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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - March 30, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather rain or Snow Public fourth edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Saturday March 30, 1929 twelve pages number 151 once Ordinary workers they Sway billions varied Fields have boosted men into control of $20,000,000,000 scientists is one i new York. Y., mar. 30�? 451�? Post War America s billion Dollar executives include a machinist a mining Engineer a Mill hand a school teacher a lawyer exec Erieian a ministers son Oil dealer electrical company Exee Iii a and a scientist. These men Are the Active administrators of enterprises combining under men control mer1 than s20.ooo.ooo ooh of the nations wealth any one of which would have been Able to buy the id original colonies and to have put a i knee around 4 hem. Alfred p. Sloan lr., obtained a Bachelor of science decree from the Massachusetts Institute of techno Missouri rising today at Yankton Yankton s. a mar. 30�?op�?a half foot Rise the stage of the i Missouri River was noted Here this morning with the Reading at 8.4 feet. No ice is flowing. The Bismarck freshet is expected to reach Here Early next week but Little ice is expected. The James River this Section held stationary today. Coolidge May be Senate aspirant opponents of filler Massachusetts turn to the former president Washington d. Mar. 30�?senator Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts political Washington learns with undisguised interest that the sex Auto dealers will refer and Auto tax Law lady Astor gives wine to Rhodes men raises Row titled member parliament comes under fire of prohibition agents London although she herself is outspoken prohibitionist House determining action is taken at meeting of state Board last night need 13,000 names j As a result of action taken by the Board of directors of the South Dakota automobile trades association meeting Here that organization co operating with the South Dakota motor carriers association. Will immediately begin the circulation of petitions for the purpose of referring the Frantz president was looking not unkind automobile tax Bill passed at the by upon a movement begun by last session of the state legislature some of his Massachusetts friends the association has 1.005 Mem to Send him to the unite a slams hers and the motor carriers Organ scr Ste next year Iza Tion has 900 members. A total such event or. Coolidge would i0f 13,000 signatures will be needed be following the example set by i to refer the Bill. Petitions will be another Dis anguished Massachusetts Man John Adams who too years ago retired from the presidency and then returned to Wash Day 1875. When he was 20 years j ton As a member of Congress. Del. He became head of a com the groundwork prepared a any manufacturing Ball bearings j the political groundwork or. And was 35 years old when he Laen Coolidge s Case already is Beins pre 1 Pally. He became president of the j Ciao cos of sex senator William m. I neral motors corporation to Butler who managed the Coolidge i placed the hands of some members of the two organizations today and be mailed to All members As rapidly As they can be prepared. I unless referred the Frantz Bill goes into effect july i of this year. Bill generally misunderstood the Frantz said offi London eng., mar. 30�?lady As Tor came under the fire of prohibition workers today because Champagne was served at her recent dance Iii Honor of the Rhodes scholars. A she should not be allowed Temperance platforms a declared s. M. Holden president of the local option group Iii a speech at Accrington. Iii reply a member of lady Astore household said that nobody was forced either to drink or to re main dry at lady Astor a entertainments. A at All her parties soft drinks Are provided so nobody is led away from his own her spokeswoman said. A so far from Champagne being drunk profusion i should say that the Quantity actually consumed was less than the Normal amount that would be drunk such occasions. At Many i of lady Astor a receptions no Strong drinks of any kind Are the House of commons lady Astor is outspoken prohibitionist. Hiedi himself rom s i Vod cd according to word reaching cer of the state automobile trades resident of the United motor com a poll local Ciucias Here. It is the association a is one of the most misunderstood Bills that was passed by the last legislature. The idea Campaign 1924, and Frank w. Form company to re Stock West River Henry of Neil announces $4,000,000 firm to Fin a be Small Farmer Petty is named Deputy sheriff Pierre s. A. Mar. 30�?