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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 21, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota I he evening Republican City edition vol xxxv Imitchell s. Saturday May 21, 1921 no. 174 Pope urges settlement on Ireland pontiff proposes solution be made by an All Ireland body makes formal Appeal both Ireland and England Are asked to abandon violent methods Dundalk lie. May 21.�?pope by in i written to Cardinal Leslie Premier of Ireland appealing to both the English and Irish to abandon violence and proposing that the Lush question be settled by a body see Ted i the whole Irish nation. The pontiff sent Cardinal rogue 200,-ooh lire for tile Irish White Cross. Twenty men hold up Rifle freight train band carries $70,000 Worth of merchandise away near Buffalo in Daylight the Hare and the Tortoise new York City May 21.�?reports that a new York Central foreign train been held up by armed bandits near North Tonawanda and robbed of $70,000 Worth of merchandise were declared false at the office of chief of police Edward Miles of the new York Central lines. Efto canted pre lenses wire Buffalo n. Y., May 21�?twenty men masked and armed held up a freight train on the Sanborn Branch of the new York Central Railroad near North Tonawanda Early today and carried away it ii shoos clothing aul Mobile tires Aud Oiler freight estimated to be Worth $10,000. Half the bandits covered the Crew and Railroad detectives with weapons while the others loaded the goods into so motor trucks. Quot the i to Calle d a vex Frijs �3pjes�cnd ail to it so rho a too to h hmm Meik a 80asteoie�0�ative. Guns Salute last rites for Justice White president and mrs. Harding occupy places immediately behind Flower banked casket Lone Bandit tricks mail clerk of valuable bags Sacramento Cai. May 21.�?while peace officers were scouring the county flt or a Lone Bandit who held up the mail clerk on eastbound Souther Pacific train number 20. At new cantle near Here last night and secured sever d hags of mail Post office authorities were endeavouring to estimate the log a. The Bandit is believed to be Poy car Ner mail robber and fugitive from Justice. The Bandit forced mail clerk Ralph Decker to Stop Tho train about a half mile from new Castle and robbed him of his watch and Chain according to reports to the dispatchers office Here. He then seized the mail b is and escape d in a wailing automobile unemployment is decreasing federation of labor shows 60 too fewer men out of work than in March Utah a rotated i Rapai Kenned Vav ire i ohm Aton ii. A. May 20.�?lyi-emd lament figures compiled by Sec do Frank Morrison of Mio America federation of labor from reports feuding him. Show that today in 2101 a Iii it there Are t,325.061 persons i by ii Union and non Union out of pm i Quot int As compared with 1.391,-j 3 of the last of March. A statement embodying the reports by cities was mad Public tonight. Figures for Chicago had not been fad by but greater new York and i Unity according to the report has 40u.onr> unemployed or the same t in r n on the last of March. A my has 125,000 against 108.-th lid of March Baston 40.000, As mid 36,000 in March Milwaukee 4 "0 s Mist 0.000 a Louis 50.-Oon ii and 37,500 Pittsburgh 60.-,m,� against 20.oop Indianapolis 25.-Coo against 20,000 Cincinnati 20.000 whilst 35,000, Aud los Angeles 18.-1 a Quot against a similar number in March. By Amori Atud in trim Kenned wire i Washington i. C., May 21.�?with honors rendered doubly impressive by the simplicity of tile ceremony the body of Edward Douglas White chief Justice of the routed states was buried today in Oak Hill cemetery to sleep forever within sound of the Cit. Where his great service to the nation was rendered. Simultaneously with the hour o the funeral. President Harding had ordered that at to a. Or. The american Flag. Wherever flown he half masted and that a funeral Saint of seventeen guns be fired at american military world. A Small company ii and gathered in an Dorval stations throughout the St. Matthew s Church when the hour of service arrived. Close up to the altar the casket was banked with Flowers and directly behind it president and mrs. Harding took their places while Cabinet members diplomats and committees of Congress High department officials and others of those representing a government in mourning were grouped with a few intimate friends. The uniforms of maj a general March chief of get Iff and the officers who accompanied him to represent hic army. And of mimic Al Coon i a chief of operations of the Navy and his officers marked High lights among the somber Black of the civilians. When All were in their places the doors were opened to the throng that waited outside and the Church was quickly filled. Requiem mass w is celebrate by monsignor Lee. Rector of the Church. Which Justice White attended. At the altar were gathered also a group of clergy that included monsignor Bon Zano. Papal Delegate. Only a Little company of relatives and close friends and eight surviving members of the supreme court As honorary pall bearers went to pay a a last honors at the grave. Of communists in Battle Quot a Quot Home. Italy. May 21.