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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 13, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Monday noveme Wilson flav Senate fir Doo the evening Republican third edit Kimi Mitchell South Dakota monday november 13, 1922 number 38 i i in xxi in earthquake leaning House puts woman in trim for work congresswoman has family irs hitch prepares for Congress cheaper Money radicalism is spreading fast Sullivan thinks outgrowth will be Effort by Ford for presidency West most restless analyst Della res f.x�4t was no Ibex How greater Western Section feels of a Cago Congress woman elect wants to make country Safe from wars f a her her example it Winnifred i son Hia i Nuu it she a a on set 1entiouk Republic an a danish Steamer is in turf fast aground in Orsoe us a steamers stand by Hilt bulks for four hours five great tidal Waves succeed each quake and is terrible whole cities wrecked by associated press i Caire Rendon. Enc. Nov. 13.�?the Steamer Oscar la who h sailed from new York november 2 tor can Liana and Copenhagen went aground sunday about 1.200 feet North of that it Kroe Entrance to Christiania according to a Telegraph dispatch from i n per Hagen. Two Steamer have gone to the assistance of the 95 passengers still aboard today. It is not believed that the ship was seriously damaged in a Leaky condition. Ory Rox j. Ltd it ans Nix staff correspondent Chicago. 111., nov. Ice mrs. Winni i Mason Huck newly elected con woman at Large from Illinois is in timing for her Job in Washington. Leaning House when i entered the Home of mrs. K. She met me with a dust rag. Had just put the finishing touch to the top of the family piano. A a was tied about her hair and its a a jazz family that enlivens the Horn of mrs. Winifred Mason Huck of Chicago newly elected was dressed just As any other j congresswoman at Large from Illinois. Its members Are left to right Wallace m. 17 mrs. Huck Donald Xiv. 5fwife during to e morning dust in Edith c., 13, and Robert w., to. By i Akk Sullivan National political a Orr Pond pm of tile Mitchell evening Republican and the new a a Ork evening Post Washington p. Nov. 13 copyright 1922 by the Mitchell exp no Republican and the new York evening Post a even with the Jain re. Suits of the election before our eyes _ the country generally fails to soc the Eig ii a inches i m i it a to seasons first Snow makes up for lost time shipping tripped prox seas a disturb am e Fra firer to of in Xuy a beefed inc. J , wife and House i re All these roles have been a a did into her 40 Busy years now unating in an Honor which never i Ore had been bestowed on a won East of the Mississippi. She is be to Washington to fill the unexpired term left vacant by the death f her Fathera William e. Mason Over a year ago. Preparing for lob Quot you be just come in a a posted me with a smile a a i m prac no for my Job at the capital. I Quot cleaning do you get what i j an _ rut there one thing above everything else for which in a going to Washington. That is to make the entry Safe from War. My father was against War. And it is to Ful i f Quot his ideas suddenly terminated by j death that i am accepting the Post. War is needless and futile. I Purree to have a referendum taken on a he subject which will make a declaration for War impossible except a Case of attack upon this country without first submitting the question put a direct vote of the people. Quot whatever else t can accomplish a hat a far sighted effect i will also rive for. Rut to end War. That is my main Mission and purpose. Politics no new game politic is no new game for mrs 1tuck. Ever since a girl of to she As been plunging into one Campaign other. With her father so went about the country listening to Bis stump knee bes and on occasions made and j dresses herself in his behalf. Her husband is a civil Engineer. Thev met in Wallington while attending High school together daring a Tim when her father a serving is senator. I they have been married almost h a rears and have four children. Three Box s and a girl. Quot i will Only be in Congress until next March when my term expires. So said. Quot miracles cannot be expected in so Chort a time from anyone. Rut a least. I can Plant the seed of what i stand for and what my father stood for Quot it is for him that i am car yer on. My platform is one of open mindedness ruled by conscience it am a Republican Only so far As my party represents