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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 6, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather Snow probable the evening Republican volume xxxxvi1 Mitchell s. Wednesday november 6, 1929 sixteen pages number 32 Iden Bank looted posse gives Chase i a Chi Omaha cries poker a lice Dakotas pay tax on income breezes in to make whoopee will ride with Deadwood Dick in Diamond Jubilee portray Days of �?T76 Omaha neb.,�? Nev. 6�? special a Quot a Chi Omaha a poker Alice famed from the Days when Deadwood was a rip roaring mining town moved her Stogie to the other Side of her Mouth and greeted the City yesterday in her Bluff Western manner. She and a a Deadwood Dick last of the picturesque characters of another Era brewed into Omaha to help Nebraska make whoopee the occasion being the Diamond Jubilee Celebration of the Cor Husker state. Deadwood Dick recognized As the hero of the dime novels has now become Richard w. Clark and poker Alice is mrs. Alice Tubbs both Are now residents of the la abiding and peaceful City of Deadwood s. But it was not always thus. The Glamour of the Olden Days will be relived a bit by these two As part of Nebraska a seventy fifth birthday. In an historic pageant portrayed with floats and moving scenes of the development of the West from the Days of the two gun Man to the present Day civilization will be depicted. Both win Wear the costumes of the Days of 79. An old time stage coach was set out for them As their conveyance in the Parade. They ride representing the Black Hills pioneers. The two gun Indian scout still wears his Grey hair streaming behind him. Also he has the picturesque Tell gallon hat High boots and heavy shirt. Poker Alice famed for her unquestioned Genius at the poker table was dressed in a dark suit Many a Gray shirt a Mfd regular cavalry hat. Che canned a Cane. Of 35 million old Virginia rms to demos fold Only a Days remain in important first period candidates in the evening Republican distribution Are urged to make every Effort now almost everything depends upon this weeks results big 372 residents of Mitchell new York and Kentucky file returns�?10,926 is also remain in demo states total critic column payments larger Jimmy wins again thursday Friday saturday and i monday until Midnight four Days i Only remain of the All important first period in the evening Republican $20,000 gift distribution. November la is armistice Day but is a More tangible Day for those whose vision is sufficient to Lead them on to Success acid one of the big motor cars in this prize Campaign. Those candidates who Best Avail themselves of the limited time remaining will naturally $4,000 Cash is scooped up by Bandit pair evening Republican Bureau by the associated press the Albee building Virginia returned to the Democrat Washington d. J tic fold in yesterdays gubernatorial Washington d. C., nov. 6.a total of 372 Mitchell residents paid income tax to the Federal govern j wimm _ ment last year on their 1927 in new York City reelected its demo splendid big Beautiful luxurious Worth 10,000 votes. One does not the u. S. Treasury depart critic mayor James j. Walker on motor cars Worth from $950 to even have to be Smarty to underlie Crest of a tidal grave which a crept j $2,535? stand the winning ability election by a majority More than reap the most bounteous Harvest. Twice the size of that which carried j can any Day of the year compare it into the Republican column in the i with the Day a candidate becomes presidential election a year ago. The proud possessor of one of these decide who the winners of the prizes will be. Turn promises into votes candidates should and Are turning All promised subscriptions into votes this week. Second payments on subscriptions previously Given j will also be a vote Factor. Subscriptions for longer terms with their i accomplices hinted big vote advantages will not be overlooked by ambitious candidates. Robbers traced to three Miles North of Lake City Eden s. D., nov. 6�? up a the new subscriptions that is subscript first National Bank Here was held tons from persons not now evening up and robbed at noon today by comes the u. S. Treasury i ment announced Here today in revealing state local and National Republican readers Are especially j valuable. The Bonus vote makes new subscriptions for a year Worth 60,000 votes while a renewal is of new two men who fled from town in an automobile. The loot Wras placed by officials at $4,000. The two bandits shut two Bank officials and a customer in the vault but failed to lock the door. An