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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 2, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota F vol. Xxxi the evening Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota monday october 2, 1922 number i arranged roof docks soon to be tier. K of p or of pc in thinks in traffic is hrad of Aero chamber of Commerce pictures changes of near f future fatalities Are few r \ i few i hrs atm biting \ i citing posts wet banding Fields on buit dings of Charles f. Redden bin Rel of governors of Tho aeronautical chamber of Commerce w York. N. A. Oct. 2.�?roofed-shipping districts will be ionian sights in american cities within the next few years. From those n giant air planes and airships will be flying on a Iliad like schedule carrying passengers and height from City to City. Commuters will think nothing of coming business daily from a Dis Tanee of too Miles. San Francisco i a reality klan is real Texas Issue in a Davis ride from new will be of York. ? i the if will project itself into the country and the country will invade j he City with Many advantages Toj it oth. Billions of dollars will be added to the Rural real estate values a f the United states whole new i ill come in for development cries of Christian refugees in Smyrna met by Turk lash is word of Yankee Relief worker soft Coal wage session opens f All election dancing girl chosen i War Clouds in As Torio s prettiest Young Houston lawyer fighting Mayfield for seat in United states Senate fight to be hot one Rumor says Senate wont seat Mayfield if of wins because of affiliations j or i a i come in Toi y congestion will be largely by associated press leased wire Radii Ltd i. I constantinople oct. 2.�?�?othe cries i y these things from knowledge of the Christian refugees of Smyrna j Ivy it a already been a com -1. A a a a i a a of w it has already been a com or water Ari j food Are met by a t i there is nothing it he j turkish lash a said or. Esther love i in a in these predictions. I it jew York president of the i m it it it flights without a fatality american women a Hospital who has u Mercial aviation is already a just returned Here after a weeks sur a r is. Regular lines have been vey in stricken City. . Lovejoy wished in Many parts of the declared that the world has not been to and Are operating Success j told the real Story of fire and horror. A there Are still several Hundred a Here thoroughly responsible con thousand christians in Smyrna and w Ane doing the flying accidents the Interior whose lives Are in peril be almost unheard of. Reports col a for the time limit of the evacuation acted by our organization show that has she said. Quot Only provi re a period of 12 month s. 600 com Dence knows what their Fate will be. N .a1 aircraft made 130,736 flights the crowds on the Quay Are so great Veling 2.007,245 Miles without a that some of them Are pushed into the j fatality. J sea. Women stand Waist deep in the during the last 14 months the i a j a. A. A air mail service has travelled nearly too too Miles with Only one fatal most of Tho a you read i Are caused by a gypsies Quot or a inters a and commercial flyers j i a stunt. They knew that no he water holding their babies aloft in their arms to save them from drowning. A turkish soldiers Are systematically robbing the men and wrenching rings fro women s fingers. The wretched sufferers Are willing to be robbed if the robbing can Purchase life. Is As Slick As the Law of i an Pilo i Gravity. A ept for the sea pie aes. Which can go up or come Down wherever there .1 water the present chief Barrer to the development of Commerce i aviation is the Lack of Landing Fields. 1 a reside the situation in new York. An air plane can bring a Pas Senger Friori Washington to the land no Field in Garden City. Long Island. In two hours. But it takes another hour to convey the passenger by motor to Wall Street. R d should be practical to roof Over grand Central terminal or supreme court session opens oath of office is administered today to former senator Sutherland by associated press leased wife Washington d. C., oct. 2.�?chief Justice Taft and All the associate justices of the supreme court with the exception of Justice Pitney were Here today for the opening at Toon of the regular october term of court. Pitney was detained in a fall night the turkish soldiers commit excesses against women and girls. Only when searchlights from the ships in the Harbor Are turned on them do they desist. A there Are More than too mothers who gave birth to babies. Pome were delivered while standing. I attended Many. Some of the infants died within an hour from exposure but the mothers Clung pitifully to the bodies of the Little or. Lovejoy Saki that a turkish solder mistaking her for a greek woman struck her heavily with the butt end of a Rifle and left a Mark. This Soldier was about to strike or again when an american officer intervened. . Lovejoy described the a notary conditions in Smyrna As unspeakable. The whole City she said was be fouled. She thought that the turkish officers were doubtless unaware of the Misbehaviour of their soldiers. In Many cases the officers showed real compassion for the refugees so said she mentioned one instance in which a Turk threw himself across the body of a child in order to save it from Belg trampled to death. Bituminous operators and officials Start Confer faces at Cleveland by associated press leased wire Cleveland. O., oct. 2.