republicans Jolt i a i am a conscience candidate and i will vote with my conscience Quot i a 11 not represent any particular croup but with the Opportunity afforded. I will be especially interested n progressive legislation for women. A i am dry and done to car who knows it and above All else i am a woman j nth the Heap and feelings and sympathies of a Mother. Quot and just As you see me a Van to to House Here today with that same kind of Zeal and earnestness will i j Endeavor to discharge my duties to he people. A the Job ahead of me in a great by mrs. Winnifred Mason Huck congresswoman at Large from Illinois the next 50 years will see an end of All War. Women and mothers will accomplish that. They have sickened to death of sending their sons and offspring to be fed into the maws of Cannon. They represent a new intelligence which is just dawning and xviii soon make itself Felt upon the affairs of the world. War is Only justifiable in event of direct and unwarranted attack. Aggressive warfare can never be reconciled with Justice by whatever name it is called. Year after year from now in More mothers will be elected to Aid in conducting the affairs of state. It is they who xviii usher in the millennium. Women you must insist upon voicing your say As to when life can be taken for it is you who gave life to the world. War must go. It is going. It should Only be made possible after All the people have voted for against it. I Hope to at least Plant the seeds for such a thought to make such referendum possible. By associated pre fessed wire Santiago. Chile. Nov. 13.�?Relief forces to Aid the thousands made homeless by the earthquake throughout Chaje Early saturday morning and the following waxes which followed the shocks were being mobilized today. The death toll will probably be at , it is estimated and the property loss will run into the millions a several towns were almost entirely wiped out and heavy damage to build Mes and communication line and particularly ship along the 1,400 Winter late in Arr Lxi ing made up mile coast affected by the hug for lost time when the Snow King wave has resulted in the violent up got on the Job Early yesterday morn it Hea Vals of nature. Ing. By night 47 inches of moisture the extent of the casualties prop had fallen. Changed into f cures of erty damage and 4jstress wrought by Snow that Means that 4.7 inches of a the catastrophic disturbance has not Snow fell during the Day for Snow i i yet been fully Learned As Many a k-4�?z7,i Tufi ured lust ten time As much As i communication lines were put out of a Putni p a -Ilx?1 ram. During the another four operation. And v a. Is rapid it Ltd. Inches of Snow fell making a total 500 dead at a Aligner thing that was the chief cause of the Radical part of the result. Een More conspicuously do they fail to see what it portends for 192 4. Because the South is contented with Cotton at 24 cents a Pound and because the manufacturing East is prosperous with everybody employed at rising wages these two part of the country have not opened their eyes to what i West a ing As the main Issue for 1924 conditions arc extreme West of the Missouri River in Fri Idu it Farmers Gitt Mac ii Benefit fall since Early yesterday morning of j five Hundred persons were report eight inches. Cd killed at x Aligner and in the Dis i Aden skies Hung Over Mitchell tints surrounding the City. At wheat and potato country and to and the surrounding country this Quimbo at least too Are known to j Only a slightly less extent in the cat morning and Snow continued to fall. Dead. The damage from the Suc tie raising territory there is a Condi though not in the same degree that cession of Earth shocks which filled Ilion of business distress and political j it fell during the night. The population with terror was head radicalism so extreme that the rest the Winter s first Snow is head a i Iet in the Northern provinces of of the country refuses to take it As with moisture but thus far has of Antofagasta Atacama and Quimbo. Seriously As the facts Are. In the footed neither railway service nor along the coast Littie ship and writers recent Campaign trip through wire communication. Many Trees Over ships were swept on Shore Pound parts of this territory the stories the City. However have Felt the against the rocks left High and about local Banks and individual weight of the accumulated Snow and dry at Many Small ports wharves business in actual incipient Hank the