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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 10, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota City edition t Chi a xxx Mitchell South Dakota monday november 10,1924. Number 34 Lodge away fakers obtain �09 millions by Amous names r r using of tobacco i rushed to Stop Dix dam riots that sound like Bip tan Ney can is obtained the Ahab is hav Quot tor a song n Ford is quoted \ a. Or col ref i <>5 a la w Tihoi t to fir in it Gay i Aduf of it fir kor in Bitt nov Stein writer to. Cairo Egypt. Nov. will 1 to it a no further smoking in Mecca the j moslem holy City now that Mecca is t under the reign of the moslem Puri i the Wahabi. I 00,001 Marguilis and burned them on an j Fruto Date according to reports received Here. They have also Prohic j item further importation of tobacco. I cigarettes or cigars within the limits of the holy City. According to the doctrines of the j Wahabi the Puritan sect of the mos Faith smoking is As great a sin As drinking. Murder of White worker by negro footpads causes outbreak of workers two Blacks arrested. Nov. In name a Hind like a million promotion purpose j quite cheaply. To alluring of names ites was Bough for j lid in England one i brought Only four More often the pro i Corn estimate is increased by government labourers we f Arm frs in it to drive Oft 500 Neo roes Fraim dam Camp they need j e hic names Ying anything. Nos Are the for says Edward held of fraud i n yes to Gale National vigilance Combe associated advertising in world who quotes the Washington. To a. Nov. Ion the s promoter f year Corn crop was placed at 2.447.-53 8.000 bushels today by the department of agriculture in its preliminary estimate of production a month ago 2,459,000,000 bushels were forecast. Last years crop was 3,04 6.-387.000 bushels. Preliminary estimates of production for other crops included Buck mediately when he sees an wheat 15,520.ooo bushels. White pout directly or indirect Fly tattoos 454.119,000 bushels Sweet to prominent person. Let Egisti f Matoes 75.620.000 bushels. Tobacco uses such endorsement a 213.975,000 pounds. Flax seed 30, of course but it is a a 652.000 bushels. Irk of the swindler. The j the weight per measured Bushel warns the Louis =.� n Vest or will be thrown on Harrodsburg ky., nov. pm armed White Workman drove out approximately 500 negroes Ironi the construction Camp of the Dix River dam. A get Miles frown hero last night after Edward Winkle. I a bridegroom of Only a few Days had been fatally shot by negro highwaymen. Fifty National guardsmen arrived at the Dix River dam construction Camp shortly after 8 36 of clock this morning. One detachment remained on guard at the dam and another or request of the contractors in charge of the Dom work Wau cd As an escort to protect Neero worker who were being returned. All negroes will he paid off. It was. Announced and those who wish to re main will be retained on the Coni i progressives in California plan permanent group san Francisco <�?Talif., nov. plans for a statewide convention Early next year for the purpose of effecting a permanent Independent political organization in California were announced Here today in a statement issued by the Lafollette state Campaign committee congratulating a the progressive citizens of californian up rhe showing made during the recent presidential Campaign. The statement said in part a the progressive movement has attained the position of the second political party in californian there will he a National convention in january j to organize this movement Lodge a scholar in politics served in Senate 30 years four Columbia elevators Are lost in flames by Aberdeen. S. D., nov. Colum-. Brown county Twenty Miles i Northeast of Aberdeen was visited i pan a a payroll. Walter Chance and John Williams. J by a fire last night which involved both negroes were arrested by Sher j a 0f approximately $175,000 and Iff Walter Kennedy at the dam and Dou by impresses by Bureau estimated that $600.-w.-is lost in America last year frauds. The Post office in of grains was announced As follows wheat 58.9 pounds against 57.4 last year. Oats 33.4 pounds against 32.1. Barley 47.0 pounds against 45.3. Quot stocks of old Corn on farm nov. I were estimated at 101.934.000 Bush compared with 83,856.000 bushels a Els or 3.5 per cent of the 1923 crop. Year ago and 157.331.000 bushels the average of the preceding ave a years. The preliminary estimates of production in thousands of bushels by important producing states follow corny Pennsylvania. 