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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 2, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages vol. Xxxix the evening Mitchell South Dako i Ucan third edition thursday november 2, 1922 number 28 Jersey ready Drys Battle to after Vars 0f waiting King and Queen be Rumania prot nation warm my crowned at capital with ancient splendor Wheeler says anti Saloon league counsel declares fight is against lawlessness he blames Brewers heeler says it May take years to fortify Coin try against liquor by Nea service Washington nov. In the fight for prohibition is Over. The struggle against lawlessness has taken its place. A _ this is the declaration of n Ayne p Wheeler general counsel for the anti Saloon league of America on the eve of the greatest attack on prohibition since the passage of the Isth amendment the attack at the coming election. Dry forces Are at present pitted chiefly against the wet attempt to gain the approval of the people by states for the return of Light wines and Beer. Wheeler says. Makes four charges against this movement Wheeler makes the following charges 1. There is no evidence that the majority of the voters of the country Are for Beer and Light wines. 2. Brewers and former Saloon keepers Are largely supporting the wet move. 3. The wets deny they want the return of the Saloon. But they must know they will have to have some commercial system to distribute Light wines and peer. If the Ai legalized. 4. The plea that the Labouring Man wants his Beer is largely wet propaganda. As a matter of fact. The Man who is putting up the greatest howl for the return of liquor is the Man whose cellar Supply is about gone and who see3 no Legal Way to get any More. I Iglus May last years How Long the struggle against the attempt to revive John rat left Corn will go on cannot be pro posted he says. But Wheeler Points out that it took about to years for the people to accept the National educational Laws of the country. To has taken More than 50 years to get the people of the knit Chi states to adopt National prohibition a Wheeler declares. A we have reached the last stage in the straggle that is the fight against lawlessness. A we do not know How Long it win take to convince the outlawed liquor interests that they ought to respect the Constitution and the Law s enacted to enforce it whether it takes five or 50-y eat the friends of pro bit Ion and of Law and order will remain on guard to see this fight through to the not discouraged a parents often find that it takes 21 years to train a child to the responsibilities of real citizenship. Governmental tasks Are As much great it than this As the difference Between one child and a nation of 100,000,000 people. Jim we will not get discouraged if we do not. Attain our Ideal within a Short period of Many senators fail to file expense t a a coir a t election Law is clouded by Daugherty decision people trend to democrats Sullivan says opponents of party in Power to gain in lower House thinks analyst new York fight close the splendor of Ermine and rubies revived the glittering formalities of former Days at the belated Coronation of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Rumania. They had taken the throne in october. 1914, but the War and reconstruction of the past four years held up the Royal ceremonies until now. The pictures show the splendor in which the Cere-1 monies w Ere held. Above the King is placing the Crown on the head of j the kneeling Queen. Below the j Royal pair is shown leaving the dais after the services. Dewitt Cuyler is found dead in private car attorney who handled showmen s strike for roads victim of apoplexy Lack of funds and organization alone hampers a a outs declares writer of foreign born dry Law violators May be deported threat 7 by associated Preas leased wire Nev York. X. A. Nov. 2.�?efforts i to Deport foreign born bootleggers w Ili he made by e. Yellowley. Who has plumed the office of prohibition officer for the state of new York. I a most of the determined persistent violators of our prohibition he said today a Are foreigners some of a whom have been naturalized and who 1 w Ere in Many instances compelled to leave he land of their birth because of criminal conduct. A when these alien or foreign born i citizens Are reported to me and convictions follow. I will use my utmost i efforts to have those who have Bee natural de lose their citizenship and the aliens immediately Moh May open double murder Case saturday sheriff Conklin ordered to be prepared to summon jurors in hurry Mills gives Quot version Iii or we of slain woman dbl is scandal stories wants guilty punished by i Ark Sullivan National political correspondent tin Mitt hell evening Republican and the new York evening Post Washington. C., nov. 2 copy j right 1922 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York even i ing Post a with exactly one week re a Manning of the Campaign the situation in the larger states which at the beginning of the Campaign w Ere regarded As fighting ground May be summarized As follows Massachusetts is safely Republican As to its state and senatorial ticket although the republicans will lose at least one of their congressmen. _ in Connecticut tin republicans i v 0 Rhor m have the Edge As to their senatorial a cd with complicity in the candidate although it is fairly certain a a a m to that the Republican will ice some pm try of Jato charge last night this no in was state prison for 23 years by associated press leased wire Somerville n. J., nov. 2.