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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 12, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages vol xxx Imitchell South Dakota wednesday november.12, 1924. Number 36body of slain Man found says millions Haven to made him happier r i hewing gum magnate gets no wealth thrill lev Devares that Bank account Means Little to him works to do things w to Al hex has i Forti debt it the. To work rot Gibbons of \ service writer nov. 12.�?William Wrig j Ivl hons have not made him a piling up a Hank account Civen me a declares i in gum magnate who. Last i in paid an income tax of j it $1,000,000. Iut As Happy before i Trade million As t was after i had a it a have worked for Money. Hive worked for tho doing Coolidge will not press for tax reduction Brookhart a Lead shrinks to lower level of 540 now weeds give up murder secret at Alexandria Ursine alone for dimes and a is not mean much. Car it is what counts. A Battle. When you quit j to feta when cubs win nation mourns with Cambridge at Lodge Bier kick is is been a a broken Many j Roth states represented in cortege and senator is i ried today ran away at la Cambridge maas., nov. 12.�?repre e has put the world s jaws i Senta Tives of the nation and the state from this he has piled up assembled Here today to attend the funeral of senator Henry Cabot of Lodge member of the Senate for 31 a tune. Philadelphia the eldest Iren. Wrigley grew up As p boy but with More than i and for much of that time an cd boys Energy expelled from school so t time quit he was Irving 11 to is folks finally b s teachers. A j. Year he ran away to new tor there he sold papers ran and did Odd jobs. It or ekness drove him Back to a it a it bar Jahla. Another year in school of be was dismissed again. So his her rut him to work in his fac a car r g soap at $1.50 a week. Went out on the Road As for his father. The going was on Roo easy. Tough Breaks came of tone than Good ones a i got Wrigley came to Chicago Rry Ness was Dull so to stimulate a soap sales he began offering pre in ? with each order. Own rail team More than once he ran in debt. F it h time he succeeded in pull what giving a War chewing gum a his soap. He hit upon the idea gum alone. Then he de red to begin making Bis own be Start he was a firm be a n advertising. To 1902 he in Rarned Bis accumulated profits of i Quot a into an advertising Cam York and lost every important figure in National affairs f i an Early train from Washington j j brought to Boston Large delegations to express the mourning of the executive and legislative branches of govern i ment. Secretaries Hughes and weeks Asj signed to represent the Cabinet were among those arrivals. Yesterday Captain Adolphus Andrews naval aide to the president came to the City at the Behest of president Coolidge As his personal representative called on j the family of senator Lodge and tendered the president s sympathy. Special cars attached to the Federal express from Washington Early today brought committees of the Senate and the i Toupee of representatives. Twenty four states were represented in this congressional delegation of mourning. William Wrigley. Or a roughing it Mary Back again much lighter and thereby hangs tale new York n a. Nov. 12.�?mary Garden has returned Home weighing 17 pounds jests than on her departure for Europe six months ago. She now tips the Scales at 112 pounds. Month Carlo was the scene of her weight reduction. She said it was due to swimming in the Mediterranean and Sun Baths in her Motorboat. A my friends will be surprised when they see me in a a thais with the Waist of a we Asp a she said. She will Lea a shortly for her operatic duties in Chicago. Explaining How she banished the 17 pounds miss Garden said she went out in her Motorboat about two Miles off Shore got out of her bathing suit stretched herself on the deck and a let the Sun do its Quot after sunning myself tor an organization cure forearm ius Taber says Mellon intimates president does not consider move practical now Des Moines. To. To 12�? up a senator Smith w Brookhart a official majority Over Daniel f Stock. Dem j erratic candidate. For the la United states Senate today went to to a new Low Mark when the election Board of Shelby county discovered an error which wiped out a loss of extra session sought 6 9 votes previously recorded for crime is weeks old a a a j Stock. All but 21 counties bad mad i a official returns up to that Point authorities believe Man was killed elsewhere and hidden at Roadside some members of Congress free Coolidge to Issue Cale after March i Washington d. nov. 12.