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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 16, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota tuesday May 16, 1922 number 194 won participate 30.000 Young americans to summer Camp to to five citizens training courses will be Given during season popularity growing Rev to of in Tup Union r r 7 to \ Vert be to Sevi Young Man gain York. X a May 16.�?�?okefs that Snappy Call immortalized a boys irs France is the Call m a pending out to citizen a big time Murphy goes to court to progressives answer to Charce of killing police in Nebraska to oppose fusion Independent advocates gather to repudiate agreement made by leaders judge Wray endorsed thousand Young men an a it will undergo a month r\., Chat Mizens military train a c throughout the country. Of no Libants Are non being. I a the Camp will he open f i str tuly and August. J. Izon a military training arc conducted by the War per ont under the National defense ? c service is voluntary the gov i a men paing All expenses including transportation. Popularity grows tvs it leis growing immensely popular Quot says gel on Al Arthur f. Or y Secretary of the military train c Camp association Coo Pering the government of the Plattsburg Camps of Tims. 1014 and i ? i a a Law year there were 12 Camps Temh i0.00 0 men. There were 40,000 applications. But Only 10.000 could be accommodated. This year with twice As Many Camps. .30,non can be act yet or Rnoda cd. A president Harding has publicly i prov d the pm a n of working up Era do. A la to the Point where i Young men will attend the training crap each year. Next year we should have at least half that num funnel Cosby one of the original in he hiders with Roosevelt says a h5 Camps Are designed to build men up physically teach patriotism and it a lop potential army leaders in Cise of emergency. A Soldier can t be turned out in in Days a he said a but in that time e Man can acquire the nine Roa it three different classes in the various military branches Are to be established at each Camp. The country is divided into nine areas residents of each area attending designated Camps. The red course with age limits of it to 25, provides Basic military training to qualify men for service in the organized. Serves. More advanced tra nil or if provided in the White course with age .rna of is a 2$, qualifying privates of t in regu a army rational guard and organized reserves for service As non commissioned in the reserves. The Blue course with age limits o a to 2&Quot. A deigned to qualify on commissioned officers of the j three branches or service in the officers Reserve Thorps. Men who have seen service especially world War veterans Are accepted up to Quot a years of age. It Cloud cosy urges prospective Arp Krants i inquire of corps area con Anders or Tbs military trainee cup As o on which has -.= a n o Yore at 19 a. I ult at 210 a. 1 -1. Z a growing ii a t. V be new j 1 in Psi re. \ it Tamotu. Mas Ich setts. 1 Blind Connecticut in Camp j to i Beu Bottoms Are sign of weakened mind says judge i Ork Max Sei jetted for gov for nor we Omaha Leader is named for senator indicted Chicago labor Leader in court. This picture shows a big tim Quot Murphy one of those arrested in connection with the saying of police Lieut. Terrene Lyons As he looked when brought into court for a hearing on his writ of Hab us Corpus. Murphy Canter hid his face behind his hat when the photo Grapher snapped. Left to right others Are detective sergeant Quinn and detective sergeant Cartan. In charge of prisoners Murphy mrs. Mader wife of another of the prisoners and mrs. Time Murphy. Wrangel aides Are ordered to quit Bulgaria government scents wit rus Man plot or Woita Clear its skirts big tim Murphy in strip a suit trying to Duck behind a detective to hide from the photographer who snapped him on the Way to court under guard. Huge Gas Well missions get near a Dorado i Cash bequests catches fire it Vernon my divides bulk of his est of \ Xiong ten in Titi Rons a my where the i id this sum two Hundred foot Crater blown out Ani friction sets vapor on it re s a i Vonnee Sirut a Cam m. All branches aug i t aug 3 a. 6 second corps area new York. I new Jersey. In Ware a Plattsburg Bai Racks n a infantry Camp Dix. I a j cavalry engineers fort Hancock. N a. Coast artillery Camp in cd \ a i x j. Ltd to corps Mon i ? a ? a f a id artillery aug. To aug 3i. 1 Pennsylvania. i. District of Collun a amp Stead Iva lev Field Art in be x a Mac md., infantry. Erv fortress Mon by k Gin. Ell b Bra p Viv a Horn i a it Fahr pm. To a to a ill t r r r i Uwi Ullery Camp hum or cheers Langley Field a re a july 27 to aug. 26. 