�?the pre diction that presentation of evidence in the Hall Mills murder Case will begin saturday was freely made today in official circles. It was Learned that sheriff Conklin 5 notified to be prepared to a Somerset county grand jury together in a hurry. No notices How Nave been sent jurors. Opinion prevailed Here that the ? Ltd to ills la Ose of and monday would n indictment. Had by Call the Ever the state seek second of Mina robbers Given Long term by a judge is of their members of the lower House of Congress. Close new York fight sentenced to serve Twenty three year Jathard labor in the suite i new York lies a very close fight. At Sioux fails. Betting which is commonly regarded j Yain had to As an Index of the judgment of those sentenced by judge janitor Mills differs Wuu mrs. Halls Story new Brunswick n. A. Nov. A a in Quot la ? u it i oni work in a Coal bin in the basement of the school House whose wlfe.,,x1james member to a Tolma de yester interview Eler it a a Quot widow in an Mills. Was murdered it a w Mills said that he who Are Billing to bet Money on their Ujj court was belief and Fin formation favors Mil j a your Honor i Ler. The decided judgment of the ready to writer however is that new York Ujj. X. Baker was last week found is clearly a Case of an even bet. guilty of the same charge and sen As to new Jersey the w Riter in tended to serve 20 years in the state the beginning had the belief that Penitentiary at Sioux Falls. Baker this state would he carried by the re was brought Back from the penitent publican and the a a Drys. For a diary in the Hope that he would testify against Valin. However he proved aay upon being Botti Iii in Cir a a a la a a hurry at a a it o Rock in try. morning a a september in Quot thank you. I am. Yesterday said that Chirch at 7 of clock. ��rllerkn.0hatlvj"m 12 he but in Caus. Tov children had my a a a to school. Met mrs. Hall cd on the mrs. Hall she was at the already gone a Tho a skid about illness in or. Hall Philadelphia. Pa., nov. 2.�?thomas Dew itt Cuyler a director of the Pennsylvania Railroad company and chairman of the railway executives association was found dead today in the private car of president. Rea of j the Pennsylvania in Broad Street station. Apoplexy was the exact cause of death Given by physicians. The body was taken to the Cuyler j Home at Haverford a suburb. Or. Cuyler is survived by a. Widow and i four daughters. Porter became alarmed the private car arrived at Broad Street station Early today and w As placed on a Side track. According to instructions a Porter called or. Cuyler at 8 a in. He received no response and becoming alarmed summoned an attendant and a physician. The doctor pronounced or. Cuyler dead from a heart attack. He had been dead a Little More than an hour according to the physician. Or. Cuyler was a lawyer but most of his time was taken in w Ith Railroad and financial affairs. He came j enter Eastern Thrace they will find prominently before the country in the an orderly country but one which is recent Railroad shop strike by virtue almost unoccupied As the great bulk of his position As chairman of the of the greek Mill Btry Anil civil pop railway executives and took a firm it lotion has left. remaining axe evacuation of Thrace is still in Progress much suffering Marks exodus of waste or worse in the construction Mitchelli of engaged in a gun Bat of state roads during the present the with Valin and his confederates democratic regime. On a r0ad East of Mitchell immediate As a result considerable sections of my after the Mina robbery returned the state which we Ere formerly doubt to Mitchell this morning after testify Ful especially in the Southern part ing in the Case. W. Lank a Davison Are now considered to be Republican j county Farrier and miss Iva Alex to continues to be the More depend Ander Deputy county treasurer were Able judgment that new Jersey will other witnesses in the Case from Mit be won by senator Frelinghuyse to a choir Gether with his Republican and a a dry following. Bilio is democratic Ohio continues to Point Tow Ard democratic Victory even More strongly than at the time two weeks ago when it seemed Clear to the present i writer that the voters of the state were determined to rebuke the pres j ent Republican state regime. It would not be surprising if the re my How. Or Quot in a i m j v1 ram to anything and she sin Fhy a a ll1 1 so. It away n0t a Orr it i her Sia that she did not a statements a Ain of o to of clock r h�us6 that j i a fit a f remember ice and put p Urne 1 with some she stayed Only a m Quot false Rotor girl operator at a a a n her Homo t tto Ain at it o clock Wolford, a at Bank cracks men to take it As Hardat no of so a in i a Here was nah l_di<1 not think idea that Urlton �.,did 1 bad an been together hut a -�7 h �?