53.24 4 Ohio 93.262 Indiana 124.281 Illinois 302.-755 Wisconsin 58.578 Minnesota 126,386 tows 326.640 Missouri 179.-i 114 South Dakota 16 4.152 Nebraska j 197.856 Kansas 137.24 1 Kentucky i 74.000 Texas 79.232 Oklahoma 66, zip. In White potatoes Maine 35,480 hurried to Danville for Safe keeping. One of them the sheriff said. Was known As a Rig Jelly Roll and the other a Little Jelly Roll a i the slain Man detailed to companions. Ten minutes before i death. I How three negroes attempted to Rob i him and said he had been shot by Jelly news of the slaying spread quickly j throughout the Camp and adjoining farming sections Farmer and White workers at the dam rushed to the construction Camp. Armed themselves with rifles pistols shotguns pitchforks and other weapons and stormed the negro bunk House. Those not armed seized stones and threw them at the negroes As Thev fled. Marshall j. T. Royalty leaving Church at Burgin was on his Way Home when from Down the Road he heard a command a hand up Quot. Going to the place he discovered about sixty White men surrounding the hundreds of engross at the Burgin depot. A few moments later sheriff Kennedy arrived. The officers demanded that tho which destroyed All of the four i Grain elevators in that City with thei j contents about 65.000 bushels of Grain the Atlas lumber Yard the Northwestern depot and i i Box cars. I two loaded which stood on the railway tracks. The tire which a discovered at about 9 of clock p. Rn., sunday burned through the night and was halted j Early this morning. The elevators destroyed were Farmers the Geisler i Atlas and Farmer equity a to . P. Senate Power per led by his demise Curtis of Kansas May step into to his place As Republican floor Leader Coolidge to have say senator Henry Cabot i Odle Thridge mass., nov. Henry Keg Hill will seek interpretation of liquor Law new Cork 46.626 Pennsylvania 28. J 792 Ohio 10,455 Michigan 38.227 mob allow Law and order to prevail. Wisconsin 32.250 Minnesota 48.444 the mob finally turned Back Leav North Dakota 1 4.076 Colorado 11,155, Fin the officers in charge of the sit Idaho 10,921. Mrs. Harding in better condition physicians assert Edward a. Schwab Marion. nov. 16.�?mrs. Warren g. Harding s general condition was slightly improved today Accord pro a Reg to a bulletin issued Here by or. Carl to. Sawyer her personal physician. To their knowledge tile j the official bulletin follows pictures of Thomas a. J a mrs. Harding rested comfortably 5 put it at $ 1.000,000,001 a attracted by to it using impressive names and inspire Confidence. In h and weather forecast and Henry Ford were used last night she has been Able to take voters it fake land Selling j some nourishment and her general around muscle Shoals. I condition is slightly improved this across an advertisement of a morning a promoter which says. A big o a John j. Mcgraw of the new and mayor Hylan of re invest their Money in Oil judgment of Iowa probably rain tonight turn Best name Case of course no to Snow tuesday much colder of old a general Robert a tuesday and in West and North por in Texas Oil game. The pro Lions tonight Strong shifting winds a und him working As a Jani Minnesota partly Cloudy probably y convinced him he was a rain turning to Snow tonight and of the Confederate hero and tuesday much colder cold wave in him in. In the end they i Northwest portion Strong shifting nation at Burgin. Members of the mob had told the officers it a their intention to Flag a train at Burgin and Send the negroes away on it. There was one woman Monar the negro refugees the others being men. Operations on the dam constructions were resumed today by about half of the Force of workmen. Foreign labourers comprised most of the workers on duty. Last wednesday was pay Day at the dam Camp and several robberies occurred. The theft was reported to authorities but no arrests had been made. The feeling i of tile workers were incensed and v Hen news of the killing of Quot Winkle spread the Whites armed and started after the negroes. Troops it it ordered it hit Frankfort ky., nov. t4p a National guard troops were hurriedly dispatched to the Dix River dam in Mercer county about 25 Miles Southeast of Frankfort Early today when reports of race rioting reached the adjutant general a office. The trouble is said to have started with the robbery and slaying lat night of Edward Winkle. 