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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 10, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican third edition vol , South Dakota wednesday May to 1922 number 189?uss delay their Lodge faces his bitterest millionaire lawyers out to beat him a beat Lodge is slogan in by state situation is decidedly remarkable of National interest a it. K o l d enmity Between democratic mayors of Boston crops out in fight astern. Mass. May big a r political fight in the United s res is brewing in Massachusetts. It y i National significance and an for National audience because it a fight to unseat senator Henry a Bot Lodge. Beat Lodge a is the slogan. Who can do it is the question. Two millionaire lawyers Are chief f Nires in the Battle. One colonel v ii in a. Gaston has announced i a candidacy for the democratic rumination. The other Sherman l. Whipple will probably oppose Gaston. Both Are fighting men. But whippy sems to he generally regarded it die most formidable Democrat e1y to heat Lodge. Another complication is that former governor Samuel w. Mccall May be Lodge a Battle for the re pull i i nomination. If Whipple runs a re Mccall runs there will be two spectacular struggles at the september primaries As a preliminary to the s. R ind Knock Down Battle in november. Silk Glover Over hard Knuckles silk gloves cover hard Knuckles irs this remarkable situation. All belong to the a a upper ten All pre wealthy All Are personal friends. A colonel Gaston is a charming gentleman a says senator Lodge. Or. Lodge is charming personally it s the things he stands says Whipple. And Whipple feels the same Way about colonel Gaston and colonel Gaston has similar sentiments toward Lodge and Whipple. Lodge is 72 and has spent half his be in Congress six years in the House and 30 years in the Senate. Whipple is 60, and never held office. Gaston is 63 and has made three unsuccessful tries for governor. Wilson democrats Are in open revolt against Gastons candidacy for Gaston was As much a foe of the league of nations As Lodge. And i Whipple a Strong league of nations i an regards Gaston As being tarred r w eth the same a big business stick As Lodge. Home folks feel its state fight Here in Massachusetts the people pet. Jealous of these a a Friendly enemies of theirs. They want the rest of the country strictly to understand that this is a private fight not a Public one. Thinking democrats say the More Lodge is attacked nationally the More Able he will he to Don the cloak of Martyr and in that role gain sym thy and support at Home. They regard the a lick Lodge a Battle cry now being heard Over the country i a connection with lodges Leader a against the league of nations i i for the four Power treaty As Ige propaganda designed to make v Ach setts mad and rally the state b la native son. To the state fight will not be so r h on lodges attitude in foreign relations As on his record in Home affairs. / Gaston Hasni to announced has platform and will not until he returns from a business trip to Europe a month hence. Whipple. Though not yet an avowed candidate will fight Lodge on the ground that he has neglected labor and the masses generally in aver of special interests and on his vote for Newberry and against such things As women s suffrage and the eol iders Bonus. Mayor and sex mayor divided in Campaign the age old enmity Between the two big democratic Bosses. Mayor Lames m Gurley of Boston and for or mayor John f. Fitzgerald May hive an important bearing on the or Fitzgerald who opposed Lodge i the last senatorial election a n pounced his candidacy for governor in same Day Gaston came out for mater. Curley whose Power has teased tremendously since his reit rejection As mayor is regarded favourable to Whipple. Whipple has been practising Law in on since 1885 and has a National m station As a trial lawyer. Twice As refused a seat on the state Rome court. He is under medium a i h to Hulk with close clipped in hair going Gray and a Light Ace he is a y ale Man. Ltd ton has gained Fame As a Eom on lawyer business Man and a r and is chairman of the Board a National Shawmut Bank. Like / he is a Harvard Man a class of Theodore Roosevelt and still a Ibfred at Harvard for his Fristic to Bor the College middleweight championship in 1879 when ended by Roosevelt he beat ram Guiteras. Ile is Short Stocky a a a firm Mouth and Sandy hair re Mustache. V Ery body Hefe thinks Lodge has stiffest fight of his career ahead. William a. Gaston body thought to be we found in River arms and legs missing from Corpse brother of missing Man is investigating battlepey0te eating among indians i causes concern new dope craze working northward from Mexico i undermining health fear for morale also churches interested on reservations