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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 1, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota It ten i ui7 h Modt adv a at i City pages i Rill Ivlou Ollain i edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota thursday May i 1924. Number 183 says she is condemned to living death Gloria Swanson denies that she is Deau victim declare enemy i trying to cheat her out of her life prop Gander is bust non year old son settles the of Atter by calling her Mother by Maurice hem get Nea service staff writer a a York City May Swanson has been killed More times than any other person. She has no matted suicide drowned. Died for an operation expired from heart trouble been Chokey to death run Over by an Auto truck and killed a a fall from a horse in spite of All this. Her pulse today is Normal her complexion perfect and her feet and wit nimble. She s the happiest a dead Quot Persoff alive with two Beautiful children a healthy income a Beautiful apartment and a limousine. Of death where is thy sting a for the past year the Rumor of the a death a of miss Swanson filtered into newspaper offices into the motion picture offices and even into the Rara of Gloria herself. Repeated denials have accomplished nothing. At first it was humorous then it grew pencils. It became the most persistent Rumor of its kind Ever to gain circulation. Burre it a plot it grew so serious recently that the company which employs the Atar. Has assigned trained investigators to Trace it to its source. Miss Swanson herself believes it is a deliberate plot to destroy her As a movie actress. I first saw miss Swanson about two years ago. Since then i have Peen her Many times and while she was making the humming Sorre months ago in the Long Island studios. I spend considerable time there. T went co Sec her again today to satisfy myself that she still lives. And i am convinced that the Gloria Swanton of today is the genuine Gloria Swanson the Only Gloria Swanson who Ever lived. If a theory which the Star has is Correct then the world now has to consider a strange tale the like of which cannot be found outside a de Mart passant Story. A some time ago when miss Swan con was living in Hollywood she quarrelled with a certain individual. This Parson she wlm not name. At that time. According to the Star the person solemnly raised an Arm and declared a miss Swanton did you Ever Stop to consider the Power of propaganda ? did you Ever realize that one person can destroy a person or make her that against propaganda human beings Are powerless that was ail this person said gradually the rumours of her supposed death spread. They were fed by remarks of people who though they noticed a changed Gloria Swanson in some of her. Later pictures notably a the humming people whispered the woman acting under the name of Gloria Swanson was t the real Gloria at All she had died Thev were putting a a a double in her place to protect an investment people were found who a a knew Gloria Swanson had died. They had talked with a Friend of a Friend who knew a Barber who shaved a scene shifter who knew Gloria had died or they had. Known a person whose Cousin lived five blocks from the studio who saw them carrying the a Offin away or they had heard her insurance policy had been altered changing the beneficiary hard proving she a alive a the thing humorous at first a says Gloria a now is becoming maddening that can i do what can i say How can i prove that i m alive people who have known me for years will swear to it my physician will swear to it. I will swear to it. Isnit that enough a Why do theses rumours go or ? i can to run Down fifth Avenue shouting in a Gloria Swanson in a Gloria a i Ain convinced of one things that the thing started in Hollywood and that it is a deliberate plot. The invisible fingers of propaganda Are stretching out coming closer and closer and i find myself almost powerless to fight. A if i could see my enemy i could destroy it. But i can t aes it. I can to see a As she talked to me Little Gloria Somborn miss Swanson in real life is mrs. Somborn came in with a nurse and Little two year old Joseph and adopted son. The children ran to their Mother and Little Gloria said Juffet one word As she threw her Chubby arms around the stars neck a Mother a England would Deal directly with Germany London. Ehg. May a a when prime minister Macdonald meets Premier Theunis and Paul Hymna of Belgium at Chequers court tomorrow. The belgian emissaries will a told that great Britain desires to put the Dawes plan into effect by taking it Cut of the hands of the reparation commission and dealing directly with Germany in a new International conference. In this conference according to Tho British View the Allied Power will meet Germany not a Victor Over the vanquished but As hard headed Brines men flying to Settle the Gigantic reparations debt by Busine instead of political methods. Hitchcock says Tariff is what Breaks Farmer former u. S. Senator makes convention speech on Price sees two Price Levels speaker asserts Farmer gets the per cent Over i pats 85 per cent congressman on trial causes scene in court Toh of death from tornadoes now up to 105 Omaha. Nob. May National governmental 1. 