�?three persons Are dead two Are dying an i Many Are suffering from wounds As a result of a pitched Battle Between communists and extreme nationalists at Giusi Tuscany where Post Elco Tion disorders continue. Today a baseball National league Pittsburgh. 026 002 063�?13 ii 2 it Brooklyn 003 012 oooo 6 12 4 Glazner. Inn. Carlson and Skiff Grimes. Mitchell and Taylor. Chicago. 120 0io ioo�?5 t3 i new York too too too 2 to it Tyler and Ofarrell Ryan Douglas. Perritt and Snyder. Cincinnati. Too 102 i to oo�?5 it i to Boston 102 too Ojo oi�?6 12 5 Napier. Rixey and Wingo in Sci Ger. Gibson and of Neill. A by Killin Gim and godly. St. Louis. 002 of at Philadelphia. Too 201 done 9 and Clemons Baumgartner Smith and Peters. American league new York. 204 too 00 i to i a Chicago. Too 200 002 i 7 2 Ferguson and setting me Weeney Wilkinson and Schalk. Philadelphia. 227 000 at Cleveland. A a. 300 032 Keene Perry and Perkins utile Caldwell Morton and of Neill. Boston. Of 0 at Detroit. F01 3 Hemlock and Burl avers Gauss and Ainsmith. Washington. Of at St. Louis. Of Mogridge and Gharrity Palmero and Severeid. I big decrease in meats in cold storage Union chiefs will pass upon rail wage Cut cupid obliged to await outcome of baseball opener the opening of the baseball season nearly postponed a wedding yesterday. Miss Mahel Louise Homan and William Louis Davis of Scotland came to Mitchell Friday afternoon intending to be married. They did not succeed in locating s. Caffre clerk of courts until after the Ball game. They were granted a License after office hours and were married at 8 p. In. At the methodist episcopal Church by or. J. S. Darkness. Or. And mrs. Clinton Cass of Scotland accompanied the Bride and Groom to Mitchell. Mrs. Davis was a teacher in the Fulton Public schools which closed for the summer vacation thursday evening. Rendering plants blows up one injured boiler lets 00 and William Curtis is badly burned total stocks Are Over Quarter million pounds under the three Vear average Fly annotated Presa wire Washington Alay 21.�?total stocks of meals in cold storage warehouses and packing plants Are 211,060 too pounds less than last year and nearly 261,000,000 pounds under the three year average the Bure Iii of announced today. The total meat cured stocks this month Are j 45.000,00 pounds under the five year in a rag it added the principal shortage being in dry Salt pork. Apples in cold storage this month on the other hand according i it the Bureau Are 428,000 barrels Abo e Hie five Leif average while the holdings of eggs Are 4.01 soon rises As compared with 2,135.000 last year at Cis time. -0 tallest Man in world Dies in Iowa at age of 24 Mux City. La. May 20.�?bernard be. Sai i to be the tallest Man in world died today at Oto la., his Oyne was known As the a Youthful in. His height measured eight one Inch. He weighed 300 rids. M Yvore size 2 4 shoes. He had it ill for several months. He was years old. Read the Dollar Day bargain ads tomorrow six Hundred chairmen to melt at Chicago july 1st to act on award or pres of Weil Vav i of i Cleveland of. May 21.�?approximately 600 general chairmen of the four big brotherhoods and Hie switch men a Union of North America will attend .1 joint conference in Chicago in Friday. July i. I consider and Pas upon la wage award to tie made by the i Nite a slates Railroad labor Board effective on that Date. Tile Call for Hie joint conference was signed by Warren s. Stone grand chief Engineer of the brotherhood of locomotive engineers Vvs. S. Carter president of the brotherhood of locomotive firemen and engine men l. Pm Shepperd president of the order of hallway conductors Vav. G. Lee president of tile brotherhood of Railroad trainmen and t. Cashed newly elected president of the switch men a Union of North America. S. Tornado tears up $65,000 included in the lo86 is air planer Pathfinder of Yel a low8tone Trail by a Ltd had pro a wire Aberdeen s. D., May 21.