1 a area a North Caro a Arnina Georgia. Florida n Tima Mississippi. Lou a lean. Aln., All a to aug. 26. ? area Ohio. Indiana min Kentucky a Camp inches. Aug. 2 to is area it Illinois. Michi sin crap Custer. Mich v g 2 to aug. 31. Is area North Dakota. Minnesota. Iowa new is . Missouri. Arkansas a a Moines. La. Fort Snelling. Jefferson Barracks. Mo., 5 aug. I to aug. 30. R Quot be area Texas okla Rado. New Mexico Ari p Travis. Tex., infantry a fiery fort Logan. Col., to Quot Ort Sill okla. Infantry artillery fort Bliss. Tex. I cavalry All Camps july Quot it 29. Fps area California Ore a a on. Montana. Idaho. Nevada. Utah a Camp sh., All branches. July 27 Presidio san Francisco. A j july 6 to aug 4 fort Tab All branches. July 2 7 -6 fort Worden. Wash. A a cry. July 27 to aug. 26 cal., coast artillery. July by associated press lenses wire Eldorado ark., May 16�?a Crater two Hundred feet across was blown out Early today at the wild Murphy Gas Well ten Milt s North of Eldorado and the Gas from it and Ali other craters in the Vicinity was ignited. Several Amaler craters were fired last night within a radius of 200 Yards hut the main Well estimated to be making More than 75.000.000 cubic feet of Gas a Day. Did not Ratch fire until the huge Crater was blown out today. All Hope of extinguishing the Blaze has been abandoned. Thi Roar of the flames can be heard for Miles. The we i blew in sunday night while the Drill Stem was being removed. The Derrick and machinery at the Mouth of the Well were destroyed and the drilling Crew barely escaped. Numerous geysers began forming and Gas began seeping into All the water Wells in the Vicinity one of the geysers near the Well was ignited last night by friction and Are soon spread to other Small craters. It was from these burning craters that the Large crate formed this morning. Of tenth District to get vets Hospital by associated press leased wire Washington. D. A. May .16.�?director Forbes of the veterans Bureau announced today that president Harding had approved Bureau plans for construction of new hospitals for former service men at Northampton mass. Livermore. Cal. Camp Lewis. Washington one within 50 Miles of new York and another in the Adri Ondack Section Gulf port. Mass and one in the tenth veterans Bureau District. Which includes Montana the Dakotas and Minnesota. Requests totalling $7,Ono a mad to various charitable and religious institutions of the norwegian lutheran Church through the will of Andrew j. Loon of nit. Vernon township. Who died March so. But whose will has just been filed for probate. Or. Loon also left $2,000 toward the education of his grandchildren with the provision that it be spent toward educating them in religious parochial schools. A gift of $800 is made to his brother. Rev. Peter j. Lunde and a gift of $200 is made to his sister. Mrs. J. S. Scott. Remembers children the entire estate consists of 160 acres of land near nit. Vernon and about $4.ooo Worth of notes and personal property. The residue of the estate is divided equally among or. Loon s four children. They Are mrs. O. L. Larson. Arthur Loon. Mrs. Carl Scott and Jasper a. Loon All living in of. Vernon or Vicinity. The Money they receive their father s will says is to be used to buy Homes or to pay indebtedness on Homes already purchased. One orphanage in Norway and another in Finland Jill Benefit to the extent of $500 each to the bequests made by or. Loon. The norwegian orphanage is Hollands orphans Home near Sandnes. Norway. The other is the orphans Home of Finland. Missions got gift each of the philanthropic bequests made by or. Loon was. For $500. The organizations which will receive these gifts Are the following the China Mission of the norwegian lutheran Church the Zion society of Israel the norwegian lutheran Indian Mission at Wittenburg. Wig., the lutheran convalescent lome at St. Paul., the lutheran Ebenezer Home for the aged at Minneapolis the lutheran Home Mission the lutheran China Mission the Sudan Mission the evangelistic fund the jewish Mission and the Serepta Home for the aged. At Sauk Center Minn. By amx iat ocl press i cased wire Sofia Bulgaria. May 16.�?several officers who served under general Baron Wrangel in his anti bolshevik campaigns in South Russia Are charged by the bulgarian government with organizing an espionage service and preparing for a coup d eat in conjunction with opposition elements. The russian general. Shat lion. Has been ordered to leave Sofia two russian colonels have been arrested and three members of Wrangell general staff ordered to leave Bulgaria immediately. In addition the russian refugees and former through out the country have bean placed under strict regulations. The bulgarian communities a strongly supporting the governments action. A Sofia dispatch on May 5 said the police had discovered a wide spread espionage or it Zatis a directed by members of general rangers staff for the surveillance of All the russian Garia. The presence of Ivr Angel s troops soviet government agents in Bulgaria. The presence of can gel a troops in Bulgaria was recently protested by the ukrainian soviet government. By associated press leased wire grand Island. Neb a 16.