1 a Quot tie Knutson of Minnesota dram belated reports add to tale Stickly resents suggestion of affair with girl of destruction in Southeastern states denies All charges j path 1,000 Miles Long insists hts Conde it t on Coin j scores of towns razed by to Road near Washington was not 1mpropfr Washington. Policy Hae s rf�, d. C., May in a pvt Harold Kru Jaon of wind impossible to is tim Ste Monet toss been adv Nae to new team interests and Dost motive to went pm Perm purity for Minneota testimony today Tini Ehod his direct in Arlington county Vir Mer United states senator Gilbert m. Glia court where he us under Cha re Hitchcock declared today before the Nebraska democratic convection of which he in temporary chairman. A made As a result of his arrest with Leroy m. Hull several weeks ago on a country Road. His Erna examines the one and. The same Gloria Swanson a left photographed rights photographed this week by Nea staff photographer. Two years ago Oil Man says Wheeler acted As attorney Washington d. C., May special Senate committee investigating the indictment of senator Wheeler in Montana was told today tint the senator had promised when he came to Washington to take care of the land permits in which his diem Gordon Campbell was interested. W. W. Rhea a Colorado Oil Man. Testified that he heard such an Assurance Given to Campbell in january. 1923, and that Campbell had told him Wheeler was to be paid for it the Montana indictment charged that the senator took a fee for appearing before the Interior department in the matter. Under a severe Cross examination the witless stuck to his Story hut said he first had made these statements within ten minutes after he had met Blair Coan sent to Montana by Secretary Lockwood of the Republican National committee although he hid not kno a for what purpose Coan wanted the information. Prior to Rhea testimony the committee had received from commissioner Spry of the general land office a letter saying the files of his office failed to show that senator Wheeler Ever had appeared As an attorney there in land matters. Richard pull Back resignation from cup team new York City. May 1.�?vincent Richards Youthful International Tennis Star today withdrew his resignation As a member of the american and olympic Davis up teams in a communication to the United states Lawn Tennis association. Packers get76tents out of every Dollar for meat says report Washington d. A. May 1.�? packers and wholesalers a get 75 cents out of every Dollar Pai i by Consumers of meat to retail dealers 19 cents pays the dealers expenses and five cents represents the dealers profits. The department of agriculture announced today in making Public a Survey of 143 retail meat stores in Chicago. Cleveland and new York from March 1923. To february1924.stys fear world actually drunk on floor of House flier is lost in bad Gale Washington. P. A May 1 a repro tentative Ceiler Democrat new York. In a letter today congratulating or j Nicholas Murray Butler on his recent prohibition utterances declared that a yesterday in the House a a dry member was actually drunk in the a fullest sense of that the incident he declared illustrate the utter hypocrisy of prohibited Hamon wanted to make his son the president Price in 1923 with those of 1913, mar Sideres a Normal year.4 show that a five year after the War prices on an average were found to be 51 per cent higher than before the War a a the speaker declared. A because of government interference we and the groaned inequality. Some prices Are far above the Price level of 1913 pushed up by the iniquitous provisions of the Fordney Tariff j by. Others Are about the a me As they were in 1913. In the main our agricultural products in the West Ere about the same As they were before i the War. In the main Al to the products which have been greatly advanced in Price Are manufactured goods which Are Tariff taxed j a Agrimi nature in the West is re Shiva a a a. A a my on an average about 15 per cent a. Namak Island. May i. More for its products than ton v an. Anxiety