�?bituminous operators and officials of the United mine workers of America gathered Here for a joint conference today to arrange for future wage scae<3 in accordance with an agreement signed Here August 15 which ultimately brought to an end the soft Coal strike. Approximately too operators from the bituminous Fields were i it a sent. The miners representation in poles their policy committee numbering 128. In addition to opening negotiations for a wage scale to supplement that which expires March 31, 1923, the conference in expected to take up the que St in of collective bargaining. The Union is still carrying approximately 50,000 strikers in the bituminous Field in Pennsylvania and West Virginia it was Learned today. Those in Pennsylvania were largely Nom Melon Whan the ,4 slatted. While those in West Virginia were Union men whom the operators sought to Deu Niomie primaries show a Justice Pitney was detained in a to the sanitarium at Morristown n. J., Bis a ii a ,. I 1 Home where his condition is a port Railroad Yards will steel girders and ,. J Glass thus providing aircraft Landing a cities in the Hart of re City. La included in the program of formal predict it is Only a matter of a Short j Hies for the opening Day was the Junr l us spa or Are administration by the ref Justi u. S. Officials Justice of charged with . P. Strength Only fourteen Oft of 259 who sought re nomination Duff Atud in every Large City. Flying lost Corning Down the judicial oath to former senator George Sutherland of Utah appointed to fill the vacancy on the Bench flying costs Are bound to com0 j caused by the resignation during the 4 has recess of Hustle John h. Clarke. Adhering to custom the court was to close its session in time to permit a formal Call by the court on the 1 president. J hearing of cases will begin in the court on tuesday but there will own its the Public learns ii nothing to fear in using properly operated airways. Quant Ity consumption of air plane tickets will eventually bring rates for High spec i or travel within a reasonable distance of the rates for slower rail Ive. Taking liquor Federal grand jury makes report i t refuses to return indictments be no opinion or orders from the it is conceivable that be a a in it Cour until the following monday. Me when air planes will be punched j a a like1 in Quantity production Vav and when every family ran j a Aff j is surfs Way i in one. T am More inclined to the Lief. However that the immediate. A a elopement of commercial aviation u be in the hands of common car pm s operating Large capacity planes j r regular routes. And i should strongly advise every i a m Amer Ca to have its City Plara a is get Busy on the subject of a o Isi Landing Field ave adequate Fermi id the first or. The airways map. to beat Law. Dying Bandit telis police Eureka Springs. Ark., net. 2.�? o j a a they be got me charge with getting for the cities that thousands of dollars in other Bank Inal facilities will j robberies and t Guss the or St Way to beat them All is to die i conscious of the fat that his end is not far away. Charles Rice said i to be a Veteran of the old Henry a Arr Ami Mia cud to it tto Sinai gang of notorious Oklahoma outlaws. Attn Llyl of won Lullay made that statement to a Small group Anh Ual i vim i of official and citizens gathered about miss Daly to speak i to come within a few hours. Price state labor body in i by associated press leased wire Washington d. Ort. 2.�?certain unnamed a representatives of the j department of Justice Are declared in Federal grand jury report made Public her today to have withdrawn j quantities of seized intoxicating liquor from storage during 1926, without due process of Law. And to have disposed of a part of it by appropriating it for their own use and by giving it to 1 friends and relatives. The grand jury further held that the liquor a was disposed of by such officers and employees with the Sanction and approval of those in higher authority at that time a the report i added however that a in View of the j unprecedented circumstances. Surrounding the it had been Rie i cited not to return indictment against 1 those involved. The withdrawals were All said to have taken place prior to september first 1920. By associated press leased wire Washington. Get. 2.