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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 26, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican get edit Ink i it a. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota monday May 26, 1924. Number 203. W. Hickey drowned Beauty gives tests for husbands Nebraska girl says she will use psychology a miss Alyce Mccormick even gives out the tests which she plans to try fourteen offer hand it prize Beatty won t have them wants Marri Mie arranged scientifically by Alexander Herman Nela service staff writer new York City May 26.�? pick our husband by psychology apply big business methods to the business of marriage a jobs a Job at Home or in an of and Only the Best applicants Lould fill it. That a the theory of miss Alyce Mcormick. 23-year-old prize Beauty Nebraska and daughter of a col inel of the volunteers of America ind she has come to new York to a but it into practice. Long lines of applicants pass before her daily both at the masons fashion and Home exposition where she is the Center of attraction and it her Greenwich Village hotel where he has the Bell hops gasping. But i of far none has passed the test. Fourteen men have tried to make Ihor change a the method of selection by making alluring offers of marriage. But i will not have any of them Quot pays the determined miss. A a i have seen too Many marriages go on the rocks because of unscientific arrangements. A and i am going to take no so she goes on patiently awaiting the applicant who can stand the tests. There is a Long list of these. First of course is miss Mccormick a reaction. If the appearance of the Man strikes her. She puts him to the first test. She smiles and her psychologists watch the mans reactions if too Bright a glitter comes into his Eye or too Dull a look he is passed up. But if just the proper Shade of pleasantness he is allowed to go on. Then comes the test for impression Light chatter about things in general and Mccormick a ideas in particular bring about an expression of incredulity. Or concurrence. By this psychologists make their second judgement. Miss Alyce Mccormick Jap reservists Are roused by exclusion act Tokyo Japan May 26.�?up a ten thousand japanese former service men who now Are army reservists took part today in an anti exclusion demonstration at the National miliary shrine Here and adopted a Resolution asking reservists of the entire country to unite for the Sake of their fatherland. A in View of the nature of the Amer can japanese situation a the Resolution said Quot the Tokio association of reservists declared the determination to fulfil at a moments Call the duties of its members and military Shinkichi Uyesugi. Noted nationalistic publicist in an address to the reservists declared it no longer was possible to reach a satisfactory Compromise with America on immigration. A Quot if history teaches to continued Quot an eventual collision be tween Japan and America on the a. Is civic is another speaker lieutenant general Bunjiro Hori Crouchi. One of the heroes of the to Sungtao Campaign told the sex service men Quot we must be determined to undergo whatever i three suspects Are caught in kidnapping Case Chicago 111., May 26.�?opy�?the states attorney his assistants and the police worked All night on Clews As to possible kidnapper and Slayer of 14 year old Robert Franks son of Jacobi Franks. Retired millionaire Pawn broker and manufacturer but Early today appeared no nearer a solution of the mystery than when the lads nude body was found last thursday. The body of the lad was Laid to rest yesterday afternoon attended by class mates at the private school he was leaving when last seen alive last wednesday. Early today three men Riding in an automobile answering the description of a machine said to have loitered near the private school attended by Young Franks several Days before he disappeared were seized at Summit ii. About 20 Miles from Here amp not brought into Chicago for questioning. There was some Effort to connect the disappearance of Gertrude Barker 17, with the kidnapping of Young Franks. The girl has been missing Nee wednesday when she left an Coolidge signs House approves exclusion Bill slaps Congress president reproves lawmakers or their stand on japanese question Felt act necessary otherwise executive. Declares he would have vetoed it without delay two arrested in Sioux Falls for tax Bill now Luverne robbery unto cloudge Washington d. C., May 26.�? a a the immigration Bill was signed today by president Coolidge. Despite the provision making japanese exclusion effective july i put into the measure Over his vigorous opposition the president decided because of other considerations to give the executive approval necessary to spread the legislation on the statute books. It was pointed out that inasmuch As the present immigrating Law some doubt still exists As to attitude to be taken by executive tax Burden is Cut practically every Federal Levy payer will be relieved by new measure Washington d. A. May 26.�?