�? up a the administration has no present intention of pressing for tax legislation at the coming Short session of Congress it. Became known today after Secretary Mellon Nad conferred with president Coolidge. It is understood or. Mellon does not consider it practical to take up the problem a this session because of the Lack of time and in View of other difficulties entering into the situation. Eight would re futile neither has the administration Given any consideration so far to the calling of a special session of the new Congress after next March 4 to consider tax reductions. Administration officials feel it would be rather futile to renew the rum Row near end Treasury report says Duad m Ivl it believed to of \ j los Ness. Ret hts Home to i Vuk now a Grange hear Groom it for Wallace s seat. Outlines probable policies they found the City s outward sex he Aid t dived overboard swam i tiled on Gotham he 150.900. Profits rom a in right away. He has spent close to pc raising his gum in a Uigh a throughout the my is tit hts sole chaw rigs interest. It was a baseball team the Chi it wins Catalina Island. Tus ement resort off Southern a a he is a director of Banks in and railroads galore a he Money these connection sit it on i Ary in his Estima car his factories turned out gum a to Ott . I employ a off saturday pm ivs keeps a hex of gum on he Chews it Continua by a a a 63. But be looks no More a plays As hard As he s Civ ads him Down with the in bus office atop the Wrig i or Nildine. He in one of the Oves get saturday off pression of mourning in Fly is at half staff everywhere. The stat House. The City Hall the Federal building and other official places in this City were ordered closed during the hours of the service. The funeral services at Christ Church. Cambridge As simple As the ritual of the episcopal Church would permit were set for noon with Bishop William Lawrence officiating Over the last rites for his boyhood chum and classmate and with the Rev. Prescott Evarts Rector of the Church assisting Christ Church holds a a a persons and provision was made for an overflow in the Church Yard which is close to Harvard College. Burial will be it mount Vernon cemetery in the family lot and in the company of Longfellow. Bummer Holmes. Agassiz. Shaw and others of the Field letters and High Public service who had preceded senator Lodge. The family of senator Lodge today accepted the president s offer of the military forces As guard for the senator to the extent that two soldiers j will accompany the body As a guard of Honor. To republicans have majority of fifty in next Congress Washington. C., nov. 12.�?with the return of official figures from the 20th Pennsylvania congressional District. Showing the election of a Democrat where unofficial returns had Given the seat to a Republican the tarty lineup in the next Pone res com plete. Stands is follows. Republicans 245 democrats 165 about for 20 minutes and then went she added she hoped any Busy bodies ashore with binoculars strained their eyes. Schall guilty of corrupt Ness it is charged Atlantic City n. A. Nov. 12.�? up a declaring that the problems of the Farmer Are economic and not political i Ouis a Taber of Barnesville. Washington. C., nov. 12�?the a Send of rum Row a is predicted in a i Treasury statement published today embodying a review of coast guard operations in october. A a Large increase in the number of seizures a including seven foreign vessels acting As Supply ships is reported. Progress in combating liquor tax fight at the Short session since i smuggling is attributed in part to the increase in the coast guard facilities provided for by the last Congress and the ratification of treaties removing certain restrictions on the seizure of rum runners. When All of the boats and men pro j video for become available it is said the service expects to be Able to Stop the leaks at All of the a a we Orst local the problem has just been thrashed lout and the. Resulting Law is just now going into effect. What Congress itself May attempt without recommendation from the administration is another question j some elements in the Senate and 1 House want immediate action despite j the fact that the Republican party leaders seem agreed with the White Ytje House As to the i advisability of such i t a a _., i in citing the seizure of the St earn a course. Others Are pressing for a i a a a shirt Mactor the Vatin Nai nmn top i. A or Sagatino. A with 38.000 cases of onto master or the rotational Orange special session after March 4 and it i.,. ,.j.whiskey aboard the report remarks addressing the opening session of remains to be developed whether they that it Hur pricing to note the number of norwegian vessels engaged in the liquor traffic ten having Bren observed recently in the rum fleets off the Atlantic coast. Of in the National Grange annual meeting i Wil Muster sufficient strength to con a a. A a. Vince the president that such a ses today urged the 800.000 member of j s in Ghou do the organization to seek a cure for May trip Ultra their troubles through adherence to. J unless or. Collidge issues a spec sound business Prin capes rather than by legislation. As or. Taber is being the National Grange As its candidate for Secretary of agriculture his Adial Call the new Congress will not i meet until a year from the coming groomed by j december. Those who ar1 urging a j special session Point out that th1 j president declared after the act of i>2t was perfected that he favored dress was taken to be an enunciation it another revision to the earliest of of his views regarding the farm prob port Unity and they argue that a delay Lem until late in 1925 would not carry out i Armor need obvious. That program. A we have cold contempt for the t or. Mellon conferred for More