�?with Rhode Island the Only state in which primaries for the Senate and House nominees Are yet to be held chairman Adams of the a publican National committee declared in a statement that recent primary results show do the rank and file of the Republican party a satisfied with the work and personnel of the Republican majorities in the present of the or sent Republican membership of 298 in the House he said 2 59 entered the primaries and Only 14 were Defeated. . Adams said a it May a stated that where incumbents Are Defeated the causes which contributed to their defeat were local. Illinois contributed two to the list of Republican congressmen Defeated for renomination. A four Republican incumbents of the House did not seek renomination As representatives but asked for and received try nomination of the or party As candidates for the by Nea service fort Worth. To. Sept. 2�?the kit flux klan Issue has wiped out party lines in Texas and has set the stage for the bitterest Campaign in years. And for the first time in the history of Texas a democratic candidate for the United states Senate will have real opposition when the elections Are held. George e b Peddy a 31-year-old lawyer of Houston fusion candidate of anti klan democrats and of republicans is opposing Earle b. Mayfield. Nominated by democrats for the United states Senate after a primary in which klan ism was the Issue. Mayfield never intimated in any Way that a was pro klan. But letters bearing the signature of a. Ellis grand dragon of the klan. Ref ing his nomination were sent broadcast urging members to support Mayfield. These letters declared the candidates membership in the klan. Ferguson beaten opposing Mayfield in the primary was James e. Ferguson former governor. Ferguson had been impeached while governor and indicted for misapplication of stat funds also two years ago Ferguson left the democratic party to form the american party. These things were sufficient to cause the loss of Many anti klan votes which will now support Peddy say the fusion managers. Peddy is receiving support from Cullen f. Thomas Clarence Ousley and senator c a. Culberson thre candidates in the first primary. His manager is colonel Henry l. Lindsay of Dallas past National commander of the american legion a few sidelights on the Campaign while Peddy was at the state University he old a student demonstration against Ferguson. Ferguson came Back by vetoing appropriations for the University. This led to Ferguson a impeachment. But when Ferguson opposed Mayfield in the primaries Peddy Lent his full support to Ferguson and now Ferguson is appearing in behalf of Peddy. Rumor circulates reports Are being a re tilt a that should Mayfield be elected the Senate will refuse him a seat on account of his alleged klan affiliations. Opponents of Peddy have carried the fight to the state attorney general claiming his candidacy is illegal As democrats and republicans a violating election Laws in endorsing the same candidate. They urge this particularly As Many of the democrats voted at the two primaries. Mayfield Bas a his primary Campaign on the prohibition Issue but Peddy is conducting his fight entirely on klan ism. Nor does he spare the organization in his up res. La accuses it of playing politics after its leaders declared the organization Rev a took part in politics and also As a an organization which started an the secret censor of the morals of the country hut is now a preacher East fade As British retire Mutual agreement made to suspend operations pending armistice meet look to Italy now latin s influence at i Dania expected to work for restoration of Peac e by associated press leased wire constantinople Ort. 2 a an imme Diate Mutual agreement to suspend All movements of troops was expected Here today to be the first out i com of the Mudala. Armistice con Ference which is set to meet tomorrow with this conference arranged the pril of War Between great Brit Ain and Turkey appeared less mor Taring today. Great Britain a recession from Tho Neutral zone controversy caused no Little Surprise and disappointment Here but it we is generally admitted this step was the Only thing which j Ould have stayed Mustapha Kernel Pasha s hand it is pointed to As another evidence of England a extraordinary patience and Earnest desire to avoid War. Situation clears up to the Tim of the issuance of brigadier ?1eneral Harrigton s tem Tokio judges picked this dancing j porting note saturday night the set girl As Tokio a perfect Beauty. Fires press on for strangers f the of North Woods hangs on idiosyncrasies of Minnesota weather nation looked exceedingly critical. It i is now conceded i tact and Tolr-1 Ance. Coupled with the timely arrival of reinforcement from England or vented the turks from striking tit Chanak. The situation saturday afternoon was so strained a break seemed inevitable. The British orders were to defend Chanak at All costs As the i turks were slowly enveloping the Dardanelles cited saturday morning the turkish forces a re increased by 1,500 Cav a airy men and everything indicate the beginning of a Hostil move new difficult await the British at the armistice conference it is known Thath Kem lists will insist upon the British withdrawal from by associated press leased wire Duluth Minn oct. 2.