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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 6, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Sixteen Page the evening Republican vol. Xxx Imitchell South Dakota Quot thursday november 6, 1924. Number 31"sght for Congress close Ford says he loved her at sight magnate tells about Romance with farm girl met his future wife at a a v in dance in state of Michigan fired his ambitions might. Ford sat it at night we \ Iii was working on Cau by be a service m.., nov. 6.�?it was a love jilt a for Henry Ford As something about Littles int who lived on a farm it re mich., that attracted attraction grew rapidly. Yers later the Bryant girl Henry Ford destined to of one of the worlds and herself probably the Hest woman. Ii Eye ars ago at a barn Dearborn. Mich. Ford thin. Dangling youth is pretty girl with Cxpress-an-1 Long Chestnut ool 1 an int Rod than they a a it a Square dances to talk a a Iyo watch making. She it Otic. He showed her a j sch in had made it had h in is. Recording both thee and Sun time. I ired of Mhz Tilott a As enthusiastic forgetting two dances. She i she had Faith in a. And he fell in love j e and then. Ever since i Aith in him. I Aly a few minutes after j or a that she was the one d said recently. A i was e Start. And its always j in with me since. She the believer. I discouragement lout t ambit a a i 374 electoral votes Given to Coolidge today Republican Triumph tuesday assumes greater magnitude As ballots come in present judges re elected to supreme Bench representative returns indicate Success of Gates policy and Sherwood losers plan future Gunderson leads All independents already discussing Camp aug a a Davis to meet party leaders Albuquerque n. A. Sox. 6.�? president Coolidge jumped into tile lend in new Mexico when returns from 390 of the states 713 precincts were compiled this afternoon. The returns showed the president leading John w. Davis by 694 votes. New York a nov. 6.�?up a Mitchell candidate for governor pittas largest majority Given tuesday Sioux Falls s. D., nov. 6.�?up a belated returns from tuesdays elections straggling in this morning were few. At noon a total of 57 additional precincts had come in and it was noteworthy that practically All of them followed tho general trend of the Early reports on All offices. Applied to the race for United states senator they gave totals for 30 districts Are still to be heard from but indications Are that Coolidge will have Small working majority take 4 Senate seats probably will be Izard fight for speak frs hip the Republican Triumph in tuesdays 1 the state of 1687 precincts and a election assumes an even greater j plurality for gov. Mcmaster Over u magnitude As the counting of the bal lots nears completion. S. G. Cherry of 24,884. Every county in the state was rep j resented in these figures and 48 of the overnight returns not Only boosted go counties had reported Complete the totals of electoral votes credited to Coolidge and Dawes but increased the likelihood that the new administration will have a dependable majority of its own party in Congress. They likewise lifted to new Heights returns. The outstanding 201 precincts were Well scattered and come mostly from Small Rural voting divisions whose Means of communication with the county seats were scant. In some instances too. The local election the vast Republican majorities in i officials had sealed their tally sheets several states already counted in the j without making the results in their Coolidge electoral column and gave precincts Public and As a consequence indications of depositing there All of the electoral strength now classified As doubtful. The latest triumphal procession Are Montana and Nevada having Between them seven votes in the electoral College. That would increase they will not be known until the official canvass is announced. 1.686 precincts report returns from 1,686 out of 1.888 precincts in South Dakota for United states senator pave Mcmaster 93.094 Cherry 58.219 tho party total to 374, or 108 More j Ayres 18,s4, Bates 5,387 Dillon 2,-than is nex a to elect. For a time �?~41, Egan 10,016 Loneks 841. Michigan runs up about our to one vote for Coolidge Detroit mich., nov. 6.�?with a vote of nearly three and one half times that of both his opponents president Coolidge had a majority of More than half a million votes in Michigan when tabulation ceased Here Early today. Tabulation of 2.412 of the states 2,7 75 precincts showed Coolidge 811.086 Davis 129,538 la Follette 106,856. Senator James Couzens was return _ de to the United states Senate by a j close contests mean there majority almost As Large. Gov. Alex j. Groesback ran slightly behind the president and senator Couzens but still had almost a three to one Lead Over his democratic opponent. Michigan voted Down three proposed constitutional amendments by decisive votes. The anti parochial school amendment was buried under a two to one vote. A proposed amendment that would have imposed a state income tax received the worst beating of All with 2233 precincts voting yes 162.014 no 714,584. The i ird amendment dealt with re Apperti ferment. Error in count puts Brookhart ahead in Iowa Dos Moines la nov. 6.