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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 18, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota S weather fair warmer the evening Republic an fourth edition vol Xxxvi Mitchell s. Saturday May 18, 1929 twelve pages number 191. Blu Larkspur gets extreme outside place rescuers Brave clinic death fumes Derby favorite in unenviable position at Start 26 horses entered Louisville jammed by Alan j. Gould Louisville ky., May 18- a by train and motor by air plane and Blimp horse and afoot the main body the greatest All Derby crowds poured into the Blue grass capital today for the fifty fifth running the $60,000 Kentucky classic for three year Olds. Semi oficial estimates placed the p number visitors at 100,000. All have come with one object in mind to place a bet and catch a glimpse the big race at Churchill Downs late this afternoon but it will be miraculous if More than 75,-0cr actually witness even get within proximity the running. In Many respects this is the greatest american sports spectacles. It yields to none in color and tradition Anet combines the Best features Many others. Roll together the excitement a big heavyweight a baseball world s series such As Washington St. Louis has known sea scr with he Mellow flavor such an ancient event As the Harvard Yale boat race add the spirit a milling Golf gallery and you have a composite Louisville s Jam Derby Dav. Fervour is frenzied the Fervour these followers the turf is Little shot frenzied. A Chance visitor suddenly caught in the midst a bitter debate Over the relative merits rival horse flesh finds himself caught in the argument in no time. Everybody and his opinion and his Money is Welc me. Everyone studies form charts. Inside tips Are offered Gratis by the elevator boy and the girl at the Cigar counter at the prevailing rates by jockeys ant other professional men. Over night Twy six the country s Foremost three year Olds have been named. This surpasses the Field Twenty two that started last year but turf experts expected no More than eighteen Twenty actually to go to the Post. The i weather prospects were for Thunder showers increasing the likelihood several scratches. Post time was so for approximately 5 p. Rn., Cen i rial Standard time. The race is at j a mile and a Quarter. Purse is 550.000 depending the number a j foal starters the stakes were expected to approximate $60,000. Of which $50,000 goes to the Winner. The outstanding favorite colonel e. R. Bradley a Blue Larkspur the hoop the Home folks occupied a conflicting position. The son Black servant after a sparkling i a i trial that justified All the j Good things said this Colt Drew i the extreme outside place no. 26. I Tor the Start. By coincidence. Blue l Larkspur s main rival Clyde Van Dusen Drew position no. 25, and the chances both were considered to be in danger. In the scramble the big Field at the getaway either both May find difficulties especially with so. Many fast starters to contend with. Race May be open As a result prospects increased for a More a open race Quot with the Hopes rival contenders raised. Vol tear. The Grayson Fisher horse Drew the pole position. No. 3 went to Chi Catie mrs. Graham fair Vander its Eastern Hope and no. 5 to Nai Shapur the Well liked son a former Derby Winner Omar Khay Vam. And representative the san Francisco sportsman Chafee Earl minotaur which ran second in the sickness. Was no. 8 and Karl Eitel nearing the Apple Blossom colors Bath House a John Coughlin Chicago was no. 12. In Between these two were the Waggoner entry from Texas calf Roper and Ervast another car Western horse owned by Baron Long. On the extreme outside along with Blue Larkspur and Clyde Van Dusen. Was another highly regarded Colt Windy City owned by f. M. Rainier Chicago. Turnes a captures big English purse Moe town eng., May 18�?up a Joe Turnesa new York pro. Won the Yorkshire evening news thousand guineas Golf tournament today defeating Herbert Jolly British pro. In an extra Hole match after the american had won three holes in a Row to make it All Square after 36 holes. It was lie first time an american had won the event since its inaugural seven years ago. Weather forecast Tbs the associated press South Dakota fair tonight Frost in extreme East portion sunday Lair with rising temperature. Nebraska partly Cloudy tonight and sunday cooler in East and South portions tonight warmer in North portion sunday. Minnesota fair tonight and sunday Frost tonight rising tem nature sunday. North Dakota fair tonight Frost in East portion sunday fair with rising temperature. Iowa mostly Cloudy tonight and sunday probably rain in Southeast portion tonight colder tonight possibly Frost in Northwest portion. Weeks Outlook weather Outlook for the period a 20 to 25. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys and the Northern and Central great Plains periods precipitation about monday tuesday and again in closing Days week Ecol first week with rising temperature thereafter. Local temperatures. Maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a in. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 76 minimum 43 at 7 a. In. Today 45 j roads fair precipitation. 0 precipitation since january 1.6.16 inches precipitation deficiency since january i .52 inches. Weathe tand roads by the associated press Mcmaster to fight Smoot Over Tariff Dakotan declares House measure is far from satisfactory to the Farmer East gets too much Colden Rule helps build up great steel company big Industrial merger is actually based upon Precept a do unto others Asye would have them do unto you a to continue policy new York May 18�?the taking City and the president the new Over the Commonwealth steel corporation r. H. Ripley wrote As sabotage Back failure Zeph a flight company Granite City iu., by the general steel castings corporation which is in turn controlled by the Baldwin locomotive company the american locomotive company and the american steel foundries links together some follows regarding the visit will continue policies a general steel castings corporation believing that an Alliance with the Commonwealth steel company St. Louis would result in i Many economies and benefits to dirty work somewhere a says dornier air plane works director associated press pm to Rescue workers braving deadly Gas fumes which filled the building Are shown bringing victims from the Cleveland clinic after the blast which killed 124. One woman is being carried out in a Stretcher while another is in the arms a rescuer ladder. By telephoto from Cleveland. Aberdeen Banks join new Chain two financial institutions affiliate with twin City organization Aberdeen s. D., May 18�?�? affiliation the Aberdeen National Bank and the first state savings Bank Aberdeen with the first Bank Stock investment company a holding company recently organized in the twin cities was announced Here today. Mende flashes Over too in to Wyman sworn in As Federal judge ,. Ment manufacturers in the United Republican Washington Bureau states and serves As another sex the Albee building j Ampie 0f the tendency toward Eon Washngton. Soli Dation Large industries. Washington d. C., May 18�? j the Commonwealth steel com special a Western senators Are Pany. Capitalized at approximate preparing to Baittle for open hear a a oct oust Louis. Has unique reputation the Commonwealth steel company has attracted much attention both at Home and abroad because the Good Fellowship prevailing throughout the personnel the company which has reached the workers As Well As the management. In the unification the four companies . Howard sees an even larger Opportunity to demonstrate the practicability in business the Golden Rule which has been his guide throughout his career. The officials the three companies which Are joining with the Commonwealth in the general steel castings corporation recently inspected the Plant at Granite the largest steel and Railroad equip a be producer and consumer its Yankton Star and others takes oath before Elliott shatter Matt res at collegiate meet Sioux Falls s. a May 18�? 4 a three meet records were broken during the preliminaries the South Dakota College conference track meet Here today. Joe Mendel. Yankton College Star exceeded his Marks last year in the 220 Yard dash and it Broad jump. Welsandt Columbus and state now has two u. S. District judges Sioux Falls. S. D., May 18.�? a3 a for the first time. South Dakota now has two Federal District judges Ings the Tariff Bill when it comes to the Senate finance committee they divulged Here today contrary to the wishes the chairman the committee senator Reed Smoot Utah. Both South Dakota senators have expressed themselves As in favor Public hearings the Bill if its form is not drastically altered before leaving the House. My master and Norbeck have declared their dissatisfaction with the Bill in its present draft and assert that objections lodged by ten major farming organizations to specific provisions in the Bill must be publicly heard if the House does not accede to their requests. The South Dakotas Are joined by senators Brookhart Norris Lafollette and others. Will override Smoot Contention by senator Smoot that Public hearings would be a use j less a a unnecessarily and a too Are held by the Western bloc to be unimportant in View the Reed for