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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - May 27, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol. evening Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota saturday May 27, 1922 number 20war graft charge late primaries show change in party politics Indiana and Pennsylvania elections indicate Rise of progressives party will not split in a Tat it it Klement on Thi other hand. Will re Willin to Compromise by Mark Sillivan k or Rel political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican a i i he new York evening Post. Washington d. A. May 27? copy a by the evening Republic Vad the new York evening Post j. To Ere be no doubt that there is a Inee in american politics As a re us of the Success of Beveridge in to a and even More Conspicu-,.� v. A result of Pine hot Success la Van Sylvania. The Pennsylvania s. A. V nothing Short of a political l x to n. And its effects Are easily irn i pm both among .iiticians and hyc t cd out the wider futile one the stir King up of or a n to various St pot re is Ani a o pm is Milieu who thought themselves secure. A con upon n or Senate who regarded the Noyi tical weather in his own distr -1 As per dec by of he. With very a her Nuur Timothy and no trouble in Ger ii i nor gravely disturb to receive in Quot Bis from his Home Dis let Anne Jig that son a Ami ant us outsider seeing what Beveridge Arco in pm tend in Indiana and pin hot Accomac Ahod in Pennsylvania. Has deterred a to throw his own hat into local ring. In j Chanco for third parly. Another result has been a Good Deal of Loose Abt a a Tjw to i in to o bled by the old to res it leaders. X at is a Bant As impost i it a h anything imaginable. Most of the old progressive leaders have enough of third parties to last them a life time. There is nothing in current american politics less probable than a the i Patty under he leadership of the old progressives. But Wotli there it my the Abs third party it is quite certain that there will be a contest for dominance in the Republican i arty Between the two wings described a stand Pat and Progress in 3. It is equally Cert in that the progressives will win it they will win because the present leadership of the Republican party in the person of president Harding and others won t offer any stubborn opposition to the Triumph of the ideas and personalities represented by men like Beveridge and Pinch of. If th3 old progressive leaders hive had a stomach full of third party movements the old stand Pat leaders have equally had a stomach full of stubborn opposition to new ideas and progressive Persona. There is not the finest Chance of the thing that happened in 1912 being duplicated now president Harding has spent a political lifetime in accenting the Verdi of Republican primaries and Republican conventions and abiding by them. To him when Albert j. Beveridge wins the Republican primary in Indiana that settles it. Thereafter pm Everidge is an orthodox Republican and within his Bailiwick what he says goes. And when Gifford pin hot smashes the Republican machine in Pennsylvania gets control of the local organization and makes it Cert an that he will he governor. Thereafter in the sight of president Harding pin hot is a perfectly orthodox Republican and blood brother. New Jersey doubtful in looking about for other states which might duplicate the thing that happened in Indiana and Pennsylvania some have picked out new Jersey it is True that the incumbent re pub an senator in that state who comes up for re election this year is a Friend of president Harding Joseph Frelinghuyse. It is also tue la t f a is going to to up posed to the Republican primaries by George record of Jersey City. Fins in True that or. Record a some identification with the old to grew?.vc party but from this Point Onward the parallel fails. Record will not make by any Means the same decree of Appeal to the progressive re Publ an voters of new Jersey that Bever de Dud in Indiana and pin in Pennsylvania h Beveridge and pin hot Laid Isis on their orthodox republics and on their loyalty to presi Harding. Doubtless Thepe is of the same kind of discontent w Jersey As in Pennsylvania and but this discontent in new v is less Likely to express itself in the primaries than in the subsets lenten Section. Of course if. As now probable the democrats in Ursey give their senatorial Nom to governor Edwards it e possible for progressive Bens to support him to any great or. Edwards is too strongly and singly identified with the single v in of opposition to the prohibition Fairren Dettt to Appeal to progressive republicans who Are prevailing by rut if the democrats of new Grey should make a senatorial Nom a a on a kind Likely to Appeal to i in or Ess Ive republicans and to inde d Quot dents it might Well happen that a a or Frelinghuyse would have a bar firsht in november apprehension in Ohio a Ber state where