ask government to help wipe Oft evil Sherman l. Whipple senator h. Lodge special to the Republican Salem s. D., May 9�?discovery�?T in the Missouri River South of Sioux City of the mutilated body of a Man which had evidently been in the a water for months is believed by Peter Mcnaboe of this City to solve the mystery of the disappearance last fall of his brother Patrick Mcnaboe of Bridgewater. Brother is investigating a newspaper clipping telling of the finding of this Many a body Wras received by or. Mcnaboe this week and he has gone to Nebraska to identify the remains and to bring the body Back for burial in Case it proves to be that of his brother. According to the newspaper clipping the legs and arms had both been Cut from the body which was found. It was also badly decomposed. It is believed that or. Mcnaboe was murdered on his farm near Bridgewater last fall and that his body was taken to the Missouri River and thrown into the water. A Man named Snyr Der who had formerly worked for him was thought to have committed tire crime disappeared at the time of the murder and has not been found. Team is traced a team of horses belonging to or. Mcnaboe. A Wagon a set of harness and other properly was stolen at the time of the murder a Large Pool of blood we As found near the barn. Indicating that a struggle had taken place. Shortly after th#1 disappearance of the two men. A trunk was found in the James River near Yankton. The trunk contained traces of human hair and blood which led to the belief that the body had been brought to the River in the trunk. Blood signs were found on a Bridge near there indicating that the body May have been Cut up there and thrown into the water. It was also Learned that the team and horses had been sold near Elk Point. Harding tells Congress ship Chi must pass president dines Senate and House leaders and obtains pledge for action Cost of living is coming Back fifteen cities show Price increases during p St thirty Days of fort Washington d. May upward trend in the retail Cost of food a new dope craze peyote eating has taken such hold of the indians i on the nine reservations of South a i Nota As to create a problem which those who Are interested in the welfare of the red Man View with grave apprehension. The peyote bean is the fruit of a Cactus Plant which grows along the mexican Border. It is known As the Indian cocaine and has practically the same effect As that drug. Eaten by the i Dains under any circumstances it has Demor. Ali zing effects mentally and morally i As Well As physically. To complicate the situation in South Dakota the i peyote habit has been coupled with religious ceremonials which Combine j ancient Indian superstitions we Ith i Hristian rights and the craze is now in full Sway among hundreds of the a nations wards in the Northwest. Saturday night orgies saturday night has become the favorite occasion for these peyote orgies. Gathering in tents or huts. The devotees eat from thirty to forty of the Small Beans following which they begin to see visions. De was noted today in statistics made j spite the tradition of the indians Reti Public by the Bureau of labor Sta Cence he is a great talker especially of the department of labor when under the influence of a Stimus report from fifteen cities showed in Lant. In the strip of peyote the creases from March or to april 15. Braves claim to have wonderful revel ranging up to three percent while actions and Arlt to full Ltd with the in Only four reported decreases and on of weird prophecy which is unfolded by one of those. Fall River with two to the gathered tribesmen in Long percent showing More than one half and eloquent harangues of one percent decline. I Quot this state of drug created frenzy the cities reporting increases in they read from the Bible offer Prav clouded Omaha less than five tenths ers and sing hymns using these de Romance May go to Hughes British veterans Story off kidnapping said to have impressed English by associated press Lea Sod wire Washington. A. May Ion probability of the outgrowth of the Romance Between miss Mary Culberson 21 year old daughter of senator Culberson of Texas and Alexander e. Robertson. British War Veteran being taken to the state department we As seen today in some quarters As Robertson again went into conference with British embassy officials the British Veteran Laid before embassy officials today further information to support his charges that because of his affection for miss Culberson. He was kidnapped by private detectives who attempted to Railroad him out it the country i indications were seen in the statement issued last night by r Leslie Craigie. First Secretary of the embassy. After the initial conference with Robertson that the War Veteran had impressed embassy officials we Ith his