�?an incomplete recheck of the senatorial f Xii lots showed senator Brook Hart Lead no Daniel f. Stick. Democrat by 1,160 votes at 12 43 p. Rn., today. The totals were Brookhart 447,201 Steek 416,044. Des Moines. Nov. 6.�?up a partial recheck on returns from the Iowa la Follette had threatened to Cap practically every return which senatorial election at la a. Rn., today w i raid no to fall in love mrs. Henry Ford and Home they lived in before Ford Bei ame Rich. Of the Bat. It w year later. Pressed me very As he k about till useless things my men usually talk about m telling of their courtship did no to fall in love with him it a year later. We waited years before marrying a Henry i Are less always waited on him and ilex a careless Man. He san. But he s careless. Hell new group to president will hold balance retire several in u. S. Senate Cabinet Heads Turo one or the other but the Fig i reached Here served to accentuate the ures available today appeared to j Victory won in South Dakota by make both safely Republican. President Coolidge and the entire re a a Al May got new Mexico publican congressional and state tic Ket. The electoral bag of Davis and by j when tabulation ceased last night an remained meantime at 136 and j goo precincts out of 1.888 in the apparently the Only Chance of an in state had reported on president they crease was in new Mexico where the gave Coolidge 92.667 Lafollette 65, democratic ticket was holding the 180 and 24 5. Sixteen Flun of gtd by Only a a cant plurality. Cod dred and thirty precincts had reported was gaining at a ratio which if j ted in United states senator they maintained would add the states give governor w h Mcmaster. Betimes votes also to the Republican i publican 80.823 Cherry. Democrat i 968, Avres. Farmer labor 18,206 la Follette last Opportunity to in rate and 4 9g5. Estran tn<1 9_ crease the electoral vote of the thir teen Given him by Wisconsin seemingly hinged on the returns from the Only other state remaining on the doubtful list North Dakota with 4 40 Dillon ind., 2,583 Loucks ind., i his. Lothes about Oso to i Dakota senators d i Havo. I Don go picking y anything will by Foremost in members of new bloc Coolidge turns the attention to problem of setting up own government gtd because i know his f Lugger things and he s of what he is wives against a a a greed a declaring such an attn ext retries will drive evening Republican Bureau 3f>i Albee building Washington in c., in. 6. J on his first Auto to carry them to forty eight hours watched Success and night mrs. Ford sat up i when the Little car was re read for a try out. It a a and mrs. Ford threw a the balance of Power held by the la Follette group in both branches. of this it is expected few measures except the usual approx Ria farm Relief the of the afoul of a new combination of modern progressives which probably will be headed by senator Borah of Idaho. Included in this group will be the two senators from South Dakota a shoulders and followed i Peter Norbeck and w. Ii. Mcmaster. I 4ion bus an j possibly Small shop near the j others will be Couzens of Milt Higan. Legislation will be presented by j Howell of Nebraska. It Apper of Ivan i president to the final session o the ear out in the a1-�?� Sas and Schall of Minnesota. I sixty eighth Congress which begins in i it. It ran Only a Short with the support of these senators i december. Fine of the the Republican majority May rum. I wont Call extra scission without their votes the party Organ i Iza Tion Falls to the ground. Their i presence in Congress Renews the fight Between the two elements of the Republican party As to which Side the conservatives or tile progressives Gunderson by 30 too Carl Gunderson. Republican walk red away from the Field in the Truber five Ltd votes. Coolidge remained in ln0 pastorial contest with a plurality of Lead on the face of returns from two 49 0q0 of Bulow Democrat in 1.-thirds of the state but his plurality 484 precincts. Gunderson had 84,-was diminishing As a mounting la j -93� Cujow 35,911 Putnam Farmer Follette vote came in from the coun labor 20.876 and Richards ind. Districts. J 12,598. The remainder of the Republic congressional returns not Only i state ticket had been Success indicated the defeat of one of 1 10, Fui by margins almost As Large As pillars of the la Toilette Senate bu>c4jja governor. Representative senator Johnson of Minnesota reports from throughout the state in but the it a the Republican medicated the election of supreme president Coolidge turned his j Jority in the House to a Point where justices g Sherwood j. H. Gates thoughts today to plans for the next it seemed probable that the adminis-1 an j Saml Al Poliey Over their Oppon four years including the setting up ration would be Able to outvoted ends j. P. Alexander. James Brown. Of his own administration and the there any combination of Democrat and Patrick fan framing of a legislative program toi and Lafollette insurgents. Thus is and path a Esan on th9 non Par appeared that the Wisconsin senator Lfan Baiot and the vote on th9 state Constitution convention was mum of electoral strength in his fight two to one against it. More for the presidency but was in j Nev reports indicated decisive defeat jeopardy of the commanding 1ajj referred Laws. Aside from position he has held for he past ,a few republicans who were Defeated years As Leader of a group holding j in Gieir aspirations to seats in the legislature every candidate of the party for state or Federal offices was successful. The legislature itself is As the Washington d. a nov. 6.