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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 26, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Twelve pages vol xxxix City. Edition Mitchell South Dakota wednesday november 26, 1924. Number 48 a. Meet to Mitchell redhead in Pink won Ziegfield a hear tyr n Aid May include four love at first sight told by Billie Burke of a f for each other like to freshmen at their first promo it Happy marriage we t rat Dictko fail to t it is treasured Romance instead service re City nov. A Pink ruffled rid famous >0.1 Ute and it 26.�?a red dres it Capri connoisseur their Happy most the in be of Broadways Nance so a Romano can to dim. Met Billie Burke at a oat Way Al for each other like attending their first Burke laughed. A As i whispered to the Man no out the figures of is see that i get the Pink. A h e touched me. I was is of his marvelous hands Der. Artistic Graceful and re i fell in love then and there ver recovered. A Ca in re that Pink ruffled frock wore that even tog above any Cle in my wardrobe. I near a it borne festivities after ten i a marriage i still maintain Flo i the most wonderful Man i met. triumphantly led1 by by ii altar Ward Broad is frankly cynical. That wont i 5vi�c ones said. Billie a popular m Quot Burk was undoubtedly i air and sought after America my a pet of Lon i a a t e eligible of two con sought her favor in vain. Clo Ziegfeld had a ready Start s reel of glorifying the am or his ability to pick Beau a n acknowledged but a particular sri it an Ideal act intent for a husband worship and applause of the a raised them to such a Puc Arity 5 of it nearly so 9 them As the Mutual love a on and those same homely ind All really devoted Cou Relief plans Harding Circle is pursued by strange fates republicans to select Senate Leader Friday cop up marketing preferred twelve deaths among inti rail rates foreign mar j mates since 1923 Stab Ket and credit bases Lish unusual record Washington. P c. Nov. 26.�?se j Lection of a Leader will comprise the entire program for consideration by tho Republican Senate caucus Fri a Day according to party chiefs a1 i ready on the Peen. With All committee assignments holding Over from the last session report expected soon scandal strikes Many they said and the legislative program a a i awaiting the impulse to be Given by politics exacts almost As president Coolidge capper thinks Coo lid e com Mission will solve Farmers difficulties he and a toll of those in High places As Denti Washington. D. O., nov. 26.�?stran Washington A. Nov. 26.�?op a plan for the Aid of the Farmer at the Short session of Congress Are understood to include a four fold proposition cooperative marketing preferred Railroad rates for farm products development of the european Market and Cosier tor the cat and the passing of mrs. Harry tie Raiser. Message subjects for discussion necessarily would be restricted. It is regarded As a foregone conclusion that senator Curtis of Kansas will be Given the Ger than fiction is the curious Trail Post of Leader without material oppo of tragedy that has pursued the in action Tim ate Circle of the Harding regime the latest sad episodes being the death of the widow of the late pres big convention will assemble Here next year c. S. Hall belie four Che is elected president of teachers body salaries going Down association refuses to Tare action this Vear on Zon Ning proposition the agricultural commission which is studying the question of agricultural Relief is expected by members of Congress to submit a preliminary report within the next month recommending features As the basis for legislation. Those most connected with far maid measures for All time. The mortality declare themselves optimistic Over the startling with one exe Epton. Dougherty wife of president Harding s attorney general. The tragic Story runs through a period of less than four years and reveals How actors on the National stage of politics and big affairs May play pass into the wings list it directly their parts and. 19 j be i attitude the president will take toward the report. Senator capper Republican Kansas spokesman for the Western farm bloc who recently discussed the agricultural situation with president Coolidge said today that in his opinion the commissions report would off a a solution of the Farmers difficulties. The Domestic marketing situation he said can be solved by properly operated cooperative marketing agencies with Federal s european Market e through the service and attaches of tig a when the late president started Upo his trip to Alaska from Wutoh he never returned. The death statistics Tell the Story resident Harding died in san on his Way Home from Alaska. That was in August 1 923. Vice president Coolidge succeeded reports that a fight might be Start forty second annual Early in the coming session on the retention of senator Cummins of Iowa to the Post of president pro sempre were not credited by Veteran parliamentarians. Threeton tests to be carried to u. S. Senate a Sioux Falls Nov. 26 a we with All its business transacted the South Dakota education association s convention