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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 29, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota saturday March 29, 1924. Number 154 wealthy Divora e wants a a worldly jury woman soon to face court for murder in car wants Case submitted to men knowing women of her Type they do not agree Tui Iai mkt of Kivi suf. Vii tic in to differ i Okey on heu Case George Britt nex ser race writer so March 29.�?mrs. Beira r wants to be tried by a jury of worldly kind of she Izo that after a woman has v Many sweethearts As t have v she can to love any one enough to shoot him a Beautiful and wealthy divorce for to will go on trial for the murder of v liter n. Law automobile Sules t or. A married Man. Was found in her car after he and or. Garner had made a tour of Midrib cabarets. There was a Bullet Iron 1 in i head. W iring All practical objections Whir i May be raised when the trial a is Here is a handpicked dozen Reri who might be supposed to have a vie worldly insight. I Ioir opinions follow \ Tearney. Former big league All player and Veteran cafe pro re a woman has to be pretty Bai to be As bad As the Best men. A least my experience makes me know to Quot a unreasonable men can be Maki me give the woman every Avant. Of the doubt. I i r a Ort Hermann theater Quot and Yachtsman i can to spree with her that the shooting of a Nan is evidence of the woman a love. Eve had lots of them love me. But err be Ever shot me. I think a jury a men who have seen Many women a Rubo More inclined than any others to decide unsent mentally. I hard Btu Atwater Colum St poet and former College pro a i believe in a single Standard of immorality really her philosophy a fallacious. A worldly Man would always cling to the doubt that she Load her victim and until convinced would vote to it to Dudley newspaper copy eader and old time court reporter the woman of Many loves is always inking for the one love. When she Tinkl she has found him. Shell uht f r shoot or do anything to hold unsophisticated men done to realize that. I believe they vim to defense arguments More a to worldly men. Detective sergeant Edward Birmingham she s wrong. The kind she should get on a jury a the inexperienced Home Man who a i de to gentle women. A worldly is i knows that the woman who has it Ltd on the Primrose path is More storms wipe next drive is out nine lives to Force Mellon in five states out of Cabinet Tomado wrecking Shawnee after that foes of adminis-okla., does the larg traction will attack hooves damage or and Wallace Snow Over mid West let up on Daugherty i i Sti Tab a note covers area press eur considers five reaching All the was South to Texas for vacancy including it de Kenyon of Iowa Mhz. Belva Gaertner off Movi for i official Hangman of Ull Ith v i we a in u i u in Vay 1tv91it Britain can to Bear to peace in new wring chickens necks Frei a Ich Rule London eng. Mar. 29.�?john Ellis the official Hangman of great Britain has resigned his Paris concludes from his Cabinet that Poincare will make advances Paris France mar. 29.�?up a the new French Cabinet at a meeting the p morning unanimously decided to pursue the foreign policy of the former Poincare Cabinet it was Semi officially announced after the meeting or to shoot than any other. A. Stalling hotel clerk and Ger i believe that to a woman Rosy path a Man is just a Man. They want is a Good time and y Don t care who pays for it. A a Oul Dnn to loot for love. In e. Allen automobile sales a hots of women have bought of pm me. And i never had any of their shooting me. Perhaps r a Rue Seu would appear when relation is changed from business it Cial. I could certainly give a n an impartial break on the mrs. Gaertner tells. J use Brown. Jazz orchestra i have watched the Range of re a emotions under the influx it of music. I believe they demand v onal outlet in their Campania whether they really love the laity of the companion or not. A Nan of Little emotional restraint racially dangerous. Quot k Malone St. Paul welter Boxer she does no to want a v mined jury. T think in most Here a Man is shot by a to e has it coming to him. I Sullivan municipal court a Jum of women certainly convict her. Adventurous men Ive More tolerance and softies it than the straight laced be. But just now i think g is toward severity to to Are accused of felonies. U Patrick Kelliher pomander of Chicago Sloop family men probably would it her. A jury of bachelors Ever