automobile bearing the nucleus before it three other candidates i with time so limited Fiorello h. Laguardia. Republican i Days speeding so rapidly Midnight figures on tax statistics for 1927. Norman Thomas socialist and Rich j monday will be Here almost before the department states that 10,969 Ard e. Enright Square Deal party i one knows it. With the greatest South Dakotas made their annual nominee. Vote making Campaign existent Only Triep Tro urn Dur besides these two victories the until monday night every Advant n democrats repulsed a Republican i age should be gained while it is yet tog this same period. Besides it Derlye Cape ure the Kentucky 6tate Mitchell there were 18 other re j legislature and saw their candidate turns filed in Davison county Max j in the single congressional contest lug the total for the county 390. J a the Twenty first new York Man Minnehaha county with 1.833 re i Cattan District forge to the front i in late returns after for hours Trail i turns filed More than any other j file Republican Hubert t. Del county in the state. Other counties any a negro. Surrounding Davison hewed the almost Complete returns from Chicago a municipal election indicated a decisive Victory for the entire democratic or coalition ticket consisting of ten republicans and twelve democrats for Superior and circuit court judges. Although the democrats held the and the i subscriptions up to Midnight Mon of a posse followed the robbers out following totals Aurora 62 Sanborn 44 Jerauld 29 Miner 66 Hanson 42 Mccook 80 Turner 178 Yankton 258 Hutchinson 120 Douglas 94 and Charles mix 179. Total less than in 1916 the total for the entire state Kentucky legislature the republics somewhat less than the number for 1926, reported As 12,414. The amount of taxes paid however. Cans reelected the mayor of Louisville William b. Harrison by an unprecedented majority and in up poker Alice is shown in the top picture As she appeared while accepting j tile invitation to attend the Omaha Celebration tendered by Harry at water of Deadwood. In the lower picture she appears As she was made up for a Days of 76 Celebration in the Black Hills three years ago. Was larger than that for the 1926 state new York they replaced four period. The department reports in democratic mayors but in turn had come tax payments on South Dako republicans replaced by democrats to incomes of $209,667 for last year in ten other cities. On the 1927 income As against the democrats were victorious $208,893 in the 1926 income. In the mayoralty contest in Indian the net income for South Dakota pods electing Reginald Sullivan for the year on which tax was j Anco another Democrat James m. Paid was $35,906,515, or .16 per cent of the National net income. The total number of returns filed was .27 per cent of the total for All Hoover proclaims thanksgiving Day Washington d. C., nov. 6�? up it a the american people were asked to give thanks for blessings bestowed j upon them during the last year in a thanksgiving proclamation issued today by president Hoover in the first document of this kind he has issued the president said assurances of peace at. Home and abroad had been strengthened that thy Harvest had been abundant and that capital and labor had enjoyed a an exceptional the proclamation set november 28 is the Day of thanksgiving. Election results by associated press Virginia John Garland Pollard regular Democrat elected governor. New York City a James j. Walker Democrat selected mayor. Kentucky democrats retain two thirds majority in House and control of state Senate. New York state James p. Gava Gan Democrat apparently elected id Congress from the Twenty first Manhattan District. New Jersey republicans retain control of state legislature. Chicago democratic or coalition judgeship ticket elected. Bostons James m. Curley Democrat elected mayor. Detroit Charles Bowles partisan elected mayor. Pittsburgh Charles h. Kline Republican selected mayor. Louisville William b. Harrison. Republican reelected mayor. Indianapolis Reginald Sullivan Democrat elected mayor. O Premier wins six killed As easy Victory i Airliner Burns states while the a doubt paid was Jojn tiie wite my contest election in Detroit. Charles Bowles Defeated Given 324 to 199 vote on move to recognize soviet Union German machine hit top of Hill in fog on run to Croydon London eng., nov. 6.