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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 18, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages the evening Republican City edition vol xxxix Mitchell South Dakota tuesday november 18, 1924. Number 41storm death toll mounts paralytic is elected As county treasurer millions come pennsylvanian a a Potof hiding us bed after fourteen years Aid of a a Scooter he de cues ability to hold an office against Bosses m la. Iti by Chi Reh Sis it hot verdict he Misi be helpless re \ a service i k up nov. a a helpless partly Hubard made up old do things for Falls five floors ten dead Many hits another Auto both Drivers live for investment election results already Felt in Rush of buying of All description All business booms Are missing on Eastern coast new York. N. A. Nov. Is despite the fact that he marked his automobile into an open elevator Shaft in a garage and fell five stories with it to land on another automobile just entering the Shaft Lindley m. Franklin of Flushing is suffering Only from minor bruises. Archibald Nesbett of bags de vice president of the George j a. Fuller construction company the a shipping is sufferer occupant of the second car. A Sedan. _ great Gale rages forty eight hours and leaves path of destruction i Ederl Reserve to Ord pre pres to apply brakes the pretext new Dis Oyster j also escaped serious injuries although j his hurts required Hospital treatment. Both cars were wrecked in such a j manner is to protect the Drivers from being crushed. Ice coated steamers map to Bort i m Row Roi ted by i torments Wilm am r. Hubbard on the Quot Scooter a at work in his office in Wellsboro a Iii a out i he is treasurer of Tioga tip was elected by a big mar a opposition of both Poling and the nine candidates it working against him aident that made him an urged when he was 23. Her his graduation from the Hook he intended to a Titer a re to Biffin his Legal studies e waiting for the Opportunity to work in a logging Camp. Ore Day missed its Mark. A of the swing Tore Loose in his Back and an it Mil me so completely wrecked i it civil skill could do a a n pair the injury. Me has ted since. To is threatened with Blind the face of the new Afflic decided he Lead been bed rid Barkett blames government for farm troubles mov he declares. Is committed to Effort to prevent similar woes Lith d Boarden it his hand Day he w lifted o Wagon fac hip a wheels f o u r a Carli and Down Little after Itil it he Learned to use Ding up and Down a came monotonous a runway built into the Yard to commenced weeding the weeding he went to Plant Fern that he tried driving the horses to r. Arket. Friends would in on his a Scooter to the Fop Load. T Hon ethers would help in when he got to town n afterwards came the Realiza a what had seemed a hopeless a his marriage to his child Sweet h cart. Right then. His emed to begin anew applied for a position As Sec of Art insurance company Only turned Down. But he kept. Of until he landed it Spring his wife urged him to in county treasurer. We Hen he endorsement he was turned politicians told him younger Active men were entitled a consideration. A re went out after the lifted into a Small truck. T wifi d d riving. Ref f Vin i he a or travelled to to the front i eyed d All no workers. Tie and their own election n the votes were counted cleared the Winner in the a of race with quite a few to re. Eve. Billy sunday was Eon evangelistic Campaign in j Hubbard asked to be j a from the Back of his atoned to the evangelist j Tok la homa City nov. a a for four years the Farmers of the country have sustained losses which can Only be absorbed in their capita account but they Are now Corning out of the depression. President Charles s. Barrett declared in his address Here today before the National Farmers Union a $40 .ooh, loss was suffered by agriculture mince 1920-21 and in a. Cingle year 1,200,000 farming people were driven from their Homes and took Refuge in he cities Fie declared. A it is Clear that in smile manner oui own Federal government has on to blame a or Barrett asserted. Quot it i dismantled its War production machinery without making provision i Cor readjustments but it encouraged Farmers to Cage Tine their maximum efforts of production even into 1920 i then Carne the fear of inflation tendencies. That was followed by drastic depression policy inaugurated i by the Federal Reserve Board. Then i the crash came. On top of this came the raising of freight rates which put Farmers at certain a sad of j manages by forcing them to pay Peak prices to transport products Whoso value had dropped alarmingly a j the Farmers National Union Coop iterative enterprises in Many stats i Are in a flourishing condition. Or. J Barrett told the convention. He recounted tho activities of tho unions representatives at Washington and of their cooperation with the National Board of farm organisations. And enumerated among matters the Union would Linden i following a legislation to protect it interests by providing for to Labelling and advertising of feeds and fertilisers. A legislation to provide Mon quate Market reports. A prevention through legislation a it of discrimination against Farmer who wish to buy collectively in wholesale quantities. A revision of Hie each Cummins act in order to obtain loner freight rates on agricultural product -. Sex control by chemistry seen by or. Slosson new York. N. Y., nov. 15.