<4b- Thomas Petty former sheriff of Custer county has been appointed j As a Deputy state sheriff it was announced today by state sheriff Fred s. Minier. Or. Petty will succeed Art Lefors of Belle four Che resigned. Most of Petty s time the j state sheriff said will be devoted to the suppression of cattle rust a Ling Western South Dakota. Mexican armies press to Battle new farm Aid wont include fee principle at least that is the idea that senator Watson conveys to Public Senate takes rest re Washington the Senate took a Day off Lief hearing d a. Mar. 30�? it a it leu it Are committee from its i Arm rest v and St a the House commisse which b Days later than a. \ e Ann two Cid a Chance to lady Astor ears ago. When he was 38. Young a lawyer Owen d. Young now is 55 years i Dei and chairman of two leading electrical enterprises the general electric company and the radio Stearns who throughout or. Coolidge occupancy of the White House was his political shadow7, coming and going almost As a member of the family. Presumably he obtained a de cd Obdy is consent j the truth. The measure. For if he did not regard the pro a v �?Tl3k,hd1wis0�?~san1d15ncmb<dudhf a a i his handwork is brins prepared Boston Law firm. Or Law from the University of Boston at 22 years of age and it v. As 17 years later As vice president of the general electric company. That he turned to the work which he was to become preeminent. Walter s. Gifford president and director of the american Telephone was permitted to gain credence that the measure would simply mean a credit of the tax paid upon automobile to the personal or real estate tax of the automobile owner. Nothing could be further from whether i the int Emion was there or not i a ? Avor could Stop i we Benefit almost entirely �1 a great Public Utility companies. No u the insurance companies and other u pm Frederick organizations which own great Toth v.5 books of land South Dakota. 48th. Car. Senator Gillett is not Roii Moric Ann of tips or expected to be a candidate to sue 349 Oil permits Are withdrawn has been subscribed and what proportion remains will not be offered locally o Neil explained. Headquarters of the company will be maintained rapid City. Local business men expressed the belief that the finance Corpora Ion nearly thousand permits i would pave the Way for the great requested refused As a est and most sound development result of Hoover move see vast Benefit rapid City s. D., mar. 30�?op a i Henry o Neil local livestock dealer today announced the formation i Calles and Escobar drive of a Breeding Stock finance com across desert to fight pan capitalized at $4,000,000. J decisive Battle business operations to be limited v ,.n to that part of South Dakota West Mexico City Mexico. Mar of the Missouri River will be com Pursuit of the rebels Betws fenced Early next month o Neil Escalon and Jimenez was rep catch up. Said. By general Calles to Chapultepec i Thakill advantage Ltd the general purpose of the Cor i Castle this afternoon. Hie Federal ? Unity. The House leaders were pre portion will be to restock West j Advance guard occupying regalia pared not Only to won All Day by pm South Dakota he said. A the i general Calles unformed the go icon nue the hearing of ideas fron Small rancher and Farmer will Ernie to that Genera probably derive the greatest Bene i column advancing a a c fit from the concerns operations Hua cloy captured 0k i Irv tic individual borrowers Are to be was evacuated by rebel my a of limited to finances for the Pur More neg. He rebels to e t k Chase of too ewes 25 cows and ten a Post at the town o. Morral to sow. The North with the Federal Cavally Headquarters at rapid Only about Lour Miles away pressing o Neil said other officers of the j hard their heels company will be named after incorporation proceedings Are completed. Probably within Tho next ten Davs. Virtually All of the Stock Zalo Escobar commander chief rij1 to have right of Way were today reported the March Henry j. Allen succeeds Curtis former governor of Kansas will be appointed to seat Senate Washington. C., mar. 30.�?czp a t Henry j. Allen former governor of Kansas and prominent figure National politics and journalism for Many years will succeed Charles Curtis the Senate filling out the four years of the unexpired term Washington d. C., mar. 30�? a5 a j attract Farmers had a it nah 200 prisoners and relinquished by the latter when he Secretary Wilbur announced today due to the limitations business go automobile trucks a Brush funnel 1 rills oppor pret of spokesmen for various branches of agriculture Well into the night if necessary. I chairman Mcnary of the Senate can Mittie announcing the de Chien to have no hearing today explained that All of the out of town i witnesses available had been heard. Louis j. Taber master of the a. Tonal Grange will be heard Juarez Chihuahua Mexico mar. Jav it Jie a Tif and he also Hopes to 30.