Story. Washington d. C May 19�?Republican members of the Senate Commerce and House merchant Marine committees were said to have agreed last night at the urging of president Harding in a White House conference to conclude hearings on the administration ship subsidy Bill this week we Ith a View to obtaining passage of the legislation at the present session. Under the plan the House would. If possible take up the hit week we Ith the intention of sending it to the Senate in time for the latter to take it up for passage immediately after disposing of the Tariff measure. If necessary it was said the president. Declared the Hill and the policy of handling it in Congress should be made a party matter. Passage is assured several House committee members however were said to have pointed out that a report to the House might be impossible next week because of Many details the committee will have to work out before completing a formal report some senators while indicating their willingness to Speed the measure As much As possible were said to have declared that if the Tariff Bill was not passed until late summer it might be found impossible to put the Bill through at this session although they Enyx a a razed that it most certainly we Ould he passed by this Congress. The conference which was participated in also by chairman Lasker of the shipping Board was called by the president who emphasized the importance of passing the Bill at this session. Is Back of Bill the administration he was said to declare was wholeheartedly and unreservedly behind the Hill. The congressional committees have been holding joint hearings of the Bills for five weks and after last nights conference it was the intention to continue them at least thru next we Eek. Percent Birmingham. Columbus and Little Rock to percent Charleston Manchester and new York 9 percent. Irish peace Effort fails league of nations Council will meet in Geneva thursday of one percent. I vices to cover the degenerate Artivis for the year period apr 15. 19-1. Ties which accompany the Progress to april 15. 1 922, the Bureau report sip effects of the drug de the decreases in Savannah of la Debauch effects show the culmination of Many of these peyote meetings is declared by those who have witnessed them to he most revolting. Many instances have already been called to the attention of the authorities of husbands and wives having been separated As a result of the peyote debauched and the debilitating mental and physical results of the drug Are already beginning to show in hundreds of the younger generation of the indians spreading North from the mexican Dail committee unable to Border during the past five years the reach basis Foh Settle j or fire enterq/1 South Dakota from be of it of Dill a lies Bra a a where there Are said to be a a Mumm a Artir if addicts am my London. Eng., May Ion the peace the winnebagos. Omaha and Ponca committee of the dad Eireann has 1 from the Winnebago reservation it failed to reach a basis for Unity of spread to the Yankton reservation in the factions in Ireland it is reported South Dakota where there Are said in a Central news dispatch from to be about forty confirmed addicts Dublin today and then to the Ponca Creek station a a j of the Rosebud reservation where i about sixty individuals Are habitual users of the drug the other Mem hers of the tribe have not yet fallen victims to the craze the cult having its leadership from men of an age ranging from thirty to forty five years who May be classed As Semi educated. Government Aid asked so serious has the problem become that at a meeting at Sioux Falls last week. Representatives of All the churches interested in work on the reservations under the chairmanship of Bishop Hugh Latimer Burleson. Missionary Bishop of the episcopal Church in South Dakota resolutions were adopted calling on the government to take prompt action to Stop the use of peyote Beans among the indians in accordance with the National anti narcotic Law. It is pointed out that there Are Twenty five thousand indians scattered through the nine reservations of South Dakota alone. This Indian population is generally Law abiding and for a Quarter of a Century has Givey the state Little trouble. What we Ould follow an extensive spread of the peyote habit with its attendant quasi religious rites is the sinister phase of the problem which is entering seriously into the consideration of the friends of the indians As we Ell As of Law and order. U. S. And Britain Acree on rights in Palestine report sudden change in plan taken As Good Omen by associated i Voss leased wire London eng. May agreement has been reported Between the i British government As the Manda j tory Power in Palestine and the l United states concerning the rights and Protection of americans in