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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 25, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota It twelve pages the evening Republican City. Edition to xxxix Mitchell South Dakota tuesday november 25, 1924. Number 47 Ostal robbers convicted convict May Ferguson a first problem Mitchell wins new governor 7 a a thu amp big state High must act upon Case 0? father shall 14 children be left without support of Sylt a Star Mantal Cano farms while paroled to h woman exec me Fol run i v ample of husband v no pardoned Many Nev 2 5 a governor Ferguson a will have a Tex Lam a Wuh no and Guido families ands when she assumes of Nuary. A do Quot it h Silvester mental a ii rat Little Montalbano a dozen Little Guidos is first problems a Ama Quot must o solve. Montalba no. Owner of a near Here to tinder 15-e e for the killing of i Law Sam guide it now he is on a 90-Day to Ger farm in shape so a it Mouths May be fed. He or stay and night for 90. H a Short time. Ten the 90-Day period has must go Back to the prison York for the state unless Tison pardons Story to the jury that in was the same a a the of Guido s children. I i do children said. A h in unmercifully. They 1 of he had nerved prison for murder. Ile Al i netting children. Forced to flee rut before he was killed Cen forced to flee to their e for Protection. They m Ming came and they their father Fields i King Cotton in the with . When mental school tourney Board of control sets March 19, 20 and 21 As the dates for Cage games Shaw pleads for Cash says education is neglected regents to ask for Darge sep r Ofria to on King plans to exhume body of mrs. Sheatsley undertaker reports woman a Skull was crushed missing Poison found clues Point to crime Brookings postal theft largest in history of state one time Ace of inspectors found guilty Brookings. A. Nov. 25.�?up a robbery of the Brookings Post office i Early Saturn v morning by an uni Den j tidied band was the largest stamp Rob Bery in the state s history it was a w. J. Fahy who furnished flounced today by George h. Chase of band to information proof Tutor insists body was placed in fir Nace after life was instinct Sioux Falls s. D., nov. 25�?alit Chell was awarded the next state High school basketball tournament at j a meeting of the Board of control of the South Dakota athletic association Here today. The tournament will be held March 19, 20 and 21, j 1925 the proportion of Public fund \ undertaker Columbus. Ohio nov. 25.�?possi-Bility that the body of mrs. C. A Sheatsley May be exhumed was indicated Here today following a conference late last night Between county authorities and Edwin Abbott an who removed mrs of it town. And g. H. Drake of Minneapolis. Postal inspectors after Corn j plating a Check of the loss. The loss j amounted to approximately $s.000, r they said of which $125 was in Cash and the rest in Stamps. Although they said Little a satisfactory evidence had been uncovered the inspectors and sheriff John h a Roberts of Brookings county were pursuing clues which they said prob ably would Lead to the tracing of the j Cli bandits and to their eventual arrest o must go to prison jury out five hours notorious Ron pout Case ends a to pronounce sentence s Ater Day. Spent for education in South Dakota j Sheatsley remains from the Furnace fell from thirty five and Een tenths j or. Abbott told county pros ecu i per cent in 1910 to Twenty eight and nine tenths per cent in 1929 in spite of a 277 per cent increase in the Cost of education. Fred l. Shaw state superintendent of Public instruction declared today in an address before the second Day s sessions of the South Dakota education association. Election set for tonight political activities in the association took a secondary place today pending the session of the tor John r King that a portion of mrs Sheatsley a Skull was broken. H5 indicated however that. This might have been caused by the intense heat of the Furnace. Prosecutor John r. King is convinced that mrs. Clarence v. Sheats Jey wife of the pastor of Christ eve Cabinet Heads at funeral of mrs. Daugherty Chicago hi., nov. 25.�?�?verts of guilty were returned Early today by a Federal jury against William j. Fahy former postal inspector and James Murray politician on file charges of ribbing the mails with a gun five charge of Moil robbery and be charge of conspiracy to Rob th0 mails each in it connect a a with the $2 Rondout 111. Mail train Holdup j in 12. Judge Adam o. Chafe said he would j fix the punishment next saturday i morning when he indicated to als i would Hoar motions of defense a Thor i news for a new trial. Meanwhile of Hahn Columbus Ohio nov. 25�?headed land Murray will to held in the Coom f by three members of president Cool a jail Edge s Cabinet More than a score of angelic Al lutheran Church whose j men and women whose names came practically cremated body was found t into prominence during the adminis in the Furnace of the peonage in j ratio of former president Harding general i Riey Nev 17, was either murdered j attended the funeral services today for mrs. Luc e Daugherty wife of Harry Council