there is some 8 Rehs Sion that a perfectly Corn or ble political status May be distil. I the example of Indiana t Pennsylvania is Ohio in Ohio tvs year a senator is to be selected or he Republican nomination. There is on avoid candidate. Congressman f it n Foss. Until recently it has. N believed that congressman fess i w a ild it this Republican nomination a r the senator ship without oppose j g a but since Beveridge and pin Chot managed their progressive come backs Quot there has been some i a cosiness lest an old progressive 8 Der Walter Brown of Toledo feel encouraged to make an to imitate the example of Pip not and Beveridge. The Ohio senatorial primaries come t. August 8, and candidates must a bar intentions sixty Days in Advance or. Brown Tii Refore has 0t5�?Ty about two weeks in which to Pake up his mind whether or not to try his fortunes. Two Hen who Hay play leading role in bulgarian strife state Bank in South Dakota a hit by Smith propped plan would mean financial death to state he tells ban Ersk to erect memorial War martyred women has never succeeded speaker at Gropp meeting cites Many instances where plan has failed Samuel Stamen til in it i. Above is the most popular Leader in Bulgaria today. If the monarchist regime is overthrown he probably will be selected to head the government. Next week May see Iii it Octant changes in the present bulgarian regime. Below is King Boris who is silting on a shaky throne today. While reports of revolution in Bulgaria Are emphatically denied at the Palace nevertheless precautions Are taken to guard the Monarch. Assassination makes affairs worse in Sofia gathering of peasants on monday May result in wide spread uprising c rip. P Cantel in Quot in Xidia Jpn p. Xiv. Act t of t cd by tid or by associated press leased wire Sofia Bulgaria. May 27?alexander Grekoff former bulgarian charge d affaires at Paris. Stockholm and Berne was assassinated Hare last night. The evidence is thought to Point to a political basis for the crime. The political situation Here is notably unsettled. On May 18. A Large meeting of communists was held demanding the immediate expulsion from Bulgaria of the soldiers of general Wren gel former anti bolshevik Leader in South Russia who took Refuge in Bulgaria and asking the establishment of Friendly relations with the russian soviet government. There is some apprehension regarding future developments notably in connection with the assembling of of too peasants in Sofia next monday attending the yearly Congreve of the National peasant party. The meeting plans to protest against the bourgeoisie and possible developments in this connection Are causing grave fears of trouble. Dangers inherent in the Law proposing a state Bank in South Dakota., which is to be balloted upon by the voters of the state at the fall election were discussed yesterday afternoon by Fred a Smith of Platte in an address before the members of group three of the South Dakota Bankers association. In his address on the proposed state Bank this afternoon. Or. Smith declared that sixteen states in the Union have at brie time or another established stat Banks and that every one of these attempts ended in failure. Smith outlines Law. Or. Smith opened his talk by briefly outlining the provisions of the Law. Quot the proposed Law provides that the state Bank shall be operated under the direction of an Industrial commission composed of the governor attorney general and the state auditor these men to have absolute control of the Bank. A capital of $2,000,000 is provided to be raised by the Sale of Bonds. Any profits from the Hank shall he used for interest and to retire the Bonds but any deficit becomes direct liability on the state taxpayers. All Public funds shall be deposited in the Bank and All deposits shall be free from taxation. All deposits shall be guaranteed by the state of South Dakota and shall be entirely separate from the state Bank guaranty . The Bank shall be examined twice a year by the superintendent of Hanks. He shall have no Power to Correct any evils in the Bank management but is limited to a report to the Industrial commission which should already know of the affairs of the Bank or to the legislature but Thor is still no pro Laion for any corrective outline danger dangers in the Law were listed by or. Smith As follows Quot the first danger is the Lack of sufficient capital. The Law provides for the establishment of Branch Hanks wherever 30 percent of the people ask for them and it proposes to operate on a capital of $2,000,000. While the Banks of the state today have a combined capital of $30 000,000. Quot there is no Power o note Issue and the Bank would soon he loaded up a dts paper with no funds on hand. It would continually run into the danger of political influence and legislative interference and would offer a possibility of the formation of the biggest political machine Ever seen in the state since the governor the attorney general and the state auditor would have the Power of appointment of All officers and employees of the Branch Hanks. They would also have unlimited Power to make Loans to deserving political supporters. There is no safeguard in the Law against Loans. As there is no ratio to he maintained Between the amount of Loans to any one individual and the capital of the Bank. There is also no Protection against Over Extension or Over-inflation?