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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 3, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican City edition vol. , s. D. Thursday november 3, 1921 number 29 Gunderson has solution for Farmers ills lieutenant governor at i Wania farriers a banquet assails schools Calls system wrong it int so much what will happen if we do i i it i Gati on. Al institution. If says. Conceived Only Foh business Man Thoro Are Severn i reasons the Wermers Are where they arc today. Quot no of them is Tho educational system of the country. Another is Tho fact that Tho Farmer a never Farmed with his brains. These things Are i Init to to changed eventually and when they Are chanced then will it on Dillons improve not Only for Tho Farmer but for Tho entire this in substance was the message brought to Tho Farmers of Davison a minty last night by lieutenant governor Carl Gunderson who spoke at a meeting of the a Wauls club at which ninety three Farmers of the county wore guests. Schools not for Farmers or. Gunderson in assailing the Public school system declared it had been conceived and carried on without any thought for the Farmer. A there is nothing taught in the Public he said. Quot that pertains to the farm. Take the Little country school House for instance. Does any one of you know of anything that the Farmer boy and girl learns there that helps them any on the farm. That makes them want to follow in the footsteps of their parents and continued on Page two Maderia to be Karl a prison i Oum up emperor is shoun of All prerogatives by new Bill Lisbon. Nov. 3.�?arrangements have been completed to receive former emperor Charles and exem j press Zita of Austria Hungary As exiles on the Island of Maderia according to a Telegram received Here today from Funchal chief City of the is land. Shorn of in Toga lives Budapest. Nov. 3.�?former Lim Perot Charles would to deprived of a Royal prerogatives by the terms of i Ilan Ford mar ski Deis sit feeds a bib prepared by the ministry of jus Emery chg convention Tice for introduction into the National ends sessions Assembly of Hungary t Oday. The a a. Measure which has been approved by. By associated press Inq Isid wire the hungarian Cabinet abolishes the Kansas City. To. Nev. 3.�?the a Watson offers i More evidence in army charge operators to my a a i Riitto my pre Wirt new York. Nov. 3.�?Gold importations by Hie United states from january i to october 20, totalled $593.-505.506. According to the first Reserve Board. In the same period $15.-s54.902 Gold was exported. Silver imports from january i were $48,606,050 and exports ,981,990. More than 45,000,000 in Gold Bas he defies republicans been brought by ships arriving in the last two Days. Georgia senator declares he will not be i p by any committee georgian reads number of letters and telegrams from sex soldiers imports of Gold and Silver far in excess of exports meet soon to decide action wednesday is set As Date meantime injunction will be disregarded Many miners out now by associated pres. wire Washington nov. 3.�?letters and telegrams from persons offering to submit proof of charges that american soldiers overseas were hanged without trial were presented in the Senate today by senator Watson. Democrat Georgia whose presentation of the original charges in the Senate several Days ago resulted in appointment of a special committee of investigation. Sals Iii has evidence one of the telegrams. Senator Watson said was from a former major in the army and said he could Quot assist in substantiating the j another from a resident of Philadelphia. Offered to give two photographs expenditure estimates for 1922 Are Cut Harding tells Congress government probably will need $ a 940,, Ohio i in i is probably hard. I or hit is result of mud Kral order 4 la it % i i etl i pm wire Indianapolis i my. Nov. 3.�?in answer to the accusation of prank far ring Ion president of the Illinois min a is that officers of the International Union were trying to Quot pass the Buck on calling a strike president John l. L Ewis of the United mine worker of America today wired or. Earring ton that Quot detailed instructions Quot would be int him As soon As Illinois a per actors declare their intention to Dis continue Tho Quot Check or. Jowls message Cli not intimate the nature of the instructions but it was said authorial ivly that a strik order would be included in them. The by associated press encased wire Washington nov. 3.