�? of a ability of tho Republican organization to control the new Congress elected tuesday appeared today to hinge on the outcome of senatorial contests in three , new Max Leo and Wyoming. There was a Little doubt that it would have at least a Bare working majority in tile House Over democrats and la Follette insurgents. If the Republican Cand dates for the Senate in two of tho three states still in doubt Are victorious and the vacancy in Connecticut is filled by a Republican a coalition of democrats and a incipient supporters of senator Ija Follette would fall two Short of a majority. In Minnesota and Wyoming the Republican nominees Are leading on the fare of incomplete returns As received today but in new Mexico senator stir Hutn was trailing his democratic opponent. Sam to. Bratton. New York n. Y., nov. 6.�?up a the fight for a working control of Congress continues to be a close one. But it holds out the Prospect that president Coolidge May have a manageable majority though Small Over the Lafollette insurgent balance of Power which during the recent Congress has hampered and thwarted showed senator Smith Vav. Brookhart to be leading his democratic Oppon j Many administration measured and ent. Daniel f. Sleek of Ottumwa by slightly More than 500 votes. An error of 300 in Buena Vista county in favor of Brookhart. Uncovered by policies. Early today More than thirty districts still were missing from the final tabulations while the votes in close county auditor Kaufman at storm j fights were being counted. Lake was the biggest Factor in Chang i but returns then stood approx ing the standing of the candidates. Other additions were made to Brook Harts total in a half dozen counties. Another err or. This one in Polk county Des Moines gave Brookhart an additional 200 votes bringing his Lead to 59. The totals follow Washington. C.,. Of 6.�?-ja3 a with the evidence of his popular do sement steadily increasing As election returns continued to come in by George f. Authier As a result of tuesdays election the Friendly club. There has been born a new group p ashes where he 1 which will hold the balance of pow i new group will take the place of the is of their roman j or in the i. United states Senate. Tuis i presented to Congress. Last 48 hours that Radical bloc now consisting of Label in that a Jatter connection interest not Only had been held to a mini mately 36 hours after the closing of the polls the republicans had taken 230 seats giving a margin of 12 Over the Bare majority of 217. Out of the thirty Odd districts still to be heard from they hoped to solidify their gains against the raids of a demo crat Lafollette coalition. The democrats at the same time had taken 174 seats and had a Hope of capturing some of those still out-1 standing. 23 districts hop Back the republicans. However had done most of the overturning Twenty county includes Council Bluffs where it was first discovered voters had invalidated numerous ballots by marking arrows upon them to set out the fact that they had scratched their ballots for Steak. At the White House entered today Jette Norris Shipstead Ladd and j Frazier. And now instead of faring a on results of the congressional the stubborn opposition of the so contests. The present Congress called radicals the majority May run Thonert nominally under control of republicans has been dominated by ran i Untsain of Success wit re other Hills to climb be his add looking Eon s walked Drivers swore gathered. Called him Quot crazy shall dominate. but through it j stood by him urging her Confidence. She j Only person who had endure the hoots of j ride through i Detroit n in his a horseless 11 Ohio Loving woman ving and thoroughly Unin this tremendously Rich in her millions she dresses Middle class woman. She re for jewels. In dresses it sin likes Are Brown and a k and Sable Are her favor i Ord believes that Good Cook he biggest. Part of a women a a has s her Forte. Indeed she to have any servants around. Until a few years of lest of her Apple pie. She a i if do a nest site simple to make a she Fleury likes it. It 1924. Nea service inc Washington beats klan a attack on parochial schools Seattle wash., nov 6.�?an initiative measure. Designed to compel parents to Send i retire for personal reasons to Public s eat1 vate life and it is understood or parochial institutions sponsored1 by the Good government league with the Kun flux Khan. Apparently was Defeated in tuesdays i election. Returns from 895 of the state s 2.437 precinct gave 53.117 for the Bill and 86.107 against it. Jap enthusiast gets six months for Flag attack b Japan. Nov. 6.