� cites n. D. Example Quot North Dakota with a similar institution ruined its or. Smith continued. Quot because that state is so close and the Experiment was so recent. We Are often inclined to think that is the Only attempt mad at stat banking but in the history of the United states there have been sixteen states which have gone into the banking business and every one failed. These states Are North Carolina South Carolina. Indiana Mississippi Illinois Tennessee. Alabama Louisiana. Georgia. Florida Arkansas. Missouri. Vermont Kentucky and Deleware. I Joss wore tremendous Quot the loss to each of these states ranged from $200,000 to $5,000,000. Mississippi repudiated the payment of the Bonds used to secure capital for the Bank. Illinois and Louisiana pro Vidd by constitutional amendment against any Furth a attempt toward forming a stat Bank. In Tennessee the pos tors lost All their Money and in Alabama the state lost All the proceeds of the Sale of $4,000,000 Worth of Bonds and All its Public funds school funds and University Funds?� mayor urges All to help pay tribute to it heroes next tuesday to the citizens of Mitchell on tuesday May 30. 1922. The nation will attain observe memorial Day. And will pay its Meed of Honor and respect to the citizen soldiery which to valiantly Laid Down their lives that our nation might be preserved and it is very fitting that every patriotic citizen should i my his Aid by his presence at tile cemetery to the respect and Honor Given the departed soldiery of our land and with this in View it is earnestly requested that every citizen so far As possible Lay aside his usual avocation for a few hours and close his place of business from 9 30 a. M. To 12 noon and from 2 00 p. In. To 4 00 p. In. On said Date and join in paying their respect to our soldiery dead. It is especially requested that every citizen of Mitchell no matter what his or her occupation or what duties he or she Triay be engaged in at that time for one minute at twelve of clock noon cease work and stand at attention As an additional Mark of respect. Let every kind of Industry and work cease for this time to the end that ther1 n a be a United expression c ? Honor and appreciation from our people. Let every Loyd Al and patriotic citizen see that Mitchell properly observes this Day. E. V. Robb. Mayor of the City of Mitchell South Dakota. Daugherty is ready to open prosecutions attorney general says hell have Best Legal staff Ever assembled retains Hughes Alt Meier Steinbrink. Of air Pryne probe Fame will be his right hand Man Elsie Davenport erection of a National memorial i suggested by miss Davenport a new for women who lost their lives in ser vice for the world War is the object i Tive of a body of women headed by Elsie Davenport who Are organizing the american women a War memorial association. The idea for such a memorial was a yorker to president Harding who referred the matter to adj. Gen. Harris of the War department. The result was governmental approval of the plan and the formation of a committee to take in hand the organization of women interested in the project. Ruth is fined and loses his Field captaincy i mail robbers Busy in state by press leased wire j Washington. D. May 27?meier i Steinbrink the new York lawyer who i assisted Charles e. Hughes in the governments aircraft investigation in 1918 was said today to have accepted an appointment by attorney general Daugherty As one of his special assistants in the prosecution of War fraud eases. In addition to his connection with the Hughes inquiry. Or. Steinbrink was employed a special counsel by the sub committee a on aircraft of the special House conv Mittee appointed to investigate Wai contracts in 1920. A comprehensive outline of his plans for conducting the prosecution of War fraud cases was Given by at Torney general Daugherty in a state-1 ment today in which he said that when the Force now being organized is completed a he would have under his direction one of the most notable Law firms Ever created in the United states composed of the most Legal Talent Obtainable?