convict her. The aver i Igried Man about town has \ views and is very tolerant. women. J -1 m. Rutz. Coffee shop pro a women who have a Success two hearts usually display a a Tach Merit for the Man who eur i crests for the moment. A a a observation Felt i think la errors argument is All the Cabinet slate As announced officially at the foreign office tonight includes Premier and minister of foreign affairs m. Poincare. Minister of Justice and vice presi would i Dent of Tho Cabinet Lefevre do prey. The makeup of m. Poincare a new Cabinet caused some astonishment among the French Public throwing overboard As it does eight ministers who had worked under him for two years or More and replacing them with a combination including men who in parliament voted against his fiscal measures. The premieres declaration of policy in the chamber of deputies monday for this reason is awaited with interest and it l regarded As certain that the ministry will receive a vote of Confidence. La oeuvre declares that by appointing Louis Lacheur As minister of Commerce and Henry de Jouvenel Job but has not Given any reason. For Over 23 years he has held tin position and dozens of criminals passed through his hands to their doom among whom were Roger casement and Edith Thompson the woman executed in England. % his fee for dispatching a criminal was fifty shillings and another fifty shillings for a Good the latter amount was paid in consideration of the fact that he was forbidden to stay Ala Public House near the scene of an execution and earn a commission for attracting custom As was the executioner s privilege in former years. Ellis is a breeder of poultry and it is said that lie is so devoted to his Birds that he gets a Friend to wring the necks of those he wants to kill. Poplar Bluffs. Mo., mar. 29�? j damage resulting fro a the storm which struck Southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas last night probably will reach $300,000. According to reports received Here today. Many How a were demolished Orchards and farms damaged and numerous lives Dook killed. Telephone and Telegraph communication a paralysed. Chicago. Iii., mar. 29.�? it a a dozen persons were killed and a Hundred or More injured and a heavy property loss caused in a half dozen states by the severe and widespread storm of last night and Early today. Tornadoes gales wind. Snow and Hail swept the Mississippi Valley from Minnesota to Missouri and Kentucky. Three towns in Mccracken county Kentucky Heath Max on and la to tie were reported destroyed although no loss of life was reported. Eight persons were Den 4 in a Tornado at Shawnee. Okla., three dead in so1ithea�t Missouri and a boy was killed by lightning at Goffs. Kansas. To the Northwest a by Izzard raged last night and Early today 12 inches j of new Snow had fallen at St. Paul. The storm was first detected off the British Columbia coast last wednesday and swept southeastward until today it had turned and headed North eastward. The highest wind velocity today was sixty Miles an hour at Evansville. And. Today the storm was entered Over Southeastern Iowa. Washington i it. C., mar. 29.�? selection of judg e Kenyon As attorney general was urged on president Coolidge today by representative Mckinson Republican Iowa and Addison Parker of Ives Moines is a Means Quot of restoring Confidence in the department of Washington d. C., mar. 29-�?while a drive to Force the retirement of an i other member of president Coolidge a i cabinets Secretary Mellon is getting j under Way in the Senate the resignation of Harry m. Daugherty As at Torney general has cast some doubt Over the future course of the special inquiry into his conduct. The status of the investigation was before the committee today with the membership divided As to the Deairs a lilith of continuing the sensational program or ending it As quickly a possible. Chairman Brookhart expressed the opinion yesterday that the a a objects of the inquiry have been accomplished to a Large extent through or. Daugherty a resignation but senator Wheeler. Democrat. Montana the prime mover in the investigation desired to proceed a with the object of cleaning out the rottenness we believe has been disclosed around the attack on Secretary Mellon is described by some of the organization republicans and others in the cloak rooms where the gossip of the inquiry is illuminating As merely one step in Well defined plans attributed to Democrat and Radical republicans for