tonight which will elect tho Jar Oast into the Furnace or that she now president name the 1925 meet a committed suicide and was placed lug place and adopt resolutions. The i there by someone who sought to Cov context it Between supt. Shaw and c. Ser lip the act. Hall superintendent of schools it j just where these theories would Belle four Che grew warmer but was ea<1 today not disclosed by confined to personal conference an4,the prosecutor other than that he quiet efforts to build up the strength would interview a woman at lit Hopo of each. Mitchell appeared to be the i above Silvester Mont a la Ano and eight ones. Below Silvester at a Ork on farm. T. It a it and shot Sam. Railed it a wilful Man a a u z i took no heed of the us to to Mont i Llanos and the Little or a a0j it ii a no worked on the Ive tie the months ago. Shortly Sylvester. Or. Arrived. Been Able to resume e governor Pat Neff a jumping for John w. It Ubanos attorney took id the eight Little Montal a Ting governor David i it visitors cried the clerks hive offices cried and the nor cried. Koretz trial to be pushed Crowe states on signed the furlough Lvester ploughs Fields train. �?�90 Days 90 Days. Pc of has pardoned inst fair years As rugs of Jan pc v her husband Les e. Ferguson in 3000 Texas is impeached capital ready to re Christen giant dirigible d a. Nev 25.�?-Bourn trim dress today a a mine there by mrs up clan German built a the los Angeles. Had been put in readily Hrone to witness state refuses to yield to Gover n m ent in swi n d left a a prosecution ble says i Chicago 111., nov. 25�? a Federal and state attorneys today claimed first right to prosecute Leo master swindler due to leave for Chicago late today from Halifax n. S., but where he was arrested sunday. John s Sbarbaro assistant state s attorney who obtained the arrest on a. State charge of operating a Confidence game has notified superiors that All Legal delays to the prompt removal of of the United states have been brushed a Ide and he will be brought Backo the first train after necessary papers have been received today fro. The Dominion government at Ottawa. Meanwhile the Federal authorities took Steps to have the prisoner Given into their hands immediately on arrival Here to answer to a Federal indictment charging use of the mails to defraud which has been pending since disappeared last december. Robert e. Crowe state s actor Nev said he would not willingly accede to any such demand a if were indicted and tried separately for All frauds we should be at to sentence to a in jail a the states of christening of the whose future of peace thousand years attorney said it will be time enough for the Federal men to come Forward in symbolized in the flight j when we Are through with . Bite p Econs to be release they Are Welcome to first lady of the land As i victims Here of the Panama Oil to proclaims the ship in swindle engineered by sex or pressed themselves As glad of Cap Mony a scheduled for i Ture but not vengeful. All said they cd with plans calling for were confident the state would have us return of a ship to i a Clear Case against i Crew of 3�o. Men from mrs Mae . His wife. Who was Ard Here and the air Eta a forced to give up the comfortable in and pretentious Home he maintained in Evanston after disappearance who a which j and support herself and two children radio fans get programs sent by europeans favorite for the 1925 convention cd a a the cry is constantly going or. Shaw said in address be re the convention a a that schools Are the j reason for High taxes. Some of our state departments can find no better Means of defending their own record than to prepare charts calculated to Little show that the Only item of Public Cost Worth considering is education. A if we cannot afford Universal education let us abolish Universal suffrage if we cannot finance an adequate system of Public education for the rank and file of the american people we cannot make a Success of popular government. Out of approximately $63,000,000 which represents National state county and local ex-1 Pendi Tures in South Dakota for 1923 i $18,250,000 vent for the support o our common achoo reception to International tests however for from perfect last night new York. N. Y., Nev. 25.�?numerous amateurs in the Eastern Staten today reported having heard the radio programs which were broadcast from Europe last night in the International broadcasting tests. London. Paris Rome and Brussels were reported heard. Reception a net. Perfect and in Many cases th4 listeners Ere unable to identify the sending stations. Inter Ference. Attributed to the tuning in of thousands of regenerative sets was j the principal difficulty. There also j apparently was confusion in the and i my of the programs As shortly before the test began it was announced that Only British stations would broadcast i whereas the Continental stations Broad cast their programs in accordance with the schedule which had earlier i been arranged. The Effort to Send american pro Grams to Europe apparently were loss successful although full reports had not been received today. Eady to a hand big ship to Earth similar a Bolling Field