�? up a rebels under Jose ooh Bear Secretary Hyde next week. _ j senator Watson of Indiana Tho South from Belano to meet the fed new Republican Leader meanwhile Oral army commanded by general i has Mado it Clear that farm Airt p. Elias sales said to be driving Ingi station will be Given right of northward from Escalon. Before the Way a t j,0 special session of con drive started Only 17 Miles of desert it Eress begins april 15. At separated the two armies. The same time. He took occasion to preliminary skirmishes alrc�d5 Mak l a emphatic answer to have taken place Between the j complaints that president Hooven program Ever undertaken the i Firis be Frescas hurs Lias not formulated the actual West River Section. Ida and thersites of the and Sute coed himself. However there is another Candi re Telegraph company is younger by 7 Vears than any other of the 4?. T big when he was 20 Yea san Tell a old he took his a. B. And said too div to Harvard. He wasted no Ime and his first Job was assistant of the Secretary and treasurer of West pm electric. He is Only 44 ars old. Oil his line Walter c. I Eagle i it another who s not varied his program a great ii. A record of his career thus a begins and ends with Oil. S graduated from Cornell umber a and became a dealer Oil afterwards As a Mem a of the Cleveland firm of scold. Schurmer amp Teagle. The minister s son is Albert h Login chairman of the Board of he Chase National Bank. New York. 1885. When he was 17 a ears old. He finished a High school course Medfield. Mass., and went to work Boston As a Bank clerk. From Bank clerk to president of me country a third largest Bank a Umman Zes his 61 years. George b. Cortelyou. President and trustee of the consolidated Gas company of new York. Was 46 ears old before he showed any articular interest Gas and its distribution to the Public. Fie was Iii succession a lawyer school Acher and Public official his last a it Ost being Secretary of the Treasury aider president Roosevelt before entering the Gas Industry. He is he Only one of the group who was urn new York City. He is 67 \ear3 old. Lord a machinist Henry Ford was 40 years old Vevlyn to organized the Ford motor company 1903. The District Hoof and a course Iii business has just Laid Down the governorship at the age of 51. He is independently wealthy and the railroads and other corporations. Interested heavily South Dakota property who do thp1spnunf Inot buy automobiles nominally me person of Gouth Dakota Genera fund to Benefit a the Bill proposes that the re and desires to engage further i22. Im0 ?1 Public service. He was a luncheon was elevated to the vice presidency j that 349 permits for Oil prospecting men hold that the Small decision to appoint Allen to fill government land had been can will be attracted to the West River wac announced by celled. 941 applications for Oil and i Section where considerable farm Gas permits had been refused and i land is available. Ability to obtain 326 holders of Oil and Gas permits finance especially for cows is list had been called to show cause Edas a great asset to the Dairy Why their permits should not be business. Linked with the Small revoked. Farm prospects is the possibility of it e zone was Force again today commissioner Spry of the land encouraging sugar beet culture and and Cou foe Learned of the office a report to the Secretary the subsequent establishment of exact movements of the rebels said that the Interior department a sugar factories the Region. Guest of president Hoover last weekend and told friends Here he was inclined to run for the Senate next year. Fuller Friendly with Hoover Fuller is highly regarded by the the general fund and the state tax commission making its tax Levy will deduct from that Levy the total receipts from the Frantz tax and make a Levy to raise the balance of the state budget. If the he it Hoover administration for. those j state budget Calls for expend anxious pre convention Days. When a Ture seven millions Trie sex senator Butler and Stearns were Frantz Bill brings a total of one endeavouring to keep Massachusetts delegates from commitment to any candidate the Hope or. Coolidge ultimately might be drafted it was Fuller who was credited with swinging the state into the Hoover ramp. The psychological effect of that was of very great Benefit to the Hoover cause. The sex governor is Conse million. As it is expected to do then a million dollars will be deducted from the state Levy by the tax levying body. A that Means that the Levy for state purposes will be reduced approximately 14 percent. So much for that phase of the Frantz Bill. Individual gets Small Cut a now take the Case of the fluence. Not so popular with the div dual property owner who owns Butler Stearns faction of Bay state his Home or farm South Dako republicanism. They do not re. To. His tax that property May a Gard his senatorial ambition with be $200 a year of which ten per much warmth. Hence they have cent or $20 goes to the state Gen a turned to or. Coolidge As the one Era fund. Because of the Frantz Man calculated to a a Stop the Bill receipts he is entitled to a 14 dependent sex governor according percent credit his state tax be to reports which have reached cause of the fact that he has paid Washington. automobile sales tax. That o a Means that if he purchased a $1. I radio Row ends too automobile and paid a state a Tco Tau a i i tax of $20. He will be credited with a i Elk i own killing approximately $2.80 that state i Watertown. S. Mar. 30�?vp>�? tax. Meantime he has not Only because he insisted playing the paid his License fee which May a i radio at Midnight. G. E. Ellis. 22,1 $17.00. More or less but he has was shot and killed by his step a paid a sales tax of $30. the lat father r. W. Wiseman Here last ter amount to is returned $2.80 night. The nature of a tax receipt. Another Stepson. Tim Ellis. 