</p the conference tax Bill already passed by the Senate was approved today by the House. Providing reduction of taxes for almost every Federal tax payer the measure now goes to president Coolidge. The vote was 376 to 9, it carried a 25 per cent reduction on income taxes payable this year permanent revision downward of the income rates repeal or lowering most of the miscellaneous and excise taxes South Dakotan loses her life in Minnesota Lake Sioux Falls s. May 26. Carroll Denbow of Sioux Falls and a companion who gave his name As Davis and his address As by. Paul were a i nested Here today and taken to Luv be Lime prominent a4ud Verne minn., in connection with the woman Falls foot boat robbery last week of the Ash Creek. Minn., Bank. I near Brighton farm Roc to put up fight for farm Aid companion helpless child tries Rescue with oar but mrs. Hickey makes no struggle to Aid. A it s easy to Tell whether a Many a hari8bps Are necessary in ave Kim Academy near the school attended by Al a of a Winnars Gryf Mccot we a lift Norh Afroh lust hat 11 Hiim i Polisi hat fibbing or sincere Mick in an aside. A and i find most of them Are if perchance the applicant gets a his far he is subjected to More detailed tests conducted privately. His patience is tested by Iong for the next Experiment. His resourcefulness a by solving a Puzzle in a certain length of time. His ingenuity by piecing to be her blocks in a certain design. His adjust ability by Quick changes from one problem to another employing different faculties. His neatness by arranging figures and objects in certain Combina to n within a requisite time. His tolerance by his Recac j the insult hich America has done our presbyterians favor planto outlaw strife grand rapids. Mich. May 26�? a31 a the presbyterian general Assembly today unanimously adopted a Resolution pledging itself a to the outlawing of Lions to disturbing factors during War and to the hastening of the Day certain of these experiments. The murdered lad. Her usual course homeward would have taken her past the Corner at which the boy was last Pires june 30. A veto might have made it necessary to Rush through an emergency measure in the closing hours of the session. Such a step the president Felt would not be practicable in View of the tangled legislative situation and the certainty that any emergency provision would be upset by Many attempts at amendment and possibly blocked altogether. Ensures Congress As soon As he had fixed his signature to the Bill however the president began preparation of a statement expressing his disapproval of the failure of Congress to provide for longer delay in the effective Date of japanese exclusion. The presidents statement declared he had approved the Bill because of the necessity of considering Quot the Bill As a whole and the imperative need of the country for legislation of this general character. If the exclusion provision stood alone the president said he would have disapproved it without hesitation. The president signature was affixed to the Bill after he had conferred with Secretary Hughes and had devoted a week end to study of the measure and the reports made on it by the state and labor departments. Besides the japanese exclusion feature the Bill contains a number of provisions which were the bases of stub born contest when the legislation first was under consideration he Senate and House. One ques Long in dispute was the method of determining National quotas which under the measure As finally passed Are reckoned at two per cent on the basis of the 1890 census. A ii Ilia in nolo roused Congress this and All other disagreements Over the Bill a provisions subordinated to the japanese exclusion Issue Ever since ambassador Han in to Tion and a 25 per cent reduction on earned incomes of $10,000 and under. Although some doubt exists As to president Coolidge attitude in View of Treasury departments opposition to the provision for limited publicity of tax returns and an increase in estate taxes. Republican leaders in both the Senate and House joined the solid democratic lineup in support of the measure. Concern Over the extent of reduction authorized has been diminished apparently by the announcement by senator Smoot Republican Utah that the latest calculation by government actuaries shows the Bill i l raise sufficient Revenue to take care not Only of All government expenses but of the new Bonus Law and leave a surplus of about $2,000,000. Although some of the administrative changes recommended by Secretary Mellon were incorporated in the Washington a it. C., May 26 notice was Given today to the Senate by senator Frazier of North Dakota a Republican of the farm bloc that there would be Strong opposition to adjournment of Congress on june 7 unless farm Relief legislation is enacted meantime. A there has been a lot of propaganda of late for adjournment of that Date a said senator Frazier. A i want to say that i shall oppose adjournment unless farm Relief legislation is enacted. We should pass either the Norris Sinclair Bill or the Mcnary Haugen Bill. Quot it seems to me that of this administration is going to the country on its record it cannot afford to go to the country without farm Relief legislation passed before senator Borah. Republican. Idaho declared that Congress should not adjourn until reclamation Relief legislation is enacted. Quot conditions to cite culture Are serious enough in difference parts of the country a senator Borah said a but conditions Are even More serious with respect to reclamation senator Borah declared