streets and Narks Are littered and quays were destroyed. Today a pacy were so extreme that one Hesi with broken branches. Telegraph rav<1i ship were steaming up and rated to print them without invest and Telephone wires hang Low and it Down the coast stopping at various gallon and verification. Among is feared that if the Snow continue places to Sev 1 Landing parties to the other things. I was told that in some 1 that much damage m in be done. If Relief of sufferers Many of whom Are counties of Montana the schools the weather should turn cold and the w to pious food and shelter. Would not open this fall because the wet Snow should freeze on the wires. Tidal Waves which followed Tho Farmers could not meet the taxes to it is asserted that Mitchell would be earthquake indicated a Gigantic Dis support them. In this wheat and to practically j Urbance beneath the Pacific. The Tato territory and because of the Snow i alls evenly wafers first were drawn away from condition the Issue that All the local the Snow fell in an Exen covering chore far below the Low tide Mark candidates talked about and that All which will a of invaluable Aid As an Ltd then they came Rushing Back the people wanted to hear about was it melt for it will put the ground in a great wave which some observers not the Tariff nor prohibition nor for in excellent condition for Winter was fifty meters in height. At eign relations nor and of the other wheat and Rve. The ground was sex Antofagasta the queer and frightful issues that the East talked about and j Tremelt dry for this time of year As movement of the sea was repeated i heard about. The Issue in this wheat there has been practically no rein for Fly it pc t me until the City was battered and potato territory was deflation and a number of weeks but the Snow will to ruins and the entire popu the Federal Reserve Board in Short the take the place of a drenching rain lotion fled to the h los j National system of currency banking and will be of even More Benefit lip pro re re ors were in Kennebec citizens make bold move to Clinch county seat by confiscating ballot boxes so severe some and credit. The Farmers in this to that As it melts it will soak into the of the seismographs were put out of Rit Orv blame their troubles on the ground better than rain. Operation the tot i duration of the policy of deflation and that was wha in spite of the Heaxt fall of Snow. Chocks was the hours and forty they wanted to talk about and hear there has been no drop in the tem minute and the estimate d in it thu a a a a out. Pera a a. M Tehell. The Mercury j 200 Kilometres in a direction trans both sides blame other yesterday registered 3s? degrees a a Ranj to who Andes i _. _. J j. ,. Part of the Day. While it was St adv the Republican candidate told i them it was the democrats who were responsible because the deflation was _ ,.r begun while Wilson was still pres raid in dark on office on clerk courts at Oacoma nearly a Dent in and a carried out a Federal Reserve Board whose Mem succeeds but hurry so i to Iona and Reliance brings reinforcements and Kennebec forces retire with injunction hanging Over them Mhz. W. M Huck third party is prs a re appointed by a democratic t president. The democratic Randl i dates in turn told the Farmer the Republican administration a responsible because most of the actual j drop in prices happened after is special to the Republican in. The nil real count by the election Dent Harding was elected Oacoma. S. P., now 13.�?the Board Friday afternoon gave Keno both parties More less agreed Max in the county seat Battle be Pac a majority of eleven Only. The that the Quot Goat Quot was a a is governor tween Oacoma and Kennebec came the Kennebec location it is said. Rent G. Harding of the Federal a saturday night when a detachment de a budding in the latter town so serve Board. Thus governor hard of Bien from Kent a of i to ant count could be Tak ing at my wag Oacoma after dark loaded the ballot in there tomorrow. It is reported the Issue of the Campaign in the West boxes on four trucks and had Start that the arc Imp who took the boxes to an extent that the East a knows de to leave for Kenebel when Stop from the court House was in favor of nothing about. Ped by armed citizens of the town. Their . On Plain political result of to it in last tuesday s election in which county evenly divided election is that goer Tenor Haring Aith question of moving the county. Ii most surely will not be re appointed of balloting shows the county. Continued on Page seven i Brothers found dead in House new Hampshire men Are victims of murder discovered by third brother by associated items leased xxx ire Orford. N Nov. 13.