further a a airing the till As now written which they say is probably a greater ebon to manufacturing interests than to err cultural. Discussing his attitude the House Tariff Bill Here today. Senator Mcmaster said the Bill was a quite unsatisfactory to Western and predicted a Strong attack its provisions Wien it reaches the Senate. Senator Mcmaster is expected by other members the upper body to take a product has recently concluded an investigation the business and j affairs the latter company. A this investigation carried by experts in various lines has resulted in a report finding the business the Commonwealth company to be in a highly satisfactory condition and in All ways As represented to the castings corporation. A it is evident that the policy president Howard originated by him and ably carried out has brought about a spirit helpful co operation unusual and outstanding among Industrial manufacturing concerns a the castings corporation full appreciative the excellency this organized family spirit and new motors shipped Friedericks Hafen Germany May 18.�? a a feeling that sabotage was responsible for the failure four the Graf Zeppelin s motors almost at the outset its trans Atlantic flight project grew Here today. Or. Hugo Eckener today characterized As a a absurd reports that the engine trouble the Graf Zeppelin came from sabotage. A where would the sabotage have taken place he asked. Director Esterie the Domier air plane works made the charge openly. A Why should the same thing happen to two Crank shafts a he asked. I have been with the motors for recognizing the Many beneficial years and can t conceive such agencies that have caused it will j duplicate tragedies. No there has Hope for the Earnest support the j been dirty work Commonwealth officers and men in order to secure a continuation the excellent policies which have prevailed in the both local institutions the an Rio his discuss record also set last nou Cement said will continue to j yes operate without change in their was recently appointed by Prest Dent Hoover to the newly created seat the Bench the District South Dakota was sworn in Here More than five feet today before Federal judge James a Lee Wyman Yankton who Large hand in dealing with the facial staffs management. Ownership the first Bank Stock investment company is divided equally Between the first National Bank St. Paul and the first National Bank Minneapolis. With a capital $50,000,000. It is intended to coordinate the activities leading Banks in the ninth Federal Reserve District. Retained d. Elliott judge Wyman received his com preliminaries Columbus Mission yesterday and it was pre its position As a favorite seated to him at a banquet Given to retain the championship Noyes Dakota Wesleyan University tied for first place in the in his Honor by fellow townsmen last night at the Yankton Mason Temple. Rev. B. Marker clerk the Tariff legislation in the Senate As he had occasion during the last session Congress to make a study such legislation in connection with his Resolution to reduce exorbitant Tariff rates passed by the Senate at that time. Too much East a raises farm products in the Tariff Bill Are not uniformly pleasing and i do not View with favor the boosts which have been Given High jump finals. Leahy Odum Federal court. At Sioux Falls As i the products the Industrial East a bus. And Noyes cleared the bar at five feet six and three quarters inches. The final summaries finals shot put won by Welsandt Columbus. Postulka Southern Normal second Batcheller Yankton third. Mcnalley Colum feet 1-4 the Aberdeen National Bank has resources $3,557,000 and deposits j bus fourth. Distance 42 $3,300,000. The first state Sqq inches. A Ings Banks has resources $959, a finals mile run won by Sulli-000 and deposits $853,000. Van. Columbus Namminga Huron the holding company is headed j second wedge. Yankton third by George h. Prince chairman Davis. Sioux Falls Quot fourth time the Board. Paul j. Leeman. Vice 35 3.10. New record. Former rec president the first National Ord 4.37 8_10 set by Valder in 1928. Finals High jump Leahy. Cok Umbus and Noyes Wesleyan tied for first Pauker. Columbus Crocket. Huron and Bevans. Spearfish tied for third. Height. 