listened to the final Days speaking program today and prepared to adjourn this afternoon to meet at Mitchell in 1925. The association last night elected o. S. Hall superintendent of schools i at Belle four Che f. P., a resident for i the coming year. H s opponent was j Fred l. Shaw retiring state in Peri a i pendent. Resolutions were adopted at the final session of the general Council last night asking the legislature to i compel one year of Normal training beyond a four year High school course As a requisite for a teaching Cert fixate urging ratification by the leg port and the n be stimulated of the diplomats Commerce has a keen Eye for picking Foli his of of. Us. N or. And mrs. Flo Zieg i eld in i Cue jag of tailor in old sums Koretz Nemesis Railroad will open bus line to D. Cities apartment. Before the recede Perm Sas senator be provided i american Competition in Stock Trade and be Tion in the wheat to a in eminent Aid. S to c Farmer can the ran to the presidency. Tie Lect a son in july of this year and then or. Harding mrs. Harding who almost numbed to an illness while in White House lies dead at Marion to e old Home town of the hardings and Columbus i s., mrs. Daugherty was buried this week. Jess Smith confidant of president Harding and attorney general Daugherty brought to Washington Washington. D. C., nov. 26.�?tho Senate of the next Congress will be j called upon to decide at least thre Slature of the child labor amendment election contests. A fourth will be i to the Federal Constitution commend added to the list unless the present ing the state department of Educa i Senate disposes of the contest against j Tion and re affirming support of a i it senator Mayfield Democrat Texas forms in Lyra tic a i methods urged us which has been the subject of invest j in other years the gation for nearly two years. It me Means must with the Harding administration overcome South mysteriously committed suicide in the senator Bursum Republican new j Mexico has informed senators in Washington he will contest the emotion of Sam g. Bratton Democrat j who was awarded the election by the i official count. Senator Brookhart Republican j Iowa will be Force i to defend his Eleo j Tion Daniel j. Ster a his democratic reject zoning Laws the recommendation of the executive Council that a zoning of the South Dakota education association be not adopted St the present time a was passed unanimously by the general Rouneil. Fie fact was brought out that the matter must be one for future consideration a it involves Many changes in the Constitution he live Indian Competi-5e he Begiev Daugherty apartments Here Decora opponent having announced plans for j that War s not provided for at the Hon Day 1923. Just before the pres i bringing a contest. An unusual Situa of Dyess for dress leads to arrest Crowe to seek More indictments Sisseton Milbank. Watertown. Madison to be ter min als of Neu system Halifax. N s n v. 26�?accident is added to her press and Beauty Byland a taste for Good clothes led a voted wife and intelligent famous hostess and House-4 3 n All around woman Tegfeldt Shiner As a father and As Well As a theatre flt i Luke sweets Foo has his his no oars too Many sweets ii Down on them. Lie most unexpected and of presents for Patri a a Hants goats Alii Spe in of live Stock a Carl attached when ii it week he got two one via. Tir daughter is our first m theatre is our a Eer it and both love our Home and my husband encourage r. J in under i manage pc a anally and i consider Best manager in the country a a in Best husband. A t his or dem and he m. It once we have no a re j r1 -�?~f-.-. A Ltd. Re wants me to i Ess personally a a a a ii Quot in th#1 a a Ous revues. With Nim iou id be the tit Ost the arrest of Leo Koretz after he had for almost a year successfully evaded arrest for land swindles said to total More than 12.000,00. Horace a. Flemming Secretary of the Board of directors of the Bank of Nova Scotia admitted that it was through information sent by him to the Chicago authorities that Koretz had been apprehended. The Tell tale clue that brought Nova Scotia eccentric a retired millionaire of the past year to Justice was a Label n the coat made by a Chicago tailor. Koretz known Here As Lou Keyte. I a cultured gentleman who devoted the j his life to Gratifying a Hobby for rare books and the up building of a Fine estate he had purchased near Halifax ordered a suit from f Hilts Halifax tailor two weeks ago. Hiltz previously had made three suits of silk fur trimmed pyjamas for his client. Keyte explained that he was particular As to the Cut of hts suit. He explain just what he wanted but he could show Hiltz ii said and produced an old suit. A copy suite he said a he left a and then renovate Tim old on0, it i want i will for lolling about in. Best of a hit in renovating the garment i came upon a Label in the lining it bore a he name of Leo Koretz or the signature of an exclusive Chicago tailor. Flemmings another custom believe me but there s he Besu they belong in. A hat the glorified splendid Minneapolis. Minn., nov. 26.