�? up a j Marden Park Surrey eng., nov. Britain a labor Premier j. Ramsay j six persons were killed and Macdonald has been upheld by the commons in the first major question of foreign policy to reach a vote. A poll of 224 to 199 last night favored resumption of diplomatic relations with soviet Russia on terms agreed upon by Arthur Henderson. Minister for foreign affairs and Valerian Dovgalevsky soviet ambassador at Paris. Solid support the liberals supported the government solidly while three conservatives including lady two injured in the crash of a big German Airliner bound for Berlin j from Croydon this morning. Three of those killed were passengers j and three were Crew managers. .03 per cent of the National total of $830,639,434 collected on individual returns in the state. Segregating the total number of individual returns filed from South Dakota the department finds that 7,152 were joint returns of husbands arid wives 480 filed by single men who Are Heads of families 128 by single women who Are Heads of families 2,468 by single men not Heads of families and 648 by single women not Heads of families and 99 by wives filing separate returns from husbands. A close race Between business and wages and salaries As a source of income tax from individuals is shown in the departments report possible to make votes on the a double what is to be done must be done now. Candidates who a Dilly Dally along fooling themselves with a belief that there will be plenty of time Quot Ater to make a showing in the r., Are the ones who Are going to be badly disappointed in the end. Candidates hustling candidates awake to their Opportunity Are hustling these final Days with might and main. This we Elf and monday Are bound to bring out some surprises. Every sign indicates some general shirting in the vote standings. What has been done is history now. It is what is done Between now and Midnight monday the final hour of the big vote i period which will largely determine i results. Candidates slightly ahead now May soon be considerably Down in the lists. No one can be too sure. One can not afford to be satisfied. The candidates who will be successful in the end Are those who put their time to the Best use from now to the final hours Midnight monday. Big first period votes Are Given Only until the clock strikes 12 monday night. At ii it hour too Tulei offer of 50,000 Bonus votes for each new year also ends. Winning votes ss4 Vii nos Luis Ghany county. J a a a continued Republican control of the new Jersey legislature was indicated by slow returns from the elections in that state while the democrats gained three votes in the new7 York state Assembly. A majority in excess of sixty thousand was the answer of the Virginia democratic organization to the Challenge for state control of the anti Smith democrats in Day. Almost everything depends upon this week. The last Chance for big votes is Here. The first Nenod schedule will not be repeated or extended. Big votes positively end at Midnight. Monday november la. Time lost now is lost forever. Subscriptions measured by the final hour monday must credit less votes when secured later. This is final and fair warning. Everything is now up to candidates themselves. You win or lose by your own Effort or the Lack of it. Why take less votes per subscription Ater a better be Safe than sorry a is a slogan suggested during the Republican circulation Campaign. Campaign candidates Are making Progress. Hoove snubs Curley was elected mayor of Boston in a race with two other democrats running in other and non party tickets. John w. Smith for mayor in a Cen Senate votes to limit debate of town. O. R. Skala the cashier Lloyd Bransrud an employee and Joseph saltier a customer were in the Bank when the bandits entered. Since the vault was not locked they rushed out and spread the alarm within two minutes of the time they were forced into it. As the search was started new of the robbery was telephoned to surrounding towns and radio stations were asked to broadcast the bandits description. The posse took up the search with thoughts of a $1,000 Reward offered Only yesterday by the state Bankers association for the capture dead or alive of Bank bandits. The Bandit car headed North toward Lake City and the North Dakota line. It was a Buick Sedan bearing South Dakota License number 7-3114 and was stolen last night a t Aberdeen. Tny a a lava Imail i no securities were obtained As Hiram Johnson ass or from the i Skola and his companions got a Good look at Only one of the ban dits whom they said was Light complexioned. Both were described As being 25 years old or younger and about five seven or eight inches tall. One weighed about 140 pounds and the other 150. The Bandit automobile Early this afternoon was found in a ditch three Miles North of Lake City with indications that the robbers had accomplices who met them there with another car. No Trace of the fugitives was found in the Vicinity. Lake City is six or seven Miles North of Eden. O californian is Only member of committee not asked to dinner Washington d. C., a. 6.