�?the bodies of John and Charles Davis Brothers living together n a Small business House on the outskirts of this town. Were found with their Heads smashed a wides xxx till Sun spot the meteorological Institute announced that the Earth Shock coincided wih the passage of a Sun spot Over the Central Meridian of the solar body. The Sun spot made its appearance november and was the largest observed this year. At Valparaiso it was pointed out by sear adoral Marin director of the rave meteorological society. That the earthquake came jut As a a con junctions of Muro iry and Jupiter and Neptune and the Sun were approaching. And be declared this was. C Lif Icar gallon in ruins gradual re opening of the Telegraph lines to the North is bringing in additional details of the catastrophe entering in Atacama proving a. The Inland town of Vallenas is in ruin with 3n dead and about by blows from an a when a third injured in the collapse of the pria brother. Prescott Davis of Harwich. For Riff of id Harge of the investigation. John dads. A Veteran of the civil War. And his brother according to on 12 inmate were killed and Many other injured. The entire population is without food it adequate medical assistance at Quimbo. Where a lot were killed Earth tremors were continuing yesterday but to population was searching the ruins for bodies and Suc coring the injured. At Chanara. North of a Serene. Pas a from Nome to Nome. A tem a a j rent it by Horary injunction was taken out county seat fights similar to the Harding overboard May not be Ideal Baruch xxx oui a be fog Caf against the leaders of the Kennebec one being staged in Lyman county Justice but political expediency Lonk candid of to head it cok group and the ballot boxes hauled a re not infrequent in South Dang among other things to enabling says i from the trucks and locked in a cell Kota n the Early Days probably the the we Federal res re system to 4 within the county Tail. An armed �?Ta-1 fight of the kind to occur was weather the storm w la probably ,. It in. Wire guard watched the building until Day the one in Buffalo county thirty Caus governor Harding of the re a 1 _ 5 r�?T1nr,� which the store were Itulid and by tit n mis it in org. Years ago. When armed men in the we Board to be a Martyr to i duty on a Jan v i i Quot the inhabitants Are without food. New York. H. A., nov. He a third i Reliance rushes Aid night stole the county records from a he saw it. Watches a a. Guns n Ira eve tpj1 4 have been recovered party to by a Romport of Farmer and an attempt by oar mane to rail Ann Valley and transferred them to mood for Rhean Mono. A in to a a Caldera is in a tits. The sea twp nil to be headed by upon them Neish born town of re Buffalo renter. Cann Valley is the _ i Quot for. Neap Amonoy a four 1 Rte off,.,.a a a . In away the authorities and the third Broth Tiai Wax Early saturday morn wept away the entire a strict in manufacturers a whip m. Baruch who Edas lie Nee for help disclosed the fart that print county seat of Buffalo coun chairman of the War industries Board the Telephone wires Between the two Thunder former president Wilson was towns had been Cut by the Kennebec her. Were accustomed to carry Marx my s what is More serious ii the the Only door through which a run read cars this to the House could have in in. T take it with Fen and Rem. Pr0p0af><j in a i address by colonel men to prevent them from calling on j g and with a prayer on Nix . Montgomery at the re their friends for help. Kennebeck a it there Are t to at in Cen in is and j Union Wir industries Board Effort however was unsuccessful for ram Ples to Spur Mem Ana keep me a i0riation saturday. Colonel Mont a wire was sent to Reliance by the j ended right i Hope. I Gomery explained that he was a re. Station agent and Reliance responded j these Are my a Lar and n s rec publican who be vexed in the need of with several s Carlos of fighters. To. And the voters who sent me to third party. He suggested that the Iona. Another Lyman county town a re i resent them a ote National match for Liluard title starts in new York Fortune in Oil is burning up i manufacturers and Farmers form an South of the county seat sent 25 men Alliance and that it be propagated by to the scene