�?4>�? for the first time in the history of Minnesota transportation business a Railroad company added motor busses to its rolling Stock and planned a year round service on five routes leading from Lake Lillian minn., into Bouth Dakota to meet special nonstop trains running from Minneapolis to Lake Lillian it was announced her today. Ten chair car buses Complete even to smokers will go into service sunday in conjunction with the Minnesota Western Railroad company operating the Luce line running to Wahpeton. N d., and Sisseton Milbank. Watertown Clear Lake and Brookings. Each is planned to Cut. Travelling time from 30 minutes to a hour. The bus lines will a operated by j the Minnesota Western transport a Tion company financed by the rail i Road company. Busses will Cost Sio. I too each and will seat 80 persons i four wheel drive trucks and Snow i plows have been purchased by the company to keep the roads Clear j through the Winter and a second Fleet of to buses is to a added to the system in the Spring. One line will operate from Lake Lillian through Wilmar. Sunburg. Glenwood Alexandria. Fergus Falls and Breckenridge to Wahpeton n. D. A distance of 170 Miles another through Willmar Benson Graceville Ney general Daugherty filed with a third through Clara City Monte i a my Orton this could he done cooperation Between the american foreign agents and the department of agriculture two women to sit on Hough murder panel id it left or his alaskan trip. Big Gen Charles e. Sawyer per ?ona1 physician to president and mrs. Harding died Only a few weeks ago. President Coli Der had retained him nominally As a a a Quot Hite House physician but his passing seemed rather to break the link Between Washington and Marion. or Sawyers son carried on As doctor to mrs Harding she approached the end Gus larger. Too Gus j. Karger. Veteran correspondent of the Cincinnati times Star. Dts a Here just before mrs present session. Superintendent d has developed in this contest As cl0yd of Juron resp Nfn a a resold. Republican leaders including. Ion that a committee be appointed to senator 6moot of Utah have announced their intention to support Steck. Out of a total of More than 1.000,000 votes Brookhart was declared Winner by about 755 ballots. Steck claims he would have won if ballots marked with arrows placed their by overzealous supporters had not been thrown out. Friends of senator Johnson Farmer labor Minnesota say he will contest the election of his opponent repress Valley of Valhalla out so. It y of agriculture of the j Henry c. Wallace i i Bedford la nov. 26.�?two women had been accepted this afternoon for jury service in the trial of Carl Hough charged with murder in connection with the death last August of Lillian Mckenney of Herrick. S. D. The women accepted were or Adeline Wright and May Francis. Indications were a the jury Woald be com i the secret Pjeter before today a adjournment. \ Harding Cabinet. The Contention of the sate will be a who went with the the late pres j i is said that Hough choked the i Dent to Alaska is dead his Funera. J girl to death afer refusing to keen i was in the East room of the White j a Promise to marry her following House. Given to that sad occasion by j their elopement. 1 president and mrs. Calvin Coolidge. Mrs. Mckenney Mother of the girl the wife of the Secretary of the in j was taken from the court room this terror Hubert work who also Wen morning in a state of co lapse to Alaska died and her funeral was rom the Sam East room of the Quot Plhtte House in the Coolidge admin j ration motor wreck kills three i on the Harding trip to Alaska a Vear and a half ago. Thre Harding is stat Lvi Schall Republican. Sena died in Marion he was an intimate tor Johnson claims Schall made in Freri o v a he hardings. He had Mitru charges against him during the town them for years before. While Campaign in violation of the Minne both were desperately ill and War i Sot a corrupt practices act. Ren Harding already gone folks in j a Washington wondered if mrs. Hard j ing and a a Gus Karger would go to a vat. Met to Warren in the almost worked consider ii in matter of zoning and that a report of this a Ommittee be published in fhe association Organ. The amendment to the association by Laws making a change in representation to the general Council so hat districts with from 16 to 24 teachers could be represented. Was adopted unanimously. The strongest contender outside of Mitchell for he next meeting place was Huron which City was represented. No Only by a full quota of teach eve pm Al boosters. Meyer foe of Grain rate to stay on i. Eore tary of the a Commerce j m. Mcclad ski Ali trans Atlantic broadcasting is actual fact now re pouring of recess by a wag a Catlin of picking up program last volunteered the u new Catle. Bournemouth was driving i Way a and Leefeld him at he never glorified any i Lovely in of i cd a a Lay the s the red head Ress whom it Peculiar find Tief of mrs 100.000 male Rhea ants shot Hedrick thinks e s Nov. 26 a comp the r f a ten year program of no the increase of Chin Eta arts m South Dakota is Micat reports on the successful con the open season for Hunting Birds which terminated last h. S. Hedrick state Gams