5 feet 6 3-4 Bank in Minneapolis is president the holding company j c. Bassett chairman the Aberdeen National and president the first state savings Bank becomes a director the holding inches company under the affiliation. A finals 440 Yard dash won by . Bassett said today a the Donnelly. Columbus Johonson. Filiation these two Aberdeen augustan second Fjelstad aug Banks with the twin City Organ Astana. Third Holland Iza Tion is a step prompted by time .51. Changing conditions in the Finan 100-Vard dash won by Mendel. Cial world and is in line with an Yankton Johnson. Columbus. Reproved methods modern Bank 0nd Kramer. Columbus third ing. The Aberdeen National Bank Kintz. Columbus Ruth. Tim Rio and the first state savings Bank jockeys and other prof Ronal move to expand their facilities in response to the needs the Community. The Banks will continue to be operated by and for residents Aberdeen and the surrounding Flat new record. Former record to 1-10 set by Kau augustan in 1924 it Distant United states District attorney. Represented Judger Elliott at the banquet the latter being unable to attend. About 250 persons including Many from out town attended the banquet judge Wyman was presented with a watch As an expression appreciation from his fellow townsmen while the ladies Yankton presented mrs. Wyman with a bouquet Flowers. It is believed Here that judge Wyman will preside at the term Federal court which opens in Deadwood next tuesday. Cigar ets May have caused clinic fire Cleveland o., May 18.�? pm investigation into the Cleveland clinic fire which caused the deaths 124 persons from Gas generated by blazing a Ray film went Forward fourth a today with information thai Cigar ets were smoked near the film storage room and that the clinic had been warned the danger. These facts had been uncovered in testimony before an inquest conducted by Coroner a. J. Pearl and county prosecutor Ray t. Miller Newspaperman were told. The in 120 Yard High hurdles won by i Quiry was held behind dosed doors. Bader. Columbus Batcheller yank a report the Ohio inspection ton second Bruce. Spearfish j Bureau warning the clinic to Safe j third Cordova. Huron. Fourth to me 15.9 new record. Former rec Ord 16 2-10, set by Bader in 1926 and equalled in 1928. Finals half mile run Quot won by pc # apr Etc a a woman will command one two planes which were being fitted out today to Challenge the world s refuelling flight record held by the army plane question Mark. Announcement the plans miss Viola Gentry former Holder the women endurance record to attempt to better the record 150 hours. 40 minutes and 15 seconds established by the Crew the question Mark at los Angeles left january was made simultaneously with a similar announcement the part a Crew headed by Lieut. H. B. Clarke former manager Roosevelt Field. Lieutenant Clarke said he planned to take off in a monoplane monday in an Effort to Stav aloft 200 hours. The plane is called the three musketeers. Their plane will be refuelled by Means a device which will enable them to pick up cans gasoline from the ground. Miss Gentry said she would take off tuesday morning. Her plane has been christened the answer. Refuelling the answer will be from another plane flying under it. A special pumping device has been installed in the answer to permit lifting gasoline from the refuelling plane. Turkey eggs woman to seek refuelling Mark i Fjerestad augustan Smith. Sioux Roosevelt Field. N. Y., May 18 Falls second Lyman. Yankton third Nelson. Huron fourth. Time 2 00 8-10 it new record. Former record 2 01 44-10 set by. Valder Yankton in 1928. Preliminaries preliminary summaries too Yard dash first heat won by Mendel. Yankton Kintz. Columbus. Second. Time 10.4. Second heat won by Johnson Columbus Glanzer. Huron second. Time 10.5. A 120 Yard High hurdles first heat a won by Bader Columbus Cor Dover. Huron second Libby Yankton. Third. Time 16.5. Second heat won by Batcheller Yankton Paukert Columbus second Brewer Spearfish third. Time 16.3. 220 Yard dash first heat won by Mendel. Yankton Kramer Columbus second. Time 21.6. New record former record 21 8-10 by Mendel in 1928. Second heat a Hickenbotham Northern Normal and Johnson. Columbus ran dead heat. Time 23 5. Third heat won by Johnson augustan rusted. Sioux Falls second. Time 23.3. 220 Yard Low hurdles first heat a won by Bader Columbus Cordova. Huron second Partridge. Yankton third. Time .27. Second Hea won by Batcheller. Yankton Carr Columbus second Bruce Spearfish third. Time 26.8. Field qualifiers in the Field events the following athletes qualified shot put Welsandt Columbus Postulka Southern Normal Batcheller. Yankton Kcf a in. Columbus and Mitchell Huron. Best Mark 40 feet 101-2 inches by Welsandt. High jump Leahy Columbus guard the building by removing the films was read into the record Pearl admitted after the hearing was closed. Pearl. We Ith Miller declared their inquiry was not a a blame fixing affairs but an attempted a to determine exactly what the inspection report was filed with clinic officials some time ago Pearl said together with recommendations that the film be stored in a separate building. Pearl said he a a believed the report mentioned the desirability sprinklers and ventilation but said he was not certain. 