�?advocates of an Independent progressive party aligned against a fusion and manipulation of party not Nina tons by any set of men for Stote office were Back in their organization convention City today prepared to repudiate the proposal of fusion made by several of the leaders who were in the party s birth Here last december 5. W e Are Here for the purpose of organizing an effective honorable and clean Campaign in the progressive primaries against mayor t j Elsberry one of the leading fusion opponents said today. Majority oppose fusion a we Are confident that an overwhelming majority of those who signed the agree pint forming the progressive party Quot Are opposed to the recent attempted fusion with democratic party by which judge Wray was induced to make Way on our ticket for j. Orlon. Democratic candidate for governor. Arthur g. Wray of York was endorsed at the organization convention As the progressive candidate for governor and a. H. Bigelow of Omaha As candidate for United states senator. The forecast of a much smaller attendance at today s convention which is scheduled to Convene at 2 p. In. Compared with the number that signed the party s charter did not appear to Dampen the political ardor of some forty supporters of a Quot Middle of the Road Quot policy who were accounted for at an Early hour today. Temperament strained an insight into the strained political temperament that exists even among adherents of the anti fusion its. Was gamed at an Quot informal con of Pron a held la St night by some fifteen anti of unionists who had. Arrived meeting for the announced Nur Pope of Quot talking things Over a the discussions be rime so heated and attacks so personal that the conference broke up in a pronounced Senst of disagreement. Action taken to Check Rise in Coal Price government report shows feel to be plentiful Hoover is in charge Denver. Col. May 16 a Roll bottomed trousers. Sleek hair cuts Low Cut vests and string ties Are evidences of weakened morality and Low mentality More unfailing than All the test devised by years of experimentation in psychologists laboratories according to judge Ben Lindsey of Denver s juvenile court in sentencing Howard Grace. 19 year old parole breaker to thirty Days in the county jail judge Lindsey said a i done to know Why it is Bitt nine out of in of the youngsters i have to Deal with have these Oil slicked Ruff backed hair cuts the Bell bottomed pants the Low Cut vests and these trick collars and Hughes awaits next move of Allied Powers with american refusal at hand impasse now seems pm possible to avoid Genoa disappointed fear nor Eady expressed that Success of Hague m Efting is end Ang. Fred Bridge at Waco Falls 40 missing Waco. Tex. May 16�?the Bridge Over the Brazos River Between Marlin and Belton collapsed this afternoon with Twenty five people standing on it. It is not known whether any were drowned. The Ridge is about five Miles West of Marlin. The report of the collapse of the Bridge was confirmed by the Telegraph operator at Marlin who reported that forty Odd people were on the Structure. He did not know whet h r any were drowned a Rescue party left Marlin at 3 of clock. Allies have no plan to invade German lands cd \ niger Lun says neither franc e nor a huh us is ready for further Advance the full text of the Allied invitation and the reply of Secretary Hughes will by found on Page two of this not a by associated press leased wire Washington d. By. May 16�?the United states government having removed today the last possible doubt As to the finality of its decision of not in participate in conferences on the european economic situation of the Genoa. Type off rials Here waited with interest the next move of the Powers attending the italian meting. Impartial observers at Genoa have been unanimous repent to in stating that Only the Hope of securing he attendant of the United states either at Genoa or at the proposed conference at the Hague has prevented the arising of an impasse. This Hope was removed definitely in the reply dispatched by the state department last night to ambassador. Child to a formal invitation proffered through the French delegation at Genoa. This government is unable to conclude that it can helpfully participate in the meeting at the Secretary Hughes cabled the american embassy Quot As this would appear to a a continuance under a different nomenclature of the Genoa conference and destined to encounter the same difficulties if the attitude disclosed in the russian memorandum of May la remain the United states or. Hughes continued maintained its original View that Quot the ultimate question Quot to he considered Iii connection with european economies would be in restoration of productivity in Russia the essential conditions of which xxx must be provided within Russia Pennsylvania voting today Gifford dint hot seeks Republican no mix Viton for gov frn or it primaries by associated press Leas d wire Washington. D. By. May 16�?steps Are being taken by the government to forests i tendencies towards rising prices of bituminous Coal at the nun s. It was said today at the White House. Secretary of Commerce Hoover has the matter of investigation and action in his charge it was said. The View of the administration is that there is no reason for any increase in to Price of Coal at the mines despite the general Coal strike Beau get the surplus above ground together with the continuing production of non Union Coal in a very substantial amount is sufficient to insure the country a Coal Supply for Many weeks. Secretary Hoover supplementing the White House statement said Cool ration of mine operators and Large Coal buyers will be sought to meet the session. There is he declared. Plenty of Coal. London. Eng. May16�?austen Chamberlain government Leader in j the House of commons stated in the House this afternoon that