for the. Safety of major a of and paying for what to Huys order cent More. That a the matter not Only with he Farmer hut with the Small town and the larger cities that do business with the Farmer. This accounts for the bankruptcy that has swept through the Urr Ltd stapes Dopa tent of labor j by county attorney o4oth was severe that it was with difficulty mrs. Hamon declares on return from Washington that this was his ambition Germany s biggest docks new York City May Steamer Columbus largest vessel under the German Flag Aud fifth largest in the world completes her Maiden voyage when a Fleet of tugs Man Euver her to Dock today. She dropped Anchor in quarantine last night. The Columbus a a Arross tonnage of 32.000 and flies the House Flage of the North German Lloyd. Of Byllesby drops dead Chicago May . M. Byllesby. I a president of h. M. Byllesby and company a Pioneer Engineer and promoter of electrical Gas and other utilities dropped dead today. Chicago. May 0\�?the ambition of Jake Hamon. Oklahoma poll Titian and Oil Man was not to be Secretary of the Interior it a to make his son. Jake. Or. President of the United states. This was disclosed today by his widow on her return from Washington where she was summoned to testify before the Teapot dome investigating committee and then was not asked to take the witness chair. A the wanted to he nothing else but chairman of the Republican National mrs. Hamon said on her arrival Here from Washington. A a ill get it and ill hold it for years until Jake or. Is old enough to take it Over. A he told she said a a then ill make him chairman in my place and let him hold it until he is Wise enough and old enough and when that time comes i will make take. Or. President the youngest president of the United states. A Hamon swung his support from gov. Lowden of Illinois to Warren g. Harding in the 1920 Republican convention at her request. Mrs. Hamon said. Harding she explained i was a Distant relative of her family. Then the widow who was married to Chicago main and divorced since Hamons death paid a tribute to the deceased a a i want to he known by his name. I shall have no other. T shall henceforth he known always As or. Jak a of court upholds s. D. Law limiting labor of women Pierre. S. A. May 1.�?the South Dakota Law setting a maximum of 54 hours per week for employed women and children was upheld today by the state supreme court which confirmed an opinion by judge r. L. Gibbs in the Sioux Falls municipal court. The High courts confirmation of the constitutionality of the maximum hour Law made in the specific Case of the state is. W. Pc. Collins who was charged with violation of the Law in forcing a Young girl employee to work More than to hours on july 14. T923, in his Sioux Falls cafe in which she was employed. Frederick l. Martin commander of i jibe United states around the world flight grew today in the absence of any word concerning him from Points along the route he was to follow to dutch Harbor Unalaska Island on a 4�0 mile jump from chg Elk. Alaska. Ile left the latter station at 11 10 yesterday morning and a far a is known his giant Cruiser Seattle has not been seen since. The fact that the most terrific gales Ever reported have been lashing the North Pacific Ocean for the last five Days has increased fears Felt for major Martin. Major Martin arrived at Chignik last Friday in a blinding Snow storm and hopped off yesterday despite Adverse weather conditions in an Effort to rejoin the other three planes which have been waiting at dutch Harbor since april 19 in touch with whole Region Cordova. Alaska May a a at 2 25 this morning no word had been received at this station which is in constant wireless communication with tie whole North Pacific Region concerning the Fate of major Frederick l. Martin. Radio sets at Cannery stations along the Alaska Peninsula and the Aleutian islands Westward from Giznik whence major Martin flew at 11 19 yesterday morning were expected to open at 9 of clock and it was hoped that some news might come then. To word at five searching Uncle Sam wants to find out Why it is underwear shrinks Poison Gal i halting rescuers in mine disaster Wheeling w amay in Poison Gas in the Benwood Mill mine of the Wheeling steel corporation which 119 men were trapped by an explosion monday has retarded the work of Rentiers who today continued their efforts to locate 59 me sin miners. Fifty one bodies have been recovered. T broken Auto saxes one Wheeling w a. May Fate in the form of a broken Down automobile. Saved the life of Ben Dunlo who was listed As lost with 119 other miners i the Benwood mine when that was wrecked by an explosion on monday it became known today. Yukio said that saturday. Whence left the mine. He forgot to remove his Check from the Register Board. Sunday he went for a ride and his automobile broke Down. Monday morning he found the machine in such cordite stay away. A. That order was maintained in Tho court rom. Knutson described by arrest arid. His incarceration in jail for a night without Opportunity of procure Hail or talk to Friend and denied that he had sought to bribe officers to secure reload a. Representative Kenaf to on denied. Atlanta. A. May 1.