�? spa Rief i who Cut the american Flag a Flagstaff in the grounds of a or y d american embassy on ast was today sentenced to six imprisonment. His two a were sentenced to four ands respectively with a bus s l Renee to two years a Means that if they Are of Good Havier during that period they will a practically unpunished. To Trade for cows one Farmer offers in today a want ads to Trade farm machinery for milk cows. To Trade for ewes another Farmer in today a want ads offers to sell Choice Young rams or Trade them for ewes. To Trade for a Ford another user of today a want ads wants to tr3 a player piano for a Fojcik while or. Coolidge has declared i for further tax reduction and a tax j Reform it is the opinion of those close to Secretary Mellon of the Treasury department and to the president that such legislation will not be pressed by the administration at the j Short session. Nor will an extra ses Sion be called after March 4 for this i purpose alone it is believed unless j Clear working majorities in each Branch of Congress Are assured and other emergency legislation is deemed necessary. Meanwhile or. Coolidge will be Oon i fronted with the problems of select i ing a Cabinet. It is thought Likely that i several of the present members will Pri also that the president has in mind some j changes in the alignment though no wholesale transferring of department Heads is expected. No outstanding changes however Are looked for prior to the inauguration. On Job Early As was the Case yesterday it was Quot business As usual today at the i White House. Or. Coolidge follow Jing his custom appeared Early at the 1 executive offices giving his attention j to government affairs. Immediate problems facing him Are the selection of the proposed agricultural commission to investigate farming conditions the appointment of a the balance of Power in Senate and House. I visors Ishik to future despite this situation the leaders overwhelmingly Republican of the la Follette Independent group j popular vote indicated were planning today to keep a party5 All three Republican congressmen organization together for future Cam won re election handily. Pains at the same time that the democrats buried under a second four women eloped four women won seats in the Republican landslide in four years. South Dakota House of represent were trying to dig their Way out far Alives. In each instance the women enough to take Stock of the probable consequences to their party. John w. Davis the Defeated democratic nominee will talk Over party candidates ran ahead of their party tickets. This was especially notice Ible Elk Point. Democrat who won a seat in the Case of mrs. Mable Moody of Brookhart 447.248 Stock 446.489. More mistakes found Des Moines la. Nov. 6�?an official recount of the senatorial ballots cast a tuesday in Potta Maamie county was started this morning and has recorded a gain of 30 votes by senator Brookhart Over Daniel Stock. The democratic candidate according to i the to congressional districts now rep a message received Here by l. In resented by democrats had flopped j Back into the Republican column i with the Coolidge Dawes landslide tuesday. Meantime the democrats had raided the Republican preserves for the seats of four representatives. In the Senate the republicans had recaptured seats in Delaware Kentucky. Massachusetts and Oklahoma. At the same time they held them in contests in Colorado Idaho Illinois Kansas. Michigan. New Hampshire Oregon. Rhode Island South Dakota West Virginia and Wyoming. In Minnesota a close race was being run right up to the wire Between Magnus Johnson the Farmer labor senator and representative Thomas d. Schall a Republican. Although the late returns showed Seral leading the picturesque Farmer Jabor senator stubbornly refused to concede defeat clinging to the Hope that the last Rural districts to be heard from would put his vote on top. In Nebraska the senatorial contest brought a nominal Republican Victory with the re election of senator Norris but As the senator often has openly declared for personal responsibility As contrasted with party in Lodge stricken and condition is not hopeful re organization plans with National in the first District. Her colleague chairman Shaver and other demo j from that District will be a. L. Lar cratic chieftains at a luncheon Here son. Republican. Three Republican tomorrow but it is probable that j women were also successful at the some time will elapse before there is polls. They were miss Gladys Pyle a definite movement to put the party machinery into running order once More. Berger edges out Braun in heated Wisconsin fight Milwaukee wis., nov. 6.