no pro a Paratinos were being made in France or Belgium for the Extension of the area of occupation in Germany if 1 reparations due May 31 Are not i forthcoming. In reply to a question or. Chamberlain said the next meeting of the Hague of nations Wolf cd be. Held j september 4 but that the question of admitting Germany and Russia into my Rube Rah in had no appear d on i the Agenda. War rafters nearer court House sends to Senate Bill falling for h Elf million for prosecution Sofia liner surprised Genoa. Italy May 16. A foreign i minister Schanzer. Of Italy on learning today that the United states would not join the proposed commission on russian affairs at the Hague i expressed great Surprise especially at i tile rapidity of which a decision was taken which May have great influence on the further discussion sat j Genoa. Great disappointment at the american decision was expressed generally in conference Cirel a. As belief i had gradual been forming Here that i the United states was ready to join the other Powers in dealing with russian economic problems. Opinion was express that american absence from the Hauge might kill that meeting. Kwh City Man is said to have Bee none of robber band Oci awl Prcin teased wire yet a c to 8 to it. May 16.�?josephquot est de Here at Tho request be mont., police has con authorities Here say. That he. A a Trio which or. April or bed Gus Erickson a switch a Quot it it rim near Missoula of flu. Terrancy which Erickson cos a a Belt about his Waist because not believe in Banksjr Rye wife officers said est a j thens to Cowboy Hill near where they unearthed a tin Ontai Nins $556. A Short Dis a a a under a Rock the officers a it have found a Soihet a Tan a a runs 12,656,. Sells 350 Chicks at a Cost of 50c in a letter to the Republican today r. L. Cummings of Alexandria mentions the fact that one insertion of a want and in the Republican sold 350 Chicks. The Chicks were shipped to ail Paris of the state. Saturday want ads free with every 2 to 6 issues Philadelphia a. May 16�?Pennsylvania voters a going to the polls today to Nam into candidates for governor. Two Senate representatives in Congress and others to be voted for at the november election. The polls will be open from 7 a. In. To 7 p. In. Weather conditions were favourable and a Large vote was expected. Of overshadowing interest was the contest for the Republican nomination for governor Between attorney general George e. Alter and Gifford Pinchot. Former state forestry commissioner. It was the first time in years that the republicans had gone into a primary fight without a recognized Leader and there was widespread interest in the outcome Campaign managers for each Side declared their candidate would be nominated by a big majority. There also was a contest in the Republican party Between senator George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia and congressman at Large William j. Burke of Pittsburgh for the unexpired term of the late senator Penrose running until 1927. The nomination of David a Reed. Of Pittsburgh both for the unexpired term of the late senator Knox the seat now filled by senator William e. Crow and also for the full term of six years from next March. Is assured. Senator Crow was not i a candidate and Reed was supported by both the Pinchot and alter forces. Parcels Post raise Likely postmaster general work would m n be increase to help wipe out deficit by associated press leased wire Washington. D. May 16�?postmaster general work announced today that in View of the Quot fact that increased Coats of handling Par pest mail necessitates a corresponding Advance in parcel Post a was writing to a Large number of parcel pest users to get their View s on proposed changes. The change which have been Rug gelled. Or work said. Included proposals to fix a service charge of on or two cents on each parcel mailed regardless of weight or Anne and to readjust All Rafe its by weight and zen. The postmaster general pointed i out there had been practically no change in parcel Post rates since the service was inaugurated in 1913. Although the Cost of handling the service amounted to $300,006,009 More in 1921 than in the year it was started. Washington. May 16.�?the House cleared the Road yesterday for what some members described a Quot an unrelenting prosecution of War rafters when it put through and sent to the Senate a Bill appropriating $500.non for investigation and prosecution of War fraud cases by the department of Justice and passed a Fen e Bill for an additional grand jury in the District of Columbia before which the attorney general May present evidence in his fight for indictments. Will Rush prosecution a attorney general Daugherty had requested speedy act on on both measures. Sortie men who think they have Power in the nation will find themselves behind the bars Quot As a result of activity of attorney general Daugherty declared chairman Madden of the appropriations committee in urging everybody to stand up and give him what he had asked supporting the chairman in his plea rear Sentas Ive Connelly. Democrat. Texas said he wanted the government a to get the rafters in the flesh and not in the wether they Are democrats or republicans Quot but. Before the next said or. Connelly. Quot i Hope the department of Justice will get just on Man. Put him in a Cage and exhibit him throughout the country and Over Bis Cag As it is hauled from stat to state put a big sign with the words Here a that Grafter we caught out of 150 Ann cases no excuse for situation representative Byrnes. Tennessee ranking democratic of the Ann Roperia tons committee said the Money should a voted forthwith adding however that the Bur a of investigation had been Given two million dollars and that a there was no excuse for the situation in which the department finds itself France too. Mav not want ski at at session Paris. France May 16.