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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 11, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota U pm evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxix Mitchell South Dakota saturday november la 1922 number 36chile shaken by quakes party leaders of republicans Are dismayed tigers Batter it number of dead in chinese boat wreck Harvard Down and take Lead by associated press i eased wire Shanghai. China nov. seemed apparent today that the number of lives the burning of the River letter Shower is urged to end Rule of Turk in Armeni a Sullivan says they conf i Teamer. To neat Here yester a i a i re Day estimated at Soo. Probably never Dently counted on House majority of forty discontent is proven ave yet declares that poli Elti Cati it it St i relations Auk die to Conti Nyk will be Learned definitely. No records Are kept of the numbers carried by such boats which daily Are slammed with passengers of the poorest coolie classes. Scores of bodies have been recovered an Dmore probably Are in the destroyed Hulk of the ves Early stages of annual Grid Iron classic Are marked by much punting Allied forces still stay in constantinople Asi he from that fac t affied capitals Are almost without news from East by Mark of Fri Van National political correspondent of he Mitchell evening Republican anti the new York evening Post Washington d. C., nov. La a copy a. T 1922 by the Mitchell evening publican and the new York Evon Post. The republicans Are fat wkly dismayed. Most of their a Ders counted confidently on a min la Tutti majority of forty in the lower h e. Many of them expected As High As sixty and there is probably not a Republican Leader of any impel Anre who did not count on a a Dorily of at least thirty. They under estimated the Quality of sullen Content of angry dissatisfaction Onieh is clearly the present mood of Tho country. This election is the second one of a series of oscillations t Ere violent than we have been a Eust Omed to. The first was in 1920. T e republicans then being out were the beneficiaries of it. This sort of thing is Likely to happen again and again since Tho gov of Ament Bas got into so Many outside r Levities. Tho party in Power is #1-i sinners have carried out their threat ways the object of an aggregate of to establish martial Law in Constanti to my resentments. The party in i Nople. Power will continue to be blamed for the departure for Lausanne of the i High taxes. They will be blamed in some parts of the country for enforcement of the prohibition Law. And in other parts of the country for Lack of effective endorsement. Radical vote Strong to almost every Case where a Radical was running on the Republican Token. The Republican won. The Radical strength of the isolation group in the Senate is also clearly increased. The Victory of Reed in Missouri is a Triumph for this Issue on a fight made under exceptionally Adverse circumstances. Correspondingly the defeat of Hitchcock in Nebraska Means the passing out of the Man who led the fight for the league of nations on behalf of the democrats in the Senate. On the other hand it is Quito Clear that in Massachusetts Lodge would have been Defeated if there had been the faintest approach toward thorough organization and Good management in part of the democrats locally in that state. Tho democrats nationally have won their present victories on a Mere shoestring of leadership a shoestring of resources and n shoestring of organization. Cheering result is the return to the lower House Ltd of such Able and by associated press teased wire new York. N. Y., nov. j for a letter Shower calling on official Washington a take necessary Steps to put an end to turkish Rule Over \ j christians were announced yester Day by the american committee for i the Independence of Armenia. Oft which James w. Gerard former ambassador to Germany is chairman. A a a i the committee has commune t pin of a t if to of the cations to i of. Too churches and 25,000 Rili surf Jav Ivl in i o Jav organizations asking that their members participate. Each writer i old j was asked to Send letters to president i i Harding. Secretary Hughes. Senators and congressmen. Adoption of resolutions by mass meetings also was urged. Of Iowa takes an sea and flame Early Lead in i retort Momota create havoc Gopher contest thousands crowd into Iowa City for annual contest with minnesotans passing handicapped by Assoria Ted pres leased wire i Shanghai. China nov. If two american missionaries unnamed Are j among foreign captives held by ban. 1 dits in Honan province according j to word received Here today from j Madame Soderstrom of the lutheran Mission who has been released by the brigands and has arrived