that thousands of persons who had been endeavouring for ten or fifteen years to establish and maintain Homes on pro Salinger must come for trial court decides his mental capacities by remembrance of tests arithmetic Quot and if he is still in the problems and word analogies. Says miss Mccormick Quot we have other these Guage his reaction to children by having some of them run into the room when riot expected and pester a he. Applicant with innumerable annoyances. His reaction to old people to War no when nations shall learn the Resolution was adapted after efforts to Amend to to pro it de an Agency to crystallize Cho peace senti Mel t had been beaten. An amendment to insert in the Resolution a sentence dedicating to e ? a support of members of the Church to the nation should the country become involved in War was overwhelmingly Defeated. The Resolution set Forth that the Church Quot refuse to believe that the wholesale Slaughter of human beings a by introducing a civil War Veter-1 upon the Battlefield a morally any an who insists on telling his Story j More necessary to Many a highest Deer to old Randii Oiher who likes to Vei Ozment than is killing by the in reminisce. His determination by get Ting us invitation to a theatre or other affair. If he save a would you like to go dividing it sees in War Quot a definite Challenge to the followers of the Prince of peace and invites the cooperation Quot of All Christendom in a determined in be so and so a he fails in this Effort to devise such Complete machinery for space As shall insure the settlement of All International controversies by reason instead of Brookhart wont go Back Home to fight for place Chicago. Til May 26.�?United states senator Smith w. Brookhart of Iowa will not go to the Hawkeye state to Campaign for re nomination for the Senate it was Learned Here today from friends the senator. The Iowa primary is scheduled for june to St. Rut if he says with Force a we Are coing to see this play tonight he and if prohibition weren to in effect i would have another test that of getting the Man slightly drunk As to watch the reactions of his rub conscious mind stripped of the inhibitions which Are self imposed no one has been Able to pass these tests yet. Rut i m still hopeful a closes miss Mccormick. Quot though it is beginning to look that big business methods perhaps Are not easily applicable to the business of cities can limit liquor sold under permit court says Washington d. C., May 26.�?cilia or or their police Power can restrict Quantity of intoxicating liquor physicians May dispense on options it was held today by supreme court. Merlin w. Hixson a to Angeles re had protested against the a \ which prohibited druggists rom filling physicians prescriptions Rig for More than half a print of Cating liquor contending that under the Federal prohibition Ign ians could prescribe one pint. Courta the City or seen miss barkers relatives fear that Lara on apr11 11 sett a not to the she might have been a witness of the i department suggesting that the Franks kidnapping and therefore Rak possibility of Quot grave consequences in along by the kidnappers. A considered before an absolute leg a Florist who sent a Wreath bearing Isla Tive Barrier was reared against the name Johnson to the funeral of the japanese. The note was Char the kidnapping victim yesterday is pos-1 a Terizer in both Senate and House Trva he could deat Ify the Man who i As a veiled threat and both re of give him the or tier. Tile letter de-1 firmed quickly and by overwhelming a Anding $1j>00 Ransom sent to or. I majorities their desire for exclusion Franks after his son was dead was i the House passed the Bill 322 to signed Quot George Johnson. The Flower i 71, and the Senate 62 to 6. Under sender was described by the Florist i the House measure exclusion would As of the Type built up in theory by j have been effective july i of this the police As a he possible owner of i year but the Senate voted to make a pal of spectacles found near the i it effective immediately. While the boy s body. J legislation was in conference # the the police continue to look to ex-1 president appealed directly to the amen hons of typewriters and Ocul i conferees to write in a postponement ifs prescription records for clues i until March i 1926, so As to permit rho Ransom demand letter having j negotiation of an agreement with Beer. Typewritten expertly and the Japan but the conference committee prescription for the glasses carefully i refuse j to accept his plan. Bill his suggestions on the form of be ctr will lose them before another tax reduction were rejected almost ftes8jon of Congress unless action is in their entirety. Taken now. The income schedule now in the Bill Calls for reductions in the present Normal taxes of four per cent on incomes below $4,000 and eight per cent above to two per cent on incomes under $4,000 four per cent on incomes Between $4,000 and $8,000, and six per cent above. It provides for a scaling Down in the a present surtax rates with a maximum of to per cent applicable on incomes of $500,000 and Over. The present maximum surtax rate is 50 per cent on incomes of $300,000 and Over. The Bill provides further for a 25 per cent reduction on income taxes payable this year permitting a Cut on the next instalment due june 15, if approved by president Coolidge. Administration spokesmen declare that if president Coolidge vetoes the Bill and it fails of re passage this provision would incorporate in a separate Resolution and pressed for immediate action. Of Minneapolis minn., May 26.