18.1 a thus the Small taxpayer is not the vacancy was gov. Clyde m. Reed of Kansas alter a conference yesterday with president Hoover which also was attended by Secretary Good of the War department and James Francis Burke counsel for the Republican National committee. The appointment will be made. He said As soon Las he returns to the state capital at Topeka. making the announcement gov. Reed said the appointment of a senator to succeed Curtis came up during a a very pleasant visit with the president the course of which we discussed the Inland water ways farm Relief Anc. Judicial appointments the Kansas judicial j selection pleases Hoover a when i stated that among those being considered was former gov Cranor Henry j. Allen a he Contin led. A the president expressed him a self As being gratified. He stated of course that he could not even suggest the appointment of any United i states senator. A the assured me however that governor Allen had Long been his Friend that he held him High esteem and that if the former governor should be appointed he would be a great help to the administration carrying out its program and working out the problems j vitally affecting Kansas and the Middle Curtis and Allen have Long been at Odds politically but president Hoover counts each As a Friend. Allen was one of the few Kansas republicans who supported Hoover for the presidential nomination i prior to the Kansas City Donven a lion. At which the entire state delegation stood As a unit for Curtis. And he served As publicity director for the Republican National committee the subsequent Campaign. Allen not eager for Post Reed was alien s Secretary when the latter governor and during i his primary Campaign it was suggested that if elected he could be at Asunsolo North of Escalon. Marcelo Caraveo former Federal governor of Chihuahua and now one of the leaders of the revolution has been appointed commander of Ute Northern insurgent forces. Censorship of news from the Bat committee which had been appointed to put into effect the Oil conserva lion policies of president Hoover had just begun to function and that1 the next few Days the a number j of cases disco cd of will increase very Secretary Wilbur said that the general reaction to the conservation policy had been favourable although several Western states there appeared to be some organized opposition. The Interior head said he had not received a report from the department of Justice the proposed i conservation program of the petrol Eum Institute but. That the Legal division of the Interior department i had not been Able to discover any i evidence of intention to violate any i of the anti Trust Laws. He said. However that he would await the report of the department of Justice before placing either the Interior department or the Oil conservation Board record regarding the proposal. To marshal May go l c. Federal authorities How Ever expect Michael songs surrender Chicago. 111., mar. 30�?�? the arrest of congressman m. A. Michaelson was ordered today by United states marshal Henry Lauben Wieimer. A Deputy was Given the warrant issued yesterday and told to bring the representative to the Federal building where he. Must Post Bond of $2,000 pending a hearing for removal to. Florida where tie is with violation of the dry Law. Rept Senta five Michaelson was seen by neighbors leaving leaving his Home Early yesterday with his wife. Calls to the House during the remainder of the Day brought 110 response and today no one could be roused there. It was believed that he had not left the City however. Reports yesterday said the rebels had raided Bermejillo believed to be the Headquarters of general Calles for the second time. One plane was reported to have made a direct hit when it dropped bombs a Federal troop train. One thousand Gallons of gasoline apparently for rebel planes was shipped South from Here yesterday and 2.000 Gallons were to be shipped today. Naco Sonora mar. 30�? up a twelve Hundred Loyal mexican merits that he might be induced to favor the equalization fee which caused his predecessor to veto the two my nary Haugen Bills. The new Bill senator Watson declared. Will follow closely the line Laid Down the Republican platform and Hoover s Campaign speeches at West Branch Iowa and Elizabethtown. Tennessee and will not provide for equalization fee. Wont a attain fee plan Hoover s Campaign speeches Call cd for establishment of a Federal farm Board empowered to help cooperative marketing associations and build up stabilization agencies with initial capital from the government but without a subsidy fed or tax 011 the Farmer. Witnesses who have appeared before the Senate and House committees thus far have taken it More of less for granted that the equalization fee principle was not Likely to enter into the new farm Aid plan troops entrenched Here Between Hie extent of authority to be Gant two advancing rebel arms today re the proposed farm Board and line up for a Long expected Battle a that is said to have been delayed because some of the rebel indians refused to fight during holy week. Activity the trenches sur the question of restricting