at Ting i i Chofu. She also reported that she saw of. E. Fed Gard of the China Inland Mission staff among the Host-1 i Ages. Aon West coast tidal wave reported to Havi engulfed Many South american cities today reports Are meager backs from tear through plunging n a is Ai opponents defense at Wilf Hawk eyes make two touchdowns in Early part while Minnesota gets one Tho government itself is de i 1 free liar Vara plays resulted in a it n some quarters to be largely j net loss and Owen tried a Field goal j december. It Lark owing to the difficulty of j from the 36 Yard line which was be a a Ted i Ondon. Eng., nov. situation at constantinople where the turkish nationalists want the allies to get out and the allies Are determined to sit tight is still very critical All the morning papers agree but none of them furnish any definite news to justify their View. Even the government itself is de dared i in the Dai communicating with the near East As a result of the cutting of the Cable i line near Chanak by the turks. Even this fad is regarded As ominous. Absolutely nothing can be Learned regarding the present attitude of the Angora government and it is equally unknown whether the Allied commis turkish nationalist foreign minister Ismet Pasha has attracted a great Deal of attention Here and in some quarters his unexpected Start of the journey without awaiting Angora a reply to the latest Allied note is regarded with suspicion. Allies ask for Yankee expert by associated press leased wire Harvard stadium. Cambridge mass., nov. Nassau stocked on the j Harvard stadium Field again this j afternoon and took the annual class Between the two members of the big j three by a score of to to 3. Eliminating the Harvard eleven from any j Chance at the big three Champion ship this year. Harvard took the Early Lead when they secured a goal from a drop kick from Princeton s thirty Yard line but that Sas far As they could go. Harvard s players gain Princeton kicked off and Chapin ran the Hall 4 0 yearly budgets in committee House appropriation body prepares measures dry Money is big feature by associated press leased wire i Iowa City. La., nov. a Sod Don Gridiron drenched by a full mor i Ning of drizzling rain to wrap a big ten champions faced the Minnesota i eleven in their annual Battle Here at 2 of clock this afternoon before a j estimated at by associated press i eased wire Washington. Chi nov. House appropriations committee Uny Ards to Midfield Der a Call issued six weeks ago went Harvard in three plays made first to work yesterday on the first of the Down on Princeton s 36 Yard line annual Supply Hills with the expect a Forward pass gave Harvard a first Down on a Princeton a 26 Yard line. Three Harvard plays resulted in a tation of having them All ready for consideration by the House on the opening Day of the regular session in none of these measures _ on. However at the blocked and Tho Ball a. Recovered i a my on beginning november by Baker of Princeton on his own 20. As under the Law the budgets re get Lino port is not presented until the Decem 3 it Ara line. Ber Nice tiny a after four Pun two by each Side. By. N a str. ,. A. ,. Inc two Hills called first carry funds Wingate of Princeton fumbled a kick for ule apartments of slate and ju8. Tire grouped into one and for the and was nailed after recovering the Hall three Yards from his own goal line. Cleves punted from behind his own goal line and Fuell of Harvard made a Fine catch on Princeton a 30 Yard line. Owens made a goal from placement. Giving Harvard three Points. Tigers stick to punting Treasury. Popular interest among members entered largely in the Treasury appropriation Hills total sine it provides funds for enforcement of National prohibition. The Bill last year Learned More than nine million Dol Lars for enforcement and reports in Harvard kicked off hut Princeton Dicato that a Barger sum will be asked <1 kicked on out Princeton Thig year the % appropriation for the Powers the willing to discuss me \ is of Payi n upor troops on Rhine Washington d. C., nov. accepting the american claim to equal participation with the Allied Powers in German payments on account of forces maintained on the Rhine the Allied governments have proposed that an american expert he sent to Paris to Confer As to ways and moans of such participation. From the Allied viewpoint the problem of meeting the american claim is complicated by the fact that reasoned democratic leaders As for j a measure payments already Dell Hull of Tennessee and several i received and disbursed for the main other former congressmen. By the Cnance of the troops on the Rhine addition of these and few other the have been made by Germany largely total amount of leadership in the lower House