0 Hoover off to fishing preserve de by nausea this morning and the senator Mcmaster asserted a incident to a Resolution which the Senate accepted at the last session. Winch i directed at the then exorbitant rates Many manufacturing products. I found that rates such products were already two three times higher than the rates agricultural products this being the Case it seems unnecessary for me to state that they should be no higher. For this reason. I am certain that there will be a concerted fight in opposition to the Bill if it comes Over from the House in its present will fight unfair duties Mcmaster gave Assurance that an organized bloc Western members would be ready to fight a unfair duties a when this subject comes up for debate in the Senate. A definite program action will not be worked out until action in the House can be anticipated he said. A was to Public hearings in the finance Mcmaster added. A i am in favor such especially As i understand that my farming interests would like to suggest further alterations in the Bill As it now Coyne can Thye through Day say lieutenant governor suffers sinking spell decidedly worse Pierre. S. D., May 18�? air lieutenant governor c. E. Coyne critically ill in the Hospital Here for two weeks with inflammatory condition the heart was not expected to live through the Day. He was reported Quot decidedly worse by his attending physician this noon. Or. Coyne whose condition had remained virtually stationary for the two weeks since his condition became critical developed unfavourable symptoms last night follow Tariff menaces gangsters will speakers Power pick new chief rebellion 65 Western republicans May put speaker in Hole with Capone gone a machine gun election w ill be held in Chicago by Blair Coan i Chicago 111., May 18�? a3 a now Washington. C., May 18�?copy i with Al Capone a put away for a right 1929�?revolt against the new Tariff act by Republican members the House threatens for the first time the omnipresent Power with which speaker Nicholas Longworth year in a Pennsylvania prison it remains to be seen whether the Riddle Chicago gang crime has been solved. There were ominous suggestions has ruled that body. Not Only is j Een Intel Quot the Longworth authority threaten 1 de but there is evidence that the uprising unless stemmed speedily May catapult the entire administration program into oblivion. Report has it that some sixty five Republican members from the West have served notice that unless the Tariff act is re vamped so As to give the Farmers the a same Protection As Industry As promised in the convention platform they will desert and deliver their votes to the democratic opposition. A change one Hundred and thirty votes the Roost that Capone ruled was not one that the most optimistic police officers believed would collapse merely because its support was taken away. Even without its chief the Capone mob remained a potent and sinister threat. May pick new Leader motor experts mystified at the time he was unaware that the failure was Quadruplicate. Or. Ludwig Duerr the Zeppelin s constructor said that both he and the Maybach motor experts were mystified As to the cause the engine failures. He did not believe it was due to Over Strain. A when machines have successfully negotiated 10,000.000 revolutions we generally assume that the element fatigue has been eliminated Quot he said. Meanwhile nine men arrested during the week after actions which characterized them As would he stowaways were being held in strict confinement and it was known would be subjected to rigid examination to make the presence All easily explainable. New motors Are shipped . Duerr left Here in the course the night for cues to join the Zeppelin and arranged for the loading before he left four Reserve motors for the dirigible and other supplies which . Eckener had asked be sent him. These were placed the first train for Toulon pending investigation the Zeppelin s condition nothing More than speculation was possible in prediction the dirigible a immediate future. It was believed it would be necessary for it to remain at cues for at least a week ten Days the gangsters themselves were not using a bras band to advertise b whether it would Start Back to their reaction to the jailing As would occur should this course a for nip a Oscar face Al a but police read several signs none which indicated any termination gang warfare. There was police speculation Over a Rumor that a a machine gun election was being planned to elevate a new Leader to Capone sva Friedrichs Hafen from