�? apr president Hoover sent a Ritter to senator Johnson hot California today saying la at a an accidents had caused he senators name to be on Ted from the mat of invited goes is to the White House dinner last night in Honor of ambassador Dawes. As soon As word spread about the Capitol that the senator had received a communication from the White House a report went abroad that the incident had been gained As a mistake. Each member held to minutes discussion of Tariff ten Washington d. C., nov. 6�? up by James l. West associated press staff writer Washington d. C., nov. 6�?op a another interesting Puzzle in the Ever changing pattern that adds zest to official and political life in the nations capital was presented to one of the two survivors was sat the government collected tax do the be or shop of Bop James offt Saa unto agreement Lim i Hoover to tattle Senato a iting debate to ten each member on the Prince Eugene Schaumberg Lippe on $15,269,857 income from wages second Cousin off a and salaries and on $14,390,627 for a former reigning. _ j _ returns to individuals Prince of one of the oldest German enterprises. Royal houses. He was acting As second Pilot. The Prince was injured but is expected to recover. The other injured Man Lieut. Comman on business Only one Over $100,000 a distribution of incomes by classes shows that one South Dakotan paid tax on an income of More than $100,000, this individual Der Glen Kidston widely known falling within the $100,000-$150.000 racing Motorist suffered from cuts i income bracket. One other citizen Astor j the Sartos 0 the three Passen. In the state paid tax on a $100,000 american born peered deserted Baldwin to. Debate in offered an the a fail weather forecast uth Dakota and North Dakota of probable tonight and much change _ in their Leader Stanley Back or. Macdonald. The vote followed which or. Baldwin amendment deploring urea a of the new labor government i to maintain the conditions which the preceding prime minister him j self had established. Non land foreign minister had Laid Down for resumption of relations. The amendment was rejected by i the same vote 324 to 199, before the vote was taken on the motion of Arthur Henderson for re Instate ment of the soviet Union in Britain a Good graces. Diplomatic ties with the soviet were severed in 1927 after a raid on the London Headquarters of Arcos. J Ltd soviet Trade organization. Which was said to have proved Cannon jr., of the methodist Epis Copal Church South and others and the republicans formed a coalition. Jouett Shouse chairman of the democratic National executive committee interpreted the result in Virginia As indicative of a turn to the democrats in this first election since the Republican landslide of 1928. Walker returned to n. Charges of espionage and pro Pagan Nur Day not much Chance in russian communist agents temperature great Britain. Nebraska rain or Snow probable Settle questions tonight and thursday not much of ambassadors will be Flange in temperature. J the next step in fulfilment of last Minnesota partly Cloudy tonight a it s vote and is expected to Fol and thursday probable Snow in Jow a mediately. Negotiations will j West and South portions not much in f0r settlement of out change in temperature. Continued on Page twelve local temperatures a maximum and minimum temperature As recorded government thermometer from m. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 47. Minimum 29. At 7 a. In. Today 20 roads fair. Precipitation 0 precipitation Nisum a much _ by the official i me erf ora7�?~-1 in Hamilt j for today Weatherford. Tex., nov. 6.�? Abs the Fate of judge H. Hamilton january i 26.24 inches pre Gray haired former supreme court citation excess since january 1> j Jurist and University professor 6.14 inches. Anh temp 7 a in. Hilo Pierre 20 44 20 Sioux Falls 23 43 18 ii Ron 22 41 21 Watertown 18 40 17 Aberdeen 23 38 29 breedings a c we 38 21 Yankton 24 62 24 rapid City 25 47 25 charged with the murder of his Youthful son in Law. Tom Walton. I jr., probably will be in the hands of a jury by night. The trial virtually ended yesterday with a flurry of rebuttal and counter rebuttal testimony offered .00 fair by both the state and defense and j .99 rough Only closing arguments of the Law yers remained to be heard today before the scene of action shifts to roads of roads .00 Good .00 Good