disintegrating the Cabinet one member at a time. Secretary Den by and attorney general Daugherty have left the Cabinet within a few weeks successor has simmered Down to chief Justice Arthur e Rugg of the Masasue Susetts supremo judicial court Harlan f. Stone Dean of the Columbia University school of Law governor Groesbeck of Michigan William s. Kenyon former senator from Iowa and now judge of the Federal circuit court of appeals for the j eighth District who was offered the naval Secretary ship and Secretary j Hughes of the state department. The. President is known to be seek for the pos a magi possessing administrative capacity As Well As j knowledge of Law. And until his Choice is made and confirmed by the Senate James m. Beck the solicitor j general will not As attorney general. It several other resignations in the j department of Justice have been pre i dieted in some quarters but officials j mentioned including w. J. Burns j chief of the Bureau of investigation j land Augustus t. Seymour assistant confirmation of$10o,000bribe Given probes former u. S. Agent Scaife say a he was pulled off Mitsui Case new $100,000 reported witness relates to to a its made then to reach Dai Cherty through Mannington Washington d. . Mar 29�?tak a share of the uncomplimentary h. O. Anderson prominent in s. D., Dies at Desmet Kansas City. To. Mar. He Rumult of sensational invest persons dead. He twon and in in Tiona a an<1 gossips hat sect. Jared. Several probably fatally and tar log Wallace and Hoover Are next property Damner estimated of i in line. After or. Mellon for the ame deeds of thousands of dollars is Tho k and of toll of the Tornado and wind motion s qualifications which swept parts of Oklahoma t up m a on attack which has been j Kansas. Texas. Missouri and Illinois do ave loping a for several Days reached i late yesterday Sod Lut n the. Concrete form during Senora discus Kulsht persons were killed and More a on a he Senate yesterday of or than seventy injured at Shawnee. I it a a thirty a retirement in which okla. Where two Hundred Homes in president fool Idso also came in for Tho but residential Section were Del stroked. Four Hundred students in a High school there narrowly e death or serious injury when were dismissed Only a few re before the building was demolished. The janitor. The Only person in the building was in the basement and escaped injury. A Small hey narrowly escaped death. When at the first sign of the storm he jumped into a refrigerator shortly before his Home was wrecked. The storm travelling in a northeasterly direction struck Prague and Noble okla., injuring five and causing heavy property damage. Only one death was Rej it sorted in Kansas a boy being killed by Light comment. The executive also was As i from the Tribune a j sailed for a delay and inaction in a state in e n t issued by chairman Hull of Lites the National committee Columna. W do d Here yesterday following Griffie a the principal of the count a or. Nti r�nr5. A a _ a a protracted illness. Or. Anderson was d league of nations As minister of j Quot file auditor of this Conn foul Tho democratic who found the Daugherty resignation a matter for Public senator Mckellar Democrat. Tennessee introduced a Resolution for investigation of the Legal qualifications of the Treasury head. But debate on the proposal was delayed when senator Wadsworth Republican new Ork objected to immediate consideration and forced it Over under the iper9ons Rule until monday since the Cham a is in recess today. The Resolution which cites evidence relating to a a Cllon companies adduced by the committee investigating Revenue Bureau. Calls for an inquiry to determine whether the Secretary is directly or indirectly con education. Poincare indicates that or intends to move in Tho direction of fresh accords for peace. Desire their retirement. A glad Many causes girl to leap from car Mckinson n. A. Mar. 29.�?fright induced by the glaring looks of a Man in the a Leeper in which a he was travelling was Given today by miss i Hattie Merritt. Daughter of Louis Merritt of Falmouth. Ky., As the cause of her leap from the car window. The girl was on her Way Home from Seattle by Way of Minneapolis when she disappeared from Tho train. She had used her berth Hammock to lower Hermit from the window to the right of Way. She was found yesterday morning in a Snowbank East of Gladstone n a after an extensive search. She had spent thursday night in a 5rtrawstack. The right Side of her face was partially Frozen and her mittens were Frozen to her hands. She was brought to a Hospital Here where she is recovering Chicago to try tonight to radio to Australia Chicago 111. Mar 29.