War trounced today up. Happened in the shop about Deo Madison Bellingham that time and Hilts began to discuss Ville to Milbank a fourth through the a eccentric millionaire showing Olivia Renville. Granite e alls f Lark the banker the hidden Label. Field. Canby and Clear Lake. D. Flemming communicated the ate town and a fifth through to the Chicago author Granite Falls. Marshall. Lake Bon Jon. Brookings. S. A. To Madison. _ the line to Brookings May be Wanty morn indictments played a few Days pending completion Cheapo 111. Nev 26 three More 0 Road work now going on and the Watertown. S. D. Bus service will a run Only As far As Lake Benton for the next ten Days the announcement stated. Connecting with the busses the Railroad company will operate All steel chair car trains stopping Only on Flag at Watertown and Hutchinson. Indictments will be sought against Leo Koretz swindler. It was announced by state s attorney Robert e Crowe. Nofetz is now under Only on indictment the charge being that of operating a Confidence game. By increasing the number he can be held under High Bonds while awaiting trial the prosecutor said. Van Camp issues first checks to pay Hail losses weather forecast Pierre. 5, d., no v. 26.�?first warrant in payment of 1924 state Hail Quot be influx of non resident Hunt j insurance claims Are moving out of was indicated or. Hedrick said the elite Bai insurance commission a he Sale of More than 7,000 in j Eros office today and will continue Unitta i shipping tags Good for one til All the claims have Leen paid i each. He estimated that at least which will be about Jan. I according Hundred thousand male Bird j to commissioner w. H. X an Camp. A Aken during the season during new York nov. 26.�?trans-Atlantic broadcast eng of words singing and instrumental music so plainly that the average Amateur can pick it up is an accomplished fact today. Reports Are amateurs in night from n Aberdeen and Madrid. Last nigh was the second right of the week foreign broadcasting and marked the first widespread Success. Monday night scattered reports were received of partial Success but not until last night had foreign programs been generally picked up Whf satisfactory clarity. A a a to. State Corn record to be featured at livestock exhibit Chicago 111., nov. 26.�?boys and girls of the farms have entered Mer than a Hundred baby Beeves lambs and pigs in the Junior feeding contest of the International livestock exposition Here. To be held on nov 29 to dec. 6. The South Dakota College of agriculture wll display an exhibit Illus of the Corn Belt northward across South Dakota. It will show that while South Dako a produced Only 56.000,00 bushels of Corn in 1995, it had increased this to 145,000.000 bushels last year. To a cd. Nearly persons were killed in motor car accidents near Denver. One was Thomas Dawson for Many years executive Ork f the United stat Senate who Washington C., nov. 26.�?although quite a fight has started Over he two places on the interstate Commerce commission that become vacant december 30, president Coolidge is expected to re appoint two commissioners whose terms expire. They Are Balthasar h. Meyer of Wisconsin and Johnson Campbell of Washington state. The White House has taken no action merely filing away recommendations of this candidate or that. There will no final decision until attached had Gore Back to Colorado. Another Jat Luary i. But the has towns Sumner Curtis an official. seated he will re appoint members Chr Republican National committee to bodies As the interstate Corn to the Harding party. Lamerce commission who Are familiar f Denver who with the work unless Good reasons be of his car. F0r a change Are shown. I Campbell voted for giving the death Las Cut into a Raj Farmers a rate reduction in the a he ranks of the a Ohio crowd and Kansas Grain Case. Meyer voted relies who surrounded the late pres against the decrease. As a Rule though ident. And came into positions of Meyer has not been classed As a pro with him in 1921. Pontes too. Permitted in Over varying Days to two which Hunting was Twenty three counties periods of from two aks. Opposition to the increase of the Birds is on the Wane a he added a be cause it has been found that they sub St largely on Worms and Weed seeds to More than one reported instance ast summer Farmers found that pheasants he Ped materially to halt the Vage of Cut Worms to their Holiday thursday following the usual custom the evening Republican will net publish tomorrow afternoon because of the thanksgiving Holiday. Iowa partly Cloudy tonight and thursday somewhat colder and in East portion thursday. Minnesota generally to niger toting the rapid Extension and thursday somewhat colder to-4 right. North Dakota and South Dakota fair tonight and thursday somewhat colder tonight. Nebraska partly overcast and somewhat colder tonight thursday fair. Local temperatures maximum and minimum tempera i Tures As recorded by the official gov eminent thermometer from 7 a. In yesterday to 7 a. In today maximum 50 28 at 8 a. M today 33. Quot. Dry directors of a Power j has exacted a toll. Harry m. Daugh erty who managed the Harding