will he increased. At continued its punting policy. Buell failed in another attempt at a Field goal from Princeton a 30 Yard line. The period ended with he score Harvard 3 Princeton 0. On the second play of the second period Alford of Princeton intercepted a Crimson Forward pass at Prince i tones 25 Yard line. Captain Buell of Harvard was injured in the Forward i pass play and was replaced by i Spalding. Dinsmore had previously replaced Wingate at Quarter for Princeton. Line smashes end runs and a. Forward pass left the Hall on Princeton a 27 Yard line where Owen failed in an attempt at Field goal. Harvard line holds putting the Hall in play on it own 20 Yard line Princeton could not rain in three plays and punted to Harvard s 35 Yard line. Gehrke of Harvard fumbled on the next play and Baker of Princeton recovered the Hall on Harvard a 13 Yard line. After a five Yard penalty on Princeton Crum gained five Yards and Gray on the next play was downed two Yards from Harvard a goal. Then Crum took the Hall across the Harvard line. Dinsmore added a Point department of Justice also includes Money listed under the head of prohibition. Since this department must prosecute those arrested for violation of the volstead act. Supreme St race is close Contes. Which appeared settled Early in week de. V Elo is Uncertain Iti is Home coming crowd More than 20.000. 9 the wet Field was expected to hold i the game Down to straight football j line fails for Parkin Martineau kicked to Shuttleworth i who returned to Iowa s 4 9 Yard line. A the Minnesota line held Parkin for 1 no gain. Parkin attempted to pass s hut was tackled behind the line j Minnick kicked out of hounds on the Minnesota 25 Yard line. Martineau made five Yards hut Minnesota was penalized five Yards for being offside. Minnesota was held and Martineau was forced to kick. Parkin returning the Ball 7 Yards. Parkin and Locke alternately carrying the Hall smashed their Way to Minnesota a one Yard line. Parkin plunged Over the line i Era Days. And Shuttleworth kicked goal. Iowa 7 Minnesota 0. Scores second touchdown Minnie k kicked Over the Minnesota goal line. After Minnesota had failed to gain punts were exchanged. Huge engine is finally pulled up from River ninety ton xxx omot1 be rescued after several months from Missouri Sand communications Are Cut off As result of tremors heavy damage done whole town gone by associated press leased wire Santiago Chile nor. town of Copi Avo. In die province of , Midway he twee i Valparaiso and Antofagasta was destroyed by Tho earthquake which Shook Chile Early today. Thirty persons arc known to have been killed and sixty injured. Special to a Hie Republican Chamberlain. S. D., nov. last the huge railway locomotive j which was dumped into the Missouri last july with sixteen cars of gravel has been raised. A Crew of 40 men has been working Contin too Homes wrecked Santiago. Chiles. Nov. Hundred House were destroyed in today s cart Liq Oak at tax pm my. Between Valparaiso and an to Fagas amp a and some lives were lost. Santiago. Chili. Nov. Earth shocks were Felt 11.�?seven in various Sously for ten Days to lift the Iron i i ars bile shortly before mind ugh mass from the Bottom of the Stream find a amp Ain Early today. From Van a professional diver. Walter Mccray of Seattle wash., who attached chains and cables to the locomotive has been helping the Crew for Sev ports of houses falling and North of Valparaiso said that a tidal wave Cater in shortly after Midnight smashing Small vessels and sweeping Pontoon to is Over Lover the Homes of fit Ormen and the train dropped into the River or ters last summer when the Pontoon of the shocks continue Milwaukee Railroad Bridge tipped of reports received just before Dawn or. All of the train Crew escaped the shocks were continuing 1 i Lapel Una Les and i Serena. The a be Vert sea Wai also pushed from the Vicinity of the to. I. Quot a a Pontoon by the Swift current. I n �l"�?o1 a a 1 in a part of Tho locomotive a rom Beal line. On an Exchange of punt. Making the Ecklund recovered the Hall for Tho a do att Ohluk Chaine a difficult Gopher. A paps. to Eek on a the a mud cd a f a Lund. Placed the Hall on Iowa a Tongour a so d he in Yard line Mccrory mad. Nine Yard m a pwt delaying t work through the line and carried the Ball a Over on the next play. Ecklund a to i Owa 14 continued on Page two tax revision Kwh is discussed drop kick was successful. Minnesota 7. The Ball went into play where they left it at the end of the first period. Some extent. Still Bridge a raged said a minutes had brought Down Many wails and Telegraph poles putting the City in darkness. Telephone communications from i it a Serena to the port of co Quimbo was broken off shortly after i o clock tis a