than army of he continued half an hour this morning with the a who belittle the intelligence of president. It is understood the ques Farmer by insisting that his pro j Don of taxation has discussed in some Peritz is dependent upon their sup j =,.afl. Port. True the Farmer needs Legisla j Don. The same As labor finance and j Industry hut legislation a Best is but j an enabling act. Self help and not j governmental help will secure real it Prosperity. Orators have expounded commissions have investigated writ be is have Given us a deluge of books and literature on the Farmers condition and its cure with Little j he pointed out. That during the last three years farm values had shrunk j $20,900,000,000 and that during 1922 j More than 1.100,000 tillers of the soil j Aberdeen s d. Nov 12.�?two bad left the farm and there probably i men. Fred Cline alias a a Whitey Farmer shot accidentally by farm hand Fate this afternoon sheriff Mike Moran of Hanson county declared that it had been Pra it Blondy established that the body of the Man found in the weeds a Long the i Lister Battlefield Iii nay yesterday was that of e. I. I Osnoss Presho s. R., an Uncle of a. Farness Kennebec county treasurer of i it Man county. A i Osne said he would arrive in Alexandria tonight to make his identification More certain. Sheriff Moran talked with air. In of Huiess Oer the Long distance Telephone anti the Lyman county Man after being Given an emirate description of the dead Man. Said he was convinced the body was that of ins Uncle. The elder fowls. He said had left he Home at Reliance seven weeks ago to visit relatives in Eastern Smith Dakota Aud Northwestern Iowa. The dead Man it is said. Was accustomed to carry Large sums of Money with him. Sheriff Moran declared this afternoon that if looked like a Clear of murder. Official intimate however that they have Little Lopes of Dos it overing the identify of the murderers because of the length of time that has elapsed since the crime Ami the discovery of the Huic. Weeds growing shoulder High in a Dit Ltd along the Custer Battlefield i Way. Three Miles North and three and a half Miles West of Alexandria yielded a Gre some find yesterday after i noon when or. Fairbanks the hard Ware dealer it Alexandria Hunting pheasants stepped upon the Deal j body of a Man. The deceased is believed by the authorities to be k. I fornese but his place of residence is still undiscovered. The body is being held at the Montgomery undertaking Christ j Parlours in Alexandria in Hope that it county i May be identified and la in ted i Reb Bank robbers taken As car goes in ditch la Huron. S. D., nov. 13.-Fischer, 40 years old hand Farmer was killed instantly yester Alives. Dav afternoon we Hen Ben Baptist. A scent murder my Tery his employee shot him in the Back of j according to medical it envy the head while the two there out Hunting pheasants near ?, a special dispatch to the Huron in this morning says the Cam a discharged accidentally. The two men were Hunting about. 29 Miles Southwest of Wessington when the Accident occurred. The Dis mined the Bod morning the Man an assault. His d one Arm is broken his body there Are my this a tit victim of us is crushed and at the wrist. On numerous bruises. Authorities came to the conclusion that the Man had Hon murdered because of the posture of the body at were More during the past year. Cline and John Linden alias a devils Minneapolis minn., Nev 12.�? charges alleging violation of the corrupt practices in behalf of the Sena a Toria candidacy of Thomas d Schall were submitted for consideration to the Hennepin county grand jury to to Day by county attorney Floyd f Olson. Congressman Schall Defeated Magnus Johnson. Farmer labor senatorial candidate at the recent election. The Alleg dons Are made in a Jet a fat received by or. Olson from Henry in. Teigen. Senator Johnson seere tary. The Teigen letter was peace be i fore the grand jury by or Pic on today and actual investigation of charges made is expected to be Start i de this afternoon. Manuscript of a Kidnap eds sold for immense sum the cooperative sys pm of Market j Lake red were arrested in Corson ing and production was also touched i county West of Here monday and were upon. Or. Taber declaring that Bot brought to Aberdeen yesterday for required careful study. Sae keeping. They probably will be reiterating the Granges opposition Cha ged with the robbery of the Moro the sales tax. On the ground that it Ris on. S. D., Bank on the night of penalizes those who must spend prac november 6 the tank was robbed of tidally their entire income in family too in Silver and currency charge from the gun Tore th1 entire a the time it was discovered. A pair Oback of the victims head off. Ban heavy leather slippers apparently had taste is unmarried and about 35 years been drawn from the dead mans feel old. Fisher was married but whether an placed beside the body. While a j he had children or not was not learn Cap which the deceased evidently had de. No funeral arrangements have worn was carefully placed in the As vet been made. The pair was arrested after their speculation in stocks continues to deluge Market maintenance he urged that Congress take prompt measures to bring about j Rar a j gone into the ditch West of a a further reduction of the tax Burden i the a Missouri River. Linden had Over new York. N. Y $3,000 in his Possession when Arret lation in stocks continued to run riot j the official i i Crook of his Arm. I the Man apparently was Between 55 and 60 years old. While his i clothes were of Good Quality phys j clans said his hands were those of a i labourer there were no distinguishing. Makes on his clothes bul in the in Side of a ring he wore was discovered i the Nam e. Fastness and the Dat april 20, 1906. On a Gold Belt buckle Nev. 12.