Nom a Manor Campaign resigned As attorney general while under fire. Col. Charles g. Forbes virtually was a forced out of office by the late presi Dent and is now under indictment for alleged illegal acts while director of the veterans Bureau. Harding Secretary of the Navy. I win Den by. Also is out of office. _ _ likewise is Albert b fax. George Christian retire i George b. Christian of Marion j Secretary to the late president has j Back to private life he was at mrs. Harding a bedside As she died and his last service to her was the Reading of a message from president and mrs Coolidge expressing Hope that she would recover. A Uncle Charlies Patton White Houe Gardener of the Harding regime. Resigned left his Flowers and went Back to Marion november i. D there have been Many changes All occurring within less than four years. he is one of the More technical of the commission being one of its oldest members. Some of the railroads Are opposing Campbell bitterly. He has been very outspoken on his views especially on the a Long and Short haul cases. As yet there has not been much of a fight one Way or other Over Meyer. The j senator Lafollette is bitterly opposed him but it is not believed he can s?0 i Block confirmation if Coolidge should decide to rename the Wisconsin member. Ors but 3 among tho heading the Huron Dei i negation wer a h l. Kves general manager the bark my yellow Trail Albert Gug Gerfield. Huron chamber of Morin. Mrs. B b or. W f Whorton. Mitchell workers Active a pm Quot s o workers from Mitchell was headed by w. H. King Secretary of the Ehama of Commerce and Corn Palace and Mitchell to Stres vote advantages of the City. Mitchell was represented at the convention by All of its teachers and Many prominent business men. Though Yankton Aberdeen Aru Sioux fa1s submitted inv nations to the convention for not years meting these cities did not want an Active Campaign this year. A Peanut politics inside the organization a charged by supt. Wood of Aberdeen who declared to some of fhe election reports were 1 made on a basis of a just who the i mar happens of be rather than How i much Good a can the cause education to the i elation itself a principal c e. Haskins of Terr. I chairman or the resolutions commit a tee was called on for his report and submitted five resolutions which were adopted by the group say salaries Are lower an interesting report was that of Dean h. Pryor of Aberdeen chair Man of the salaries committee. Fig a urea Avail Ftp by to Dean Pryor tended j to show that there in a downward i trend in the salaries of Rural teachers in South Dakota he said while i a Here in an upward trend in the or p Arati on for Hoamg of these teach the a ame trend concerning the of Asse five states talk Loeb a Law enforcement won a get Turkey weather and roads Mitchell Cloudy. 33 roads Good. Sioux Falls Clear. 30 roads Good. Pierre Cloudy. 36 roads Good. Huron Cloudy 31 roads Good Watertown Cloudy. 34 roads Good. Aberdeen Cloudy. 28 roads Good. Yankton Cloudy 33 roads Good. Minneapolis. Minn., nov 26.�?prohibition Roc ors of five Northwest states in Minneapolis this morning for a conference on Law enforcement. Captain a. Townsend divisional prohibition chief. Is presiding at the conference those attending Are a. Stone of North Dakota judge j. H. Searles of South Dakota g. A Brunson of Iowa Elmer e. Thomas of Nebraska and of. B. Vala for thanksgiving i Chicago. In. Nov 26.�?there will be no thanksgiving Turkey for Natl an Leopold or. And Richard Loeb serving life terms for the murder of i Bobby Franks. Instead the menu will consist of roast pork potatoes tomatoes mince pie. Coffee and a Cigar. But prison routine will be j broken for the Day. No work will be i done and in the afternoon a vaudeville program aril face Given. Sold Sedan in one Day. By want and by using a display style classified and in the evening Republican Only one time i sold my Ford Sedan. While closing the Deal a second buyer appeared. $475 in business from a single $2.00 want and. I believe the fact that i gave compete description helped a let to make the Sale so quickly. Hale Raber. Erg. Salaries of supervisors was reported i it by put Ean Pryor who said that Lack j of data would not allow him to make further statements concerning Sal Aries. The committee recommended i that an investigation of the salary i question be continued Over a turn a Ber of years so that a More Coin a prehensile report might be available. Last of Bis ships guns a i we a Jvn Irton _ Washington. D a. Nov 26�?tha Hull of the uncompleted Bathe ship Washington. Proud Promise of a great fighting Craft whose career was checked by the naval arms agreement. Rested on the bed of the at lactic off the Virginia capes finally by the big guns of the battleship Texas one late precinct holds up count of election returns Pierre D. Nov. 2o.�?official re turns in All race except those for state offices were opened by the state canvass no Board today but no totals were comp eted owing to the absence of the third precinct returns from Yankton county which Are premised Wuhan a few Days

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