� will Divide work the plan of organization. Or Daugherty said contemplates division of the work under five special assistants having in charge All cases in the respective Fields of aviation Camps and Cantonment foreign expenditure quartermaster corps and ordnance following the same division under which the Graham committee j of the House conducted its investigation. It was said the separate War t in act division of the department Erie Justice in which the fraud cases he glad ebs will he pressed to conclusion probably would be ready to begin fun i Honing by monday. By associated press leased wire. Though the personnel has not yet Washington. D. C., May 2 ?theco pied the attorney general Senate came yesterday to its first big r and in in incl a quite definitely Fishr Over individual a dui in the tie Nan Esol All principal assistants steel Tariff causes fight in upper House fight Over individual schedules in the Tariff Bill. Rates recommended by the finance indications that a gang of mail i committee majority on some Stem amp verment a Case. Robbers May be operating in South Ivy a is each to have Ald and Many of the other assistants who will help these in the preparation of Dakota Ere contained in reports from to lip an it Democrat to j Quot each of the five lawyers in direct a Ethan that two pouches containing of the chamber hut As rapid y or. Daugherty said Quot will first class Man stolen ther votes w Ere taken the committee was full t Saia Quinest class mail i Ere stolen Mere also have an associate of special Abil Bambino pays heavy penalty thursday night and that thre mail for a dusting Quot Umpire and pouches were stolen at Canton last chasing fan j night. A a a the bandits managed to Noaki away with three sacks containing first by to striated pros a a a wire j Fla Mai ant a Cash at ran inn Chicago in May it Bah Ruth j it Toje Root at Ethan was smaller i was fined on arid removed from the an j go far As is known no valuable captaincy of the new York american mail was stolen club by ban Johnson president of the a Mai sacks Are left in a of it cad the american league yesterday aft email room at the railway stationer noon. At Ethan during the night As there resident Johnson gave his ruling. Jug of Sta Jon agent and the Post office after considering the reports of Tho ftj80 closed during the night. We Hen i umpires officiating thursday s game. The mail is Lak a Froni the train the fur us Between new work and trainmen put it into the Small room i Washington when Ruth disputed a an Ltd padlock Tho door decision of Umpire Hildebrand and Whan tha mail messenger came to j later climbed into t stand a Tei a t the pouches Friday morning a fan had made a remark to which be Foum that the be who re hot a d the iru�p.tlc no a a Ai a padlock had been removed and the president Joh Stib finding Automa f class mail taken. No tidally removed the ruling that rut Rygl sep pm Winil is pent to Ethan on or rat Amert in i a a the no kit trains but there May have de by the american league to. ineligible promulgated by head pending an investigation. Huggins has named no new Field Captain Washington. D. May 27�?the lineup of the new York yank a for been insured mail in the bags the postal employees say. There was also the usual amount of private correspondence in the bags and there May also have been business correspond i Dence with remittances no Trace of the missing pouches had today a game a re include Bab Hen found thl morning. The offic a till but no Field Captain. The new have a a suspicion Asta who May York manager on receiving word have committed the robbery but they late yesterday of the penalty imposed believe it was done by some outside on Ruth by ban Johnson president j persons. Of the american league. Of a r Chal-1 it a ,c to combat a pasta or at the today baseball Gillett again beats Johnson speaker refuses to permit House to take up Dakotan a charges Catholic churches in Russia exempt in search for treasurer a associated press leased wire Washington. D. C., May 27?speak or Gillett refused again today to permit the House to take up. On the ground of privilege charges by representative Johnson. Republican. South Dakota that chairman Campbell had failed to comply with orders of the rules committee to Call up the for investigation of alleged laxity in government prosecution of w air fraud cases. A. A Illinois athletic club swimmer makes record at Honolulu by associated press leased wire Rome. Italy. May 27?an Agre ment has reached Between the i Vatican and foreign minister to Iii Cherin. Whereby the soviet gov in meet will except the Catholic churches of Russia in. Thir Campaign of re ii urch treasures for the famine reef fund the Corfca-1 pendent is informed. Game in new York thursday. Which in addition to his a Movat As Captain of the team. Carri a a $200 Fine declined to discuss the matter stat Bank at Tripp closed Dakota la ague at end of third inning. Watertown. Mitchell. Higgins and Holt busier Knox too Ooi and Hirning takes Gaer institutions warrant out for Waldemar Wenzlaff National league first game Brooklyn Oil Ooi too 4 7 15 1 Philadelphia too to 000,0 3 9 2 crib 10 innings Mamaux. Decatur Smith and Deberry Meadows g. Smith and Hen line. Second game Brooklyn. Philae Lohla. Shriver and and Peters. First game Chicago Fhyr a he it s t h inc a Dilion Euch other