�?th declination of the american government to participate in the conference on the russian question is attributed in official circles Here to the ambiguity of the memorandum setting Forth the Agenda of the conference which in French opinion May be re arranged saas to permit tile discussion of political questions. Unless conditions a Laid Down so As to avoid this danger there is Little likelihood it was declared that France will he represented at the Hague. Door left Oil a eur Kluth or a leg Oti action Washington i. It. May 16.�?the american not of yesterday declining j to participate in the proposed met i ing of the Hague next month for Dis a Mission of russian conditions was in a tended to leave the door open for fur a ther conversations it was said today at the White House beyond this confirmation of the interpretation placed on the stat departments communication today by Premier Lloyd George no comment on the situation at Genoa or til am j Erica attitude toward participation in discussion on economic condoles n Russa was made steel Mercer probe started Luke win and Bethlehem offic i als summoned before legislative body by a Tsoi it Vafed pres leaded wire new York. N y. May 16�?mo Taylor chairman of a a Lark vanns j steel company and Eugene g. Grace i president of the Bethlehem steel corporation. Were summoned late today to appear before the Lockwood legislative committee thursday for to i lamination concerning the merger of j the two concerns ratified earlier in the Day by their boards of director adventists attack Blue Laws in Heet at san Francisco bumb outrage is reported As reset of election fight Breaks daughters nose when Bobbs a a hair and uses rogue today baseball by associate preen leased wire san Francisco calif., May 16�? sunday Quot Blue Laws have been attacked by members of the religious Liberty department of the seventh Day adventist National convention in session Here the whole social and political fabric of society Quot is permeated with the spirit of paternalism and sump uary legislation certain to cause serious trouble unless checked a said c. S Longacre Secretary of the department. He told the Assembly that Force of Reform legislation were organizing a never before a to Etab ii Aii i a a which offend Digi Djmal rights of the people and Are in Dij reek to lha Consu Luu Ltd i by associated press leased wire san Luis Obispo. Cal. May 16.�?a bomb destroyed the Home of e. H. Stowell at los Berrs. 26 Miles South of Here yesterday according to a report which county officials were investigating today. Stowell and his wife escaped injury. Flames gutted the House following an explosion in the Kuchen Stowell told the authorities. Stowell said he had made an to Emy during a recent school election. He also reported that recently mrs Stowell was taken violently in and that an analysis had disclosed Poison in their Well. Of false fire alarm Washington. D. C., May 16.�?a false alarm about midday today called three companies of fir apparatus to the United states Treasury but investigation showed no Trace of a fire Chicago 111., May 16.�?bobbed hair and Rouge were so hateful to Joseph tag Llari that when his 17 year old daughter expressed a desire to adopt them As Beauty aids he broke her nose and blackened her Eye. Quot what is your idea of a perfect judge Adams asked him in Domestic relations court. Quot one who never goes to shows or amusements but stays at Home and does the he replied. Quot i done to agree with said the judge As he imposed a Hoo Fine. Weather report South Dakota fair tonight and i probably wednesday slightly warm i or tonight West and North portions. Both Republican s recording thermometer monday tuesday 3 p. In. 6 5 a in. 49 j 6 p. In. 62 i a in. 47 i 9 p. In 54 9 a. In. 57 i 12 1. In. Is 12 m 66 3 p. Up it maximum 69 at 3 p. In. Monday i minimum 47 at 6 a. In. Tuesday american league St Louis .90 110 020 02 6 15. I. Boston ____020 Oil 01 of 5 12 2 shocker and Sev acid Quinn Karr and Rue. Eleven inning Cleveland. Too 00 too 0 5 i. New York .200 too of 3 6 i Covelesky and o Neill Hoyt and . Chicago .301 too 200 6 to 2 Philadelphia .010 050 �3x 9 is i. Robertson Hodge and Schalk Harris. Harrlson Naylor. Rommel and Perkins. Detroit .102 too Washington. 000 020 Oldham and Bassie a Phillips. Erickson and Gharrity. N tonal league Boston too Joi Ooi of Pittsburgh. .200 too Ojo of tie end Lith. Marquard. Watson Miller and of Neill Morrison. Cooper and Matte Gooch. New York too 002 too 2 6 0 Chicago. 102 too Fox 3 i 9 Toney and Snyder chevre and of t Farrell

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