�?a five hour experimental program will be broadcast to new zealand arid Australia in connection with the inauguration of the Chicago Tribune Adio station won which tonight supplants the Zenith Edgewater Beach station Wiaz. The Tribune station named won. Slogan a a world a greatest will operate on a 370 meter wave length. The opening program beginning at six p. Rn., will be twelve and one half hours Long. From 3 a. In. To 8 a rn., tomorrow go arrangement with station 4 a. Dunedin new zealand an Experiment in a across the Pacific broadcasting will be tried. A a to appropriation for army is Cut by 16 millions Washington p. a mar. 29.�?the army appropriation Bill carrying $326,000,000 was passed today by the corned in carrying on the business of House and sent to the Senate Trade or Commerce whether he owns of the total which is $16,000,000 Bergdoll says he Isnit ready to return to u. S. Ning at Goff but property damage Desmet s. A. Mar. 29.�?h. O. An running into thousands of dollars a Intro Derson county auditor of Kingsbury caused at Harper elks Falls and at Crisfield where nearly every Home destroyed r persons were injured at Vern to for four years and was to be the on. Tex., where considerable property Republican candidate for county damage was done by a wind storm j treasurer at the coming election. He. Wire communication in some sections was a member of the South Dakota j 0f Texas is said to be badly county auditors association and prominent in this Section taken ill several. There Are 454,899 As to or. Daugherty a routes in the United states damage was also reported j submit to or. Anderson a weeks ago and forced an operation. He has been confined to his bad since and for the last two three Days had been gradually or Eberbach Germany mar of growing weaker. The end came Fri Day morning. Funeral services will any sea vessel in whole or in part and whether he is holding office in j violation of statutes cited which pro a ,. Piled. Hibit maintenance of commercial Eon of the state. I 4"�?T n i sections by the governments fiscal of Jared and several buildings in a a i agents business District we Ere a roofed when a a or a. I v us i in a i Oitim Ltd re in for attorney general a storm struck there last night. Some property in St. Louis. 11 cavy rainfalls were reported in Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas. Grover Cleveland Hor doll. The Amor monday Here. Iran draft evader whose departure from his hotel Here Early in the week was responsible for reports that he was on his Way to till United j states returned to the hotel today. To return to the United Rickard signs wills for Firpo and Dempsey Rescue parties have been organized in Shawnee by civic bodies and it was believed by noon today Tho devastated District would have been Cov i cd and any additional fatalities discovered. Roxie Stinson a latest Snow we freezing visit the Northwest Chicago. Mar. 23.�?scores of towns 5 ration states. He said that although he was prepared to return to the United states new York Lily. Mar. 29.�?t/p a Tex i and cities in the Northwest and Maunder certain conditions the propos Rickard announced today he had Sissy Phi Valley regions Are virtually j als made to him from unofficial quark Ned Harry wills negro heart j isolated today the result of storms ters failed to impress bin. As Genu weight for a fight in june or july which have seriously crippled wire Ine. He and his three companions either Luis Angel Pierpo. Quin communication and delayed trains the Steelie Brothers preferred to tin Romero Rojas of Chile or or j damage to crops is feared in some Alnio spells. European heavyweight sections of South Dakota and Minne Champion. I Sota when Ltd the temp Raturi fell to if successful Over the latin Amer degrees below freezing in a rag lican rival selected As bks opponent in Snow storm that has mocked wills has also agreed to fight Jack roads from drifted Snow and Ham dem Prev for the worlds heavyweight i pro red transportation. Title under Rickards auspices in sep Twenty six passengers of a Boule Wrigley admits he has deserted Hiram Johnson a mar. Cal., mar. 29.