of action. _ _ . Baruch who he said was the a near riot prevailed in the usually lightning Boit sets pipe most logical candidate to head it. Tranquil county seat of Lyman for line in Golf coast Fields a i want a party that a would wipe several hours of exp eral of the county afire sunday out the radicals who seek to nation officers favor the Kennebec location. Tee Industry and other Radical which made it difficult for Oacoma Houston. To. Nov. 13�?the to said the sneaker. . Baruch in his to defend the ballot boxes and the disastrous fire in the Twenty one reply said that the great d of faculty j county records an Appeal to the i years history of the Gulf coast Oil Western country is in precisely the gained was locked on the outbid with con Apo is destroyed same t Ood that gave right to Bryan a padlock Yrhmm . And mrs. Tres and Bryan ism and the demand for Coit Davis Arr . They said. Cheap Money in the a Nink a. I o and in All probability a similar expression of this kind of Mord is wha1 we shall have in 1914. That a hot fundamental meaning of the Radical victories in the West at the moment the outstanding figure in this connection is Henry j Ford. The manufacturer by a Arlous utterances and by his weekly paper j i negress denies woman a Story currency which appears to be distributed to the Black woman mrs. Gib buyers of Ford tractors and Ford cars son was w Ith her a Hen by the regular Ford agents preach she said vhf. Saw a steady doctrine of suspicion against Sfax ing _ Fumi of that a j county Sherif whose Home is in Ken Fields now is raging in the Humble go d must a p i a As by Assoc Uund pre ,1 wire v 1 a inv in we have been accused he said of by neb a brought no Relief for Oacoma sector. Sex Enteen Milea Northeast of h v--4� is Folmer is a Quot a a Radical Mem Luchester Rosencrance. Clerk of the Here three Quarter. Of million Cash 01 n v a Inni. The Quot nodes oi�?7. A. Courts in whose office the ballot Box i Roper a octto to Fritch tue hunger ots spread Quot i a Der. Is the youngest of the six Viu Cape tutors who xviii play in the in a National professional Champion a lip tournament starting Here tonight and continuing for eight Days. Jake so Baeyer the defending tonight0 with Erich i from Clogne repo that action an a the writer Jiaw no knowledge what a the latter had plated an wit by great tidal a Yea Antofagasta. Chile nov. Al a a to a of cop Apo was destroyed and i the pert of Alders was greatly damaged both tidal Waves of saturday morning. The Waters Cut off All the electric Power and the populace became Panicky a the Cliv Crew dark. Most of the commercial Section of cop Apo was carried away by the water and the pert of Chanara a destroyed. Fac re kind of in leading into Antofagasta has broken Down and fish re is no news from the pro of Quimbo. Severely hit by the disturbances. The people Ber Are Calm. The sea continues rough. Is also a resident of Kennebec until Tai Unrur i Tai id do doors of his office in Orde 111 Lulubel Dudu Lylw that the Kennebec men might secure the boxes. A of Tje ioxe6 had been _ ,7 a t win to add but the time the attempted i it diary the Oil corporation. Owner9 and freight rates is the so i the Crand jury by a is Gtna of Prpa i wire theft was disco Vford by the people a column of flame ohm skyward Jon a f a t Lesuer which them. A i h., War a the. Berun. Germany. Nov. Oacoma. A j feet. Followed by sch Clow of we a a orb a Rrth a is us King put. A Ola Char of Germany As the a dark which began Friday in Tai horse of the tournament. Conti Ttoppes will Start play tomorrow a firmer nicotine Welker a _ _ _ _ afternoon while Hoppe opposes de and the mob stoned the to Kcf. A Jil of Maull Louard Horemans of Belgium in an i shouting a hunger in no match. Many arrests trere made. O Veteran actor Star for four years in one play has breakdown weather report 1 Ai Grain rust meeting terror Only partially clothed and seek ing the nearby Hill. The panic was. M t increased when the electric lights a with mrs. Jane Gibson at the want que in 90m<. Part9 of the Tow coincident with the shocks. The.essed the murder of the Rev. De i a a it illuminated by electric in prediction that in 1924 Ward Wheeler Hall and choir purges and fires broke out a a Ord a. Enter Aie re a red by Ader. Mrs Eleanor Mills and the brr to a a it re 1 a a and then Vave. Tax _ _ a a Lase rent. 1 Temh a Iii mtg the of to Mable to a republicans and w1s at House a Law Hundred Viventi 1 a then see re a a a