i fall retorted to Hove had relapse Washington. C., nov. 6�? a5 a j a relapse in the physical condition of Albert b. Fall sentenced last 1 week to serve a year in jail and pay a Fine of $100.000 for accepting a bribe from Edward l. Doheny May prevent his departure tonight for his Home in Elpaso Texas. Fall was confined to bed today under the care of a nurse. O today in Congress .00 .09 .00 .00 fair fair Good Good by the associated press Senate continues Tariff debate. Senate lobby committee hears j. A. Arnold of Southern Tariff association. The Dusty Little room where the jury Senate foreign relations commit will conduct its deliberations. Tee act on nominations. Order now your copy of Golden Jubilee edition tuesday nov. I 2th will appear the Golden Jubilee edition of the evening Republican celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding of the City of Mitchell. Copiously illustrated with pictures Many of them priceless mementos of Early Mitchell and with Page after Page of history and interesting stories of the Early period of the City a existence the edition will fill a Peculiar place in the written record of Mitchells birth and growth. Not Only Mitchell but some eighteen counties in Central South Dakota Are included in the news features of this edition. It is anticipated that the edition will consist of not less than 48 pages. There has been no attempt to make it a Bulky Issue but rather to limit the space devoted to advertising. Only a limited number of copies will be printed. Those who desire one Ore More of the Golden Jubilee edition should place their orders in Advance. Each regular subscriber will receive a copy but Many will want extras to Send to friends or to keep for future reference. The Price per copy will be 25 cents and this will include postage to any address in the United states. Place your order now. Income. The largest number of Rogers who were killed were Given As turns Are found in the $1,000-$2,000 messes. Milne Jasper and Jones. Classification. Numbering 1,905. Tile Crew killed were Pilot Rod there were 1,849 in the $2,00c-$3, i democracy was More firmly in Schinka Mechanic Ulrich and class and 1,706 in the $3,000-$4,000 trenched than Ever in the country a wireless operator Niklas. J class continued on Page twelve the crash which was followed by the machine bursting into flames is Quot. Quot. "2 believed to have been caused by the Pilot flying into a Hill Side during a fog. Behind the remnants of the air liner was a Large tree which had been torn from the ground by the i last lunge of the big machine. The crash and the burst of flames Fol Lowed instantly. Kidston was the Only one of the i passengers Able to crawl free but found himself powerless to do any thing to Rescue the others As the machine almost instantly was fully ablaze. Prince Schaumberg Lippe at first was thought to have been killed but later was found to have escaped also. When firemen and other rescuers i arrived at the scene they could not \ do much More than to Start extra j Cating the bodies from the wreck age. 0 minutes for earthenware and China Tariff schedule senator Oddie Republican Nevada objected to such an agreement on the metals schedule saying he wished to speak at some length on manganese. The finance committee proposes to place manganese upon the free list. Senator Harrison Democrat Mississippi proposed the limiting agreement on the metals schedule. The Senate today discarded its mayors office by big vote venerated custom of unlimited de new York n. Y., nov. 6�? a5 a Bate in an Endeavor to Complete action on the Tariff bul before the end of the special session. Each member was limited to ten minutes discussion of amendments to the schedule now in hand As the chamber swung determinedly to a task which its leaders have generally termed extremely difficult if not hopeless. Prior to adoption of the debate limiting motion late yesterday a proposal to confine discussion to the Tariff Bdl alone was Defeated by the protest of senator Dill Democrat. Washington that the Senate should be retained As a a free the proposal for the time limit was adopted without discussion in the absence of senator Dill. A Resolution by senator Blease Democrat South Carolina to Lay the Tariff Bill aside until after disposition of the Yare Case in the Johnson to a White House dinner last night in Honor of ambassador Charles g. Dawes. Every other member of the Senate foreign relations committee now in Washington was asked and Why the president passed Over his fellow californian formed a question the answer to which was sought by officials and politicians