there continue its american flight was not known. Be pursued will mean the defeat the measure the democrats being solid in their opposition. The a Olive Branch is being offered to the recall Grants by congressman Hawley the author the Bill in the form a suggested meeting at which the demands the West will be considered but the sixty five insurgents declare it is not consideration they Are looking for but a fair treatment for the there were reports too. That rival gangsters emboldened by the temporary removal Capone were getting ready to seize the a Capone territory with bullets and bombs if necessary and thus make the entire City the a a territory one rum running racketeering extor Tion gang. Moran big Bug now George a a Gugsa Moran with Capone gone remains the big name among Chicago gangsters principal among the objections a now to was Moran a gang that was from the agricultural West Are the the victim the sep Tuple murder oink in r s temp Sioux Falls Ankton Watertown Aberdeen Huron bookings 7am. H. L. Of. Re. 53 77 42 .00 Good 49 78 48 .00 Good 46 72 39 Good 40 73 40 Good 44 74 42 .00 Good 53 72 44 do Good three kinds Turkey legs and each brought results. Mrs. Gust Shultz Plankinton sold All her White Hollands that she Paukert Columbus Bevans. Spear Cna mrs uric Wier fir Fly no yes Wesleyan and Crock could spare mrs. Jack w Leret Huron All jumped 5 feet 5 Inch Artesian had Bronze Tures a j j Broad jump Mendel a Yankton keys Ana Loose eggs and Lodge Spearfish. Skor Northern you some the Turkey and a a amp ism a All the Goose eggs. 5 1-2 inches by Mendel new recall a y v i Ord former record 22 feet 4 1-2 mrs. Dan Mcneff let inches by Mendel in 1928. Cher always has results with. Javelin throw Welsandt Colum a n 1 cd j Kus Parker Huron Jones. Yank her Bourbon reds. She had ton rams. Southern Normal and ill j Rill Walker Northern Normal. Best All the orders she could till throw 62 feet 2 5 by Weisand. And they Are still coming in. Discus throw Welsandt Colum. E11-11 j 1 bus Mehl Columbus Batcheller n tact she sold 15 dozen Yankton Postulka. Southern nor a w i Mal and Fletcher Sioux Falls col Asi Ween. I lege. Best throw 135 feet i Inch by plenty time vet to sell Welsandt. New record. Former i i ii la 1 record 130 feet set by Welsandt in Turkey eggs. Use the Blank. 11933 it Washington d. C., May 18�? a it a president Hoover left the White House shortly before 10 30 a. In. Bound for is fishing preserve near Madison Virginia. Baseball results. American league first game k h s Boston .110 000 000�?2 7 i new 023 oox�?5 8 i Macfayden Durham and Berry Pennock and Dickey. Second game bos Toiv. Too too new 010 m. Gaston and Heving Pipgras and Dickey. Philadelphia .000 000 041�?5 7 2 Washington too 002 020�?4 6 2 Ramshaw and Cochrane Jones Braxton and Tate. A second game Philadelphia. 12 Washington. 02 Quinn and Cochrane Brown and Ruel. Chicago. Too 220 Detroit .901 too 1� Adkins and Crouse Uhle and Phillips. Cleveland at St Louis rain. National league j t is i f we jct k St. Louis too 210 000�?3 8 0 Pittsburgh 020 002 02x�?6 la 0 Sherdel and Wilson Smith Russell Kremer and Hargreaves. First game new York too 200 002�?4 7 0 Boston too 201 011�?5 13 0 Genewich. Benton and Hogan r. Smith and Taylor. Second game new York.201 Ooi 211 Walker and Farrell Cantwell and Taylor. Cincinnati. Too too 0 Chicago Ooi 402 0 May and Gooch Root and Gonzales Brooklyn a. 02 Philadelphia. 40 Ferguson Dudley and Sweet land and Travis fact that there is no increase in the Tariff butter very Little flax that Cream is increased from thirty to Only forty eight cents a gallon that there is very Little in crease potato starch and none Sago and tapioca from which this is manufactured. The farm leaders say they Are disappoint cd by an increase Twenty five per cent shingles and that the new tariffs bricks and Cement will tend to increase the Cost these essential products to the Farmers. There Are Many other objections voiced by members from various sections and Solomon himself might be at a loss to find a Happy medium which will satisfy the dissatisfaction. This is the first time in his career As sneaker that . Long Worth has had to face a Bellicose majority and it will be interesting to witness his political strategy. Last St. Valentines Day a murder that outdid in horror anything Ever before perpetrated in the Long years Chicago gang rivalry. Moran blamed the massacre upon Capone s men. There is no outstanding figure in the Capone ranks upon whom his leadership could descend but police believe there Are several who Are ready to Battle for the chieftain by. Sought jail belief Philadelphia pa., May 18�? a3 a Oscar face Al Capone sentenced yesterday to