�? estimated expenditures of the government for Tho fiscal year 1922, Aru now placed at 13, 940,,, a reduction of 494,000. J message of or. Farrington asked Fen too from the Augustio estimate of specific instructions As to calling a similar to that presented recently by j $l034.oil>,. President Harding has strike declaring a willingness to obey a Nator Watson a showing a ital inform d press in a to instructions. Ref lows. Tho philadelphian Whoso nun speak or vat k was not mad., Public by the georgia1 the new estimate was up seated by a Tinea to. Nov. Illinois cos senator said he saw one hanging on the president in connection with de operators association will take no the Meuse of could Supply hanging. Tho correspondent did not. # ,. . Arft Vanir a it the tit a St Tor in tink is to in hold her. Say whether the hanging was att re. court martial or presenting his documents. Senator Watson with much show of feel m a Nerro in uniform Ami tic ency estimates of appropriations of action regarding the Federal injun y positive proof of the by .922,576.7 1 which. Or. Harding lion to abandon the Quot Check Oft sys a to Ai a Aid. Were taken into consideration. In Tom until not wednesday when arriving at the newest estimates for meeting is to be held Here. 1922 expenditures. This announcement was made but the president in his letter ii or a 11 c Honnold Secretary of the the expect aggregate re auction in association who is sending to All a,.,. T vend itunes for the current Vear at my ers copies of the injunction a ing clashed with several senators and Chhu Wuhs i a i in Surrem it car Ai. J h i. St it a. I 4 cd 9 Quot of too companies by a memorandum which was reminded by a ice president f ool 7v jul Congimi a on four but a met a a Quot we out haib a a a it is o the original review a slim it of the r should be a thorough invent i Aero Congress greets belgian general Jacques is gig est of Honor at opening meeting at Omaha today a a open Dituro a amounting to $4,550,- �?�00,000, the letter pointed out. Was submitted by Secretary Mellon to the House ways and Means committee last August 4. the letter added. Quot the results of the imposition of executive pre8ure upon the spending departments had no been fully do continue on fag of four it sales tax in Senate again iowan elected legion chief pragmatic sanctions or Imperial edicts or dec Rees operating of fundamental Laws. The right to Issue these decrees was held by the hapsburg Lineal convention of the american legion adjourned last night after electing Hanford Mac Nelder of Mason City la., National commander be j ouija mily for hundreds of years and it other officers and adopting by virtue of on of them that a lotions covering Many subjects Ria Theresa ascended the austrian the diction of or. Mac Nelder to throne in 17 40. The election of a new King would be succeed John g. Emery of grand a rapids. Mich., was made unanimous after More than half of the state delegations had seconded his nomination to a three other candidates nominated a Roy Hoffman of Oklahoma cite. Ear m. Tine of Nebraska City. Be and John f. Williams of Joplin mo., had withdrawn in his favor. I or. is a banker and is unmarried. Th1 vice commanders chosen were a George l. Berry of Rogersville. Tenn ii. Nelson Jackson of Burlington. Vt., land Charles Kendrick of san frames co representing the army and Raymond Backen of Marblehead. Mass. And j. A. Mccormick of fort Lyon j colo., the Nan. J the Rev. Earl Blackman of Usa Lorn nov. Five persons but kan., a of the Chris Woro killed and thirteen others were j Jan a lurch disciples of Christ a wounded in disorders her today mooted National chaplain. Which included throwing of bombs j ---0--- tile trouble the police report originated in an attempted attack by aral rioters on the jewish Quarter. Wore jews and postponed by the Bill until a More Filterable Date. 5 die in riot in Jerusalem troops patrol streets eos. Lowing attack k upon jewish Quarter by tabs by associated i Russ i raised Wilt big ship on Fine report a t by ahm Xiuzhi in Rin. Bax a aah inc i Halifax. N. A. Nov. 3.�?a Large vessel tin identity of which is in known is on lire four Hundred Miles i Southeast of Halifax according to i t wireless message received today by the Canadian naval department from j the British Oil Tanker Saxoline. The message from the Saxoline which is Enro Ute from pert Eads to Havre follows a is s Saxoline latitude 42.3k North Longitude 53.25 a St encircled vessel on tire. Burning fiercely. No sign of Crew apparently a Large Bootlegger at Yale arrested an additional revised estimate was announced August ithe letter said. Ken Ator Smoot precipitates this was that it Quot had been deter fight when committee tit i. V mined to reduce the Ordinary expend reports Bill by associated i rss leased a ire by at least 35o,Ood. be _ t omaha., nov. 3. The opening jew revised estimates presented a business session of the Aero a on by on a rust 4. This Gross meeting Here to Tot in a National Wjt arrangements made As to i a Corfi n i Jet f i and f by fit ii to v i h t i f h in a his. A. By ask a 41 1�?