when the operator at co Quimbo left or. His Post upon hearing a report that the sea was advancing Inland at that hour fire was reported to have broken out at co Quimbo. Additional shocks of great Intel by associated press leased wire Fargo. N. It. Nov. of majorities and the question of the exact makeup of the North Dakota supreme court seemed to he the Only question remaining of the North Dakota election today. While two Hundred precincts remained unaccounted for in the race for the United states senator ship these were expected to increase the majority the steel Bridge and engine tender ,. A a Tho first to to la food from the so a just Soforo 3 a in. Stream. Five wrecking engines pro t a Vij att a j # .1 i vices received by the All american Parkin and Locke aided by a2 Power Foi uie Gigantic task Cable company Here this Forenoon to Kadesky. Shoved the Ball Down Tim rare and several trucks have a1 save a it is earthquake in Field to Minnesota s 21 Yard Urie. Rfade of it a removed and the Wor or Chile caused a catastrophe in Anto Here Ecklund hit Parkin hard and Jray sink remainder will soon he Sagasta. Previous from Bantin the iowan was carried off the Field. I Slocom polished. The engine alone said the Artic Juak Shock at ant Rich sent to Overton i weighed 90 tons. I Tofa Gasta had been accompanied by Rich wont in at Quarter and on i to its a of ts1 St t h her to nod Parkin s Advance. Locke dash pm a thi s. A Al pm Quot a "�?o1-irn"n.v a wet t people lined the River Hanks As the it Able urn a broken de around left end and Over More. A., ii a. Big engine was brought to Shore. Sota s goal lire. Shuttlesworth Kook a a a a o de goal. Iowa 21 Minnesota 7. Both majority and minority sides Ai ready favouring certain i Hanges f a Washington. C., nov. 11.�?the pressing of several important tax revision proposals in the. 68th t ingress is forecast by some leaders of the a a pro i Essie a republicans and the democrats on the basis of the Sharp changes in the sizes of the majority and minorities in the House and Senate As a result of tuesday s elections. They say revision propositions would come from both the majority and minority Setles. Chief among Tho tax plans of the Republican a a progressives a is an impost on the undistributed surplus of j corporations affecting also Stock dividends. Such a tax also is favored by the democrats according to repre-.wf-. Native Oldfield of Arkansas the t Jority a a whip a and a member of the ways and Means committee which deals with Revenue matters. How democrats stand or. Oldfield also expressed the opinion that the democrats would favor re enactment of the excess profits tax hut in a modified form increased inheritance taxes on a graduated scale and the imposition of a gift tax in an Effort to reach those of wealth seeking to avoid the pay tent of High sur taxes through gifts of Money to relatives. These taxes have been opposed severely by administration officers who have made it Plain that they have rot now in mind any general revision of the existing Revenue Law. Which enacted late last year and which i a came generally effective last january i. Hope for Sik Case proponents of the proposed changes expressed Confidence today however. That with the change in the in kind. For these supplies the Allied governments have had immediate use. Hut it is believed in Europe the United states government would not desire such ii Ament. The american share is Well Over $254,000,000. It is pointed out and i the Allied ambassadors Here Are understood to have indicated the belief in their capitals that it would require a discussion of the Complex quest ions involved by economic sex j Peris to work out a satisfactory and just ment. So far As known. Secretary Hughes has not indicated what the american reply will be. Clemenceau off of Lynn j. Frazier who first reach by a kick making the score Princeton de the Lead with a majority of three 7 Harvard 3 at the end of the second. Votes and from that on continued period with Only a slight interruption to shortly after the Kickoff a paid make the gains predicted for hint in ing. Buellis substitute fumbled a the precincts from the Western part punt and Princeton recovered on j of the state. Harvard s 32 Yard Princeton gup Rurrie court race. Which had was unable to rain and kicked no spared 8pttu.d Parlier in the work developed uncertainty As the outlying Rard to i continued to develop a Hurt Ald of Nap Josities for sri Richardson of Fargo a Field goal. Making the Princeton to Harvard 3. Spalding was replaced him at Quarter for Harvard. Princeton s offence was checked and Baker tried an unsuccessful Field goal from the 25 Yard line. Three Princeton plays failed to gain and Baker standing on the 48 Yard line made an unsuccessful attempt at a Field goal. Score end third period Princeton to Harvard 3. Of for trip to u. S. Disabled vets form for French Premier says of expects to talk of reparations on visit Josities until he had climbed tip within threatening distance of the leaders. The precincts unreported in the supreme court race Are expected to he at least favourable to his candidacy. Sveinbjorn Johnson present attorney general continued to maintain the leadership he assumed at the Start of the race and chief Justice Luther Birdsell continued to be second in the race. Both Rural credits Milt a rating and occupational tax urdu pm Kahm pass mnnes0ta Tottoc Paris. France. Nov. 11.