�?control of the physical form temperament and sex of human beings by chemistry was forecast by or. Edwin e. Slosson. Editor of science service. Washington. At the Sigma xxx dinner Here last night. Or. Slosson said in part a it is already apparent that the forms of All creatures Are determined by certain chemical compounds. This May put it in the Power of the chemist to control the size and shape of plants or animals to fix the number and location of their branches and leaves or legs and eyes to modify color or complexion and to determine or alter farm Aid body maps out plan of procedure railways set High records for All time a service report Cates great flood of Erek. It business mar. 4 to see new Coolidge Authier says new York n. Y., nov. Is railroads of the nation thus 1024 have established seven rea3 a far in in the Wiful has. I de Llu As Intro _ a r it nday. Iii the Efficacy of Idaville evangelist. A i Pray jeered from my helpless in i made it possible for re my prayer by help her jailed for torturing child it teach honesty York. N. V. Nev 15.�?mrs a Morris of Concord Staten to burned th3 fingers Ltd her id daughter Florence with and beat her with a stick to or not to take Money was a Illy of assault yesterday. She a to re to 3f Days in the county budget Board in session Gunderson presiding officer Pierre. S. D. No. Is1 a governor Fleet Gunderson presided today at the opening session of the state budget Board which met at the state House us required by Law. The full membership of the Board is expected to arrive before the end of the Dav. To by present for opening sessions e. A Jot jes. State auditor Ani re Oft Cio member of tile Board said All but two of the institutional biennial estimate had been submitted and that the Way was Clear for prompt action by the Board. One of the earliest Steps will be the making of plans for the boards annual tour of state institutions to gain fist hand information about the requirements of each. A has Foh fast fair tonight and wednesday o North. Portion tonight and of portion wednesday. Eta 3rd North Dakota Gen a tonight and wednesday an fee h t a Dakota fair tonight and a. Warmer in East and Cen ions tonight. Local temperatures urn and minimum tempera re corded a the official gov thermometer front 7 a. Roto 7 a. In. Today urn 46 cml or by n wih la Washington. It. It nov. 15.�? president Coolidge today appointed John Van a. Mcmurray of new Jersey an assistant Secretary of state. Wrather and roads a Cloudy. To roads Good. To Clear. 28 roads Good Ite town Clear so roads Good to hell. Clear 26 roads goods. R in Falls Clear 26 roads Good to Are Clear 2 4 roads Good. Cankton Clear 31 roads Good Washington d. C., nov. 18.�?with preliminary formalities and introductions completed members of Fri is Dent Coolidge s agricultural commission had the Way Clear today for laying the foundation for a program we hich administration officials hop will Point the Way toward restoration of agriculture to a basis of economic Equality with other industries. At its first meeting yesterday held behind closed doors at the depart Merit of agriculture the commission adopted a preliminary plan of pre Medure and decided that the by i method of formulating constructive recommendations in time for consideration at the impending session of Congress would be to study the whole farm question with pending Relief legislation present Laws and scientific education of the Farmer As a work ing Chart. With Assurance of or. Coolidge that no restrictions will be place tip them. Members of the commission agreed to spend their entire time for several weeks at least in studying the agricultural situation from top t Bottom. H. Taylor chief of the Bureau of agricultural economics appeared be fore the commission and it was understood that Howard m. Gore acting Secretary of the department might be asked for advice. There were indications that tile commission after getting fairly under Way would take a. Recess while the data requested is being assembler. The commission later agreed upon a list of those to be called in which included Heads of nearly All government departments having to do with agricultural and reclamation work. Commissioner Hall of the interstate Commerce commission and vice Chapman Culbertson of the Tariff commission also Are expected to be heard. It a m five May be dead in Atlantic City As result of fire Swap Buus every grower of thoroughbred cattle must be on his guard against inbreeding. Why not Swap bulls with another who has the same Breed ? Usa a Republican want and to do it. Atlantic City. N. J., nov. a toll of two known dead and four missing fire which destroyed the Bothwell hotel last night and for a. Time threatened Many Fine residences was burning itself out today. The loss is estimated at $1,500,000. James Bennett so died As a result of injuries received in the fire and an unidentified woman