35, a dam worker. Winkle was shot to death by a negro called a Jelly Roll a peace officers were informed. Just How Many guardsmen went to the dam near High Bridge. Ky., Baltimore. My. Nov to.�?t Orf the Case of representative John Phillip Hill the Baltimore member of Congress who is charged with Vinla tons of the volstead act in the manufacture Aud Possession of wine Aud cider was called in the United i s ate court Here today. Or. Hill j sail that he would not deny the material facts in the cast we Are after a he said. A is a hot Larfae. Senior senator from Massachusetts Republican and Leader of the Senate is dead. The end came at the Charl Esgate Hospital Here shortly before Midnight j struck Down last wednesday just Las lie was making a rapid co Vales i ence from his second operation within a few months the 74 year old sen get Ltd was unconscious during most of Jthn Days intervening before his death. For a Brief period Friday he rallied with remarkable vitality and re a gained consciousness for a few Brief i periods during which he spoke to his physician and the relatives at his bedside. He again relapsed into coma however and his strength gradually i replied away. Word of his death brought tribute Drom Many places. Funeral services will be held at the Home of or. William Sturgis Bigelow a life Long Friend of the senator and a fellow member of the class of 1871 at Harvard. Burial will be at the Lodge family lot at the mount Auburn cemetery Cambridge. Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachi a inv tft8pfls continuously in the unit j de states Senate from 1893 to 1924, a what we Are he said a is during which time to his expressed an interpretation of Section 29 of the a in Yanca. He was pointed out As the volstead act a it applies to Vinc j scholar in politics. And cider. It is possible the court i he was born a insure but alway May Rule that the Leas than one half worked. A principle Laid Down by him of one per cent regulation in the volstead act applies to Home made wine and cider. In that Case i would Ilion. Is to avoid being an Amateur. Although he apparently had no in in parly life was a the first thing for a Man of Leisure to do if he really wishes to count in his Day and Gener v a re on american history and at the age of 36 was recognized As an authoritative historian. It was his theory that every Man should a give up his Leisure More or less to politics for it is simply Good president probably will p ass final word in Case of new Deal All Hon a Cambridge mass., nov. I no a funeral services for United states senator Henry Cabot lion up will be held on wednesday at Christ Church Cambridge probably at noon. She will be buried in the Jodge family lot at mount Auburn cemetery. It Ani Birdge will have been tho scene of his death tho funeral services and of interment although his Long career in Public life had brought him Hack Only occasionally in recent years to the scenes Here of ins College Days at Harvard. Bishop William Lawrence who was playmate arum College mate of senator Lodge will officiate at. The services assisted by Rev. Prescott Evarts Rector of Christ Church. Washington. Ii. C., Nev. Ion a the panting of senator in de just As his party was preparing to Harvest tho fruits of a sweeping Victory at the polls surrounds tho question of leadership in the Senate with and unusual considerations. A Veteran of the old guard Adamant against the policies of the i Ai citizenship for him to do so a and Follette insurgents on the one hand along with the historical researches he became interested in contemporary polities. His Public career began with election to the Massachusetts House of representatives in a 87 9. Six years As a member of Congress preceded his first election As senator. His oratory and unable to accept sortie of the proposals of the Republican administration on the other the Massachusetts patriarch More than once had found his title As Republican floor Leader somewhat of an anomaly. Now that the powerful equation of was distinguished by his practice of i his personal influence a been re expert to be found guilty and the Ca a would be carried on Appeal to a higher court. If tile court agrees with officials of the prohibition unit i a evidenced in letters in my posses Sion from them that the one half of i on 3 per cent provision does not apply then we will expect the jury to de a Termine what is intoxicating in the indictments against or. Hill j contain six counts and Are the re