�?former Premier Clemenceau who sails today for the United states on a personal Mission designed to improve France american relations spent yesterday in saying a Revoir to scores of old friends. The Veteran statesman was like school boy. The associated press at their annual convention yesterday correspondent found him in excellent state department asked to name three service of j try associated press teased wire Ficek for Dakota j St. Paul. Minn. Nov. of both the constitutional Amend health and a stoking Happy but exceedingly impatient to get aboard the steamship Paris. A Well. I m ready for the he told the correspondent. A this is a big event in my life but special to the Republican j ments voted on in tuesday s election Sioux Falls., s. A. Nov. La a Rio Tho Complete. Vox returns from Hennepin coun i �?~v1 on a re pay a 5 a is to materially welled the majority of a Cetera a a. So nation of s uth a favourable votes for the amendments. At their annual convention yesterday a Ltd 2,136 precincts Ott of 3.479 in afternoon asking the depart state reported the Rural credits Minnick kicked off. Tile Hall going out of hounds on Minnesota s 45 Yard line. The Hall was taken Hack and Minnick kicked to Martineau on his seven Vard line and returned the Hall to Minnesota a 35 Yard line time out for Minnesota. Ecklund was injured on the play. Martineau and Mccreery carried the Ball to the 43 Vard line. Downed on five Yard Lino Martineau punted to Rich who was downed on his five Yard line. Rich injured and taken out. Urgent went in for Miller who went to fullback and Lochs to Quarter. On a fake punt Miller took the Ball to now a s 18 Yard line. Locke made Way for j five More and Miller added through Center. Locke failed to gain. Score once More an Exchange of kicks followed and then Iowa rushed the Ball to min i Nesotas ten Yard line with the go. Peers seemingly powerless to Stop the plunging iowans. After a Are j ies of plays lock again went Over 1 the line and Shuttleworth kicked goal. Minnick kicked to Martineau who returned Twenty Yards to his own 39 Yard line As the half ended. Score Iowa 28 Minnesota 7. Procedure method alone delays Start in dual murder Case Northwestern must restore full service Buenos Aires. Arg nov. unusual earthquake Shock was Felt Jin Buenos Aires and in the Argonne provinces in the Andes Region thirty five minutes after Midnight this morning. The All american Cable lines Are interrupted. Later Santiago advices said that while the tidal wave that swept Over the houses of fishermen and workers at Antofagasta had smashed Small vessels against houses an t rocks no j loss of life had been reported. The in j habitats fled in terror. Dispatches from Valparaiso said All i the Lam lines communicating with state Railroad c commission i Antofagasta were broken. Refuses petition filed a a Baro and against order by annotated press i eased wire Pierre. S. A. Nov. 11.�?the South Dakota Board of Railroad commissioners late yesterday denied the petition of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad against the order of the Hoard requiring the Road to reinstate All passenger trains practically As they were prior to the shop men a strike in july. O another death Laid to woman John Gusz Kowski is believed to have died from eating a Poison dinner California carried by Drys practically final returns show Chicago. Iii., nov. name was added today to the list of deaths under investigation As a result of the alleged Poison plot of mrs. Tillie Klimek and her Cousin mrs. Nellie Sturner Koulik. John Guszkowski died several year ago under mysterious circumstances. A after a quarrel with mrs. Klimek pan Francisco Cal. Nov. 11.