production when crop surpluses have piled up have been the chief Points considered by a majority of the committee members and witnesses. Charged rounding this Border town became Hyde confers with charge a hair this Stock Grain feverish the Early hours till morning after Camp fires had appeared eight Miles to the East. The fires were believed to be those of army of 1,000 yaqui indians commando by general Ramon Yucupicio from Agua Prieta. A troop train bearing several Hundred rebel soldiers and four crude tanks arrived at Agua Prieta i from nac Ozari Sonora Early this morning. The soldiers detained anybody Ever referred to him As Henry fold. Manufacturer of Auto Obi is. James a. Farrell s father was a Riipi Captain out a he sea did not Appeal to Hie son. He went to Wick at 16 As a Mill hand to help support his family. He performed Odd tasks around the Mill which made steel wire. And he has remained a a steel workers All his life. To Ciao at 66. He is president and director of Hie United states steel corporation. One of youngest Charles e. Mitchell president and director of the National City Bank started out to learn the electrical cashless after leaving Amherst College. He began working the Western electric company s Chicago Nice but returned to new York and at 30 was assistant to the president of the Trust company of America. He is one of the youngest of the country s big executives Only 51. William c. Potter a mining Engineer until his thirty seventh year brought with him unusual accumulation of interests and expert nce when he became a banker. At 54 he is president of the guar ister. Who arrived soon after the j shooting. The tragedy climaxed a two year old family quarrel Between Wiseman and the sons of his second wife. J last Nicot g. E. Fills and a girl Friend came to the Wiseman Home i for a visit. They played the radio. 1 and argument followed. The i grossly discriminatory and unfair. Stepson was told to turn off the i Section five of the Bill makes it machine and to leave. He refused j Clear that the measure is not Pri Wiseman cot his Shotgun and Marily a Revenue measure and thus 1 shot Ellis the left Side. It is non Referable. That Section simply 1 thought that he died at once. Tim. Provides that the Revenue raised most cases Are out of state corporations take their 20 percent Cut state tax without increasing their contribution to the state Treasury through the Purchase of motor cars. Claim Bill is unfair a for these reasons the automobile dealers maintain the Bill is hearing or modification made the permit restrictions. The telegrams urged a a hearing expected to give his former chief the Oil order for All Rocky and close Friend the Senate a Mountain states including South modification asked s. Congressmen hot Springs s. Dmar. 30�? up a telegrams to the South Dakota confessional delegation the hot Springs chamber of Commerce today asked for modification of the Oil permit restrictions ordered by i Chaelson. Of Chicago surrenders to it right president Hoover and Secretary Federal authorities today United us camped cig Wilbur of the Interior department states commissioner Edwin East 01 Inaco the chamber endorsed the pro Walker announced he would Send a test made by governors of Rocky Deputy marshal search of him. Mountain states and asked that j a warrant for Michaelson a arrest South Dakota be included any was issued yesterday almost six Chicago. 111., mar. 24. My immediately and started at once less congressman m. Allred i i a 17 me Marcel to join goner the other Stepson struggled with Wiseman and the gun was discharged the second Tim it tearing a by the Frantz Bill shall replace a similar amount raised by the general Levy. It is this Sec Hole through Tim s wrist and strik Tion. We believe that gives us the ing the body of his brother near the Opportunity to carry the Issue v the people of the state who Are the actual automobile buyers and Yuho will be penalized for buying a o laity Trust company 17 years after making a Complete Success the engineering business. His first Job the slaying today. V As assayer with the Liberty i _ Bell mining company. Telluride. I Colo. More Oil found at standing Butte Pierre s. D., mar. 30�? a5 a additional Oil signs were reported of the standing Butte Oil Well heart. A doctor rushed Tim to the hos Pital. Mrs. Wiseman and the girl who had been with the slain Stepson went to the Home of a neighbor. After or. Zech arrived. Wiseman famous policeman Dies placed the butt of the gun the new York. A. Mar. 30�? up a floor with the muzzle under his Captain John f. Archiopoli one of Chin and tried to pull the trigger. I the most versatile members of the the minister influenced him not to j new York police Force know Prin i attempt suit Ide. Cipully As a peacemaker the wars although under arrest Wiseman Between the chinese tongs died jes had not been formally charged with Inlang images Point men. Allen announced that he did not desire the appointment but it was assumed Here that he would accept it. Allen has identified himself with the dry Side of the prohibition Issue and has been a vigorous advocate of Inland Waterways development