~o s Lens Al win Washington nov. 3.�?th tight Lor to unify Al ifs Vii Illi Iii i la organization to old aviation in amort a a a a Quot a. Not a Diu Quot Rodu Ved t t a a a. L-unoh.,l Juday or. Iid at i a Tiro Aai Ltd was it a Rny cd into a to. Litul.,.hy �520.0 .00�. Or to a to Tomuo but Fella or Arnom. Hop us i in a i Iai pm in a it a Lor a neral Baron Jacques. 14 034 too too i Kean. Utah after the tax revision Iii la j i Liulin commander of la Belgium armies a no in the figure at $4 034 .- m�?~wmur4 had in perfected with during the world War general Jacques appeared before the meeting shortly after hts arrival league head starts to serve rom Kansas City and delivered a Senteno a a South Daro Short address expressing thanks for tuns Greet him. Americans part in the War. Other speakers included governor Samuel it. of Nebraska. J Sydney Walder of Detroit mich., various commit Jackson minn., Townley president nov. 3.�?a. C.,it a acted As chairman. Nonpartisan Baru. Spent Toht in Luht a twp on Man in in �?�r1, appointed in Tho Jackson emmy jail. By Binning an adjourn a Mak. R. Until two to Lifa Momence of 90 Days Tor conspiracy the Quot d,-.- Caus to witness la to on course disloyalty durum to. A a a a a a a Puli two trophy up i raw world War. His ,.�?zd.d for Lilyh Speed air Lams this , a Throe year i Epa i Battle started Here major Charles j. Glidden of new ,. Com Nitte and Amend too As Tho Estlie item total of a Pendl i to. I men to do Nix it sed of. Fru Points of the lure for til fiscal year 1v2j, the let a Vav set 1 th0>�?T Quot it 11,10 re Quot fight with forty votes pledged for their plan. The plan presented to the Senate proposed a manufacturers and pro due Erst tax of one percent of the Sal that the expected aggregate Ter continued Quot the expenditures under the supplemental and deficiency appropriations of 4 i 97,922,576.74 ask. Cd for herein were in the main. Taken into consideration. Caught on Campus Lloyd George delays coming him. In dem tips off officer j in an interview Townley said he we Rooze Salesman is j was tired and nervous from the stress of not Only the North Dakota Camj pain hut of hard work of several years. Ii said he would devote his time in jail to rest and study of physical culture. A in a Only tire Quot replied Townley when the newspaper men remarked that he looked thin. Quot it has been cd his Coll after a Suo mile Automo a Miles City mont., and Ralph. To bile drive from Fargo via Milbank. Cram of Davenport. La., As a com s. T my Pipestem. Probably is and Mil tee on permanent organization. Of w from the a a a Raioum in a. Wet u "l0,? it Quot a Earl oeds from the matter was referred to the res my Ems and establishments stands Mitchell s. P., were hero to Greet solutions committee Ali nod nearly half billion possible however to state a rec is of ver it Quot commodity sold Leas reduce or licensed for consumption or Don in expenditures for the fiscal year without further process of Man 1922 basis is $439,000,000 instead of Ufa Ture. This tax would not apply $350,000,000. Added to this the re to Sab a leases or licenses made Dur auction of $170,000,000 provided for ins any year in which the total pro out of other Public debt receipts for which the taxable sales leases makes the expected aggregate reduce or licenses were made did not exp open Dituro for current Lineal $6,000, nor to Rales of refined a dusted scat sulcs prop it Sal would a graduated corporation tax of from to to 15 percent Rind for repeal Propri into consideration Tho details of the j for estimated expenditures for 1922. Warehousing at $3,940,000,000, a reduction of $94,-Ftoo. from the Augustio estimate of $4,034,000,000.�?� of it associated til a hum Wile new Haven. Conn. Nov. 3 a the arrest of Walter la. Lord and Georg Connell on the Yale University grounds charged with illegally nans j sorting and Selling liquor was an Sharp quakes Felt in Peru of the killed four one an Arab. There were a few \vs0.s of knifing and shots were exchanged Between i the factions. A the police frustrated an Arab no i Glish Premier cancels tack. Later while troops patrolled reservations because of the City the governor with the off j Irish situation. Cor commanding the troop and the principal moslem notables walked j land a nov 3.