and social leaders As Well. Senator Johnson maintained silence and the White House adhered to a time honoured policy against comment either on the list of the guests invited to a social function or those whose names might have been omitted. Puzzles capital this silence seemed to Sharpen the appetite of speculation with politics As the first Field of forage. Some professed to see an effect of the senators opposition to the administrations policies on legislation but others quickly rejected such an hypothesis. Senator Borah of Idaho chairman of the committee who has stood along Side of senator Johnson in supporting the Export debenture and opposing presidential authority in Tariff rate making was invited to the dinner and attended. Another Republican Independent who sat at the White House table was senator la Follette of wis regular session was tabled. Icon sin who generally has opposed debate today embraced the the administration in legislative earths earthenware and glassware j matters and who also withheld sup a schedule. The Senate late yester port from or. Hoover in his Cam Hoover named As target by sugar Tariff lobbyists Washington d. C., nov. 8.�? in a a letter from j. A. Arnold manager of the Southern Tariff association to a or. Barry of Lafayette la., in which he said his idea was to a weaken Down the opposition in order to put a courage into the reorder to put a courage into the president that he might a stand for the House rates on Sugai was read into the record today at the Senate lobby investigation committee hearing in his letter to Barry of Lafayette Arnold said he though the re publican party would follow the presidents wishes and added a my thought is that the president is the questioned by senator Walsh Democrat Montana Arnold said the word a a target was perhaps ill advised. The letter added that senator Harrison Democrat Mississippi and senator Simmons Democrat North Carolina were the principal opponents of a High duty on sugar. A to Brookhart called by grand jury Washington d. C., nov. 6�? up a senator Smith Wildman Brookhart of Iowa today appeared before a District of Columbia grand jury to Tell of the a Wall Street booze party Given for a number of members in Congress the details of Winch he has Given the Senate in demanding an improvement in enforcement conditions throughout Day adopted a committee amendment striking out the House rate adding ten cents a dozen pieces to the existing duties of 45 and 50 per cent and Valorme respectively on undecorated and decorated earthenware and crockery Ware. Existing rates on these and China and porcelain products were restored. Committee amendments to add ten cents a dozen pieces to the and Valorme rates now in effect on earthenware and chinaware cups saucers and plates valued at not More than 50 cents a dozen were rejected. Of convict Hollywood collector of taxes los Angeles calif., nov. 6�?00�? after deliberating ten minutes a jury in Federal court today convicted miss j. Margorie Berger Hollywood income tax collector of advising a client to falsify a tax return. Pain for the presidency. Supported Hoover after a luncheon conference with or. Hoover at his Palo Alto California Home Early in the presidential Campaign of last year senator Johnson declared for the Republican nominee in this statement to newspaper men a i Ain for the Republican candidate for president. I am a Republican candidate for the Senate. Stating that he had visited the nominee at his request the senator said a i was delighted to 4imeh and Chat with 0 Stock prices Are again swept off new York n. Nov. 5�?up a a sweeping decline in prices which ran from $5 to nearly $30 a share in most of the leaders and much More in a few specialities took place in the abbreviated three hour session of the new York Stock Exchange today. The senator today had nothing to say to newspapermen about his appearance at the court House having announced in his Senate speech that he had contemplated such action. 0- police seek Clews in Kansas killing Kansas City kans., nov. 6.ct a wading through a Maze of Clews which pointed first to murder and suicide and then to a double slaying Kansas authorities today sought a former Roomer in the Home of mrs. Minnie e Hare 50, in connection Writh the fatal shooting of Hie woman and her Boarder j use l. Barnwell 65. Bodies of the two were found yesterday in mrs. Hares Home in Merriam kans., near Here. Sheriffs officers i said they had been dead about four Days. 0- Minnesota s investment in new schools this year will exceed $4,000,-Loo

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