one year in jail for carrying a pistol was believed in some quarters to have sought jail As an Asylum from the bullets rival gangsters. At the Brief hearing at which he pleaded guilty it was intimated he had courted arrest and that the loaded revolver he turned Over to police was carried for that express purpose. The Philadelphia record said today that his action followed receipt says threatened Tariff rebellion has collapsed j word at Atlantic City where he later sinking condition. The lieutenant governor remained in a sinking condition this afternoon. His decline was most rapid Between to clock this morning and noon with slight change noted following that hour. He was resting at mid afternoon but was very Low. A was unable to talk and his vision became impaired this morning. Derby horses fetlock deep heavy rain makes Churchill Downs Sloppy Field Cut to 21 Churchill Downs Louisville ky., May 18�? up a a Sloppy track fetlock deep in mud after a hard rain faced the Field this afternoon for the fifty fifth running the Kentucky Derby. It stopped raining at noon and brightened up t the picturesque Downs a bit but the skies remained overcast and the rain started again during the afternoon. Early scratches reduced the Field to 21. This spoiled the Chance breaking the record array 22 horses that went to the Post last year. O Republican Washington Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. May 18�?an almost solid democratic vote will be cast in the House against the Hawley Scot Tariff Bill according to a canvass completed Here today which indicates that while the democrats have succeeded in mustering their full strength in opposition the Bill will pass by an ample margin. The possibility that Republican members from states West the Mississippi might follow the Lead insurgents in the Senate and join with the democrats against the administration majority has apparently broken Down. Have paper majority the republicans have paper majority in the House too votes Over the democrats but this includes members from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Nebraska the Dakotas and other states whose senators voted last week to write the had asked hostile Chicago gang leaders to meet him for a peace pact that not Only would they refuse to meet with him but that he would be a put the spot and killed at the first Opportunity. The record said this version was Given by Drey Hall who described himself As one four bodyguards with Capone at the time his Arcline was arrested with Capone and also sentenced for one year. Capone went to jail with a smile his lips and no mention was made an Appeal from the sentence the maximum jail term for the offence. Capone a Story tended to discount the jail sentence seeking theory j he said he happened to be in Phila Delphia at the time his arrest Only because he missed his train for Chicago. He had gone to the movies he said to put in the time until his next train. Promised peace Aid Chicago 111., May 18�?f/p sch3"�? debenture into the Quot farm bin Quot pres face Ai Quot Capone conferred with ent indications Are that most Frnk a Loesch Veteran vice Era the House Republican members Saer a Chicago last August and from these states will vote for the tto in quiet the cites Hawley Smoot Bill although that 55�?T 1 measure has already drawn the wit fire the insurgents in the Sens Buffy room a Chicago hotel ate including senators Norris and Howell Nebraska Blaine Wisconsin Mcmaster South Dakota and Brookhart Iowa. Dickinson seeks Compromise representative James a. Frear Wisconsin is the Only member the House ways and Means com i and appealed to his sense duty As an american citizen husband and father. Capone listened respectfully Loesch said when the plea was finished he Rose extended his hand and said Quot ill help you . Loesch said he and Capone prom immediate future Zeppelin undecided cues France May 18.�? put a French Blu jackets stood guard today about the German dirigible Graf Zeppelin housed in the hangar from which their own ill fated Dix Mude went Forth five years ago to disaster. Inside the hangar French mechanics assisted the grafts Crew former enemies but now friends in distress to repair the damage which had incapacitated four the dirigible a five motors. The entire atmosphere was one friendliness and Good Fellowship with a dash bitter disappointment among the germans that they had failed to take their ship another time across the Atlantic. There was Little no Trace animosity which kept the two Peoples so far apart during the world War and in the immediately succeeding years. Eckener shows Strain the first Man to Call . Hugo Eckener the dirigible a master after he arose