�?dawn today again disclosed the Forest fire fighters it Northern Minnesota de the Asia tic shores of the a Dardanelles and Tho immediate evacuation of Pera Tely waging their Battle with the _ _ Flamer in their Effort of hold them Thrace by the greeks7 in Check while the fires Are said conference will drag to a not out of control at any Point they probably also will demand where they Are burning the situation the it put of pro Sig the 9trairg to a or continues critical and a it hang in sup the greeks As Well a guarantees the direction of the wind Are pm against the us of turkish Waters by pan led by an increase in velocity greek warship and transports. The might Caus a holocaust. Presence of greek War crafts at to efforts Are being mad to steer j Dost furnishes the a maoists with the combined Ells a and White a pretext for accusing the British of face fires into the territory burned ignoring their pledges regarding the Over by the Markham fire. We hich it non use of Neutral Waters by the is byline would give the foresters greeks a . A j la u expected the conference a a firs have reached such a mag j drag tor several Days the Kemal in True the forestry service an Isis doubtless will bargain and nag noun a that Little can a done sex Over every Point cent to guid them around Settle it is Felt the Influent of the raiment and where possible onto areas in generals will he an important already burned Over. I Factor in bringing the meeting to a Deputy sheriffs and representatives successful conclusion from the county engineers office have taken charge of roads in the Eren if Are expected fir zone and at intervals a guid to Back turks demands ing automobiles through the dense Taris France. Ort. 2.�?the French smoke. racial and religious French Veteran will preside at meeting of inter Allied association Isadore Duncan by Assor Atod press teased wire new Orleans. La. Oct. 2.�?Charles representative at the Mudala con it Rencz is expected to support. The turkish proposal for the evacuation of the Neutral zone in return for the immediate evacuation of Eastern Thrace by the greeks. The fear is expressed however that great Britain will not consent to such a plan especially at a conference at Thich there is no provision for greek representation. Further danger to the Success of the conference is seen in the firm barred at port famous dancer is refused admission to f. S a is held on shipboard Bertrand member of the French f a . _ i up a i chamber of deputies and president Fonak. And should the turks the inter Allied veterans federation. Anil 1sj,r turn it a their will preside at Quot the sessions of the ore8#en the an Agre federation which will be had oct me Quot impossible a 13 and 14 a few Days before the apr Coral of the turkish proposal. Am Riean legion National convention il14 pm in Ted out. Will a a a subs an Sorah asks release is waging a stubborn fight against by associated press leased wire death but his Sta ment wis his first Sioux Falls. S. D., Ort. 2.�?with acknowledgement that he Reab a his a preventatives of labor organza j a a a re on gathering her today from ill not icon amp trn it arts of Tho state for Tho third 1ckjcago concern Tual convention of the South Dakota federation of labor Over 200 delegates Are expected before night. The sessions will last two Days with addresses by Alice Lorraine Daly. Nonpartisan league candidate for governor of South Dakota and Warren it. Beck vice president of the fed Quot ration the featured events of Tolay a program. Officers will be no ill effects Felt in Deuth yet from strike of Lake seamen of War Law Breakers would recognize Russ working legally in Wisconsin is charge by associated press tick ipod wire to. A Uher i i Madison wis., oct. 2.�?the milk letter and a Contention City for producers to opera Lye year chosen a tomorrows holding contract with i ext meting. in. And mrs. Bryan at los Angeles keep marriage anniversary 4,500 Southern Wisconsin Farmers for disposal of their milk. Is illegally doing business in this state. Alvin Reis assistant attorney general attached to the department of markets. Advised company officials and hundreds of Farmers Here at the opening of the commission hearing on complaint against the Illinois marketing concern. Contracts of the company Are void. By associated press leased wire Duluth Minn. Ort. 2 a no ill of i facts has been Felt by Duluth super a or shipping do to the seamen a i strike which began at Midnight sat urday. L. Kaines. the Lake ear a Rierso association declared today. The carriers had Calls for Twenty men to take jobs this morning from the vessel captains. This is far below Normal for a monday morning. . Kanes announced. The vessels in the Harbor usually Ned about 35 men to Complete their Crews on monday. By associated press leased wire j its representatives subject to pro ecu los Angeles Cal get. 2.