�? up a report. Of additional deaths from tornadoes in Richland and Sumter counties in South Carolina today swelled the life toll to 1418 in the series of St no rail that struck Southeastern states yesterday. Twenty death certificates had been issued at noon in Richland county and a Check up of victims of Sumter county showed 22 dead. The toll at Florence remained at 17. Estimates of approximately 590 injured in the seven states visited by the storms and property damage of 310.000.900 remained unchanged 7ft in South Carolina Columbia. S. C., May 1.�?tile lint of dead and injured in the series of tar a and vigorously ail charge Nad Eves that swept Over South a Roe against him strand firm under hot j j Ina yesterday confirmed to grow As Seattle. Wash., May a a radio advices received at. 5 of clock this Tion that he decided morning from alaskan Peninsula stated no Trace has been found of major Frederick l. Martin in the Flag plane Seattle which left Chignik yesterday for dutch Harbor Unalaska Island. Fishing boats along the route Are for the missing plane. Of a a fro the mine and Complete repairs. While he was tinkering with the engine 110 of his fellow workers were trapped in the mine by the blast. An Hen mine officials found Sukjo e t court adjourned for the Day and readier k on the Board they decided that j lated the Story of his life As Well a he had reported for work and listed i describing incidents of i ride into grilling and standing up in the wit rests stand branded As a a Damnable falsehood an Ansa Tion of Hie Paet conduct in Minnesota. A do you recall an episode in Foley. Minn., or. Gloth asked Quot the year of your election when a theatrical troupe was there and you went to a room in the hotel about 3 of clock in the morning and a girl brought Yon Down to the desk with a gun to your ribs a and said a Here is your future congressman a a jumping to his feet. Representative Knutson pounded the railing surrounding the witness stand never of hotel a i never stopped in a hotel in Foley in my life a he Zajd. A i Brand As a Damnable falsehood put in your hands by a political opponent. I never was in the hotel at the Arf time. T never stormed there. It is untrue absolutely untrue he continued standing up and hitting the railing with his fist while minor questions As to the episode were flashed Arf him by Gloth. And he reached a Climax by challenging a i defy anyone to prove this is regarding incidents surrounding his arrest. Knutson admitted that he offered arresting officers $109 to avoid arrest and the publicity ensuing. But said he thought he was arrested for a minor offence. Knutson denied testimony of sheriff Fields that he had asked when brought to jail for a Blank Check and had promised to fill in any amount named for Hie release. The defense rested and judge Brent instructed the jury to visit the scene of the arrest a Short distance from the court room. Arguments by the attorneys will Complete the Case. Washington to it. C., May 1 a a a placed on trial in Arlington county Virginia yesterday on serious charge. Representative Harold Knutson. Of Minnesota. Took the staged in i own defence for a few minutes before him with the missing o Washington. D. . May the department of Commerce today instituted a sweeping investigation into the shrinkage of underwear. Assistance of the Bureau of standards and makers of underwear was enlisted to help solve the mystery and a meeting of manufacturers was called for m a 7. The effect of proper soap laundry machines wringing pressing and finishing As Well As the tension of knitting machines will he studied Botthe experts in an of for to reduce the shrinkage. Russia gloats Over u. S. Split with japanese naval lease not approved by president Virginia last March with Leroy Hull. A Washington government clerk when both were arrested. As in the Case of Hull who preceded him on the stand. Knutson de reports of additional deaths slowly trickled into Columbia. From the stricken regions today. Seventy nine known dead had been reported up to i o clock. Total ft5�?early today i Amanita. A. May 1.