the holy land says the Central news today. A the agreement. It is stated pro _ Vlades that the rights of americans and the Protection they shall be a word from Moscow corded shall be the same As those of nationals of member countries of the league of nations. Belief is new expressed Tbs soviet delegation a ans toward Compromise of Harding Calls rail chiefs to discuss rates president at dinner who ask managers to reduce a rates voluntarily capital Sud to we wired to Hiti Herin to make concessions to Illies a a fifis witness in own behalf mrs. Stillman tikes stand in her divorce suit at Poughkeepsie n. Poughkeepsie n a. May Ion mrs. Anne u. Stillman taking the stand in her own defense today in the trial of the divorce suit instituted by James a. Stillman new York hanker denied she had mis conducted herself with Fred Beauvais. Indian guid. As described in testimony by witnesses previously called by the plaintiff Anno Back front parts new York n. May Ion miss Anne Stilman returning today on the olympic from school in Paris was non committal on the question of we Hether she would take j the stand for her Mother. She was met at the pier by her brother Bud. Who was reported to have ome from Poughkeepsie to induce his sister to become a witness for the defense. Miss Stillman would Only state that she planned to Divide her summer vacation equally Between her parents. To by associated press leased wire Geneva switz., May Ion the High Teeth session of the Council of the i league of nations will open Here to-1 Morrow with the Prospect of several important questions now before the Genoa economic conference coming1 up for discussion. The possibility for one thing of the league going extensively into the russian question is seen in a request j filed with the league by Norway asking for an Independent inquiry into the famine in Russia. Of Christian general said to have gained new Victory for we millions due to Krupp firm Patent Roy Alti is mounting Bays u. S. Alien property custodian today sugar Trust loses after twelve years of Legal Battung brass. Etc la Ted press leased wire Washington d. Cd a May Ion president Harding has summoned fifteen of the leading Railroad executives of the country to attend a dinner at the White House. May 20, to discuss the rate situation. It is understood the president will ask the transportation chiefs to consider the possibility of adjusting Railroad freight rates downward As a voluntary matter because the interstate Commerce commission Friem be ship is said to have concluded that it cannot legally compel reductions to an extent satisfying to sections of Public and business sentiment. To resume conference the administration accordingly is said to have decided to resume again the method of treating directly with the Railroad organizations to consider we hat can be secured in the Way of a satisfy rate policy. Similar conferences were held last summer and fall. Two Semi judicial government bodies have jurisdiction in Railroad Reg latin the Railroad labor Hoard As Well As the Commerce commission in the fixing of wag rates which enter into operating expenses president Harding however is said to have concluded As he did last fall that the executive might be of some service in dealing with the problem though not interfering with the judicial standing of the two tribunals. Hearings were i Mathy the Commerce commission a had for weeks in its Chambers discussion Over the decision to be reached by it in the general investigation of transportation rate Levels this investigation was instituted a Las r tvs re the Winter nearly every Industry and locality in the country being represented in the record by a demand for some degree of Relief from freight charges As they stand now with War and Ost War increases included. President Harding has been told that the commission in adjusting rates is obliged to give a reasonable return by edict of Law to capital invested in railroads under efficient and economic management and that this requirement notwithstanding recent increases in Railroad earnings ties the hands of the commission in attempting to lower rates. Although no longer required to fix rates which would assure railroads a six percent return on capital that provision of Law having expire gtd this Spring the a a reasonable requirement still governs. A Hoover makes suggestion moreover of the commission did establish lower rat Nuugh-o6 establish lower rates its decision could be tested in the Federal courts resting at least in delay. In addition there was presented to the commission notably by Secretary Hoover the suggestion that it might meet economic requirement in transportation matters by Radical revision of transportation schedules. On the principle of cutting sharply charges levied on Basic raw materials and Bulky Low