to Greet i by clerical work and a erns Coal fliers were reared for business had Little to say to inquiry and elaborate plans were fir., she so hoped the -.ria. The general Public the we a cd be ended to View he huge Erat of a a 5 3rt v. On r , 7r q in land a Beld from mrs. . One of the victims of scheme. She suffered a breakdown at the time of the exposure and disappearance of the son and has since been under a phys -j.3re y after i eng will take place. A rom mrs. Coolidge releases Reers the Navy Battery will if 21 guns and r a a a a i it Aluta c a a band will play i Banner. Or v la of official Washington of diplomatic corps High Quot a army and Navy officer pre-20 to fhe Field for the Cere i the guest to have a or the four world flier. Lei a l but Lowell h Smith cd lure yesterday to make report of their exploit. A o Glass blown into dresses is new fad of londoners the stir i can n ens. Nov. 25.�?�?~ heart of passes with a Ranbow effect it est evening gowns to be London society Belle the la covered with sequins made so i. Own to the texture of this sown the thousands of Prisman articles of Glass capture the col s in the Light and give Rainbow a Fleeta to the gown. Picker sold of. Vernon s. A nov. 22. 1924. Mitchell Republican Mitchell s. Dear sirs my want and which appear first in saturday evenings Issue nov. 15th brought a buyer the next Day for my Corn picker. Could have sold two or three More. Want ads pay. Elmer stage route 3 picks up piano program Vacaville my. Nov. 25 a a piano j selection believed radio cast by a 6ta i Tion at new Castle England was picked upon a receiving set her last j night of or j. Harry Rogers while tuned in on the new Castle wave 1 length of 4o0 meters. The selection j was heard for ten minutes and is believed to have been part of the foreign program in the International test last night. A few minutes later at. 11 35 o clock an announcer was heard signing off in a foreign language from another station which could not be identified refiners plan building Sioux Falls s in nov. 25.�?ap j proper nations for the erection of nine new buildings upon the campuses of state educational institutions Are asked of the coming legislature in re j commendations drafted by the state1 Board of regents following meeting Here yesterday with presidents of the tafe schools the regents favor erection of Ai combined armory and gymnasium at the University of South Pikuta at1 Vermillion a Library and u class room building at state College at j Brookings a combined gymnasium and Assembly Hafl at the Sta a school of mines rapid City a class room building and a training school build Init at Northern state teachers col it a 15r age. Aberdeen a training school building at Black Hills teacher cd lege Spearfish a dormitory Ani Ani addition to the main building at Southern teachers College. Springfield. And the Purchase for Eastern t state teachers two buildings now j rented for school purposes would change Normal plan thu regents made no recommendation for a Mill tax Levy for support of state educational institutions. They i recommended discontinuance of the policy of Normal training in High schools and suggested abandonment of the appropriation for that purpose in line with a previously adopted plan for an orderly system of Norma training in state institution the regents expressed the belief thar the time is not yet Ripe for the establish ment of Junior colleges in count Tion with any state institutions. A to los 12 Miles from Here. Who. The prosecutor said had lunch with the Sheatsley family the Day of the tragedy. A important discoveries minute search of the Sheatsley Home by investigators yesterday brought Forth what or. King termed As a important discoveries tending to show he said that the pastors wife was a victim of murder. Brownish Crimson stains which chemical analysis May prove human blood or. King said were found on a number of articles including a table cover unearthed in a crumpled i condition in an upstairs closet on a pair of Blue trousers on a Rug. On a Burlap sack found in a vacant lost about 100 feet from the House and on the Asbestos covering of a heat conduit directly above tho Furnace door. Nethol find which or. King said he considers significant was an upturned fruit Jar containing about half an ounce of Crimson fluid which chemist c. F. Long said closely resembles human blood. The lid was found in the fruit storage room adjacent to the Furnace room. Bits of tissue such As might have been torn i from the body of a human was found in several places. Or. King announced. Pm fingerprints on a clothes Chute door in the cellar were found by detective Harry Carson Calls stain. Rabbit blood the Rev. Or. Sheatsley who with i four children is at Paris. Ohio i visiting relatives in a Telephone conversation said the stains were a prob Rabbit blood a he having shot several while Hunting saturday before the tragedy. The minister when informed that j a bottle of poisonous authorities said was missing the night the tragedy from the Medicine Cabinet had been found in the Cabinet j yesterday said he was glad it had i j been located the Rev. Or. Sheatsley believes j i wife