�?Premier Lloyd through Hie streets and restored or-1 George has definitely cancelled his Der 1 Luis sat on Tho Steamer Aquitania on which he was to have proceeded too Tho United states november 5 to at tend the Washington conference. This fact became officially known Here last night for the first time. It had beep known however for some Days that the critical stage the Irish negotiations had reached probably would prevent or. Lloyd Georg from sailing on saturday. I owing to the grave turn in Irish it i to Quot of is severely a affairs it is not even possible to fix a sunken residents seek provisional do to for the premieres safety in Parks sailing but lie still intends to go to. _ Washington at the earliest possible j b it sri Iati so press leased Wirt moment Lima. Peru. Nov. 3.�? four Sharpe Irth quake shocks were Felt in this Iri a priest i in if City yesterday morning. The first and us emf i it i of Jiuu 11 ii a had were but All were is 1 no need today. Acting on information Given by a a student a state prohibition officer net lord on the University grounds by a Telephone appointment last night. Bought a Bott i of liquor from him and arrested him. Search of lords Horn disclosed a Large Quantity of liquor alcohol and u rectifying Plant prohibition agents said. Of Connell was arrested after delivering two bottles of liquor in a students dormitory room. It w As an Lent need. Premier Craig is called to London meet an awful Strain the last four or five years. It has been a strenuous life. I have a set of Bookie on physical culture Here Ami i am going to study them and devote some time to exercise and take care of myself a Man not doing Active work should do shortly before Townley arrived a party which included George Griffith state manager of the league George d. Brewer organizer Frank b. Yyi Ood Minneapolis a member of the league executive committee Vince Day Minneapolis attorney h. O. Myrich. Townley see rotary and others appeared. From Mitchell s. La came ten a a Var finance corporation is planning step to relieve and Aid Farmers Washington. Nov. 3.�?investigation j land development of plans for Ware a housing Corn on a Large scale is to be undertaken by a committee a j pointed by the War finance corporation. Announcement of this step was j made today next january i of the existing Taxe on All transportation including Telephone Telegraph Cable anti radio. On soft drinks on admissions and dues the special excises or nuisance i tax and also stamp taxes. I prior to taking up the sales tax a the Senate adopted an amendment a senator Broussard Democrat Louls a Iana. Striking out a committee Amend ment providing that income received by any marital Community should be included in the Gross income of the spouse having the management and december delivery Fales to i control of such Community property lowest Price Ever offer and should be taxed tis the income o de since 1915. Kush spouse. A 1 senators from Louisiana and eight Chicago. 111., nov. 3. Yvo hat big Western states contended that the a a is fact ago used to be considered normalcy j would Over was reached today on the f i ago jaws in their states which pro Board of Trad w heat at $1.09 a that the wife shall have till Bushel. The december delivery Ell by the finance Corpora i to that Price the lowest sine 1913. M i later chief is summoned to consider latest proposals of sinn fein violent but All were Tinct by Felt throughout a Secretary of the Lima geographical society declared that the Center Otth disturbance was about 29ft in Dubuque today Miles Southeast of Here. Near Lea. By associated Pic so. Loused Wirtl Buque la., nov. 3.�?funeral or dispute has from a hat City received la vices for Rev. Arthurf Belknap pcs a or in the Day said the rodents were Tor of St. Patrick s Cathedral at Lead greatly alarmed by the tremor. And a. A. Who was slain on october 26. Bad taken Refuge in the Parks. Was held lure today. A solemn re a Quiem High mass marked the services Lewis to meet pot h at a Patrick a Church. Rev. Father new York. Nov. 3.�? by Strangler Howard president of Columbia Collaw is. Formal heavyweight wrestling lege delivered the funeral Sermon Champion will meet Joe Polk Holder the burial was made in mount Oli of the inter Allied championship in vet cemetery. Seven priests of the a two fall match tonight under new Dubuque Orch diocese Ami Rev. Fath state rules. Lewis famous Headlock or Pul Lay of Lead. Acted As casket will be barred. Bearers by associated pres leased wire London. Eng. Nov. 3.