late this morning was rear Admiral binary commanding the French naval base at Toulon. A i have a duty gratitude to fulfil a the German commander told the French rear Admiral. A i wish to express my sincerest thank to the French Navy for the efficacious assistance rendered us in our he was not the Hale and Hearty Man he had been pictured in France. On the contrary he appeared Pale and drawn with his eyes bloodshot. He who generally has been so Calm had a nervous twisting to his Mouth and the left Side his face Plain evidence the terrific Strain to which he had been subjected during the Battle with the elements Over Southern France yesterday. Touched by reception. He turned to newspapermen a a won to you please Tell your readers that the reception and Welcome afforded me my Crew and my passengers has gone directly to my heart a it was no secret Here that Tho German commander did everything i tee who can be classed As an in jisei1 each other that nothing should surgent Republican. He made a be said their meeting until the vigorous attack upon the 3-cent Chicago gang situation cleared up. Duty sugar reported from the Loesch was accompanied at the con committee but it is doubtful if he Ference by a secret service Man and will vote against the billion final a government agent. Undy flies Anne i passage. Several the Wisconsin f he said Oday he believed Capone i to Fri Giro Ramr members will probably join with had kept his Promise to help a make in jul milk Fri Ulm the democrats the Roll Call but Chicago a beter place to live in and under the leadership represent that the keening the Promise led Active l. J. Dickinson Iowa most him finally to voluntary inc Arcera the Western republicans have lion in a Philadelphia jail. Indicated a willingness to support a the Bill if certain amendments Drunken Driver raising the duties farm products and modifying the rates articles farm consumption Are adopted. Of rest. Another bodyguard Franr possible to Avert a forced Landing a in France. When turning Back when off the coast Spain it was . Eckener a deep rooted intention to make Friedrichs Hafen under Tho dirigible a own Power even though two his motors were already ou3 commission. The third motor passed out near Nimes and the fourth motor was silenced when passing Over Monte Limar. In the hours that followed to violence the cold Northwest Wii id forced a change in his plans necessitating even his eventual rail for help to the French authorities. Will try again a we have failed to Eross the Atlantic As we had done before Aud As we shall do again before Long a . Eckener said. French naval authorities Verj loud in their Praise the manner in which . Eckener had handled his ship in pm extremely difficult situation. Passengers except those who left for chef Bourg and Paris rested to by at Toulon after the fatigue end worry the past two Days. Non them had French visas for their passports which were in order exclusively for America but the French authorities waived formalities and permitted them to proceed to Toum departure the Zeppelin either for Friedrichs Hafen elsewhere remained problematical. 0 Portland me., May 18�?up a colonel Charles a. Lindbergh piloting an amphibian plane with miss Anne Morrow his Fiancee seated at his Side landed at Portland Airport at 3 p. In. Short Gas a flight from new York to North Haven Maine. They were accompanied by mrs. Dwight Morrow her other daughters. Misses Elizabeth and Constance and mrs. Morrow a Secretary. Josephine Graham. The Stop at the Airport which is located at Scarboro Between Portland and old Orchard. Picinich i was Only Long enough to take a Sunn a fuel. Wagner Bank pays Pierre. S. D., May 18�? a3 a payment a fourth dividend to per cent to creditors the Wagner state Bank. Wagner was announced by the state banking department to Dav. Kills 2 children Chicago. 111., May 18�? a5 a a stolen automobile with a Drunken Man at the wheel careened at High Speed into a group children playing in front a school la St night. Two the children were killed and two others so seriously Hurt they May die. Half a dozen others leaned to Safet a objection to Lenroot fails Washington Dot a. May 18�? a3 a Irvine Lenroot former Wisconsin senator is to be a judge the court customs and Patent appeals. Persistent opposition to i nomination was finally overcome yesterday and the Senate voted confirmation. The vote was 42 to 27 and it came Only after seven hours continuous debate by the Senate in executive session with senator Norris. Republican a Obreska continuing to the end the Effort he began during the final Days the Coolidge administration to Block the mint

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