the Oil committee and the previous testimony that he attempted to get Price Mckinney Cleveland banker to give false testimony the Resolution would bring the situation to the attention the houses a for appropriate Quot that intends impeachment a asked senator Borah. Republican. Idaho when the proposal was presented. A yes a senator Walsh said. Chase is Albert b. Falls son in Law. A Mckinney recently testified that delegates from Between 12 and 20 various departments in the Early Sioux Falls s. A. Mar. 25.�? a it a Chase had been sent to him to ask state Are expected to attend the con i months the Harding regime but presidential preference and United that he a say Quot fall had borrowed mention at which it was said they finally Harding wrote a letter to All states senatorial and state office from him the mysterious $100,000 department Heads which was under nominations Are being determined in i whose source the Oil committee wan May he expected to select third party a 5toocj that time to have particular a statewide primary election in a seeking to ascertain. Candidates for president and South Dakota today. Both in the Republican and democratic parties presidential candidates Are being voted . While in those two and the Farmer i Abor party. Senatorial and state office nominations Are vice reference to Mannington directing president. That no attention be paid to persons organization the National Gath Quot to were a a trading their rendering to was announced will be ship with him in a putting Over their the following basis j propositions in the various depart state federations. Central bodies1 ments the government. But before and local organizations will been Mannington lost his standing with Heing made for the it november elected to one Delegate each. Any un-1 Harding he had made a a a cleanup Tion. Affiliated group 25 in sympathy j Accord in to reports his earnings for president Coolidge and senator i have one he operated being reported j tit Johnson seeking the Republican i to have run As High As i million. Barding a guest there. With the movement May j Delegat ?. Each state political $32,000 not traced Washington. In o., mar. 25 top a further inquiry into the financial affairs Albert b. Fall and into Stock speculation by High officials was made today by the Oil committee at a Brief and colourless session. It then adjourned until thursday. M. Thatcher president the first National hark Pueblo lolo., group with i presidential endorsement Are divid a questioned about Falls Hank i ing interest in the outcome the account and afterwards senator Legal standing will have five Dele i at least one occasion president \ primary w Ith the senatorial contest j Walsh the committee prosecutor Washington. In c., mar. 25.�? aha a Gates without Legal standing one Harding was Mannington a guest at in the same party Between governor j announced the checkup showed that Secretary Mellon denied that he had Delegate. J the k Street House but whether this w. To. Mcmaster and senator Thorn a the former Interior Secretary had Are never Erfred with the Bureau the Call denounces the republican1 was a dinner party an informal a its Sterling. Quire $32,000 for the Purchase gathering the close Harding friends William Gibbs Mcadoo candidate j ranch property from a source yet Unis not definitely known. It an for the presidential endorsement a disclosed. It previously had been in internal Revenue in any Way in any tax in a statement today Lead before the Senate special committee investigating the Bureau. At the same time . Merlin offered the committee full information tax matters companies in which he is personally interested adding that in fairness himself and to the companies the committee should make an immediate Quot investigation. Lafollette kept to his room by attack a a flu and democratic parties As a equally the instruments the privileged class in using the governmental pow evening Call and the sight the pres i democratic ticket has opposition ers against the Farmers and indu a ident walking out the front door from a minority faction in that party trial it asserts that the made a certain new yorker who was t which seeks to Send an uninstructed time has come for Farmers and la downstairs talking business with delegation to the new Quot York converting men to organize a political j Mannington gasp with Surprise. Ton. Party to a present a United front Harding was later disillusioned against the parties the privileged about Mannington and their intimacy class a 1 not 071 a but the president let William Mah Nev pm. Paul Lahore i Mannington know through Mutual Lader la chairman the Ron Ven j Friend that he would he pleased if Tion Quot. Committee arrankement9.u Ahnin ton quit Washington. Man r a Hathaway. St. Paul. Is Tore in Norton did not yield at first to this other Minnesota members Are us Ruso Quot by Quot it a went away. The to heeler committee has a thousand interrogations it would like Writh Egton. Mar. 25�?senator Robert m. La pm Ollette Wisconsin Leader the Republican insurgents i Montana in Congress is confined to his bed with a severe cold. His office today denied reports that he had undergone a surgical operation. He merely was following the advice hts physician it was said for a Complete rest. To tar w. A. Schaper h. G. Teigan r. Cramer. Others the committee include Tom Avres. South Dakota and r. H. Walker North Dakota. States represented at the preliminary