~1 by associated Tress leased wire Salonika nov. 2.-w.non to. Finks by associated press leased Ylip Washington d. C., nov. A while it so than one half of the candidates or the Senate have filed Campaign expense statements according to the made by clerks candidates Fui in House Are still sending their re Orts at the rate of almost. 200 a Day. N the midst of the confusion As to revisions of the lathe one fat t lat stands out clearly is that the Louse candidates must file nay a and after election. The View was expressed by some Enate officials that Many candidates in that Branch might accept the in rare Taiton of the de i a Ion in the Newberry Case by actor a a general Daugherty that the were of required to file. A nil fort yes decision in a letter last year to represent Vve fuse Republican Massachusetts he attorney general answering a Pacific inquiry is Teeth effect of the Dewberry decision said a was United states senators Are not own elected by Legislatures of the As contemplated in Tho act it is v opinion that this fact in connect Ion with Tho holding in the Newberry a Ision makes it unnecessary for a a Didat for United states senator to lie any statement whatever in con Ort Ion we Atli his nomination by or. Daugherty contended that the Only provision of the election Law now n fore and effect is the one we hich requires Ltd a statements of be filed in connection with the election of candidate tor the House. I i s a Pernu tonary move m m needy. Democratic nominees i of in West Virginia in Send a g his i k it we Rote that a despite ruling o th1 attorney general that was unnecessary for senatorial candid s to make reports to the Secre of the Senate a he was sending r out of an abundance of Cau in. Neely said he received con menu Ion of $1,517 and had spent senator Sutherland of that in is seeking to hold Quot his seat of a i the expenditure of $220. T Ltd the reports on file with the have not been brought up to Many relating to primary exp a re stand against some of the demands of the strikers. Was corporation counsel or. Cuyler w As Horn in Philadel phia and was 68 years old Tho son of the late Theodore at one time general counsel Pennsylvania Railroad. He was graduated from Yale University in mostly turkish or jewish general Nider. The greek o in quid the Twenty three members of the lower House they now hold in Ohio. Indiana continues to be Safe for senator Beveridge and for the rest of the Republican ticket except that the republicans will surely lose Quot i three and May lose four or five of the thirteen seats in the lower every railway station is crowded i House of Congress which they now we Ith groups of famished distracted ji0ifi l,7-�?~1 All he worldly Powes As to Missouri recent develop Sions waiting for transportation ships floating asylums. By associated pres lenses wire j know who t 1 Ngy Wron a. I i devils Lake n. D., nov. 2.�?cut-iment.�?� Evor suggested publicans lose us Many a twelve of Ting All the Telephone and Telegraph Mills a id t done to an Elope wires in the town a gang of bandits blew the vault of the state Bank at Wolford. Pierce county Early today and escaped with approximately $4. Hall at the Church of raw mrs morning she Hail s 3� in he he would notify Tut him that Hall to the police. Too in Cash according to word re j certain who Fol u y. Phe not Cei Ved Here today. Before or a f sir a Raj a gtd the Noli. The Only person Iii town who was commenting 1 a met aware of the presence of the bandits ment that so in a fit hair was miss Grace burtness. Chief oper that she dirt not vin<3ictlve and at a Ala there is a great Deal of suffering among the 25,000\ refugees who have been housed in warehouses mercifully assigned to them by Amer j ments seem to make it safely prob i Able that senator Reed and the Ator in the Telephone office who is reported to have fired at them As they left the Bank. Or in chief de it Lares hat the l is Iran tobacco concerns. The Aegean greek will by out of the province to sea whose historic Waters have borne democrats we Ili win comfortably. Trend towards democrats this completes the larger states which have been regarded As doubtful. Without attempting to go Over the smaller states one by one it can that there is no doubt what during this last week of the there is a slow but Unis around the clock with noted folks tat a Yeste Daytz Quot Quot Mno of i i a r up Ltd the Ponce alter she met Mills Hal suite. Did not Ca Quot a 2 Dlce ave and punished for Tho murder Quot min"7 �,7 i am Titi sgt Beery and t jealousy and i All Al out blackmail and Ops waning we equiv tor me rims or me f or eco turkish conflict., tors to will never return liable to every vessel a a floating Asylum for taxable trend towards the democrats. A i obtain food or Watt it in what now re homeless helpless and hopeless he the Plain facts Bear out what Hast and was admitted to the bar in 18 it 6., Kemble a no Many a lane1 they die Manity whose plight presents a Relief repeatedly been emphasized name Ile was counsel for Many Large Fin j while guarding the farm