�?specu j were the initials a a Elf which led believe that Ostnes irs. I Mivi i n Forcemeats both Cline and Lindon Are under in today a Market another deluge was the name of deceased because of he urged rigid enforcement of Law five year sentence in North Dakota for i of buying orders sending More than the similarity of the initial and the particularly prohibition and the Al. Burglary. They escaped from the jail a two Doz a issues to new Peak prices name imitation of officials who have be at Rugby n. D., several month ago for the year in the first half hour May re Miner county Man traded the Trust of the people. While being held preparatory to be with total sales in excess of 350.900 in a pocket of the dead Man s coat a from every Cross Road in Cartier ing sent to the state Penitentiary at shares in that period a found an electioneering Ard of he said a there is a Oming an in Bismarck. Cline is also wanted for Early gains ranged from fractions kill Airi. Democrats end Date for Sis ent demand for a new Deal in pol a the robbery of the Onaka s d. Bank j to four Points and except in a few sheriff in Miner county Alexandria inc and Public affairs. The cringing in Faulk county. Cases were Well maintained through. Authorities in Media he tot in Tow cowardly politician of he old school Fargo n. A nov. 12.�?with the i out the first half hours trading de kill rain and with the per who puts party welfare and party exp arrest of John Linden and Whitney j spite an enormous amount of profit Ped ency above the people s Good and i nine in South Dakota saturday it who is willing in traffic in the spoils. Believed the remaining two mum Ltd office has no place in the Civili. Bets of a gang which robbed a num nation ahead re priced executive usually Friday and Fanner labor 3 socialists his desk by or a week end vacation a let a girls and men in do the same. Let them go lopping and have a Good re Man should play the e Good citizen a he insists rid help where he can. He interested in his fellow a a Unity. Amount of Money can re from this 299 inc Wallace a Parrot is grieving Over death of master in the present Congress with All vacancies filled the standing is As follows republicans 225 democrats Farmer labor i socialist i pendent t. J weather Orff ast Iowa ram or Snow tonight and i thursday somewhat warmer tonight. Minne Ota increasing cloudiness 1 with probably Snow tonight or thurs iday not much Chin in tempera-1 Ture North Dakota Cloudy tonight and thursday probably Snow in South per 1 Don continued cold. I South Dakota Snow tonight and thursday colder thursday Nebraska rain or Snow tonight and thursday colder thursday local temperatures Egton p. Nov. 12 a de i and drooping. Polly pet Para late Secretary Wallace to j maximum and minimum Tirera wed symptoms of grieving it lures As recorded by the official gov a Over the a Ess of its master. I Ern ment thermometer from 7 a in. A prominent place in Hie of a a a Day to a a. In today when present j maximum 45. Minimum i at 8 a in. Today 26 it months ago Sec re Arv by or. A m Mann a Snerr entomologist the Parrot f pan a re a Oimen. Became the i a a a companion of or. Wallace d we Ould Fly to his shoulder d at his desk and when he a there we alted eagerly for his a Bers up comes no More and j t breaking the Bright spirit a ird. Department officials have 0 ease its sorry but All efforts a s failed and they admit they Don 11 what to do. J spa Thor Anh i Baio. Partly Cloudy. 26 roads 2d roads Mitchell Good water Jowui overcast fair. Huron Cloudy. 21 roads Good Yankton Cloudy 33 roads Good. Aberdeen Cloudy a roads roof Sioux fails Clear 28 0 in Pierre Clear 23 roads got new York x. A. Nov. 12�?the original manuscript of kidnapped by Roberia is Stevenson brought $19,000 at an auction Sal of the William Harris Arnold collection Here yes Gerdav. It is believed to be the Price Ever paid for a Stevenson Nian us Tript. Or. A. S. W. Rosenbach outbid miss Belle de Acosta Greene librarian of the Pierpont Morgan Library in acquiring it. The single Page manuscript of Stevenson a requiem brought 11,-503 while his note Book for a travels with a Donkey brought $2,990. The total amount paid for the collection which included rare first editions of Tennyson Aud George Washington s personal copy of the a history of the United states a was $148,723 reparation body i May soon give Way to experts Board Paris. France. Nov. 12.