-mr. And Tion for violation of the i Onson irs. William Jennings Bryan Cele co Upcraf be Law. An is. William Jennings Bryan Cele us a a a by v a it re in it on ated their thirty eighth anniversary state due to lose declared. Their wedding yesterday at the t j. Arr 5me of their daughter mrs. Richard. Hargrave Here. The received it out 106 guests including a William. Mcadoo and Richmond Pearson Obson. . Bryan will leave today to Cam sign in eight states for con ression and senatorial candidates. He and re. Bryan have two daughters a son id ten grand children. weather report South Dakota fair tonight Cool in East and Central portions prob by with Frost tuesday fair cooler extreme Southeast portion. Bux Falls youth accidentally shot to death by father by associated press leased wire Sioux Falls. S. D., oct. 2.�?floyd Reynolds jr., 13, son of the Engineer of a Large department store Here was accidentally shot and by father yesterday morning. The elder Reynolds was cleaning a revolver when it exploded and fatally of and de the boy. Who a standing near. Two of alleged Gem eggs in Sioux Falls plead guilty to theft by associated press l eased wire Sioux Falls. Oct. 2.�?carroll Den Bow and Roy lags two of the five men charged with the robbery of two jewel trunks from the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul depot Here this morning pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary in the third degree when arraigned before judge Medin in circuit court. The other three men will be Given an Opportunity to plead tomorrow. No Date has been set for the sentence of Lage and Denbow. To Chicago. 111. Get. 2�?relets of wartime Law violators and recognition of the russian soviet government were advocated by senator William e. Borah of Idaho yesterday at what was announced As the first of a series of meetings to be held throughout the country in behalf of these two Aims senator Borah devoted much time to a discussion of free speech and read a supreme court decision handed Down at the close of the civil War defining speech rights. He said the a political prisoners were Quot convicted because of their activities in Industry rather than sedition. He assailed the injunction recently obtained by the government against the striking railway shop Cra ars. By associated press leased wire i new York. By. Ort. 2�?isador j Duncan interpretative dancer was i refused permission to land yesterday i when she arrived on the steamship Paris. She was accompanied by the Young russian poet. Serge Yessenia. I whom she recently married. With her party was a Secretary also a j russian writer m. Wot Leugim. The members of the party were ordered to Ellis Island but were permitted to stay aboard ship lat night after officials of the line offered Security for their Safe keeping. Immigration officials would not say Why miss Duncan and the russians were held. Miss Duncan said she had been assured by the United j states Consul Iii Paris that the pass ports of the party had been properly Vised. It was announced yesterday. The federation in which the legion holds membership is composed of organizations of former service men in England. France. Belgium. Rumania. Czecho Slovakia and the United states legion leaders believe that the rep Eal Concession to the Kem lists As the Allied Powers in their not mad the neutrality of Straits zone one of their chief conditions. The conference will discuss the occupation of Eastern Thrace by detachments of inter Allied troops during the greek army s withdrawal. Tho expectation her is that the resent Tives from the Allied countries i r a will be Abl to draft a program of evacuation will by Gin immedi International co operation that will to. A Khz u of it a re Are. Permitting i the establishment of the turkish and eliminate the disasters of War. Mist ratio control. Friends of Farmer near Fargo carry on not capital orders Washington. C., Ort 2 Milton College Man Dies of injuries he received in cuss War refusal of new York immigration authorities to permit the Landing of Isadora Duncan the dancer and her russian husband and Secretary was not on orders from Washington. Secretary of labor Davis said tonight. Other officials of the department of labor under which the immigration Bureau operates said they Knewt nothing whatever of the Case. A the question of permitting miss Duncan by others to enter the port of new York is entirely in the hands of the authorities said or. I Davis who explained the Board of in Quiry at new York which excluded aliens and others acted on its own Antt native. A this is the first i have heard of miss Duncan a detention and no orders to keep her out of the country i have been sent from he added. Russia sends England Strong note of protest Moscow Russia oct. 2.