a Emo cratic Yards from the Gibson cottage ing the town and the whole coast Imp e other than the statement that and doing much damage. A Oil a a suburb nou Cement from Oacoma that re Bouses and ratted window panes All Ever of Fords plans but it i a land of Kalk spread saturday and sunday count of the ballots Aas to by Takov a the plumb it Tow site. Reasonable . That in 1924 the of the suburbs of Muelheim Anat it a. In. Monday tank number Kord will enter. A will be Ert Rad by in in . Many shop were smash i to Rad Trats in he president at that mra Oom was aet near the i Quot Dis Aries of both parties with the idea of 8pot where the bodies were found swept Back in o immense i first making As a ravage As Ghe said that instead mrs. Gibson tending from Quimbo to North Central states i tank farm. The loss will run into millions of Fouth Dakota us Oudy Yow in Eastern portion dollars. Minneapolis minn., nov. 18.�?gov Chicago. Ii nov. 13.�?frank a con. Veteran actor and Star in Quot Light no who last night suffered a breaking was forced to abandon his part a a Nipo rarely will be taken to his Home Bay is Civ Long Island to a w enter resort in a few Days. The 58 year old actor who has in Yed a stage career extending Oer years and who has played the Kly role in his present vehicle for our and a half years said he expected to be Back in the cast when his play goes to Boston late in december. Tonight tuesday probably fair with slowly rising tem i per Ture. J a nor nest of fresh from a successful a political Campaign in North Dakota j will head the list of officials from a i thirteen North Central states who will gather Here today for the second annual meeting of the Confer a Nee for the prevention of Grain they re sending Mem in everybody surely reads the want Ade. The hidden names Are being sent in every Day. Kook for your name in the want ads a if its there Send in the clipping and receive the Republican free for one year. Trial of woman on murder charge opens in White Cloud Mich. Upton enigmatic on question about rust. New York n. In nov. Upton was asked today in White Cloud Mich., nov. 13.�?-mrs. View of controversy Over a country president John p. Howard of the Alice dudgeon faced a charge in Cir it Many a remarks whether americans american farm Bureau federation cult court today of slaying her son were Quot bum he countered who will be the principal speaker in Law rom is Hodell whose widow with this Story tomorrow will be greeted upon his mrs. Meda Hoderl. Was convicted re a Quot a lady once wrote me that shot i russells statement would be invest i the tidal Wax added to the terror gifted. . Mott refused to comment of the people. Again the sea receded on the ii a development which at for a it i tar e 3c&Quot a Ards beyond tacked a vital Point in the pros ecu tha Low tide Ark. Then seemed to j7or s gather Force and Cam Back in in v a by dad thu a Mouth of immense wave estimated at fifty Rrt Yang Brut i Manship Arn a trim wrecked d a wit ii a ily flu flu Ivalu rut by of Biz lighters were picked up he \ Sancta i of Brees leased wire a Al to a Kum Ai add Cleat like Chip and carried beyond the. Ai Xuy Anilu Alj acc uni railway by do which five blocks from the Low tide Murk of by associated press leased wire j Fiul killed Chicago ii nov. car Hartford. Corn nov. 13 Lieut. Leads of rattle bound for the Hirao Kohn leery army flier from Mitch. Al a Stork Yards were burned toll Field Lone Inland a arrival by farm Bureau presidents i gently of Murdeane her father a was sure the Ameri ans were putting shot to end their suffering after killed this afternoon at Brainard from several Northwestern state j Law. David Hodell. A something in the Waler the Sham a train wreck at Cary he. Last night Mun pal Field Here while taking Nart Rock could not win. I wrote Back the Stock to her and said i thought she was milk train. Right. The America his father. The Reliance in the among them will be Hana George mrs. Dudgeon a trial la the second j Rock could not win. I wrote Back the Stock train .g struck by a in an air plane relay in the Hartsen of North Dakota S. Hill of of four which the state prepared of South Dakota and George Mccur j ter the death of Romiz Hodsoll and Row of Wisconsin. Two cars and the Ford aviation meet when i plan right. The americans were putting Boose were derailed and caught fire struck a tree and crashed to Pue i from the caboose stove. Ground

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