�?senator Robert m. La Follette had Accuu j lated a Lead of nearly 100.000 votes Over president Coolidge when the final unofficial election tabulation was a made. Gov. J. J. Blaine was leading Martin l. Lueck by approximately 80,000 and the entire Republican state ticket was also elected by approximately same figures. A marked Republican Victory was also scored in the state Senate and Assembly. The representatives in of Huron who was re elected from the 24th District mrs. Celia m. Kelley of Mitchell for the thirteenth District and miss Christine Olson of Sioux Falls in tile tenth District. Miss Pyle won her place by defeating mrs. May Ryan a Democrat. Other democratic women and several women who were nominated on the farm labor ticket were Defeated by men. Schal leads by 19.489 in Johnson fight Cambridge mass., nov. 6.�?up a the condition of senator Henry Cabot Lodge who suffered a stroke yesterday at the Chart Eston Hospital Here a a declared in a bulletin issued at the Hospital shortly after noon to be a a unchanged not senator Lodge was still unconscious at the time the bulletin was issued having remained in that cordite Ani mity his name was net counted since he a stricken 24 hours be in making up the Republican working majority. By heavy majorities the democrats retained their Senate scats from tho solid South. Lon gov or the for speaker the close contests in the House probably will bring an interesting fight for the speaker ship when the new Congress assembles possibly in extra session next March 4. As Many think it May at the Call of the president. The present speaker. Frederick Al Gillett of Massachusetts having been elected to the new Senate his name will not appear in the House contest. Fore. The Brief statement was signed but drs. John h. Cunningham and Frederick h. Winslow who haae been in constant attendance on senator Lodge since yesterday. By. Doheny moved patriotic impulse Robinson declares los Angeles. Calif. Nov. 6.�?e. L. Doheny. Oil magnate whom the government accuses of obtaining for his j representative Longworth of Ohio pan american Petroleum and trans a son in Law of the late president port company certain Elk Hills naval j Roosevelt is one of those Foremost Oil leases and contracts by collusion in the speculation surrounding the and fraud was acting from the High a next occupant of the speakers chair. Est patriotic motives when he a crept both wets and Drys professed oed the leases and contracts which the Gam Comfort out of the Cong reason government now seeks to cancel a i a1 results cording to Admiral j. K. Robison de i fens witness in the trial of the fed eral cancellation suit. Weather forecast St. Paul. Minn. Nov 6 a congressman Thomas d Schall. Republican Secretary of sericulture to succeed be ,. In confess lost a few votes or additional returns the late Secretary Wallace and a de trim Wisconsin who were seeking today on the United states senator vision on the report of the Tariff election in each instance Are ail re Jill contest but to Tell had a Lead of a a a a a Onno i turned on the face of the unofficial la 4sj when Dos of the states 3.-� commission on the sugar duty. O judge Lindsey wins after hot fight in Denver counts. In the fifth District a part of 607 precincts had been heard from. Milwaukee county. Victory l. Berger or some of the belated Rural re socialist and Ernest Braun found i turns today senator Magnus John themselves in a close race from which son Farmer labor had the Edge and Berger emerged a Victor by 690 votes i this Cut into Schallus plurality for according to the last newspaper Tab several Hundred votes the count elation. Standing Schall 353,852 Johnson of 334.363 and Farrel Democrat. 45. A noted actor dead j 846. Denver. Colo. Nov. 6.�?ben b. Lind new York n. Y., nov. 6.�?frank in the meantime both president sey founder of Denver a juvenile t Holland. 62, an actor known to three Coolidge and governor elect Theodore court and occupant of its Bench for generations o players died sudden-123 years was re elected by a majority i by of heart disease today. Or. Hol of 207 votes Over his opponent. Royal _ land s Success As a stage favorite was Graham according to Complete Uno a accomplished in spit of the fact that j Christianson in returns facial returns tabulated today he was deaf shortly before noon Christianson. Republican were improving their pluralities the pres j Dent holding a Lead of 81,565 and available the affair at Flower acres by Caroline Wells a mystery Story such As Only Carolyn Wells can write. A Story that is More than a Story a masterpiece of dramatic literature action suspense heart interest convict thrill a All tile elements of the most enthralling kind of mystery serial lie in Quot the affair at Flower starting november 7 in the Republican North Dakota mostly Cloudy to night and Friday continued cold. South a unsettled tonight and Friday Snow probable Contin. Used cold. Lineal temperatures a a maximum and minimum temperature As recorded by he official gov emment thermometer from 7 a in. I yesterday to 7 a. In. Today i maximum 55. Minimum 27. I at 8 a. In. Today 28. I i Mitchell Cloudy. 28 roads Good. Huron partly Cloudy. 27 roads Good Trace Snow. Aberdeen Cloudy. 12 roads Good. Sioux Falls Quot a Loudy 24 roads. Good. Pierre Cloudy 25 roads Good Snow Trace. Yankton Cloudy 40 roads Good Watertown Cloudy 2s Roods j Good Snow Trace

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