�?th soviet russian government has sent a _ _ note to England. France and Italy Winf up far Scarf a against the blockade of cult of i cur the Dardanelles and insisting Neon the removal of a1 restrictions i it the free passage of trading ships through the Straits. The note says the manner in which England la a a endeavouring to control foreign seas and territory shows indifference to the interests of Russia and the other Black sea states. The note accuses the entente of interfering with the efforts of the russian government to re establish by associated press leased wire Fargo n. P. Get. 2�?although inclined to the theory that ire Wilcox. 38, Farmer of Nar Ayr Wras robbed and carried away by robbers officials. Relatives and practically every citizen of Ayr and Buffalo joined today in search for him. He disappeared thursday. A methodical of nil building and Quot Jown Normal condition Quot in in the. District wis started Early this hair a info re my in of the Oka a a morning by ear Load of men working i desp to up Rte Al re Conry a a on air Cdr under the direction of local authors i Tkv soviet tics and members of the staff off sheriff Frd Kramer. Turks Cross Border into o rear Admiral Clark tub if k but Are beaten constantinople. Get. 2.�?a band of 800 turkish irregulars crossed the Tod Dudich to Hechav Border Ltd f Thrace at Sinelli. To the be buk1ed fuel Jay of Sivri to Milf West of j constantinople and attack a the i greek outposts they were being Long Beach. Calif. Ort simple forced to withdraw when re inform funeral services will a held Here to Mats arrived and the turks or Morrow for rear Admiral Charles thrown Back across the Bounder. Edgar Clark retired commander of1 of Gunnar alleged thieves help by associated press leased wire Fargo n. D., oct. 2.�?officials today arrived from Moorhead Minn., men for alleged complicity in theft of thirteen automobiles stolen in far go and Moorhead a gently. Milton. Wis., oct. 2.�?roland Sayre. Milton College Sophomore died yesterday of injuries Rece cd in the annual freshman Sophomore class Rush. September 22. Sayre suffered a broken rib in a Campus clash september 21, but kept his. Injury secret. In the Rush the following Day the fractured Bone ruptured a kidney and complicit tons ensued. Sayre was president of the freshman class last year a football and basketball player and brother of this year s Captain of the football eleven. A Constantine Hopes to return some Day to the battleship Oregon during the Spanish american War. Who died yesterday at the residence of his Daugh h Arington praised of skill in evading or London. Eng. Oct. 2 a there want Mit Cha Rozs re w of of in relaxation today of tension rear Admiral Hughes commander of the Star was Ern ,i0n the seventh Battle division of the a thei Greece As citizen Rifle Fleer i d0sp�ndency which his Mark Admiral Clark was 79 yers old and a few i had been in excellent health until a Reppe Olav. About ton Day ago when at attack of a cop.4 a heart trouble sent him to his bed. By associated press leased wire Nunamaker released Cleveland of. Oct. 2.�?leslie nun Amaker. Veteran american league Catcher yesterday was unconditionally released by the Cleveland indians to become manager of the Chattanooga team of the Southern association next year. Athens Greece oct. 2.�?former King Constantine in talking with his friends before embarking for Palermo Italy where he is to make his Home made a plea that Hearty support be Given the new King and Queen. He said a i have had some unhappy Days and do not regret this his consuming ambition he concluded was to return later As a simple citizen and visit his son the new King. This request was communicated to the revolution committee which declined to sign a document empowering his private return. Amundsen fixes Date for flight that War has been averted the bulk of press opinion is that a neral Herington has saved great Britain from War thus far and ther Are Many Eulogius of his tact Ani skill the Hope being added that he Over North Poi f wu1 be it a fre bar it to Deal with Uvlin Nui i n the it Jamon until it i3 by associated press leased wire Seattle wash., oct. 2 a word direct from Captain Roald Amundsen turkish nationalists approve emals stand London eng., oct. 2.-�?th Turk that he and his Pilot. Lieutenant j nationalist Assembly at angor Omdahl will a shop off from Wain is unanimously approved the a Wright Alaska the latter part of s to on of Mustapha Kemnit Pasha and May or the first of june to Fly from the North pole to Spitsbergen. Was brought to Seattle yesterday by e. Ward government achoo teacher at has authorized the dispatch of delegates to Eudania and later to the peace conference according to a Centra news dispatch from Constanti to amp us a

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