Bou. Is. \ problem which Only Covili Zarfon is it a a he at the electorate of the United Ancial and Railroad corporations. a corps has just completed a ten considered capable of meeting. Or. Cuyler was a director of the Days Survey of Thrace i find Macedon i a Pennsylvania Railroad the new York la by automobile. New Haven and Hartford Railroad flip Santa be system. He was also evacuation Knitl Wiiks the 250 mile stretch of humanity. Represented on Tho directorate of cattle and vehicles continue a weary Many local organizations and Anan Elal institutions. A Ltd it trek Westward into the desolate Uplands of Macedonia. Sonic refugees have been walking narc foot Over the rugged Stony roads f it a 19 Days. Their prepared food Supply has Given out and they Are substituting upon raw cabbage and cracked Corn. The mothers and Ehigh Ortii Are Sjef Fering untold miseries. Hundreds of exiles drop by the Madden of the Devon poisoned cake mys i Side too weak to keep up with the Tery was promised for today by the human caravan of misery. They Are investigating authorities representing joined by horses Miles and dogs. The United states Post office the state whose carcasses impart a grim aspect police and civil officials of Montgom to the great moving drama of sorrow. Poison cake probe is nearing an end by associated press leased wire Philadelphia pa., nov. 2.�?solu Ery and Chester counties. Or. W. A. Sterrett who has nearly recovered from the effects of the Poison was torrential Rains Are adding greatly to the suffering. There is no fuel no drinking1 water and no shelter. The v. . Revealed refugees Are covered with vermin. Believed to have revealed important g s no pm map nor any Disi fort. Ants with which sanitary measures can be taken. Many of the women Are about to become mothers and children Are born by the Roadside without medial attention. The death rate among the children is distressingly High. Many lightly Clad Many of the refugees Are survivors of the great fire in Smyrna and Are Clad Only in night gowns. Others Are kidnapper of Mermaid held charge to be filed against Wilson depends on extent of girls injuries information to the investigators. Vav. Butler Windle. District attorney of Cheater county indicated that an arrest might be expected today. Mental decay of Phillips family pictured at trial Given forty years Muskegon mlob., nov. 2.-�? Raymond e. Wilson of grand rapids who pleaded guilty today to the kidnapping of la year old Rosalie shanty was sentenced by judge John Yander Warp in circuit court this afternoon to from so to to years imprisonment in the state Penitentiary at Marquette. San As a whole is in a sullen and truculent m Good it h rot particular a democratic Ani not particularly Republican. So far As it has affirmative enthusiasm for any party it shows itself most in the spot i where Farmer labor candidates or other Radical candidates provide an Opportunity for the expression of this kind of a mood. Where there Are no Radical candidates to give an Avenue for the expression of discontent this sullen mood tends to express itself by voting a against w hat that is to Gay against the Republican party which is in Power in the nation. Mussolini off to Good Start new italian Premier wins Confidence of country by energetic actions Erard former ambassador to Ger Dumy 6-am up and into 6jo am exec leu. Muskegon Mich nov. 2.-�?while la year old Rosalie shanty Lay near death in a farmhouse at Dublin mich., Early today Raymond e. Wil by associated Presa leased wire Rome Italy nov. 2.�?the author Ity the Energy and the earnestness son of grand rapids was being held we Ith which Mussolini has taken hold at the county jail Here under heavy of italian affairs both internal and i re a 1he�ris jealousy ihl�htnka7 int a a pm in . Is ,hr0at a Quot c of or Beautiful i Nev a he in Ulni it Obs a my wife and or ,7 8�ihfs�?~5> Aboul would not hav a fur or 1 had j Fingl a minute i in for a to have kept tha. Png ugh not _ of t thought there if the Chlis cd i wrong Between the mini./�?�7 thing wife. I Iive right aria an<1 my to do the sane i want others to or. Hall and if he we a have Onul j word have gone to the a Quot li8ten to the Bishop and he wife having hard it and said he Kew of a anybody or. A to bad members Quot to that cd of rest about added. Chor he the authorities arming or. Hall s ,."�?�7/ a Udy create Day we re Quot widow voiced her fair in a maintained that so had in the a to the murderers Quot a Ali a Berry seek revenge a Ovri Aid she did not Siloam 0i?cakrastt9 am to Law or net.2�?T.�?crops refugees for the fourth time and Are guard As the Man who kidnapped the ,te7naf�?�hascrvated a Deeo Imbres examination of the defendant s sister grimly called a professional child last sunday drove with her to lion Quot a Rome los Angeles n i., lamination of the defend who detailed the filled mental d. The wars of the last twelve years have the Jack pipe swamps of Manistee his a imperative instruction. To Ray in her Fame Mytre in support of driven them from country to country county and there abandoned Hor. A i Julji. I rom ten at his nest the insanity defense was planned for along the Railroad line Are count i Vii run Onuf Oceh Tho out Totza h p 1 15-pm. Luts Choc a 2. 