suit of the manufacture by him at his Horn Here of fruit wine and cider i which he so Iid contained 2.75 per cent alcohol the purpose being in Effort to have legally defined the 1 phrase a intoxicating liquor a it occur in the volstead act. During his trial he will attempt to prove it is understood that it was not the intention of Congress to include cider and fruit juices As both Are ordinarily Tention of practising Law he worked hard and won a degree in that Branch at Harvard and then worked on a thesis on ago Saxon lard Laws which won him his Fth. In the three years that followed Kcf was lecturer at har sketching in an historic background and his facility in quoting Apt historical incidents. Or. Lodges seat in the Senate was not seriously threatened until the Campaign of 191�. When rival candidates presented themselves for the Republican nomination and waged a bitter contest against him. He secured the nomination however and in the election by the legislature in january. 1911, was reelected by a margin of six votes. Soon after leaving College. Or. Lodge formed a close Friendship with Theodore Roosevelt. This was fostered by their joint interest in history and politics and during or. Roosevelt s administration As president senator Lodge was invariably a Factor in conferences at the White House. The establishment of International copyright the regulation of immigration the Reform of the consular service and numerous other items of notable legislation were largely credited to him. As member of the foreign relations committee on which he served Many years it fell to him to take j charge in tho Senate of the second Hay Paunce Fote treaty and of the treaty establishing the alaskan tribunal a tribunal of which he became a member. Him out of the very Money winds. D for his name. J North Dakota Snow probable to j not be ascertained. Captain Carl night and tuesday much colder to Kerman of Frankfort is understood to have taken All men who could j be assembled up to 4 a. Rn., and de. ,. Parted. Individual guardsmen still in would Render non intoxicating cider Avn re list night and in East and Olith portions �raikfor1 old Lihty were notified this Bot Annelise tuesday. Morning to be ready for immediate use name of peer und a re Ose parallel to this in and last summer. A promoter and made things too hot for ? in the United so aus was put a Texas Oil scheme using be of a peer As chairman of of directors. He sent out enter from his lordship of in inc v recommending the the lord. A a matter of bankrupt in both rept a dances and was receiving is a week a or tho use of night. South Dakota Snow Proa Blo night and tuesday much cold to to Council urges newspaper ads for churches All issues but 2 ruled out in Salinger trial Washington d. A nov. advertising by churches d Paris and me e head Quarte Liers a o a Ity now for fare a flocks of them. I v from the a Meric in j i by vigorous pros ecu sting abroad inspectors Are in Reasing cording to Schwab. One i 1 weapons is the a fraud n a scheme is found toa the department Citer from a promoter that Means thousands in victimized investors to the senders drawbacks to mexican Wever. Schwab hag a from a promoter i he tells a Friend he move on because a there i by rafters and Black in Nebraska unsettled tonight and 1j tuesday probably Snow much colder dispatch from boxing ton this Strong shifting t not s morning told of the arrival there of in he Al temperature maximum arum minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 63. Minimum 43. At 8 a. In. Today 4 5. Weather and roads b1 de re h letter Hugh Mitchell Clear 45 roads Good Aberdeen Cloudy 44 roads Good. Huron Cloudy 42 roads Good Yankton Clouris. 54 roads Good. Watertown it of in. 46 roads gook Sioux Falls Cloudy 36 roads fair. Pierre Cloudy 40 roads Good. Hired Man Auto and daughter Al missing at once neb nov. To a a. To. Omaha formerly of he asked police to find his daughter Helen who he eared last saturday night tin a his automobile and i. 2 5, a hired Nan. Also the Iri was a student school. In wanted a gun one of the advertisers in today a want and Page wants to buy a used gun. It is just one of the Money making chances that can always be found in the re Hubli can a want ads. 19 negroes from a Dix county construction Camp. All of them a d they had been driven from Camp by a mob of Farmers labourers and others. Armed with clubs Sticks pistols shotguns and other weapons. Some of these negroes were wounded. According to