�?con-unors that to had withdrawn from the presidential a Quot in of Hiram w. Johnson were to await something More tangible in Assurance that they would not to dealt with too severely. Robbers firing As they flee Bank shoot woman Tembs r. Through his manager. Paddy mud Lins. Will acc pts a a contract with Rickard to fight on a Perot a Tael a Chicago mar. 29.�?four robbers who held up and robbed the Boulevard state savings Bank of about $6,000 today shot mrs. George Smith As they fled. Although offered no resistance the. Bandits fired several shots As they j escaped in an automobile. Mrs. J Smith was wounded in one leg. Weather forecast in both bout5, the promoter an chicle went off a curve when Driver was unable to see the Road. Vard transportation company bus travelling toward Minneapolis were forced to spend the night in a restaurant m Waverly minn., after the Ira the 1 buried in the Snow the entire lower Mississippi Valley was visited by a severe electrical South Dakota Cloudy tonight Snow East portion sunday probably or William Wrigley jr., in fair not so Pom we a to .i�?~.l�?Tn, Mem issuer yesterday. Forecast for next week i to we a i i Wash Narton. Mar. 29.�?the w ifs the chewing gum i Washington. Mar. 29.�?the weather innate declared when asked if Toof look for the coming week 1>&Quot he Johnson ranks. A you in per Mississippi and lower miso Bijj. Sour River generally fair temperature below Normal but with probability of Rains Over South and snows West Missouri. Kentucky Southern Illinois and Tennessee. Added. A Hiram Johnson and personal friends. Right now i agree with some of his poli the a goes through Bridge Ark Ohio mar. 29.�?four Mere and Ohio trainmen were killed when a freight train a v a Shawnee division went through it Knuth of Here today. High or i to have caused Tho to give Way. Over North portion about wednesday damage was reported. Lineal Teni a Era turns maximum and minimum temperatures from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today As registered by the official government thermometer m a i mum 36 minimum 19 at 8 a. Rn., 19. .29, pounced. The agree my of reached after wills previously had rejected Rickard s bid of $150,090 for a match with Firpo. Disposed of reports that i wills and hemp., might fit fur styx whih severed w re connections promoter j. J Coffroth at Tijuana. I porn a n Arkansas South-1 Mexico. Rickard lined to reveal exact terms of the . Serious damage to Telephone and j Telegraph wires lighting and Power plants was reported from Western Arkansas where the storm apparently was worst. Communication from Memphis to Jackson. Miss was difficult. A Chicago and St. Louis experienced j trouble with wires radiating from those centers. Facilities of the associated press bearing their Burden of world news to newspapers in affected regions were badly hampered. Blinding rain driven by a High wind caused numerous automobile Accident in Chicago but no one was killed Here. Ohio families rescued by boats from big floods Columbus. Ohio mar. 29.�?following a rainfall of from to to 2.31 inches Rivers and streams in Central Ohio were at flood stage today. Hundreds of acres of lowlands were under water and considerable property Versailles. Ohio reported the highest water there since the big flood of 1913. More than a dozen families were rescued from their Homes in boats while Many More families were required to take Refuge in the second floors of their houses Swan Creek at Versailles was from ten to 112 Leet Over it Bank Tare $24,000 payroll Tampa. Fla., mar 29.�?three armed men held up a dozen employees of the hav a Tampa Cigar company in the factory office Here today and escaped with the weekly payroll of 124,000, Roxie Stinson divorced wife of the late Jesse Smith photographed when she was recalled to take the stand before the Senate committee investigating atty. Gen. Daugherty and his conduct of the department of Justice to the attorney general said last night they did not intend to follow Only a passing notice of Harry m. Or. Daugherty unless the president Daugherty s disappearance from puh or the new attorney general should j us of it the Senate a Daugherty investigating committee today tried to piece out detail of one $100,000 Deal and heard hint of another by h. L Scaife. A former department of Justice agent the i i wee was told that Infra to ligation info lie Mitsui a aircraft Casc. In connection with Wajd it Casten r. Means has testified Smith received $100,000, was blocked of a a. P. Meyers a spar i a assistant to the attorney general after if had been dim crr Rcd that the company owed the govern ment. Many million. So