is known to have perished. It is feared at la ast three More guests May have lost their lives. About a score of persons most of them were injured the cause of the fire has not been determined. In tho transportation of freight without car shortage or congestion the car service division of the american railway association reported to that organization today in Semi annual session hero four records were. So in october. In one Day of that month j,030,211 freight r irs Laden and empty were moved constituting according to tho report a the greatest movement any Day in in one week of october Lii cars were loaded with Revenue freight. His exceeded by 14.852 the previous record made in 13. The i real est number of cars of Grain and Grain products Ever loaded in a single Vrej was 72.47 4�?�?anotb-1 or october. 102 record in this same month records were smashed Iii Tiv loading of 122.80 cars of miscellaneous freight in a week and of 250,617 cars of merchandise and less than Carload lots. Covering the year from Jan. I to oct. 25, there was a the greatest movement of commodities on the report discloses that exclusive of Coal Coke and Ore which would add 26 per cent to the grand total 31-70.789 cars were loaded or 361.142 More than in 19 23, which had Topp i previous High Marks for freight transportation during a similar period a a seventh High record was established in respect to the number of surplus freight cars and serviceable locomotives in storage when loading of Revenue freight was in excess of 1,00 1,000 cars a i he report continues. A a at the ame was no car shortage or due to Railroad disability Gest Ion or accumulation evening Republican Bureau. 301 Albee building. Washington d. Nov pastor finds wife sashes in the Furnace Washington d. C., nov. 18.�?expectation of a business Boom in the next few months that May approach tho Peak period of tho world War is the most significant development of a recant meeting of the regional directors of the Federal Reserve system j Herthe meeting of these men was strictly executive but it in known their discussion wa3 principally of ways and Means to Check inflation i should it set in. The phenomenal \ i Lap upward since election in prices of stocks and Bonds is not regarded Iii la Topci i i in itself As inflation but should there aft Mph 4,t next the a Aenean Rome runaway markets in eem Modl c we a me a new Man in he Rel cd a he e tart w Quot be made White House. That Man will he Cal in apply the brakes in time. Vin Coolid president of he United some a aldane., of a a Boom Quot state in his own right. Some of the essences of. Quot Boom heretofore the Public has been me Are. Baffled by this mysterious Man. His increase in value of american be Flash a of so hence Hia inexplicable it i cur ties in a Street of More than Buscem has uck . Have 3 billion Dollar in two weeks troubled those who would place him increase in Price of wheat from i und Microscope and dissect him. To 15 cents a Bushel addle., millions no Ranj. Hat t Mai a a jul More a Han a Ike. To the Dollar value of the wheat crop hat of i Man in of e a Hho Home a that has not teen sol i by the far Wou d have Jed to it it reve 1 himself. That. He would have preferred to railway leading continuing week take Fhil pub a into h a Confidence a by week on an enormous scale incl and said. Ook Over after Al Cating general Bur Newi is running at am human. He did not l to for a tide two reasons. One of them is he is general increase in retail and no , not articulate. The j wholesale Trade with manufacturer8 other rea9qn wl3 the difficulty of j generally Breeding up to catch up hug ton hard indeed. The i with the demand a position of a president who inherits increased inquiries from abroad Post he must Conte cd with his j for american goods end some in own future and another Many a past. Crease in Export Trade. Joe Mug carry on where his Pride to Short he Good times that were Cessor eur off and b0 less than half predicted with the Coolidge election of himself. Probably no president for j Are setting in already although How 0v#ir inherit Ltd a More difficult Job l o g his period will last cannot to than did president Coolidge. The my told. Administration of his amiable Pride Iii prices not Erjie i Cessor came tumbling about his the Best informed officials of the j head rut Calvin government tie not expect the present i increase in a us of speculative stocks and Bonds will be followed by undue Rise in commodity prices. On the contrary they feel that most businesses have been cond acted for the by several years in the expectation that a farther period of depression might be at hand and therefore their stocks were kept Down As much a As possible. The election brought Back Confidence and bore shelves Are being re stocked. M with a recalcitrant Congress. The since the election thing in stated there is still a vast amount of Money available for investment. Even so there is not yet any excessive demand for government Money indicating that the Banks still have an abundance of capital available for investment. Of Long a this rendition continues it is doubtful if an increase in the re discount rate would have any appreciable