�? spa Wuh ninety five persons known to he dead More than a score missing. Approximately Soo injured some perhaps fatally the Southeast aet about today to relieve regions stricken yesterday and tuesday by the worst High tension storms in history. Tornadoes. Descending with devastating violence upon widely separated sections caused damage Cir ferrat t at $10,990,900 in the seven state of South Caroline Georgia. Alabama South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama and Arkansas. The latter two were the first to suffer being in the area in we Holch the disturbance originated tuesday. Early foday incomplete reports delayed by crippled wire facilities distributed the total list of dead As follows South Carolina 65 Georgia 13 Alabama la North Carolina 3 Louisiana i Arkansas 1. With Many Points in the path of the storm vet completely isolated reports of additional casualties Wera anticipated hourly. Relief work is proceeding rapidly under the supervision of the american red Cross and see a by numerous local fraternal and civic organizations. Municipal and county governments and individuals. Hundred of the Mere fortunate survivors of the storms have thrown open their Homes to the sufferers while in virtually every locality in the affected districts temporary kitchens have been set up to dispense food to the hungry path Loon Milos. In my a picture of desolation and wreckage was left. In the Wake of the storms. Which traversed a path roughly estimated at More than a. Thousand Miles Long its destructive . Seemed partly to have been spent As it spread eastward through Virginia last evening no deaths have occurred there so far As known and hut slight property damage being caused compared with other sections in which it struck. Dead and injured and Many of dared they were arrested under no i those unhurt were picked up by Tho unusual circumstances. His Testi j fierce winds and hurled through Tho Washington. D. C., mry 1.�?up a turning its attention for the first time to the naval Reserve number 2 age and in California the Senate Oil committee was advised today by assistant Secretary Finney of the Interior department that a search of the records failed to show the necessary presidential approval of the lease of Over 3.990 acres in that Reserve to the Honolulu Oil company. The lease was not valid the witness said unless approved by the president because Secretary fall had 1 no authority of his own to make such a contract. At the conclusion of or. Finney a Simony the committee took a recess until May 8. Of insert a want and today get what you want tomorrow no matter what you desire or need the proper use of the Republican s want and service is the most effective method of obtaining it. Use the want ads to get Swift action. Put them to work for you to save time to Lessen Effort to make Money. Let them solve the one problem that May be before you right now. V use the new phone two four two four. Its used exclusively for want ads. A ii i. Ais. Oil King gives million to y. W. A. Secretary fund Tokio. Japan. May a far fast pm news Agency dispatch today from Moscow stated russians Are jubilant Over the japanese american believing it will Core Pel Japan to seek a with Russia. Official circles Here today were a a a Noin-Oommita-1 concerning the promo \ York pity May i. Control by Sal for a years postpone it ment Quot fax Cha Quot non by John delusion of the american immigration a Rockefeller. Or. Through the Hill pending indication of the nature l i Ura Spelman Rockefeller fund of of a diplomatic agreement which the h proposed secretarial f retirement administration there is expected to fund was of the eighth better. No suggestion on this Point Baa Mony will he resumed tomorrow. Hull was Cross examined vigorously without changing his general and specs Fie denial of the charge. In Felting of his life the Minnesota representative spoke of his Long Public service and gradual fight up the ladder Sinh he Carnie Here an Emigrant from Norway at eight rears of a number of character witnesses appeared in his behalf during the Day including representative Montague. Virginia. And Olague. Minnesota. Representative Upshaw. Georgia Aion testified As to Knutson a reputation and As he left the stand there was a Flurr Commonwealth attorney William c. Gloth charging him with speaking in a Low none to the jury As he passed them. Ridge Brent ended the incident by directing the jury to disregard any statements not made on the witness stand by a reproof to Gloth. The Case is expected to go to the jury today. Of Irish Barrack whet kid Belfast. Ireland May a the Kilion Mer Barracks at Ballin Sloe. I county Galway were attacked and j wrecked after a preliminary fusillade j Early today. The record Hooks and the guards bicycles and clothing were removed but the occupants of the Barracks were not molested. Been contained in reports received Here thus far from amb Areador Quot Han Ihara at Washington. Weatherford ast Minnesota. Iowa. North and South Dakota fair tonight and Friday not much change in temperature. Local temperature maximum and minimum temperatures us recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yea Erduy to 7 a in. Today Maxim in. 59 minimum 37 at 8 a. Rn., 51. Weather and roads these bulletins Are flied at s sol in. In. Dally by the associated press Mitchell Clear. 