�?th� according to the police and Coroner eighteenth amendment has been i office who asked relatives of Ollas tightened in California by the adopt i Kowski to consent to an examination i Tion of a state prohibition measure,0 it Udy. I according to returns Early today so attempts May he made Antho Ritie i nearly complot hot it Hulic vol a a a a a a a Quot or v 12 a i i Rich Cit Iko ican nit Nora i j Rod a to ment to take action making it easier for the disabled Veteran to get a satisfactory rating an receive compensation. If the requests Are carried out the state department will appoint three service officers in each by associated press encased wire new Brunswick. N. J., nov. Only the question of procedure is delaying the presentation of the Hall Mills murder Case to the grand jury. Deputy attorney general Wilbur a. The beaner. Precincts could not j Allf tort Quot Poison dinners prepared by charac the Rusu to on or both of the women to. O j j three of the five bodies already Tro St figures a axe a Majorin h d af0 Shopo f Fornier Hub a. Of 29,621 in favor of a Bong dry bands of mrs a state. A a a a. I think i shall live through it. De-1 chapter whose duty it shall he to spite the overwhelming hospitality look after the interests of trainees of the americans. Who have discontinued training be a i should like All americans to in a cause of infeasibility. The Conven de stand the purpose of my Mission Tion also passed a Resolution in a in the first place i am going to talk in English and. Insofar As i am capable. In Good american English. A i am going to talk about Ell the issues which Are International and which concern any country with a world proposition like America but i am not going to Tell America what she ought to do amendment had a favourable vote of 373.843 and 50,040 votes were cast against it. The same precincts showed 339,000 for the occupational tax amendment and 60,842 against. Weather report # we Klimek. Another is was 40�?~>9�2 that of her Cousin. Rose Chudson ski against 3.8.331. And the fifth is the body of Albert i Mott in charge of the investigation i of to rtt or a Formor spouse of mrs. He announced whelming defeat of the measure hut Koulik. The Mann Tim old via tepid ithe negative majority a Cut Down in the meantime n said he would Aake i a t a a Ric Nippy m a it Ltd go ahead with efforts to strengthen his Case. He made it Clear that he considered the evidence South Dakota partly Cloudy tonight and sunday much colder to a a of tax cd. X it a jul guv. . Of the new Sweet Bill proposing Jot amendments to the existing Law. Officers for the ensuing year chosen at the closing session were James Lawson Reliance state commander h. E. Cramer Sioux Falls vice commander Myron a. Hoyt Brookings adjutant Guy p. Squire. Sioux Falls chaplain and g. Lothrop. Brookings i their own conclusions. The Ameri Bouse membership in the new a on j cans Are Wasp they like the truth. A i am going to Tell them what i historian. Lawson is a real fighting think what i know. They can draw irishman born in the Northern part football against two men and a woman at least two of them on first degree murder charges. Tontana mineworkers president resigns As ail the deaths under i Vestiga steadily As belated figures came in. Tion the authorities suspect occurred yesterday substantial errors in Ala after the alleged Poison dinners. Pois / a Nevi Meda and t of Angeles counties wiped on was found if the first two bodies it &Quot"ii,,1 of majority and changed quickly examined Arr ording to Coroner s tt.sss.t.ts1test to a minority. Phi fijian pol. Held All the Lead California is the leading wine grow husbands at least tarried insurance ing state of the Union and once bar a a did Anton Klimek whose illness bored an ambition to compote with from Poison led to the arrest of his the champagn�8 of France and the wife and mrs. Koulik now charged Rhine wines of Germany. The dry with murder Victory came after prohibition pro a Powals had been voted Down at intervals for ten years. Result of ill health Alabama convicts 1 first Quarter Vermillion 7 Wes f ass they would have More than a. I even Chance of Success. There seems to be More doubt a bout the situation in the Senate hut progressive and democratic leaders i ape that we Ith an increased democratic and Republican a a progressive vote there a revision plan could be hut through. Holabird school destroyed by fire to Susor it at Ltd press i cased wire Huron. S. P., nov. special dispatch from Holabird. R. P., this morning tells of the Complete destruction of the Holabird Public school building about five of clock last night. A a Hile some of the seats and school Hooks were saved the dispatch says. He Jess will be heavy As most of the furniture was lost in the the a Wilding was a two Story Structure. I he origin of the fire is undetermined and the flames gained such headway a fore discovery that fire fighters a re unable to Check it. The Money loss was not announced. And i am going to give it to them. I know the americans. I like them very much. That should make my task easier. A naturally i am going to talk about the German reparations and the league of nations. Why