priced commodities. While leaving alone or even increasing Tariff on expensive finished goods. How far this principle might be serviceable and amicably accept j de by railroads will probably enter i into the presidents discussions. No list of the guests invited to the White House dinner has been made j Public. By aspect Maiert press leased wire Genoa. Italy. May russian reply to the Allied memorandum which was ready for presentation this Forenoon was not delivered to the allies As expected As at the last moment after a conversation Between foreign minister Tchi Tcherine of Russia and Shanzer of Italy. It was decided the reply would have to undergo some alteration. The preamble of the reply it wag Learned rugs the Point that Entrance of foreign capital into Russia depends far More upon russian guarantees for the. Future than upon discussion of claims. It expresses regret that the Allied memorandum paid More attention to contentions about Legal questions than to consideration of a financial arrangement for rebuilding Russia. Favourable indication m Tehi Tcherine left Genoa at 2 p. In. Returning to Santa Margherita nearby to consult the other members of the russian delegation it was not expected therefore that the reply could be presented until tomorrow. The fag that the delay was due to m. Teitch Erlna a visit to Signor Shanzer was regarded in some quarters As a favourable indication. In French Treles belief was expressed that an attempt a being made to influence the russians to modify their reply so As to permit the conference to continue message from Lenin the belief of the French a strengthened to a certain extent by the announcement this morning that m Tchitcherine. Head of the russian soviet delegation. Had receded a lengthy message last night from Moscow in which Premier Lenine had instructed him to make certain concessions to the Allied Powers in his reply to the Allied memorandum the exact text of the Lenine note however was not made Public but the fact that the russians suddenly changed their plans and announced that they would not submit their reply until tomorrow at the earlist was taken As a Good Omen. Silesian question is settled at Genoa meet Genoa. Italy. May 10.�?along with the work of the economic conference other negotiations have been going in Between various delegations whose Heads have taken advantage of the fact that All Europe is gathered at Genoa in order to Settle certain problems still pending. One of the most important questions thus solved is that of upper Silesia it being an ounce today the German and polish delegations had agreed on the territorial division of that province. Although preserving its economic Unity. After a definite understanding had been reached Between Chancellor Wirth of Germany and foreign minister Skirbunt of Poland. Polish minister Olszewski has been authorized to sign within a few Days at Geneva with German minister Schiffer a convention Between the two countries comprising six Hundred articles. The convention established a transitory status for upper Silesia Over a period of a teen years. The convention which is longer than the treaty of Versailles is considered one of the most Complex diplomatic agreements Ever reached. It must be ratified by the German and polish parliaments within two weeks of the Date of signature. New York. N. Y., May to a Federal judges Rogers. Hough and Manton yesterday filed a dissolution order against the american sugar refining company and other corporate and i individual defendants in the governments Sherman lawsuit begun twelve i twelve years ago. Chicago a big three in labor circles Are taken after bombings russian reply called _ unexpectedly stiff new York. N. Y., May Ion the russian reply to the Allied memorandum will be stiffer than was expected says a havas dispatch from Genoa this afternoon. The change in understood the message states to be due to instructions received Over night from Moscow a demanding Allied recognition of the Validity of Tho principle of the reply it is added also insist upon a credit of $1,000,000,000 for Russia. School head in Ohio invited to. A neck tie festival Bowling Green. Ohio. May 9 a demanding that Otto p Tracy former Walbridge. Ohio. School principal be out to a a neck tie party a rum i Ner of enraged citizens Early today pin Rod the Home of Winn Stein j a ear w Albridge. Shooting out the j when Stein called the j a Quot Riff it office Here for assistance mob dispersed Tracy was decently indicted on the Arco of misconduct with boys in no school. He is out on $5 too Bond burnished by Stein. Trial is set for Way 17. After the indictment Tracy signed his school position but continued As a Boarder in the Stein Home. Smoke eater a flapper with a Strong appetite for Cigar ets. Smudge re one who does All the close