committed suicide by casting herself into the Furnace after becom a violently insane according to a j m. Daugherty former attorney general who die pc at her Home hero last week from pneumonia. Secretary of War Jonh w. Weeks Secretary of the Interior Hubert work and Harry s. New Postma ter general who was at Marion yesterday for the funeral of mrs. Warren g. Harding. Journeyed Here today accompanied by a score or More of other friends of or. And mrs. Daugherty. Funeral services for mrs. Daugherty were held at the Home at i p. I the jury deliberated Over five hours before reaching an agreement which was announced at 1.4 5 a in. Walter Mccomb chauffeur for Murray in whose Home Millie Newton wounded robber was found was acquitted he it was pictured As an innocent victim of circumstance. Saliv called Judas the verdict climaxed Oer a week o trial in which six men named a it actual robbers in the indict Mer it pleaded guilty and some testified for the prosecution against Fahy Murray Agid Mccomb. In the closing arguments government attorneys Pic tured Fahy As a Judas who accepted pay from the government to run Down robbers and kit them posted on operations to them. Defense coun rn., and the body was taken by Auto j s attacked Fie credibility of the gov ferment a a witnesses. 1 the robbery was oru of the most daring hire Cotrit years. A Chicago Milwaukee arum St. Paul mail train carrying currency i ends and securities valued at millions of dollars a stopped at Rondout. 111., about 35 Miles from Chicago As it sped toward St. Paul. The Holdup men subdued the train Mobile to Washington court House where after Brief services burial was made. Democrats pick Hamilton Holt in Connecticut new Haven. Conn., now. 25�?Hamilton Holt former editor of the new York Independent and Well known league of nations advocate was unanimously nominated for United i states senator today by the demo j a Nion Quot Glasscox Crew and drove if m the cars containing the with Gas lumps. They than fifty pouches of and forced the clerks into two automobile oho of robbers one Man waft worm Holdup. Willie Nevroy confessed robbers w it Iii clerks from registered mail selected More registered mail to it Load them wounded led during Ute i. One of tho shot and ser ious w Cratie state convention the nomination was by acclamation. Bingham named Hartford conn., nov. 25.�?hiram Bingham Republican governor elect j ,.mlp was nominated for United states senator today by the Republican state convention on the first ballot. He will oppose Hamilton Holt league of nations advocate who a Normin and Clour Whei n i cd i Poult w. Lire it o i in for a member of fhe i the next Day Mot of than j is. Ripped open and ransacked a found a few Miles from the seen Progress was made Towar j lotion of the robbery for several Days until a police raid was made on tho Home of Mccomb who a arrested with wife. Willie Newton brother Joe and others who Ere r ated today by the democratic state i eased. Murray was taken when i convention in new Haven. Came to the la. Shortly after the rat Hough goes on trial today on murder charge during the next two months various j members of the band were rounded up. Including Willis anti Jesse Newton. Brothers of Willie a fifth brother Tull who was never implicated in it a Lei by he a it i in made or King la statement he wednesday. Chemist Long seeking to verify Bis conclusion that mrs. Sheatsley was dead when her body was placed the Furnace yesterday placed Guinea piss on hot coals in the i. Vault in two if your brow is Low you re not Low brow claim Washington d a nov. You have a Low brow it is 25.�?if they scampered about on the cd coals for a minute and half and then a succumbed. Death was caused Carbon monoxide fumes. Long he believed. He will Analyse blood taken from their lunar a in an to determine this positively. Long s Renoir to prosecutor Ion blood taken from the Lunes of mrs. Sheatsley said that there was no Trace of Carbon monoxide poisoning. This he said resulted in conclusion that she did not breath by said i Effort King Bedford la., nov 25�?trial of Carl Hough charged with murder in connection with the death of la i Mckenney of Herrick s. D., was begun in District com f Here today before judge Homer a. Fuller. Questioning of prospective jury men indicated the state would ask that death penalty while the defence apparently was preparing to combat circumstantial evidence. Hough and miss Kenney Are said to have eloped from Herrick aug. 8 last. Four Days later her body was found under a Bridge near Here. Hough was arrested a week later in de. Siux City after a search throughout j a Iowa Nebraska and South Dakota. Of the actual Liday. In sept de when of inspector her solution of robber Foi was sent a charged Quot mation on face in open Section stained by v sous enemies. Most of to re by and Herbert hol i sensation was i a or years a Star postal and credited with the Dearborn Street mail h a big Tim a Murphy on was arrested and having furnished info the robbery h 1 he denied any Cortin robbery and main eing Fra Mevy by Ual loot recovered the last member of the band to be caught a Brent Glasscock the alleged Leader taken with wife in Battle Creek Mich he gave the most important evidence for the prosecution. When he related on the stand of various meetings with Fahy and Murray at which the robbery was discus Chicago listens in Chicago nov. 25.