�?damage estimated at Between $40,000 Ani $65,000 was done by a Tornado in Webster township East of Here. Thursday evening according to first reports reaching Aberdeen today. Included in the loss was the Yellowstone air route Pathfinder air plane. Piloted by a. Vvs. Nelson of Aberdeen and Arthur Yin theiste of Minneapolis. Neither flier was injured although their plane was wrecked. Farmer in the Vicinity of Webster report having seen a funnel shaped Cloud shortly before dark thursday and fearing a Cyclone Many took Refuge in cellars. The storm lasted about 30 minutes according to reports and Del damage Over in Are approx a i Tely 20 Miles in every direction from Webster. So As could a Learned no one was killed. Of Mitchell produce butterfat in sour Cream. .27 butterfat in Sweet milk62 butter. I Quot weather report forecast South Dakota partly Cloudy Ani somewhat unsettled tonight and sunday not much change in temperature. Local Lampe Raturi. By the government thermometer to noon saturday maximum 86. Minimum 64. Temperature at noon 86. Forecast for Tho weak Washington. C., May 21.�? weather predictions for the week beginning monday issued by the weather Bureau today Are upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys warm generally fair with probability of scattered showers rated by the committee report pre an explosion Whir occurred at the Mitchell rendering Plant East of the City at 3 30 of clock tins afternoon damaged the Interior of the budding and seriously injured William Curtis an employee there. The explosion resulted from a in Hiah steam pressure in the holler. Tile boiler was blown to pieces the door of time building torn off and considerable other damage done. Or. Curt i who was operating the Plant at the time of the explosion was badly burned about the body and also suffered some cuts. With income of 150,000, ass maid to steal remove lid from whiskey prescriptions Auto Accident is thought to physicians under new rules to have caused kleptomania May write All they wish loot Worth $25,000 up to the new chief husband give her $300 month but woman hired out As servant by Admirl Rufed or a a it i Vav lev Chicago ii May 21.�? injuries incurred Iii an automobile Accident and alleged to have caused kleptomania Wen held responsible by rein live a Ami physicians today for the acts if mrs. Joseph s. Heil wife of a wealthy broker who confessed last night according to the police that for More than a year she had been robbing Homes of wealthy families by posing As a maid. The loot was said to total More than $25,000, and much of it was found in mrs. Hellas Bonn. In detention Home mrs. Heil was held in a detention Home today on four formal charges of robbery. Lier condition was Sal i by attending physicians to be serious for. In addition to it mental troubles with which she was said to he affected she is soon to become a Mottler. Mrs. Heil with an allowance of $300 a month from her husband two automobiles and a magnificent Home forged references according to her alleged confession and ordained employment As maid in fashionable North Shore Homes robbing them when sh3 left. She was identified by four former employers. Pawned jewelry the loot ranged from Canary Bird cages to a valuable piece of jewelry. A number of Platinum pins and Diamond rings were being traced today by the police through Pawn tickets found in mrs. Hellas Home. Her husband had recently Given her a Small apartment building it we said by relatives and mrs. Heil was quoted As saying that much of the property she stole was is d in furnishing it. Or. Heil refused for some time to believe the charges against his wife. Why i can Cash my personal Check for $2.6.ooo at. Any Chicago he told reporters. A Why should my wife steal Quot his income was said to be More than $150,000 a year. Mrs. Heil is mistress of several servants she is 38 be is old. Gov. Harding proposes plan for cattle men head of Reserve rank proposes $10,000,000 corporation for Long time Loans proposed regulations based on Palmer ruling of pint Hor ten Days of Ahac Lulf pre i wire Washington. I. C., May 20.�?new regulations have been prepared which will Mabb physicians prescribing whiskey for medical purposes to write As Many prescriptions As hey consider necessary prohibition officials said tonight. I rider existing regulations physicians Are limited i one Hundred whiskey prescriptions Over a period of ninety Days. The new regulations officials said were ready for consideration by the new commissioner Ltd internal Revenue the nomination of David s. Blair of Winston Salem. N c., As commissioner is awaiting confirmation by tin Senate. Removal of til a limit from the number of prescriptions for whiskey it was explained was made necessary by to opinion of former Whitney general Palmer holding that the Only limitation Congress had pm iced on thens of whiskey f a medical purposes was that riot More than Ltd pint ult be prescribed for and one person Witt in ten Days. Topeka Kis. May 20.�?organization of a $100,000,000 finance corporation to extend Long time credit offers the chief salvation of the livestock Industry of tile United states or. P. G. Harding governor of tit a Federal Reserve Board declared her today in a conference with leading Kansas Stock men. Say prohibition clerks make most by taking permits by i i Enfil or Washington May 20.