information Given gov. Fields. The executive. Aft or first declaring he had heard nothing of the affair said the 54th machine gun Squadron left at 3 a. Rn., for High Bridge. A it was the Only unit rall�<1 out a he added. Hale will press his program for new battleships Washington. A. Nov. 16. Chairman Hale of the Senate naval committee announced today after a visit at the Wiite House he would press at the opening of Congress for final approval of the Bill providing Sioux Falls s. A. Nov. All issues but two in a Midland packing company Case in which Ben i. Salinger jr., c. H. Burlingame and Fred Sawyer arc charged with using the Iliad in a scheme to defraud were ruled out by judge Joseph w. Woodrough in Federal court today. At tho opening of court. Judge offices of Woodrough declared that the jury would have Only two issues to consider whether there we As fraud in pay made and used within the Purview a of intoxicating liquor that neither thou How the countr it is tried As con Green nor any court of competent i pm it of the Campaign to a Call peo Jur indict Ion has undertaken to fix ply to Church in a statement is a limit of alcoholic strength which sued today by the commission on eve of the Federal Council of where made exclusively in the Home j churches intoxicating in fact that Home made cooperation by Busine cider and win May con Tam More j newspapers to make the advertising than one half of one per cent alcohol effective has be a asked by the Church without being intoxicating and that j ors Niza Tion. The advertising will he j ing dividends thus inducing further Home made cider and wine made a by local clinches or Church Stock purchases and whether the a organizations and will be in addition j fondant actually diverted funds by to Church items printed in news col the system of re Selling so called a Durn urns my thereby defrauding the or. Charles i. Goodell. Secretary of corporation the commission explained that since t the ruling of the court this morn a news columns cannot As a Rule car i my is the result of further consider by the straight gospel message its action of motions Matefy the defence a place is in the advertising col saturday y after the so a urns a in this Way. He said the completed its Case. Reach people who never j a Elu sively for Home use Are regardless of alcoholic Content. Or. Hill has summoned prohibition commissioner Roy a. Haynes and James e. Jones the commissioners assistant As witnesses in his behalf. Claiming that he followed instructions received from or. Haynes in manufacturing the beverages. Of a a. Prosecution had bad streets in Brookings cause j Church can enter the Church. A a the a Are the people. % Many of but in son county which has caused the Marion 111., nov. spread of the a pneumonic plague in William a hem Friendly to the Church different that we want to reach in death of two persons f n. I a a a this Campaign a he added. A the of fatal Accident 1 a hurry has never realized the wonderful Opportunity of the Advertis columns. Too often it has been Brooking. S. In nov. of aged with using them for Mere Brt san. Ca. Of Brookings. Annoy moment of service and though killed and his wife severely injured i u ha5 a Placa and is Worth while. When the automobile in which they Church must realize its Treater task of using advertising for the Story of o at Hurst a Small mining town within the past ten Days has been halted according to reports Here from Small villages in the county today. Were Riding collided with a transportation bus at a Street intersection Here yesterday. Ben Fasbender of Milite. Driver of the automobile in which the Bedes-1 Sens were Riding and two other cd for eight new cruisers and conversion i cup ants escaped uninjured. The 12 of six major ships from Coal to Oil j passengers in the bus were not Hurt burners. The Bill a pay a by both the House and Senate last fission but a held up in the closing minutes of the session on motion by senator King Democrat Utah to reconsider it. Senator Pepper. Republican Pennsylvania another White House Calle said he favored taking up immediately the question of tax reduction nor was the bus damaged. The condition of the Street was blamed for the Accident. A the Impact of the collision hurled Bedessen into a nearby tree. He was instantly killed. Of fire goes out but Poison and noose end Many a life new glider record Paris France nov. a Hydro glider a Flat boat equipped with a but that he doubted the feasibility of \ 450 