�?c4 a permanent eclipse of the reparation commission to a partial if not to a total extent is foreshadowed in a communique issued today by the commission s general Secretary. The communique describes the measures of re organization which i will be enforced by Jan. 31 a in consequence of the creation of Organiza a tons provided for in the experts plan the functioning of which must entail considerable reduction in the work of the other organizations of the reparable . Soper rules again in favor of Hill in liquor action a of North Dakota Banks this fall have been captured according to w. A Fadden Secretary of the j North Dakota Bankers association. Cline is wanted in this sate to serve h a year sentence for robbing a store a a Silva. N. He escaped from i i the Stanton cd jail with Linden of Baltimore my. No 12�?�?. Charging the jury in the trial of representative John Philip Hill. In the United states District court for j alleged violation of the volstead act. J judge Morris a. Soper directed the i jury men to ignore the definitions of intoxication As expounded by or. Harvey w Wiley pure food expert Andor. Howard a Kelly of Baltimore three witnesses testified yesterday that cider with 2 79 per Cut alcohol and wine with with la 64 per cent alcohol Are intoxicating the judge also told the jury to find colonel Hill not guilty on the fifth and six a count of the indict about two months ago. Linden is wanted for the alleged robbery of a Bank at Krem House will get running Start on expense measures ent Miner county sheriff but Neith a taking. Buying was stimulated by al�8n of re of a clue ast Quot reduction in the renewal rate for All residence r f or Deal Mac Money from 2 1-2 to 2 per cent medical men assert that the Man i was murdered fully two months a a and they believed that he was earned j from the spec where the mme committed in an automobile and hid Den in the weeds by the Roadside Hundred of cars probably have pay d the spot where the body was Covi sealed with never a suspicion of the presence of the slain Man. Flagstaff Ari?., nov. 12.�?the United state smelting and refining i company of Boston has discontinued operations to locate a meteor in my a. Tear Mountain East of Flagstaff Effort to locate Platinum meteor finally Given up the company has been drilling in meteor Mountain for two years to locate a meteor which is apposed to have fallen and buried itself a great depth fragments about the Crater contained considerable plat a 12.�?to num and the operators hoped to loj Boarder patrol is prepared to Check invasion of aliens Washington. c., nov give the coming session of Congress a Ca a main body. Running Start on its appropriation program the House appropriations committee began hearings today on the first of the annual Supply Mea Jures. Chairman Madden Hope that ment which charted him with main when the congressional session be Taining a common nuisance at his be on dec. I several of the approx Home j Pri Atlon Bills will have passed 1 through the committee stage and be read for consideration on the House floor. A Ltd mrs. Harding is better again is doctor s report Salinger defense begins its final arguments today testimony ends in Oil lease Case argument to Start Marion. Ohio. Nov. 12�?mrs. Fjor ence Kling Harding critically ill at the White Oaks farm Home of dry Carl w. Sawyer Nestr Here a Toms a j what stronger this morning having slept five hours last night according to a bulletin Given out this morning by or. Saw yer. \ Sioux Falls s. A. Nov. 12�?of�?, the defense was making its closing arguments today in the trial of H a a a a Burlingame. Fred Sawyer and Ben los Anc yes. Calif. Adv. 12.�? i. Salinger. Or. Officials of the de-1 testimony a closed Here today in fund Midland packing company of the government suit to cancel the Sioux in Federal court j $1 , Elk Hille naval Reserve Here with use of the mails to de j Oil contracts and leases with the pan Fratts. Urt attached expected the american Petroleum and transport government to conclude its re Button company on charges of conspiracy to some time tomorrow so that the jury j defraud. Argument in the Case will trill get the Case tomorrow or Friday. Start tomorrow. Washington. Nov 12�?th� United stale immigration Border patrol for th1 Canadian soundly is being recruit5 i to it full strength of 459 men. The end of the Canadian harv�f., immigration officials said today hat found an increasing number of persons attempting 0 Rome into this country illegally and eve by precaution in being taken against the n drive it. Of Loeb and Leopold new members of faculty in prison Chicago in nov. 12�?nathan f. I Leopold jr., and Richard Loeb serv of plication and of her cond-1 engr a e san in th4 Joliet penitent tons which Hae been present Are Tiara for the kidnapping murder of i Robert Franks will be members of unchanged or. Sawyer said of tenth Elk Dies Lynchburg va., nov. 12.�?james k. Collins. New York City Lodge no. I of the elks died today bringing the total number of victim of poisoned cider served at the elks National Horny at Bedford monday to ten the faculty of the prison Warden Whitman has announced Leopold has begun teaching night Classer in English devoting two hours a nigh in instruction in Reading writing and spelling. Next week Loeb will take Harg of an arithmetic class. The duties will be in addition to their jobs in the prison shops. M

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