�?radio fans last night reported they had received impulses from european stations in connection with attempts by enthusiasts throughout the country to pick up foreign stations. Among them was Clifford Ayres who asserted he picked up stations 2lo at London and put at Lyons France and also heard stations in Plymouth. Birmingham and Manchester eng. Eastcott gets scraps Thomas Eastcott reported this morning that he bad succeeded in hearing scraps of a program radio cast from some foreign station last night m the International broadcasting tests he said he picked up the words a a american and a program a but was unable to identify the station or any of the program. You Are one neither can you Lay claim to High brow ism simply by possessing the physical dimension the conclusion that High brows and Low brows Are no indication of mentality or Lack of it was presented to an audience in a lecture night by or. Ales Heidi Eka curator of physical anthropology of the National museum. A Long narrow Heads with High. Sloping foreheads a or Herdlicka said a Are currently supposed to denote a High intelligence and Low. Broad foreheads with rounded cranium a similarly Low degree of mentality. This is absolutely a fallacy and scientists Are now convinced that such characteristics have no a Earlic on a Man s mind a o a no sign she entered the Furnace Brundage a pathologic Guinea pig Experiment. F tar or. M. Directed the Gompers is again named president of labor bodies postal employee testified that j Fahy had ordered to furnish a list of registered currency leaving Chicago a few weeks before the robbery. Most of the Loo was recovered by i Federal agents the greater part of it during the past three weeks. Weather forecast a paso. Toy nov 25 a do a Sam Iowa fair tonight and probably be Gompers head of the american Here last wednesday warmer tonight. Federation of labor since its Orran Minnesota mostly Cloudy tonight nation in 1881, today was wednesday probably rain or Mously to elected to the presidency Snow in Northeast portion warmer in tonight 12,000 Anthracite workers strike in Pittston District for the coming year. There were no East and South portions tonight oth a nominations colder in Northwest portion wednes j All officers eight vice president Day. Secretary and treasurer also were North Dakota partly overcast to a unanimously re elected. Atlantic City Nischt and wednesday somewhat cold was selected for the 1925 convention. Or wednesday and in West and North j portions tonight. London gets one by Tion London eng. Nov. 23.�?the first attempt on a Large scale at reciprocal broadcasting by american and British and Continental stations made during the night was Only partially successful the sole american station picked up being Koka. Pittsburg. Which was distinctly heard in Stockman killed when train hits car at Elk Point South Dakota generally fair to i n get and wednesday warmer in ast and colder in extreme West per Tiona tonight somewhat colder wednesday. Nebraska fair tonight and wed j mesday warmer tonight. Local temperatures maximum and minimum tempera Tures As recorded by th4 official gov i Emmer. T thermometer from 7 a. today i Yankton s a. Nov. 23.�?nanno yesterday to. A. In Maarsingh 45. Stockman of Spring j maximum 31. Field received fatal injuries late yesterday afternoon when a Milwaukee passenger train struck the truck he was driving at a crossing three Miles j West of Elk Point. Maarsingh was returning hor1 from i Sioux City where minimum 15. At $ a. In. Today ?0. To London and retransmitted to Ameri he had delivered cattle. His Skull Ca. L p to noon today no Amateur 1 fractured and he died within a few had reported hearing an american j minutes. He leaves a wife and Avo station. A children. A weather and roads Mitchell Clear. 20 roads Good. Huron Cloudy co roads Good. Aberdeen Cloudy 20 roads Good. Yankton Clear. 30 roads Good. Watertown Cloudy. 22 roads Good. Sells pigs Letcher s. D., nov. 21, 1924. The evening Republican Mitchell s. Dear sir with your help from the want and Page i was Able to sell All my pigs at a Good Price. Yours truly Harlen dig mess. Scranton anew 25.�?a strike of 12.000 employees of the Pennsy a Vama Coal company went into effect today Down All of the company a Anthracite collieries of Underwood. Olyphant and in the Pitts on District alleged failure of the company to adjust grievances submitted by the. Workup was Given a3 the reason for fhe walkout. Thu strike was no authorized by the District officers of the United mine worker and a decided upon again th5 warning Rye of the a cer Gayville store bandits get years in prison tan ten s it. Nov. 25.�?f-Ed Durn and Harry Reeve Sioux City men arrowed in e. Erection with tho Adem ted robbery of a store of Gayville on nov. I. Pleaded guilty before judge r. B. Tripp Here today and were sentenced to five years each in the state Penitentiary

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