�?mrs. Sadie w. Hickey 42 years old wife of a former United states marshal at Sioux Falls s. D., and a salvation army worker Here was drowned in Silver Lake near new Brighton yesterday when she attempted to change places with a girl companion in a Rowboat. Mrs. Hickey who was visiting the salvation army Camp at the Lake borrowed a boat from the caretaker and started for a Row with Isable Jackson. 13 years old. When in deep water mrs. Hickey attempted to change places with the girl lost her balance and plunged overboard. According to the girl she threw mrs. Hickey an oar but the woman made no attempt to seize it and apparently made no struggle to attain safety. Unable to save her companion the girl quickly rowed ashore and obtained help. Mrs hickeys body was taken from the water a few minutes later but All attempts to resuscitate her failed. Federal jury is to reopen Forbes probe worked out. Beddow partners give More detail of iowans deals subsequently the conferees did agree to a postponement until March i. 1925, but when their report was brought into the House it was voted Down. 191 to 171. A new conference report was drafted making the effective Date july i 1924, and it was adopted by the House 308 to 58, and by the Senate 69 to 9. In each Case the majority was far in excess of the two thirds that would be necessary Parker. 8. May 26.�?mcrris it Kin of 81oux City and Martin Johnson of Ida Grove la., associates of or Over a veto. Frank Beddow in his financial ventures were recalled to the wit net stand today in Beddows trial for conspiracy to wreck the citizens state Bank Here and startled followers of the Case with new testimony regarding Beddow a methods in obtaining control of the Bank. A dry Law did not Aker u. S. Indian Law court holds cattle Loans made farm credit Board Chicago ii. May 26�? up a Federal officials prepared today to re open the Federal grand jury investigation into the administration of the veterans Bureau under colonel Charles r. Forbes former director. Colonel Forbes and j. H. Thompson. A Chicago and St. Louis contractor were indicted by the february special grand jury Impan eled to review evidence in the veterans Bureau Case gathered in nine months of Senate inquiry. Subpoenas were prepared it was understood for Many witnesses to appear before the grand jury in the original proceedings in february. Of Senate committee to take new vote on Fords offer Washington d. C., May 26�?b. I. Salinger jr., must proceed to South Dakota for trial in the Federal District court there on an indictment charging him with the use of the mails to def rapid the supreme court ruled today. Salinger challenged the jurisdiction of the South Dakota court to try him asserting that the offence charged was alleged to have been committee in Iowa. Forfeiting his Bond to stand trial in South Dakota Salinger was arrested in new York. Later he went to new Orleans where a his sureties surrendered him. After being planed on Bond by the courts there he proceeded to Chicago where the government caused his arrest and Federal Edge Wilkerson placed Bond. A returning to new Orleans the Federal court there cancelled his Bond and placed him in custody of the United states marshal for removal to South Dakota. From that decision Salinger was granted an Appeal to the supreme court. Ohms. Hickey was under indictment in Lyman county Sioux Falls s. D., May 26.�?mrs. Sadie Hickey who was drowned near Minneapolis yesterday was under indictment in Lyman county South Dakota on charges of having advised county official to embezzle school funds while Ehe was superintendent of schools in Lyman and Todd counties. She was charged specifically with having induced the treasurer of the Todd county school District to loan her Money from the school fund. The treasurer was said to have admitted that he Ltd so but to Hake declared that he later repaid the amount with his own Money. Mrs hickeys trial had been delayed or. Account of the poor health of the defendant. Mrs. Hickey sought a divorce from her husband former United states marshal in District court Here lag year on grounds of cruelty but the Case was dismissed on motion of coun Sel for her husband who claimed mrs. Hickey did not have sufficient grounds for action. Or. Hickey is now chief of police at Yankton s. Sleuths tale challenged by Means friends Washington. C., May 26.�?reconsidering its previous action the Senate agriculture committee decided today to take another vote on the Ford muscle Shoals bid which it rejected last wednesday As Well As on the Norris Bill for government operation of the property. A o a Minneapolis minn., May 26.�?the $10,009,000 agricultural credit Corporal on today began to extend financial Aid to Northwest Farmers Par Washington d. A. May 26.