should t i they Are world questions and concern every big nation even America. A i done to think America knows her Power in the world today. She is great beyond her imagination. I shall Tell them just How powerful they Are. And How important this Power is to the future of the of trials Are adjourned los Angeles. Calif. Nov. usual on saturday no session was held today in the trial of Arthur c. Burch for the murder of j. Belton Kennedy. Los Angeles. Calif. Nov. no session of her trial on the charge of having slain mrs. Alberta Tremaine Meadows mrs. Clara Phillips was in her cell in the los Angeles county jail waiting for the defense plea to be made monday. Of Ireland. He had four Brothers in action three fighting with the British and one with the australians. He is now in his second year at Brookings College. Effort ism Adeto Poison Scotland Yard head at London club by associated press leased wire London eng. Nov. William Horwood. Chief of Scotland Yard and commissioner of metropolitan police is suffering from the effects of an insidious attempt on his life it became known today. The chief had luncheon at a club yesterday and in the afternoon Wax attacked with a severe vomiting spell which brought on a heart attack. Only drastic remedies including the administration of oxygen enabled him to survive the night. He was removed to a Hospital and remains in a critical condition. It has been definitely established he was the victim of poisoning. Second period Purdue 7 Northwestern 7. Second period Nebraska 9 Kansas 0. Final Pittsburgh 7 Pennsylvania 6. Second period Marquett �8 North Dakota 0. Second period Wisconsin 0 Illinois 0. Second period Sioux Falls 7 Gregory 0. First period army 0 notre dam 0. First period Illinois 0 Wisconsin 0. First period Ohio stale 3 Chicago 0. Second period Ohio state 3 Chicago 0, second period army 0 notre Dame 0, final Cornell 23 Dartmouth 0. Second period Indiana 0 West Virginia 7. Calobr Negiz tech 0 Penn state College to third period army 0 notre Dame 0. Third period Wisconsin 0 Illinois by associated pres leased a Lei Billings Mont. Nov. Smethurst president of the Montana North Dakota District of the United killed in Effort at jail delivery France ready Ito move alone Llu two Poi Scarf. Declares that in bressf.i/8 meet is u tile action Wilt begin former Huron Man is Kili he in Auto Accident near Avon Birmingham ala., worker has tendered his Resig prisoners were shot and killed one nation from that office to take effect j was probably fatally injured and two immediately it was Learned Here last others slightly injured when they Are i a night. Or. Smythurst who has been to have attempted to Escarz Paris. Fran a nov. Premier president about a year resigned be i through a Mino Shaft at Flat top j Poincare a told the Senate that the cause of poor health. William Demp i prison Camp near Here last night. French government had decided to soy vie president will serve As act the Only prisoner who succeeded act alone with respect to Germany if lug president until a successor to or. La escaping was captured by the of i the Brussels conference failed to give Blu thurst is named. Flyers with bloodhounds. France satisfaction. He exorcised i the opinion that no general settlement a of the reparations problem was Poa Bible unless that of inter Allied debt was solved at the same time. A France is not imperialistic he declared. A i can say that she is the 1 least imperialistic of the nations but she has rights to defend. We do not t contemplate any personal action before the Brussels conference hut if i we do not obtain satisfaction there there is nothing in the world that. i prevent us from acting alone in the i fullness of our rights. A there is not one Frenchman Vujo doubts the solidity of France and no i foreigner has the right to doubt it Premier Poi Ricer declared. The Premier injected1 the idea of is wishing i a customs hairier on the Rhine for i the Benefit of the allies on the ground that it w Ould result simply in turning traffic in other directions. By to Eitard Presa leased wire Huron. S. A. Nev. word was. Received Here this morning of the death of Ralph Mahaffy. Formerly in business in Huron hut connected with an insurance company at Sioux fails a until his death. Or. Mahaffy was a killed near Avon while Riding in an automobile with a companion the car skidded from the Slippery Road i and went into a ditch. The victim was thrown so violently his neck was a broken and he died instantly. I widow resides in Sioux Falls where i Tbs body will be taken today. I Tell your Friend if you Sec your friends name hidden in the want ads tel him about it. He will appreciate receiving the Republican free for one year

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