meeting today included Minnesota. North and South Dakota and asks special counsel to act in Sinclair Case mail bandits take $150,000 from clerk the balloting starting at 8 a. Rn., continues until 5 p. Rn., but the unusually heavy tickets in All parties will make the task tabulating the vote somewhat slow. Scattered showers Over night in the Eastern part the state after a heavy starry in the Black Hills country the latter part last week. Were expected to interfere with Rural travel with a consequent reduction in the country vote. On the Republican ticket Lieut. Gov. Carl Gunderson has no oppose Cyrus Huling. Of Columbus o., and at j finn for the Republican nomination the time it was explained that he was while the democratic ticket the interested in an alien property Case a gubernatorial candidates Are Andrew involving More than $1,000,000. He s. Anderson. Glay county Farmer and returned within a few months but is said to have gone abroad a similar Mission Early this year. To submit to Mannington. Mannington left for Europe in August. 1923, soon after president Harding s death. He was accompanied by Chicago 111., mar. 25.�?four ban flits held up a postal messenger in _. A. Harvey a suburb Early today and is Wash . A it cd. Mar. 5 a Dis two Mold a May a report to Tritt attorney Gordon today request p flin a tween 110.000 and cd special government counsel in the a in currency consigned to Oil cases to cooperate wit him . Companies. Harry s contempt Case and a a _ he re a let rce Ted William cheated the senator said that the funds might have come from the Thatcher interests. From Anderson h. Tackett in accountant. The committee received further details regarding the Dummy Stock accounts Jess w. Smith the close Friend attorney general Daugherty. The witness said he had been told that one these accounts was carried jointly by Smith and the attorney general. While the committee was in Seishi senator officials formally turned Over to the District attorney the Case Harry f. Sinclair cited for contempt because his refusal to testify. Falls Bank dealings told Washington. A mar. 25.�? up a. M. Thatcher president the first National Hank Pueblo col., we is questioned by the nil committee today about financial transactions Between a. R. Fall and that Hank. The witness said that fall had Bern later he conferred with them and chairman i add and senator Walsh at the mail sacks from a rail lha Capitol. Hcs Deen Cloudy Light rain. 33 a ads fair. 7 a to. Loudy. 35 roads Good. I Otnes stand stood up in his Luron wet Snow changes to rain j a a reads fair. Utchell raining. 35 roads Slippery. Duluth Cloudy. 35 wet Snow Dur night roads wet. Cloud Clou it in. 35 roads Good. Winona misty and Damp 38 roads heavy. Sioux Falla Light Snow All night Zug. 32 roads bad. Erre snowing. 32 Road bad. Watertown wet Snow falling 3�, it place and looked at them. Doarn and e. Kritser. Another detective pushed through the crowd and attempted to apprehend them before they reached the elevator. Failing they j rushed to the ground floor but the Man and woman had vanished. Quot Greenland with an area 827,390 Square Miles is the worlds largest Island. British airmen hop off their world circuit t _ Calshot England. Mar. 25.�?<>#>�? to Bright Calm weather. A. Stuart flying officer Plenderleith and sergeant Andrews took to the air today in their Vickers vulture plane for their flight around the world Only 40 minutes behind their schedule. Radio Issue to locate pet Tom cat president co ounce the United states Post deficit jut we 124,0$5203.81, Washington. C., mar. 25.�?�?� the radio often used to locate missing persons and stolen automobiles proven today to be equally effective in finding missing cats. Stations Cap Washington and Wear new York last night a at the request White House officials a broadcast a notice that Tige president Coolidge. Pet Tom cat. Had been missing since last week. Soon after the president reached his office this morning a Navy building guard appeared with the Jelso Iliff animal. Woman May Faue woman in Daugherty investigation Washington d. Cmar. 25.�? up a the delay in the Daugherty investigation has increased the likelihood a Matching woman a wits Between miss Roxie Stinson Star witness and mrs. Mabel Walker Wille Brandt assistant attorney general. Resumption the hearing was postponed yesterday until tomorrow when it became known that the cold which has been troubling senator Wheeler. Democrat. Montana. The chief investigator might keep him in bed several Day and that other members the committee had pressing work elsewhere. Miss Stinson who was the divorced wife Jess Smith the attorney Gen Erali a close Friend a to have completed her testimony and faced Cross examinations and mrs. Wille Brandt was expected to conduct the questioning behalf the attorney general if her official duties plants. I before a grand jury did not prevent. Russell who is 69 years old was j whether the committee will make slugged by the bandits he reported j further efforts to a establish the he was removing the mail Sak facts Quot surrounding Smiths death a from the Illinois Centra railway Yar a0 in the apartment hand the Russell. A Post office clerk who a Road station to the Post office. Overpowering the messenger the robbers seized the two sacks and fled in an j automobile. Harvey is a Small manufacturing City beyond the Southern limit j Chicago and includes in its territory a number important Industrial a him during 1921?