15 by. Of face Assn at a Ato chs club. Meadows 20 Vear old widow to death movement and All available Bow it ars Meadows a. Fire loaded to capacity with the evict with a Hammer. De p0puiati0ns of a thousand towns and villages. Old men. Women and feeble children soon succumb to the Rigours of weather report South Dakota rain tonight Fri Day rain or Snow and cold ads becoming Strong northerly Friday. Thorn is to be new evidence in Arthur Burch trial los Angeles Cal. Nov. 2.�?a Thorn Aid to have been extracted from the i Nee of Arthur c. Burch was expected to occupy a prominent position today fit his trial for the murder to it of j. Belton Kennedy. M Hen the defendant was arrested j it Las vegas Nev., in. Thorn was re j moved from his knee. It w As Accord i a a to witnesses similar to Many growing Ramblers about the cottage Quot Here the Young Bro amp of was shot to death. Who you be next to win the free subscription for one year Mons pc Raji Romu in. Coun Wilsoh confessed the sheriff of pahs until he had reached a de Case of ambassadors to resign and his Cir a. I Cular to the prefects a a exacting their hit Rock it a a by a a in utmost endeavours and collaboration Tho Sriri q Onnor Tifis of a pm its in were regarded As a Strong indication Borrel warranted a the method the new government a g a t i is going to use lit dealing we Ith fhe word from Dublin thi morning business at Home and abroad. In like hunger and expos i e and their bodies w As that Rosalie widely known Here j manner a hint As to the course mus remain for Days in these cars with Thomas the a swimming girl Quot through her j Solini we ill pursue was Given by his living. 5 i expert exhibitions at a local Beach j message yesterday to the press Assoc a a a last summer might not recover. She actions in which to said he intended still was in a Semi conscious state to safeguard the Liberty of the press i and shirring from a High fever As a on condition that the press proves i result of exposure in the forests j worthy of Liberty. Where a she was found by the Farmer i postponement of the opening of her clothing to in to shreds and her the chamber of deputies from no-1 body scratched and bruised by the vember 7 to november 15 has caused underbrush. F Goine disappointment. Mussolini is in his statement to the authorities reported to desire a Little More time Wilson was quoted As saying he in to prepare the speech outlining his tired the child into his automobile sunday drove her about the City for a time then started for Dublin. Near that town the deported statement read the want ads carefully somewhere among them a name is hidden if it s yours Send in the clipping and receive the Republican free for one year. It it s your friends Hame Tell him about it. said. Rosalie became alarmed and asked to be let out of the car Wilson said he left Hei near a farm House and then returned to grand rapids. The prisoner said he was intoxicated program and to consult leaders of the various groups and parties in the chamber. Rome has resumed a Normal appearance. A a 1 of Harding endorses Day Cincinnati of. Nov. 2.�?a letter endorsing for get me not Day which w Hen he took the girl into his a the disabled american veterans of the Chine. World War Are organizing for novem Wilson is 41 years old and has Ber 4, was received from president been married twice. Officers said he i Harding at National Headquarters had a police record hero. I Here today. 5 pm wore a i reps up his tre sch 5-30rh. Rides in Fark. Talks a Erman 6 sep i. Dinner at wont a amp 6 pm. Theater m Eusi Urfis of Rosr officials decline to Zug 4 a Ament on Sty tem pvt vew tcrn., wire grew Burnswick n. V nov it Quiry into n q a v Lulu inn Edward Vav a i. N,bir.14 of the Rev. Or i i 11 and has choir Leader comm cart thi m vrii13 declined to 13 morn do on the interview Given yesterday by mrs Frances Stevens Hall to Twenty Pewter detective James j. Mason said two witnesses had stated that mrs him entered her Home at 2 10 a. M. On the morning after the murders instead o. 3 30 a. Rn., As she told the newspaper men. He said also these two witnesses said she we As alone. Mrs Hall said her brother Stevens was with her. Willie 11�rn. To Bro reads tor a hour. Chicago and Alton. Asks for changes in and working roles by associated press l Asri wire Chicago. Til., nov. 2.�?abolishment of time and one half of r time and alternation of rates of and rules governing Short turn around runs service absence from Home terminals Basic Day and Call and release applicable to its engineers fire a men conductors and Road service trainmen was sought before the i United m ites Railroad labor Board by j the Chu Igo and Alton Railroad. Changes in Road and Yard service rules for Yard men also were included. Representatives of the a big brotherhood of locomotive engineers the brotherhood of locomotive firemen and engine men the order of Railroad conductors the brotherhood of Railroad trainmen and the yardman were present to oppose Tho request of the Railroad

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