to furnish cheap transportation for Middle Western farm products. He had decided views Industrial Dis Jutes one of the first acts of his j administration As governor which a extended from 1919 until 1923, having been the creation of a state court of Industrial relations empowered to prevent strikes the interest of Public welfare. This court which aroused nation wide interest was abolished subsequently after the United states supreme Dakota believing this order strikes principally where there is no Over months after his indictment by a Florida grand jury Chai Fps of Possession transportation and importation of liquor. Bond was set at $2,000. Efforts to find Michaelson since the news reached Here thursday of Mobile dealers association will close its doors at the Corn Palace late tonight. The show has been Progress since thursday evening and it was estimated that up to noon today approximately 2.500 per court bad visited the Large auditor had ruled that its attempts to fix a j us to View the new car models and minimum wage violated Constitu-1 up to Date accessories. Production and severely handicaps his indictment have failed. Feder states like South Dakota which 5 a officials said they were sure he took to Oil for recovery from Post. Would give himself up today War depression and agricultural neighbors said the congressman i j res wife left their Home Early of yesterday arid callers received no Auto show to response All Day. J to Micuta indictment old one a Lull i of noun i the indictment returned at Mitchells annual automobile j Jacksonville last october charged show staged by the Mitchell Auto that liquor was brought into the country a expedite order baggage through the port of key West january 3, 1928 that it w7as seized at Jacksonville or about january 3, 1928 after police reported that one of six trunks was leaking and that after the liquor was confiscate he spoke six land weather forecast South Dakota rain or Snow probable tonight and sunday not much change temperature. Iowa rain probable tonight and sunday not much change temp a erasure much interest is being Minnesota and North Dakota inc glancing nude we mostly Cloudy tonight and sunday Northwest of Pierre As drilling pre shown land this Spring not much change temperature. Paragons were resumed yesterday j int it re it a was a Murp Nebraska probably rain or Snow after a shutdown of nearly four Ana Mere never wad a runic i West and rain East portion torn tis for the Winter. Promising time to buy it. Naglit and sunday not much John e. Hippie president of the a. J ii change temperature company stated that w Ater Bre Kilver thing Points to a Good local temperatures my Over the casing was Black with or fun Are re will a ppr up maximum and minimum tempered similar to that found when the pc top Ana 1111111 never us a ures recorded by the official Well was reopened for drilling last i cheaper but will Unques-1 government thermometer from 7 a. Fall after a shutdown of nearly a1. I a i a yesterday to 7 a. . Today Var Tio ably increase value. Maximum 65 a there is no question a or. Hip Dpi inv service want ads minimum 28 pie said a that there is Oil the a Semcer Vav am aos m ? a m today 3 Well paving quantities and that Suring Many inquiries or. Roads fair it will take Only the lowering of i i c a a Nowlin precipitation 0 precipitation the six Ai d five eighths Inch casing Awara Oei Aier now since january i 2.18 inches pre and the shutting off of the water wrote that results from his i capitation deficiency since january to test out the source which no. Foj i .05 inches Dob is the Mississippi Lime and Tor Western land were week s forecast _ Ivery satisfactory. Loffi i0�?o�?oerrekn a 1.500 prisoners James Kirkpatrick had great and Chicago Are moved Quarter near Faith and got Northern and Central great Plains 30�?</p a yes i Good results. Milton Cook Liei it week wet aria we to Mora ter Day was moving Day for 1 500 a. a i a errs to Ravin. Or Prmt prisoners the county jail. Of Wessington Springs turns averaging near Normal. Police and Deputy sheriffs began i a _ Ain the Transfer of the hundreds of Pris wit is ivf4thfr Anh roads owners from the old prison at ans a altogether we pot 12 Quot whim his i Wal to tin and Dearborn streets to the new a j i c the associated press county jail the Southwest Side or to answers and some or temp. It West 26th Street and South Cali i Fomia Avenue them Kook the prisoners were moved ten Mic Rbt do a1 a passenger buses and the streets a they travelled were lined with 500 i Tell the w policemen stationed at All Street it a Section tonal guaranties of Freedom of contract. Another editor recognized the appointment of Allen to the Senate will carry a tradition of a Kansas politics which had a Strong tendency for Many years to place newspaper publishers High office. He was editor and publisher of the Wichita Beacon for 21 years and served As publisher of William Randolph Hearst s Omaha Bee news for a Short time after Selling a controlling interest his own newspaper last summer. Senator Arthur capper is a newspaper and Magazine publisher and governor Reed is publisher of the Parsons Sun. Used