horsepower motor and Aerial considering such a problem at the Short session unless a conference showed several members had changed their attitude. Syracuse n. Nev. William Wethje 40. Ended his life in his Home j Here last night after making Elanor a ate preparations so that there would a be no Chance of his plans failing. J i Wethje drank an ounce of one Poison and part of a Glass of another Poison and then Hung himself. The propeller guided by m. Fischer yes Only part of the plan that failed was ter Day broke the worlds record for Wethje a attempt to Burn the House this class of Craft attaining a Speed i after sprinkling gasoline Over the of nearly 87 Miles an hour. I room. Wanted a Bull a Farmer who advertises in today a want ads wishes both to buy and sell. He has 70 shoats to sell and wants a buy registered shorthorn Bull. Farmers wishing to buy or sell Are losing Money if they do not read Republican want ads. Moved from the problem party chieftains face tho task of deciding what new alignment can by effected to fill the Gap and make for party Solidarity. In the determination of this question president Coolidge undoubtedly will have an Opportunity to Wield the dominant Power of party leadership conf rred on him by the election. If he cares to give it his advice will be a powerful Factor in deciding whether the old guard is to remain As the directing Force of the Senate or whether seniority is to by cast aside and some new Leader lifted from the ranks. Majority is imperilled this question assumes a still greater significance when it is considered that the new Congress which me next year will see a substantial increase in Republican Senate strength. In View of the change to take place a a result of the election and the close balance in till present Congress any Penna nent re Organ nation on th3 Republican Side May be delayed for some months and a temporary Leader designated to act during the Short session. Should no sweeping readjustment of the Senate situation by attempted. It is probable that senator Warren of Wyoming or senator Curtis of Kanses will become floor Leader j but. If there i to by a new Deal around those to be considered probably will include Wadsworth of new York Moses of new Hampshire Watson of Indiana and read of Pennsylvania. Senator Lodge is the third permanent Senate Republican to die with in recent weeks o a a result the Republican party finds itself with a membership of Only 50 in the present Senate unless gov. Cox of Massachusetts appoints a successor to the venerable legislator before Congress re a semble on dec. I. Although the vacancy caused by the death of senator Colt of Rhode Island was filled in tuesdays election that resulting from the Mort recent death of senator Brandegee of Connecticut. Will not be filled until Dee. 16, in a special election. As this is More than two weeks after the time set for the convening of Congress tho Senate will meet without a full membership in the face of that Ait nation with but 56 Republican members not All of whom Are classed As strict organization men the problem is expected to develop difficulties which will require expert handling if the republicans Are to continue in the session j As the dominant party in the Senate i under the Rule of seniority Sena tor Borah of Idaho ranking Republican member would succeed to the chairmanship of the foreign relations committee which it is believed he would accept although it would mean i his surrender of the chairmanship i of the education and labor committee and abandonment of any idea of assuming the chairmanship of the j judiciary committee for which he is also in line through the death of seriatim Brandegee. Under the practice i which restricts a senator to one majority chairmanship. Curtis May a Leader the procedure for selecting a j party floor Leader is not so clearly a defined the seniority Rule not always i 1 being followed. If it should by. The selection in this Ca a would fallen senator Warren of Wyoming but if promotion should be resorted to the Choice would fall on senator Curtis of Kansas. Republican whip and assistant floor Leader. Some friends of senator Warren Are of the opinion that he would not. Accept the leadership and pro let senator Curtis will be a elected. Senator Curtis a been Active for some time in the actual la add ship in the Republican forces in the so Enate As have Sena or Watson of Indiana. A a i continued on 8

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