Wotan a Asj re. or who fought i i1wmar including attn. The. Payne Aidrich Bill. Opened the Neys investigators and accountants nfat��2n/?3o, Reed uhf he Quot to m a while Are tic the five lawyers plats and announced that he would mentioned will have charge of a liar have amendments to offer to Many to cur in of Tho other duties in the schedule. Seniors it is proposed that the entire forgot t Nderwood of Alabama the demo lawyers a Crane Leader and Stanley of Ken aether As t a ,s0n<5ucted the Quot Al kit for the a a rho in of a a it a he War asserting that for years the unit ened states steel Remur Alfinn i five a the apartment of Justice and Toi r u members of the House of repro the prics of substantially All com Senta Tives and a i _ j Jim. A ii Inri Ann nun Trier persons a modules it produced or in which have farts t Brit a. Dealt senator Cummins said the in it Mion of h vie a to Timaru in the Industry was so close t?,.&Quot.m, a so that All. Coins mints Alan we Fri fund that something besides Competition is to h3te would have to be depended upon Tojo in which the government is Emit fix Rasonable prices. Is Ennu Quot i do not want to go to the Point ration c g of Consil to which War Bing forced that of a it it in the the gov rement fixing prices Quot said thir the f _ f gov rns Nator Cummins Quot the for i am in h of. Cases be fave or of adjusting the schedules to it ,1> r3 possible permit fair Competition from abroad. A inv a re a. J enter rat of the but i do not know that that will be _ a. In Justice to the Effective?� parties concerned. The Iowa senator and senators a a j ?.ugh Alwa is having in mind the to Nderwood and Stanley argued that a a Cavelty of protecting the innocent the United states could and did pro is -1. As pushing the guilty a Duc steel cheaper than any other in of it t i it in by the government country in the world the Democrat p a rafie3 a pre. Upon the Evi tic senators insisting that in this Cir j Clence it there appears to be reasonable Cums Anre Tariff duties were Unn cd round or conviction in criminal ossuary. Senator Stanley said the cases or recovery of Money in civil to nit a states was Selling on the mar i cases sets of the world and that in the face of that the United states steel Cor a it 1 1 a a prot cution portion wanted Congress to Guaran f Nail such Cass the grand jury tits profits against any possible cation or the prosecution of1 Competition from foreign lands. Tor recovery will be pressed senator Underwood characterized h a a of Rasonabe Speed where Castile rats on steel plates As a Quot shame i Bogie is and do not errand a fraud on the american to e like i mood of conviction or recon Ple?� a urged that Congress let the 1 of file 1 and such steel Industry stand As it was. A giant in the world of Industry and Quot not wet nurse it like a baby in a 002 0. 200 too 0 j Hungling Weinert cases terminated promptly. A in addition to the five principal attorneys above mentioned the Opo of whose work will correspond with the subdivisions of the Graham committee there will be other principal attorneys just As eminent and Well known who will have charge of other matters just As important As those set for next week Mentioned?� Valentino Case now Art director joins band of movie stars in divorce game by associated press leased a re j los Angeles. Calif. May 27?trv-i ing Martin motion picture Art director for Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford. Has filed Rill for divorce Liege against Eleanor Dewier Martin he charges Crum and inhuman treatment in that mrs. Martin lived with him Only one Day after their marriage Here May 14. By associated press leased wire j los Angeles calif., May 27?jean by associated press leased mire Hirago too 010 too 15 1 Acker from whom Rodolph Valen Tripp. S. A. May 27?a warrant j cinc Inri to .310 013 00x 8 13 2 Tino. Film actor obtained an int Erlo j has been sworn out for the arrest of Jones Freeman Kaufmann and Futory decree of divorce has been i Waldemar Wenzlaff. Of this City and o Farrell Gillespie and Hargrave. J subpoenaed to testify for the state sheriffs Are searching the stat for j second game june i when Valentino a preliminary j him in connection with the closing Chicago too 0 a hearing on a charge of bigamy will of the Tripp state Bank Wiloh was Cincinnati 200 0 be held. Closed to is week by John Hirning. Sun per intendant of Banks for South Dakota. The Bank was closed because its affairs were in a bad condition according to or. Hirning. The Irreg Osborn and of Farrell and Wingo. A number of other witnesses also first game i have been summoned. They include Allied offers on reparations pass is report Pittsburgh 000 too 200 2 9 0 St. Louis too 002 Fox 3 8 0 Adams. Yellow horse and Gooch Mattox Sherd and Ainsmith. Five residents of Palm Springs. Riv or Persid county where Valentino is French said to have lived for a few Days with Winifred Hudnut motion picture Art f i