baled Hay to build big hangar Gothenburg. Neb. Mar. 30�?it first it was the automobile. Now its the air plane that a proving Tough old Dobbin. Harry j. W. Hiles of Gothenburg. Is introducing the baled Hay air plane hangar. He has one under construction Here which he plans to House 20 planes. The Hay is Laid like Brick with Cement around each Bale and with the Cement reinforced by steel. The building is circular with a Large door one Side. Hiles alans to put two Coats of stucco Over both exterior and Interior. Drain to Correct a fully equipped Roosevelt Sedan manufactured by the Marmon company of Indianapolis ind. Was at attracting considerable attention last night it did not arrive time for the opening of the show. This new car shipped direct from the Marmon factories is the first of its kind to be exhibited at any automobile show the state. There will be vaudeville Early this evening by the troupe of entertainers from Minneapolis Minn. Which have received favourable comment during their performances at the Auto show. Raw Day upsets Escobar hits Morrow for Federal leanings Juarez Chihuahua Mexico mar. 30�? up a Dwight w. Morrow. United states ambassador to Mexico was described As a a propaganda agent for the Calles regime by general. Jose Gonzalo Escobar commander chief of the revolutionists a message to the rebel diplomatic Mission now Washington. General Escobar asked the Mission to communicate the message to the state department and to the american people. A amb Assade Morrow has obvious business connections with general Calles which prevent him from realizing the regrettable error makes by invading the dealers Kansas City mo., mar. 30�? up a Arthur m. Hyde Secretary of agriculture conferred informally Here today with livestock and Gram dealers. The Secretary was assured by a delegation from the Kansas City livestock Exchange that the Exchange would cooperate with him All matters relating to the regulatory Powers exercised by the department of agriculture. J. Swift former president of the Exchange was spokesman for the delegation. Secretary Hyde said he would see that his department was not outdone the mat ter of cooperation. The Cabinet officer planned to leave Here late today for his Homo at Trenton to. He will return to Washington next week to appear before the House agricultural com or farm Relief legislation. Cold motors delay ice Relief fliers Watertown s. D., Max. 30�? up ---1 returning to Langley Field a. Three army bombing planes which had been ordered to bomb ice Gorges near Bismack. N. a took 2�?o off today at i p. . The plane tvo i arrived last night but were ordered excessive Back Virginia when warm Wea i ther broke up the ice Gorge. Jurisdiction of the mexican people thereby prejudicing american interests not Only Mexico but Watertown. S. D., mar. 30�? All latin american the message three army bombing planes of the said. J twin motor Type commanded by the ambassador by converting Cantara w h. Hale which stopped have through a want and. Temp. 7 am Hilo of roads Sioux Falls 34 66 28 .00 Good Yankton 30 70 30 .00 Good Huron 28 61 28 .00 Good Aberdeen 27 60 27 .00 fair Watertown 32 55 29 .00 Good rapid City 26 58 25 .00 Good Brookings 34 62 20 of fair �4% i Hwy with mrs. Hoover and their old schoolmates. Secretary and mrs. Wilbur and the presidents Secretary Lawrence Richey the president had planned to spend a Large part of today automobile trip 90 Miles into the mountains of Virginia to inspect his new Trout fishing preserve the Rapidan River Madison county. When or. Hoover arose this morning however and saw the condition of the weather which was most unpromising for any Outing and particularly so for automobile trip into the mountains he called it off. Dam water trouble w0�?Ts.vi?v�?r, trial 3rd Day Miller. S. D., mar. 30�?op a the de and the trunks sent . Congressman Michaelson claimed them Washington establishing the identity of the owner for the first time. The delay bringing action the indictment was explained last night by United states attorney George e. Q. Johnson who emphatically denied the reported statement of department of Justice officials Washington that he had delayed arresting the congressman order not to Embarrass him while Congress was session. Is regarded As a dry. Congressman Michaelson. W to has served As a representative of the seventh Illinois District since 1920, has been known Here As a dry fas Friand had the support of the anti. Ira Saloon league 1922. He voted for Washington. C., mar. 30�?blithe Jones Law the last session of a a raw. Sleety rain Early today Congress. I upset the easter Holiday plans of i congressman Michaelson has not j president Hoover. Been supported by the anti Saloon a a a a a sat himself into a it opa Ganda agent by sanctioning his official character the Calles versions of imaginary Federal victories and absurd defeats and flights of the revolutionary army seriously offends the mexican nation a the declaration continued. Escobar suggested the formation Here yesterday Enro Ute to Bis Marck. D., where they were or dered by the War department Toi participate efforts to break Al Missouri River ice Gorge