51 roads Good. Watertown. Clear 4ft roasts Good Huron Clear. 49 roads Good. Aberdeen Clear 40 roads Good. Of amp Clear a to qts fair. Pierre 4ft a Filda or of. Nua convention of the Young women1 Crristian association today. The gift May reach $2.0<0 0.ftft0. According to mrs Lewis h. Tap Harn a member of the National Board who made the a denouncement. A a Quot o escapes prom officers . Ind., May Robert Lambert a Federal prisoner in the custody of officers who Are take Gyor Mer governor t. Mccray of Indiana to the Atlanta Penitentiary escaped today near Rathburn. Tenn., according to a dispatch to the Indianapolis news. O a _ sues on cashier Check Sioux Falls. S. In. May suit was brought against the National Bank of Commerce of Pierre i Federal court Here today by the merchants National Henk of Omaha to Force payment of $10,090 on a Cie Hierz a Check held by the Omaha Bank against the Pierre institution. Six languages will be used at an Inu of to Tali comp a a a philosophy in vat Fate. Few. Chi veer. Aft 19 today a baseball american league Chicago. 49ft Cleveland. and sol talk Shaute and Myall Wash i Egton. I of lift 9 new Hoo 2 Johnson. Marberry and Rue Hoyt Jones. Shawkey and Hoffman. Schang Roxton. 902 003 00fi�?5 9 i . Ftp Toto too Ooi a i 9 0 Quinn and 0�?Tn�hh rout reel. Baumgartner Walberg Ai d druggy. National league St. Louis. 992 Oft 0 Pittsburgh. 013 ois 0 Haines and Gonzales Kre Merand Gooch. Cincinnati. 990 00 Chicago. 021 of Mays. May and Hargrave Aldridge and Hartnet. New York too Toi ojo�?8 12 i Boston. Too of oooo i 8 0 Dean and Snyder Genewich Mcnamara Yeargin and of Neil. Philadelphia. A 10a Brooklyn a. 003 a49 _ Carlson Mamilton Betts Aud Hen vial or fans and Tooter. Air Hundred of fret. Miles of the Phliip and Telegraph line were torn Down hundreds of dwellings and oth a buildings were ripped from. Their foundations and demolished. Trees were uprooted and numbers of livestock were killed while Bridges were washed away and roads flooded in Many sections by torrential Rains which accompanied the storm. Women and children made up a Largo part of the known dead. 75 pupils burled entire communities were destroyed in some sections and there was not a place in the storms path which escaped wholly unscathed n South Carolina where the tornadoes were most disastrous. Horrell Hill. 12 Miles from Columbia was wrecked 17 being killed and number of other Hurt. Among the dead were four school boys. Who. With 75 other pupils. Were buried beneath the wreckage of the school House when it Watt demolished. Eight persons five of them children. Were killed and More than % score injured when they were trapped in their crashing houses at Anderson. Nearly fifty residence were taxed in the Riverside Mill Village near there where property damage is placed at $1,500,990. At Florence. 15 persons met death fifty were injured and 39 houses were destroyed an undetermined Nurry her of negroes Are reported missing. Other fatalities were 12 in sum ter county six in Lee county six la Lexington county one or Darlington county and one in Columbia. of the dead and injured Are negro. Village wiped out the Village of Ficklen. Ga., near Augusta virtually was wiped front the map. When the storm struck of there killing the postmaster injuring Mapy and destroying nearly Avery building at Chipley near Columbo a left Persona two of them White women were killed. 30 injured and undetermined property damage caused. Due to. Disrupted facilities there As in Many sections of Georgia Only the Barest details could he obtained near Macon a White woman Boa infant child and a negro Man were killed when the House in which the had taken Refuge was demolished. Many other parts in Georgia War a truck by the storm including Lawrenceville. Where veral Persona War injured but available report chronicle further Jose of life. In Alabama a whits child and four negroes were killed at Union Spring a a a a a Al _ on tinned on duh howl

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