effect in checking the present wave of buying. Million into production tilt to 3 soon As the result of the existed i election was known a great wave of borrowing for speculative purposes j began and this brought from hiding capital for investment in greater vol a Lime than any one apparently expected As a result there has been an i Avalanche of buying on the new York received in Washington Are that till Small investors who kept their Money carefully hoarded Are responsible in a Large Way for the present buying surge and in the aggregate they have brought from hiding millions of dollars. G new York. Leaving in death and which for 4 8 Seaboard in i it to have wept n y., nov. up a path a. Mounting toll disaster Tjie great Gale hours held the Atlantic v grip appeared fed i oui to see a Coolidge did not. Waver he kept right on and conducted himself successfully in a position Well nigh untenable. His political opponents launched an attack upon him which was unparalleled in ten known dead Many missing huge property losses to shipping and wholesale damage ashore was the to in this Section. To Xiy. While lifesaving agencies i were mobilized to search the seas j for missing Craft and missing men i the wind abated. Weather forecasters predicted Milder temperatures with possible Rains or Snow in adjacent districts. It was 2 0 decrees above j Zero in new York City before noon. Tragic tales Drift in tragic tales of the storm have a gun to Drift into the news channels. A Barge skipper died of exposure a the end of a rope which was hauling him from the water to safety aboard a United states Revenue Cutter. A wealthy Man dozed in his automobile garage and died there. A poor Man froze to death in in Elizabeth tenement when his son was out looking for work. Scores of fishermen and rum run tiers caught in tho Gale. Abandoned sinking Small Craft and were rescued by coast Glia of cutters or police tugs. A few arrests for liquor smuggling were recorded after such rescues. T a peed boats from Tine Brooklyn Navy Yard police boats and Revenue cutters Are scouring the Waters beyond Sandy Hook for a the a Sloop which with seven men aboard put out for a sunday Outing and has not since been heard from. Slipping suffers much weighed Down with ice cloaks freight and passenger ships Are arriving far off schedule with reports of 80 to 9 mile gales encountered As they neared the american continent. Sopfie carry s hashed life boats and davits empty where boats have been washed away. Adding to the casualties of the storm there have been several serious water front tires. Culminating its ferocity. He refused to be swept off his feet. He held the party ship j last. Night in the destruction of an Oil on its course with the result that he j Barge a Tanker and several huge Bas been elected in his own right by storage tanks o1 Staten Island sound. An overwhelming majority. I the property damage attributed to position strengthened j the storm directly or indirectly i a during the time of his trying out i estimated in the millions. A. Of Sion Aba. J period. President Coolidge was faced Ai a demand. O a pita wit i roil Reno too Tuc is exceeding an 5 j la Follette minority bloc Repult the ration 3 history. If s Cang in name Only to eid the balance of Power. Their one purpose was to continued on Page to time there congestion such con big consignment of alcohol taken at Mill City Yard state will press second indictment against Johnson inability prompt during the year was due or of consignees to unload Carly on throughout the Grain transit season records were broken in All sections of the country. Elevator at _ Buffalo receiving special mention for Stock Exchange. Or Al s Quot a a a in i a a a 4 la a t til setting new High Marks. Hundreds of Parker. S. Do a nov. 18�?trial of Minnehaha county state Hank Case moved to Turner county under change of venue was to be recommenced Here this afternoon the state plan Ning to move for trial when court convened one of the remaining in Minne Pohs. Minn. Nev. 18.�?. A ,ent8 again Don b. Johnson for. Shipment of 5.n�o Gallons of alcohol. A jct president of the failed Sioux valued at $50,000 shipped to Minne s to and Gavin amps no Apollo from new York was seized last night in the Freigh Yards of the Minnesota Transfer company by Federal prohibition officers. The liquor who consigned to the Western Shingle company of Minneapolis and was labelled it was the second Large seizure in two Days. Sunday a shipment from the same place to Minneapolis was j relayed to the hands of federal1 Johnson was acquitted on the first indictment on which he was tried several weeks ago when the court directed a verdict in his favor. Resumption of the Hank eases Toda Fellows a. Respite of several weeks occasioned by the november election agents. St Royed. Last nights seizure was de to Minbu it Ohio nov. a the Rev. V. Sheatsley for nine year pastor of Christ lutheran Church of Bexley a suburb was he no questioned by k>1 cd today in connection with the finding of the charred hones of his wife s body in the Furnace of their Bexley Home late yesterday. Police Lieut. Shellenbarger announced that a something definite May he announced within an hour. Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 15�?county prosecutor John r. King was today Butler to retain chairmanship on entering Senate Washington. D. f nov. 18�?william m. Butler announced today that he would not resign the chairmanship of the Republican National committee when he takes his seat next month As a senator from Massachusetts. There were indications that this decision was reached after a conference with president Coolidge with whom or. Butler has been in con Slation since his arrival Here yesterday water War rages near los Angeles raiders held whip Lone Pine. Inyo county Cal nov. op a Owens Valley s Little a army of occupation was still in Undis used Possession of the los Angeles Aqueduct today two Days after its sudden capture of the Alabama waste Gate North of Here and no one has yet made any Effort forcibly to eject the invaders or to close the Gate through which they Are causing the Waters of the Aqueduct to go to waste. Sheriff Charles Collins of Inyo county telegraphed to gov. Richardson last night a second Appeal for state troops saying he was a utterly investigating the death la a yesterday j powerless to Cope with the situation. A of mrs. Addle Sheatsley 50, wife of j the raiding party of Farmers and Rev. v. Sheatsley pastor of \ Brist citizens were making themselves fair lutheran Church. Bexley whose Char Jay comfortable in Camp and were red ashes were taken from a Furnace i preparing to a stay. On the Job until it i in the Sheatsley Home. J is finished or until the militia j last Midnight prosecutor King. Of housed in tents and supplied by meter a partial investigation declared it tor truck from Valley towns to the would have been impossible for the or it Rutht the Jitt a army has Field Kitch woman to have committed suicide by 1 ens. Presided Over by the wives and craving into the Furnace and closing j daughters of the raiders. The door behind her As Coroner Mur q phys verdict had said remains of the body and pieces of jewelry belonging to her were found in the fire bed when the Rev. Or. Sheatsley returned Home at 4 45 p rn., yesterday after a Short absence the ministers attention was directed to the Furnace by the odor of burning flesh he told police. Mrs. Sheatsley was alone in the House. According to her husbands statement. When the four Argentine wheat crop near lowest on record report Washington d. A nov. 8.�?the first official estimate of the production of wheat in the Argentine is children 190.090.000 bushels. Commercial at i returned from school they found the Tach freely at Buenos Aires today j House filled with smoke and opened the Furnace door but saw nothing unusual they said. The minister told police his wife had been extremely nervous for some tins informed the Commerce department. The crop is estimated to be 57.000/-ooo bushels Leas than last year. The production Only once before has fallen As Low As this Vears estimated crop the attache said. Two Beadle county Farmers Are Hurt by Corn pickers Huron. S. A. Nov. 18.�?two serious Corn picker accidents occurred in this Section yesterday Herbert Hickle la Miles East of Huron having his right hand badly mangled in a Corn picker every Bone being broken while m. A. Gillespie of near Frankfort was the other victim his right hand be incr also badly mangled. It will be possible to save part of the hands of both victims of. Yew Shoals office ready Washington d. C., nov. 18 a the substitute proposal for the disposition of muscle Shoals will be off red in the Senate when it is called up for the first order of business of the Short session. Sold Plankinton s. nov.116, 1924, evening Republican Mitchells d. Gentlemen we sold our com picker about three Days after the want and was put in your paper. I just neglected to let you know. Yours truly mrs. W. Davis. France wants to Settle questions of War debts now Pari France nov. 18.�? apr the impression is growing in French of Filiai circles that the question of in ter Allied debts will come up for Dic Mission when the Allied finans a min i St a in in get with James a. Logan. To american observer and the reparation commis Don. For division of German reparation payments probably Early in december. Treading financiers and politicians Are advising the government Noi to delay longer the taking of Steps necessary to come to a final understand ing with great by stain and the unit cd states regarding the War Deb. Little change is seen in condition of mrs. Harding Marion Ohio nov is the condition of mrs Florence Kling Harding showed Little change during the night. The bulletin issued by her physician this morning said a mrs hardings condition remained unchanged during the night. At six of clock this morning the pulse became very weak and her respiration shallow. She is now rallying from this and seems to be a Little of Coolidge Given additional Date on sugar Tariff Washington o. nov. 18.�?president Coolidge has received additional data from the Tariff commission in cont Section with its report on the sugar Tariff and he Hopes to make a decision soon on the question of a Tariff rate redux lion

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