which threatened Mandan were delayed leaving Here this Forenoon by cold motors. The planes started from Langley of a commission to investigate a the j Field Virginia. Wednesday morn True motives of the inexplicable Solidarity of or. Morrow and the Liberty killing regime of a we do not oppose the expansion of the interests of or. Morrow Mexico but we would prefer that they did not upset his equanimity inducing him to perform untruthful information tasks injurious to the cause of Liberty a the message j Nash vice mar. 30- up a j i Gerz Avne Ugarte head Jav eng reached the stage Wherfel a even weather Bureau officials would ing and landed Here last night when heavy headwinds impeded their Progress and approaching darkness made it inadvisable Tai proceed. Cumberland River threatens flood of the diplomatic Mission ended. O league for four years. George Ford state superintendent bounced. A the used to be we Ith us a Safford said a but my recollection is that he made a very a wet speech about 1926,1 policy of holding up further leases Bulow not to get Oil meet invite rapid City s. D., mar. 30.�?<>�? gov. W. J. Bulow will not be invited to take part the mid West j of More rain today made the Situa Ern governors conference called for i Tion serious already the River had today Denver to discuss Oil con passed the predicted stage of fifty ser vation and the administration feet and was Sti l rising. Not attempt to predict its Capers the Cumberland River continued to Rise Here today and Nashville was cd cd fill 0cf Inch rainfall the River a watershed yesterday and forecasts after studying the problem of the water appearing at the foot of the Earth slope the East or air Side of the Lake Mitchell dam. It has been decided to place a Drain the saturated a a to carry off the water. Work was begun the Drain installation today it was announced by Carlos Scallin City Engineer. The pipe four inches diameter will be located about two feet under ground starting from a Point near the North end of the embankment and running Down to the lower end of the Concrete spillway m Mata a a trial of mrs. Sarah f. Gordon charged with Possession of into and for that reason we have not endorsed him the last two elections. If he voted for the Jones Bill it is news to me but it is possible that he May have decided to Flop Indian held for stealing horses Aberdeen s. D., mar. 30�? up a More than 700 families had been cording to governor Frank Emmer. _ _ _ son of Wyoming sponsor of the Phillip a gone Eagle Indian Faith meeting who telegraphed late fits. Was brought to Aberdeen yesterday by Deputy u. S. Marshal by of Public Oil lands. The suggestion i routed from their Homes and several that the South Dakota governor be Hundred More were prepared to included the conference was leave. All night police received made earlier this week by r l. Calls for help from families Whoso Bronson head of the associated Homes were being flooded. Commercial clubs of the Black at its present stage 50.3 feet the Hills. River might absorb the Inch ram the suggestion came too late a fall without additional Rise Krivop Walt Goetz charged with stealing , r Rind v ski horses the Indian reservation i dumt5 r and us i Mexico blows up and Selling them to c. B. Tinsley a hog Raiser living four Miles Southeast of Faith. It is said that Tinsley killed the Cating liquor went into its third horses using the carcasses for hog Day Here this morning. It was pre feed and Selling the hides piously believed the Case would be concluded yesterday afternoon but the defense consumed More time than had been expected. Mrs. Gordon took the stand her own defense yesterday claiming ignorance of liquor found her farm by the state and county officers. The Case was expected to go to the jury sometime today. Nogales Ariz. Mar. 30�? up a five persons met violent deaths and three others were injured explosion that destroyed a Federal Lone Eagle was apprehended for i 2a& the theft of fifteen horses belonging to Black Moon another Indian. He was arrested yesterday by Goetz charged with grand larceny and arraigned before u. S. Commissioner Frank g. King at Faith where the defendant was placed under $1,000 Bond he is at present confined the local jail. Of the Northern District of Baja California. Franz Schulenburg German bomb maker his 17 year old daughter. Blanch and three mexican Federal soldiers guard duty were killed. The blast resulted when a bomb exploded the process of manufacture touching off nine kegs of explosive and thirty Aerial Bombe trading this week. Observer said but again the Stream might be forced up six inches or a foot by the rain. A stage of 51.3 feet would add greatly to the damage. The record stage of the River is 57 feet. Most of new York markets take rest new York. N. A a a mar. So up a Security and commodity markets except the Grain exchanges and the new York produce Exchange Are closed today prolongation of the Good Friday Holiday. Banks and brokerage hours however Ich Maine open the suspension it trading giving the Stock Exchange houses Opportunity to Clear a work accumulated the ecu

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