�?the i Ocul arly in one crop sections to Pur Federal Law making Possession of in-1 Chase $1,000,000 Worth of Dairy cattle toxic Ting liquor in the Indian coun-1 As a Means of stimulating diversify la try a criminal offence was not repeal i Tion which is held to be essential in so by the National prohibition solving economic problems of agr Cul amendment the supreme court held Ture. Today. You to need a car for that vacation trip. Watch for used car bargains in tile Republican want and columns of you have a used car to sell now is the time to dispose of it use the wants ads. Phone 2424. Funds ascribed in Industrial centers of the Middle West and northeastern states now actually is available to Farmers who desire to add livestock to their activities. The first applications from Farmer for Loans on Dairy cattle have been approved by the corporation at its Headquarters Here and buyers in the Field Are making purchases for shipment to the individual farms. The corporation which established a Dairy loan division the purpose of which 1s to make a $1,000,000 Experiment to determine its capacity to switch from one crop to diversified farming now has a Complete organization through which assistance is being extended the Farmers direct. The corporation is taking mortgages on weather forecast Washington. A. May 26.�? Pye a study of department of Justley detective methods was embarked upon today by the Senate Quot Daugherty com him under Mitt a in an Effort to shed further Light on Gaston b. Means Story of the disappearance of his famous diaries. Means papers by which he had promised to verify some of his sensational testimony before the com Mitten were delivered by him he said to two men who came to his House on March 31. Falsely representing themselves As acting for chairman Brookhart. Last week Hiram c. Todd assistant attorney general in charge of prosecutions against Means testified that the Story could be disproved by department of Justley agents who reported that no one entered of left Means House Between 6 and 8 p. Rn., on the right the ruse was said to have been perpetrated. R. J. Burgus the Leader of five shadows the department of Justice had watching Means was the first witness today. To said that in following Means the detective squad spent the Early part of that night outside the House of senator Wheeler the committee prosecutor. He said he saw no on enter Means Home that night. Fred j. Cox. An attorney of Wadesboro n. a then testified he entered Means House at 7 p. Rn., on the night of March 31 to talk to Means who he South Dakota generally fair to night and tuesday somewhat cooler tonight possibly Light Hont. North Dakota unsettled and cooler tonight probably Frost tuesday generally fair not so Cool in West portion. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 61. Minimum 48. At 8 a. In. Today. 49. Weather and roads these bulletins Are flied Ai 8 $0 a in. Dally by the associated press extradition of Fuller sought of gov. Kendall Pierre s. D., May 26.�?a requisition has been issued from the gov Amor s office Here on the governor of Iowa for the extradition of h. T. Fuller vice president of the Iowa loan and Trust company. Des Moines Iowa. Fuller is wanted in Mitchell on the charge of grand larceny. The charge was filed by j. B. Stewart Deputy state Bank examiner and alleges that Fuller removed securities from the o. L Branson and com Panyav Bank in Mitchell after it had been closed by the state banking de a a a had been i Friend in College apartment. Fuller represented p. H. J8aid khad come to see Means Mckee prs int of the Iowa loan and a a bout his trouble in new York and Trust company who purchased the u?1 hot entered the House an autor Branson Bank some months age. I Mobile was pulling away. Means told him. Cox said that the Senate com Mitt a had decided to hold him and that the car just leaving was taking his papers into Senate custody. Travis Hoke a newspaper Maul testified that on the same evening by was in the Means House from abet 7 p. In., to 7 80 p m. A i Learned that bail in new York had been Hoke said. I wanted to work on Bis diaries and documents. He said the Brookhart committee had impounded the record that very Buckley Griffon a new in Gaad newspaper writer. Testified that he also called on Mentis Between 6 and % p. Rn., on the night of March i. Today a baseball american t rag in St. Louis too too Ole i 4 o Philadelphia. 040 too 2ux 2 4 i Vangilder Pruett and severed Rommel and Perkins. Chicago. Washington. 3# Thurston and Burna Ogden and Rue. Detroit h too 010 i new York. Oil 5 Stoner Pillette 8. Johnson and Sasser Bush and Behan. Cleveland. 000 580 0. Boston. Too Tio 2 Edmondson. Drake. Mete vier Smith Morton and Walters Myatt Fuhr Ehmke Howe and o Neill. Picl Nieh. Mitchell raining 49 roads wet. Sioux Falls partly Cloudy. 52 roads Good. Pierre Cloudy 48 roads Good. Aberdeen Clear 50 roads Good. Watertown partly Cloudy 48 tim cattle actually purchased through roads Good. A its buyer and placed on Fargo Huron Cloudy 51/roads fair. National league Cincinnati too Ojo a St. Louis. Toc 0 Luque and it rec Faine and Gonzales. No others scheduled. America a Anocia Tion i Columbus at Louisville no Garni played in double Quot header yesterday court hands Down order regulating water in butter Washington d. A. May holding i per cent or More of Moi tue a hot Quot adulterate it wader the at of m7 s. 1403. The a Ignis a our held today a not aah Creot to a tax of 13 a Pound unless att abnormal Quantity of water i my a

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