Zaife said he had been told by tiny d. Goff then attorney general that Meyers received his appointment thru Mph former attorney it Jenera i George r. Wickersham who of jaw firm. He a Aid was retained by the my Yeuit company. The re Fere a to the second $ i t transaction were made by Nicholas f Lilno a new York restaurant Man. Who testified that or had overheard a conversation in a hotel Here about a a whiskey Deal in which Mortimer got $10o-ooo from a party in Pittsburgh he knew none of the details and when committee members Pat him through a course of questioning a to test his memory he could not even remember whether he had been prosecuted to new York for in liquor Law violation i we j. Burns. Scaife said had told j him the placing of Meyers Over the aircraft Case a was an re said Burns told him a to go on an get the soon transferred the witness added that Goff had told hip to a go ahead and catch the Crooks no matter Bow big they but soon afterwards he said. He tree transferred to a a bread a Meyers took the aircraft matter out of my Scaife said. A when we got Down to the audit showing up wards of $75.one,one which ought to be returned i saw we were going to be Meyers is Tho Man who blocked you and Mitsui and is the concern which gave the $ i to Gaston b mean to he carried to Jess Smith a senator a Hurst asked. A yes. But i done to know How about the $100,000,�?� said Scaife. The Mitsui Conigan the wetness said was a part of the invisible government and its operations were Quot very files olm Skod in private Washington d. A. Mar. 29�?a disposition to apply the brakes to its Public disclosures was apparent when the Senate a Daugherty committee resumed its inquiry into the official arte of the former attorney general. Instead of examining confidential files of the Justice department in Public As originally planned the committee decided to consider them in executive session. The files in question ciliated to a left d activities in this country on behalf of mexican revolutions in lower california., and had figured in the correspondence Between president Coolidge and or. Daugherty resulting in the latter retirement. W. J. Burn chief of the Justice Depaul Mentz a Bureau of investigation had been summoned to Lay the files before the committee hut instead of questioning him the committee put on the stand Nych i Olas Cimino of now York who bests lied regarding or. Daugherty s rela finns to Howard Manington and oth Ere. The witness said he had Mot will a. Orr of new York at a a the Fri Evn House on k Manington lived at the a a Gre in House he said. He told of a Winter cd Inge with Manington to obtain an appointment As commissioner of immigration for Philip Giordiano. Also of i new York and of being taken to see Daugherty. I chairman Brookhart questioning i the witness in the absence of the committee prosecutor. Pena tor Wheeler i of Montana who a kept at Home 1 by illness asked if Manington had. Asked for Money. A a nothing was Ever said a bout Mon j by a of a amino replied. Money paid to get contract he had acted on behalf of Giordi i Ann As a candidate both for immigration commissioner at new York and i for commissioner general of immigration. The witness said. J Cimino also sought to procure thru i Daugherty stenographic contracts in the n few York Federal courts he said for iwo stenographers named Price and Moore a they paid me Money from time to j to me a Cimino said of Price and Moore. A it ran from $i.r00 to $1300.&Quot he said they got some of the Ston graph ii contract. I chairman Brookhart. Took up the new York bootlegging conspiracy. The witness said lie had complained to Manington v because a everybody seemed to be getting something out of i it and Manington told him a to go Over to new York and see what i could tip then went to be Orr i who told him there was nothing in i ins a heard of big Cimino also sought to get some of his friends appointed prohibit Ort j agents. A now you met Orr and Goroni during their trial and Orr old you every thing was fixed a chairman Brookhart asked referring to prosecution on the liquor permit transaction. A no he told it would be All right a Cimino said. Asked if he remembered a whisky Deal a where Mortimer got $ less than last years appropriations and $3,600,000 less than the budget estimates. $37,250,000 would he Avail a Blo for River and hash improvements during the coming fiscal year. Post coat med in pm up

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