�?declaring the Washington d. C., May 20.�?declaring it was not possible to draft a bomb proof liquor Law Wayne b. Wheeler general a tinsel of the anti Saloon league told the House judiciary committee today that some clerks employed by District prohibition commissioners were making More Money in a week through dishonest dealing with fraudulent permits for withdrawal of alcohol than they would earn on straight salaries in two years. Approximately 35 000,000 Gallons had been withdrawn in the last year or considerably More than a quart for every Man woman and child in tile country or. Wheeler said. His was the concluding argument on the vol Stead Hill it it tighten up i to volstead Law and prevent Sale of Ber to the sick. Or. Wheeler contended that of the 35.000,000 Gallons fully 80 per re was used for beverage purposes. Ii suggested amending the Law in tint non of it could a removed until Gay medicating and denaturing it hid been rendered unfit for drinking. Touching Only lightly on Tho i Hon of Beer As a Medicine or Wheeler presented hundreds of millions fro Many sates most of them from doctors opposing any let Down in Hie volstead Law under which Beer could he prescribed for the ailing or. Harvey w. Wiley shot was delegated to a what is whisk kept Quot told the committee in a to minute talk. That there were no medical properties in Beer and the it it had never been recognized by til profession As a medical agent. Shoots teacher for whipping his son Abandons Daylight saving Denver colo., May 21.�?denver will abandon Daylight saving Arni return to Observance of Standard time at i a. In. Sunday May 22, the Daylight saving ordinance having been repealed by an overwhelming popular vote tuesday. By no Ruthd pre wire i Willmo mo., May 20.�?a posse with bloodhounds is searching in Hie Vicinity of Willmo tonight for of. L. Rose a Railroad Engineer who today shot and Erio isly wounded j. Leland Dalton 21, local High school teacher after ins son Joseph to. 12 had been whipped by Roscoe Pierce superintendent of Hie school. Marine strikers accept 15 per cent wage Cut 8team ship owners asked to 8ub8cri8e to shipping Board agreement by a a a ocl a Ted or Al it a in it Wurr Washington d m in 21.�?acceptance of tit 15 or cent wage reduction for Marine engineers demanded by the shipping Hoard with Modi take away sunday movies and baseball and churches will Prosper ministers report to working orations understood to tie included in mint reached Here today at conditions is a agree Confer by associated pre leaded a re Winona Lake ind., May 21.�?plans of the Church for carrying on its efforts against. Sabbath desecration and against violation of prohibition Laws were outlined at the Genera Assembly of Hie presbyterian Church today. Or. Ii. L. Bowlby general Secretary of the committee on Sabbath Observance presenting his report this morning. Declared that there is a nationwide pro Ganda for a wide open sunday. This movement was inaugurated at Washington november 22 last by powerful amusement and sporting or pand effectual a animations and he added that it has had the generous help of the daily is visiting with her sister. Miss Gladys abolition of sunday baseball. Sunday movies sunday theatres and unnecessary sunday business Vas adv sensed by or. Bowlby. A remove these counter Attar actions report a and it will prove far it vie a and distractions of the Day Quot said the to woo and win Back the multitude of Young people who have lost their Way to the Bible school and Hie Church. Close up the sunday movies and the theatre shut the Gates of the. Baseball Parks lock the doors of Many places of business make More attractive but none the less spiritual the meetings of the Church and this Paramount problem of the churches Wilt be Well on the Way to a definite in addition to the report of the committee of Sabbath Observance the standing committee of Temperance and moral welfare was presented to the Assembly this morning. Prohibition enforcement problems were dealt with in the report. Enre Between Secretary Davis hair Man Benson of the Board my rear Enta to veg of thai Trine engineers a it enc Arial association. The changes in working conditions an overtime it was indicated would bring the actual reduction in wage to somewhat Jess than 15 per cent. Secretary Davis w. S Jenkins of the shipping Board and the Marine engineers representatives will go to new York today to Confer with the american steamship owners association in an Effort to have it agree to the terms also. The radio operators and seamen a same terms or. Davis believed representatives would agree to the o Sarah Bernhardt decorated Madrid Spain May 21.�?sa Rah Bernhardt to Lay was decorated with the Eros of Alfonso Xii. King a Fonso will receive mine. Bernhardt when she returns to Madrid from Malaga

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