fitting dance Steps. Snake a wild boy a regular Devil. Snuggle Puppy a flapper or Flipper who is Over sentimental. Soaked with the bar Raou description of a youngster who has had one drink sponge cake a Sharpie who Dodge hat Check charges by wearing a Cap to a dance and stuffing it in i Veat. Squirrel to hide. Stepper one who really can dance. Storm and strife a married cake eaters Way of referring to his wife. Strike breaker a girl put in to take the place of a Young Many a regular when she is away. Tomorrow _ from a Street Quot to a veal Hankow. China. May 9�?general Fengyu Slang the a Christian who was one of we Pel fuss. Main supporters in Tho fighting re suiting in the defeat of Chang Tso Lin is reported to have Defeated the troops of the province of Honan in the Central part of the province and to be marching towards Kaifeng in the Northern Section. Harding to deliver Bonus statement his position unchanged by associated pros leaded wire Washington. A c., May a of president Harding in the Soldier Bonus legislation described a in i changed will be transmitted within i the next two Days to chairman my j Cumber and Republican members of ithe Senate committee. By associated press loosed wire Washington d. C., May Ion the american government finds itself under the revived Patent treaty with Germany faced with the necessity of paying royalties which May reach $5,000,000 to the Knippa firm on patents based on discoveries of american engineers Thomas w. Miller alien property custodian declared today. Or. Miller said that among the 201 German patents filed Here since july 20, 1920. There Are at least eight dealing with Mobil artillery which a embody Many principles of american Railroad in official circles the belief is held that sketches of the american plans were surreptitiously removed from the War department and tracing made. Weather retort South Dakota generally fair. Cooler Southwest portion i Coal temperatures by the Republican recording thermometer. Tuesday wednesday 3 p. In. 8 6 3 a. In 7$ 6 p. In. 91 6 a in. 60 9 p. In. 79 9 a. In "6 12 p. In. 76 12 m 88 9 p. In. 89 maximum 91 at 6 p. In tuesday minimum 60 at 0 a. M wed Vadaj by the official government thai or a meter from noon yesterday in noon today maximum 86 minimum 58 at noon 84. S 4. Portuguese tuers continue trip today by associated press leased wire Lisbon Portugal. May Ion the portuguese trans Atlantic aviators Captain Coutinho and Sacadura planned to leave St. Paul Rock today for the Island of Fernanda nor Onha off the brazilian coast in continuation of their voyage from Lisbon to Rio de Janeiro Chicago iu., May Ion the police today raided the bulding trades la j mor headquarter and arrested three of Chicago a biggest labor leaders j a big time Murphy Fred Mader and Cornelius Shear in connection with bombings and shootings which Early today resulted in the death of two a linemen and serious injury of a third. Murphy known As Chicago so labor Czar is out on bail after having been sentenced to seven years in the Penitentiary in connection with the $400,000 Union station Majl robbery i Mader is president of the building j trades Council while she. A ads the teamsters Union. French Cabinet Racks Poincare a instructions by associated Presa leased wire Paris. France May Ion the Cabinet yesterday endorsed and confirmed Premier p inc Are a instructions to the Genoa delegation. It discussed various eventualities notably that of modification of article seven of the memorandum to Russia relating to property made with a View to insuring the adhesion of France and Belgium but the government resolved to admit no Compromise on this subject. Of a today baseball this time you May win the free theatre tickets two More names and addresses will be selected at random from our mailing list and from the City directory. These names will appear somewhere in the want ads saturday of your name and address appears you will receive two tickets to the a a met Good for monday May is to see the wife Fox production a it Paye in read the want ads National league Biston. 009 210 2 Cincinnati. 022 too 0 Fillingim and Gowdy Luqu Gillespie and Hargrave Philadelphia. 022 ooh la Chicago. Too too of Meadows and Henrlne Alexander Cheeves and of Farrell. New York. Too St. Louis too Nehf and Smith Pfeffer and Demon. American league Detroit 040 102 la Boston .,.,.,.030 300 21 poll Lett Damp ukr and Bailer pen Nock Karr Quinn and Walters Chaplin. Cleveland Soo too 800 6 la i. Philadelphia too 040 02x 7 8 3 Sothoron and of Neill , Moore Yarrison Harris and Parkin. Chicago Ooi too of of 2 8 i. New York .,000 too too of i 7 2 Robert on and Schawk Mays and Devormer Behan. St Louis too Ooi 0 Washington 002 too 0 Davis and be overbid Johnson and Picinich

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