�?sir James Craig the Ulster Premier has accept i cd the government s invitation dispatched yesterday to come to London j and consult As to Ulster a attitude to Ward the proposals regarding the us a Ster Boundary and other question in a valved in the Irish settlement. Sir James it is stated is coming to a London to discuss specific plans submitted to the government by the sinn of in. Of such a character that the government thinks them feasible if Ulster agrees to them. These plans do not however embody any agreement definitely reached by the government and the sinn fein. The Ulster Premier has said throughout that he Wou a not intervene until such an agreement was a it a it hed. But has now consented to discuss the provisional proposals Hon which said the proposal had absence of demand rather than any Tho approval of secretaries Melloni unusual Selling pressure characterize and Wallace. J to today a Market. The Dollar a Bush it will be the Corpora Jel Price led to comparisons with More Hon announcement said Quot that years than a double that figure a Aliz a ago we Hen there was a temporary during the great War acid als was a the wife shall have half of the family property stamp tax is Fly to to Senate also accepted a propos a1 by senator Rittman Democrat Neva of i. Fixing n stamp tax of one cent for each $2ft or fraction of thai amount of the value of capital Stol by St. Large suppl safely stored and financed on a sound business basis until it can be j marketed or utilized with Benefit to the Farmers in the Corn Belt As Well As the entire the purpose of the committee managing director Meyer explained. Is to enable Farmers to hold their Corn until a fair Price can be realized for the crop. The corporation. I dim Niemaun Taat he sad i>l5,n a Advance funds Kuhl a Sinunu Luu through the Banks to the Farmers on the Security of Coin warehoused a which would enable the Farmers Tai hold their crops for better prices. J a to a was along. There also were a few leagues from Jackson and nearby counties who stood in Little groups about the jail awaiting their Leader St. Pau jewelry bandits get away associated fro Lens is wire Paul. Minn., nov. 3.�?a Well planned robbery netted two men a j proximately 39.990 in diamonds i shortly before k a. In. Today from the store of a. I. Shapira and sons in the Center of the downtown District. Two men met l. If. Deeny. Assistant manager of the store As he was j leaving his Home and asked for a ride Down town. After i4eny had _ driven a Quot Era blocks one of the men from London to the department of a pressed a pistol against him and or Ric Tuure. The american agricultural tiered thru he drive quietly to the commissioner there said Price had store where he was forced to open slumped and cold storage were the Safe an deliver the diamonds. Id a proximal it fifty thousand dollars Worth of Cass diamonds were taken from the store held in refrigerator ships in the in a Holdup a year ago. Thames the commissioner reported. England nov h As big beat surplus ii j associated a res leased Yyi Lre Washington nov. 3.�?an overstocked meat Market was reported today Filiti million cart Lamb and Mutton Are being forecast South Dakota generally Lair to night and Friday. Not much Chang in temperature. Local tempera lures by til Republica no a thermometer wednesday thursday 3 p. In. 59 3 a m 79 r. In. 43 a. M. 25 of p. In. 33 9 a try 12 p. In. Is 17 in. 52 j p. In. Cd maximum fix to i p. In. Thursday minimum 25 at c a. In. Thursday by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum 61 minimum 27 at noon 61 to aim pc $199. Senator a so unit Democrat. Arizona attempted to have attach d to the tax measure a provision appropriating $16,090,090 for use of the veterans Bureau in Hospital la Tion of former service in but finalist a a ,1, we their with amendment after beings Mir a by chairman Warren of the appropriations committee that a de fic Leney appropriation was in course of preparation. New York girl is Art prize Winner by associated press leased wire Chicago ii nov. 3.�?cecilia beaux. Of new y Ork today was awarded the or. And mrs. Frank ii Logan medal and $1,600, for her painting. Quot the i tanning lesson Quot at the 3 4th annual exhibition of american paintings and sculpture at the Chicago Art instill annals son dead new y Ork. Nov. 3.�?dan in Hanna son of the late senator Marcus a. Tute. Hanna and proprietor of the Cleve the Potter Palmer Gobi medal and land news. Died at his Home at fro $1,000 was Given to Charles Grady ton on the Hudson last night. A of philae Iphia. For his portrait Bush cording to word received by friends of the late Frank Duveneck. Noted Here today Cincinnati artist

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