rules. However. Ar3epticati regarding attitude of Berlin rarities in its management and its act Boston too too 010 15 1 director after their marriage at mex i counts caused the superintendent to new York 1.230 911 Fox 7 12 2 Cali. Lower California. May 13. Associated arts gawd wire Paris. France. May 27�? reports from Berlin that Tho Man government has accepted the Allied reparations propositions were qualified by fars in reparations circles that Tho obtain a warrant for Wenzlaff Sar rest. Waldemar is the third of the Wenz Laff family to be involved in Bank cases. A few years ago the Wenz Fillingim. Marquand and Gowdy Ryan and Smith Snyder. Jii miss Josephine Langlin has rectum to Mitchell from a visit at sat a. Re was accompanied by her asters. Mrs in Smith of Salem and Esther Langlin of Marshall 4inn� who will spend several Days her Honolulu. T. Hmay 27?johnny Weismuller Youthful swimming Marvel of the Illinois athletic club swam i 220 Yards in two minutes. 15 3-5 seconds in the meet Here last night. J breaking his own worlds record of two minutes 17 1-5 seconds. Harris of the outrigger club finished two Yards behind Weissmuller. Warren Kealoha was third by half a Yard. The event was the menus open championship at the distance. Of yaqui indians on Warpath is report Tombstone ari., May 27?wholesale murders and robberies by yaqui indians in Sonora were reply Ted Here today by additional Amer Ain refugees arriving from the yaqui Valley. No am leans have been killed thus far. They said. All the victim Quot i the latest outbreak have been mexicans. Read the want ads today you May win the free tickets to the a met Good for monday May 29th to see we. S. Hart in a the testing blocks saturday want ads free with every two to six ther issues american league first game gaffs owned or controlled Banks in Philadelphia too Oil too oi�?3 9 0 miss Hudnut who is known professionally As Natacha rambo a is believed to be in new York. Armour. Beardsley. Scotland Olivet Sioux Falls and another in the North part of the state. Henry Wenzlaff disappeared from Scotland and is a fugitive from Justice and Edgar Wenzlaff is defendant in a $25,000 suit at Sioux Falls for falsifying accounts. Weather report Chicago labovites released on bail propositions had been accepted Only Boston .010 010 too oo�?2 la 3 of Xiii i umm Illi a i a Bals for discussion while Tho la innings. Determination of the commission is Hasty and Perkins Fergusan and South Dakota unsettled tonight Hgt a War 1 Rue. And sunday probably showers Cool th2? 1 she/ml�?�4 emt and i a Quot Quot Quot a Quot a Ion will by Assoc Latch prose in cased wire Chicago. Ii. May 27? big time Murphy and Fred mad a described As the czars in what the police term a labor War. Today were ordered released from jail on Bonds of $7 5,000 each. They had been confined in cells eleven Days after their arrests and indictment for the murder of police lieutenant Terrence Lyons Ane of two policemen shot to death May 8. Philadelphia Hoo 00 2 Central portions sunday. He closed Aud the in tire a. Boston. On too of. Weather Outlook for the week be-1 question turned Over to the a hied Naylor and Perkins Collins and ginning monday. J governments. A Walters. Upper Mississippi and Lowr mis j the crucial Point in the neg Tiant game sour valleys generally fair and tons is the question of paper Money St. Louis Oil too too ?i 8 i moderate temperature except for in the finance minister Hermes agreed Chicago too too 010 ?2 3 i settled weather and local Rains first with the commission that no More to innings. Part of week Over Southern portion j Pap a he issued for internal require shocker and severed Faber and by the Republican s recording Zients and that for exterior payments Schalk. The Momet a including reparations Only a part second game St. Louis too Chicago too oooo while investigating bombings believed Washington Friday saturday i might be raised in this Way. In Case of 3 p. In. 70 3 a. In. 58 necessity and Only for the ensuing 6 p. In. 78 6 a. In. 67 it a pars in the proportion of two fifths a rider and Severeid your Nev i amp p m. 64 9 a. In. La Pap a and three fifth Loans or in nereid Courtney m go 12 m go creased taxes. After the end of the Bra la i 3 p. In. 84 i it a car Germany would Issue no More c Leveland. Of of maximum 84 at 3 p in. Saturday. Paper at All. It was agreed. Detroit. Too 20 minimum 58 at 3 a. In. Saturday. This part of the agreement Accord us in and of Neill Dauss Johnson by the official government ther j Long to Nev a received this morn and Bassler. I Rometer from noon yesterday to i does net apr a to have been new York Ooi of i noon today a Gori Cally accepted by Cha to be in protest of the Landis building trades wage a god Bush and Schang Francis and Gharrity. Too to j maximum 7 8, minimum 58. Bood Wihib. And the optimism Crea the understanding reached wit ixe rmes had est Newham dim

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