�?� Walsh. A i have the records Here. No dry it Ted . Representative Royal j said Tho witness a for i 9,y 0 to Mon Aberdeen is seeking t j. Mariam in Ivin a p a n a full Tri it i Sir. Thatcher id fall borrowed $15.-990 from the Hank in 1916 and pan it in May. 1922. Asked about fall s statement to platform to a mail truck when attacked. The two sacks stolen contained Daugherty shared in Washington had not been determined last night although miss Stinson s statement a registered mail. The sacks which that she saw no powder stains about had been ripped open and a Quantity registered Moil which had been discarded were found strewn along a Road near Hammond ind. At the registry division the Post office it was said the loss would be Large but the exact amount could Only be determined by checking. The two sacks mail were said to have been consigned by the Federal Reserve Bani to the first National Banfe Harvey. The Austin company Harvey manufacturing Road machinery reported that its payroll $25,099 had failed to arrive. A number manufacturers in Harvey pay their employees the 25th the month. Of Greece votes Republic Athens. Greece. Mar. 25�? amp a the National Assembly today passed a Resolution in favor the overthrow the Glucksberg dynasty and the is Labu Ament it Areek Republic. Erie j. Ellefson Sioux fall. Thirteen Republican and ten democratic delegates to their respective j National conventions Are being chos in and five presidential elector in sterner the Hank Fine 1913 each party Are being nominated. ,4 Egatz Are hound by the result the the it Hank Mak s to presidential vote. I by during 1921?�?� asked senator Johnson stronger in country congressional contest also is being voted Johnson re nomination in the second District the Republican ticket la is opposed by Howard g. Fuller Pierre. Campaigners for Johnson and Coolidge alike say they have found sentiment for the californian stronger i committee that be arranged to in the Rural communities and Small i for a from the m. Thatcher towns while the president appears to a state Thatcher he Tim ires r waited states senator. There Are also i re in an Hall ? company ha<1 towns and so. Newspaper predictions a to the 55 hat to you know about that probable size the vote have Var i transaction asked senator Walsh red from fifty five to seventy five per p made some Loans to the tres cent. A Survey made by one local it a attle company. Me loaned paper indicates the total Republican j them $109,999 and there is an registration was not More than 65 i draft ahem 52? too which has per cent the 100.009 voter. Of the i probably been consolidated into a 19n2 primary j note. It was loaned in separate note the farm5r-i/abor ticket a head in Nln in it a Vona in-000 there by Tom Ayre Mitchell for in i May have Hen a not no the item states senator. There a also amount. Were drawn until they reach National convention delegates being r�unf1 re when a note would voted . A drawn to cover to s. G. Cherry Sioux fall i birr mid for improvements endorsed by the stale convention and the transaction the witness said Mark p. Bates Letcher Are the Warp a though . Everhart a candidates for United states senator eve Chart told me that cd the democratic ticket. Bates is it a Quot that they were trying to endorsed by the minority faction .�?kp improvements which would Hui the wound from which her formed husband died a. Led chairman Brookhart an expert in the use the party in addition to the support i sch As 5299.900 to asked me if firearms to question whether such he Farmer labor minority t would be Able to make a loan. I a condition could exist in Case a feature the Campaign has been said reasonable. The Advance suicide. J governor Mcmasters endorse in reached $1 92,999 $193,900 h l. Schife. An attorney who i Ispan Attr Johnson who in turn has with i Quot to rest for the month paid he was instructed by senator Ashurst. Democrat Arizona a member the committee to investigate the matter a reported however that . J. R. Nevitt Coroner the District Columbia described Smith s death to him As a a Plain Case suicide and explained that no autopsy was made a the time because no one a suggested . A starts world tight Liverpool. England. Mar. 25�? a a British plane started today a flight around the world. Squadron Leader a. Stuart Maclean took off from the Caj Ahot Ai drome shortly after noon. Boosted the South Dakotan scam j p1"s�d.�?� pain. On the other Side there has i a anything said about Security a been an alignment Between senator bad Security. I had the Stock Sterling and president Coolidge. Of the attle the usual expressions con asked whether fall got any loan fluence Victory were voiced by All those in the name the can a parties company the witness replied tight at Aberdeen i a nothing during the period you Aberdeen s. A mar. 25.�?hampered by a Light but steady downpour rain that has continued since 9 clock voting in the primary election in Aberdeen is very Light 2.500 total vote 4.299 registered is Liberal estimate total vote. At noon leap than too votes had been cast. Continued co puce bight speak a was there any other a asked sen it Ator Adams. Democrat. Colorado. A there was a lean to fall in Jan nary 1921 $15,000. That Wata Trover Loans carried Over from Vijh it 1917.�?� a were there any other records in a �?-�?4 continued Pago Bughi

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