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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 2, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather t1 m Corr att at/9ritit tit a a tvs third fair and warmer i he to evening Kepu Olivain Edn Iun volume Xxxvii Mitchell s. Wednesday october 2,1929fourteen pages number 2democratic Tariff Pian wms 47 to 42 Iii new Job soon Sinclair Aid to wed on his release from jail i Henry Mason Day to take Dorothy Ridenour Washington society Belle As his Bride on thursday a will sail for Europe immediately younger Roosevelt to take up duty As Porto rican chief this month is land of a Hie re e c St of the a r car. By Wile a i Quot scenes a. R a Ere til i ? i to the a or one ? or a will s or cd sir a Geld i de Tan d got by w Palace dict sex fit will go to Porto etcher to take the oath of c tremor of the Enchant i his rough Riding father Aco fought to free from Ioni nation. In a land of perpetual the Only soil under the Flag or which Columbus Teddy the second will be live of 1,500,000 in of Washington d. a sept. 2�?romance has bloomed and ripened for Henry Mason Day during his incarceration in the District of Columbia jail. Immediately upon his release the poker faced Aid to Harry f. Sinclair multimillionaire Oil operator Sunshine i and sportsman plans to marry miss Dorothy m. Ridenour Well known oct 2�? a Washington girl. They will sail at a ��?1 once for Europe. Day who is vice president of the a Sinclair exploration company a is winding up a 4-month sentence imposed on him for hiring the Burns detective Agency to spy on the jury that sat in the first criminal conspiracy trial of Sinclair. Sinclar himself Drew six months for criminal contempt of court in connection with this same disclosure of espionage. Days second marriage the ceremony will Mark Days second matrimonial venture. His first wife the former Elizabeth de Selling of Brooklyn internationally known Mezzo Soprano divorced him in Paris last year while he was standing trial Here in District supreme court. The coming wide is a striking blonde Well known to the younger set of the capital. In the last few Aud peace Loving amen Spanish and Afri to ship steams into the san Juan colonel Roose View one of the loveliest in american territory. In medieval majesty upon tableland the Shell and rid Walls of the famous i Morro frown Down upon i Waters of the Harbor e ramparts the helmets of a dieted Spanish sentinels a in the soft sunlight r place the new governor Khaki Clad soldiers of the and the stars and nightly at the better supper clubs and she counts Many of the under secretaries of the diplomatic corps among her friends. Proving the old axiom that Stone Walls do not prison make nor Iron bars a Cage Day apparently has pursued his courtship of miss Ridenour for the last three months despite the fact he was a on the inside looking visited him regularly while he was wrestling cases of canned goods in his capacity of assistant to the jail storekeeper his intended Bride has been seen frequently along Washington a boulevards in his big foreign limousine with liveried Chaffeur. Visitors Day always found miss Ridenour at the Jailhouse. Some of her friends even say she has gone daily although prisoners Are allowed callers but once a week. More recently miss Ridenour has been wearing a Large engagement ring. She has confided to friends she intends to marry a and go to Europe with my husband Early in because of Good behaviour Day gets five Days time off a month. This brings about his release tomorrow. Sinclair must languish a while longer because of the greater sever a where the red and 5 of Isabella fluttered English French and ii of if War. Or Roosevelt and his famine in la Fortaleza the Ripress built in 1540. It overlooks the sea and is protected seasons she has been seen almost Ity of his sentence. Rural fire l Oss real Money Hung too great says up in Campaign by master Walls As thick As a ram Terr is wide. The Interior is Orna rare Cid paintings and Cora Lions of a romantic age. Alary of the governor is Sec. Hyde urges Farmers to i but candidates still lag form departments to ability real need for combat big losses j Success of race with just a few Short weeks in Shearer bares espionage by British in u. S. Further investigation to be halted during Macdonald stay testimony is ended Washington d. C., oct. 2�?up a on the verge of an expected Call for a new naval limitations conference the Senate Shearer investigators today had clamped the brakes on their inquiry into what took place two years ago at the unsuccessful Geneva conference. Meanwhile the Senate itself stirred by disclosures made in the Shearer inquiry and statements that efforts have been made to influence Tariff legislation has directed its judiciary committee headed by senator Norris of Nebraska to conduct a general investigation of of caging under the sweeping terms of the Caraway Resolution. When it will begin remains to be decided. With prime minister Macdonald nearing the american coast the Shearer committee decided to postpone further work until he has concluded his visit to president Hoover generally regarded As for the purpose of cementing More firmly the Friendly conversations which have already taken place Between London and Washington on the limitation of naval armaments. Postpone airing this decision of the committee will postpone during Macdonald a sojourn an airing of a so called British document received by the evening Republican Bureau Page Ripley new press is a Bird believe not the republicans new 48-Page press is a Bird. That has been contended before and now like Ripley the Republican can prove its statement. Since the installation of the new equipment a flood of visitors have come to the press room to see the largest press in the state in action. This morning the most unusual of the callers was a Bird dog a Gordon setter to be exact. The canine took one look at the new press and came to a perfect Point. Is the new press a Bird or Isnit it does that prove does no to it we think so. Pastor linked in s. Holdups also answers description of Lone Mobridge Bank Bandit Sioux City la., oct. 3�? special a was Rex Frolkey Lemars la., pastor whose sensational suicide on monday on a farm near Lemars resulted in his identification As the Lone Bandit who robbed the Banks at Sioux Center la., and Orange City la., the head of the gang that robbed the Scotland. S. D., Farmers and merchants Bank on sept. 24? that is a question which is puzzling the authorities Here in Scotland. Frolkey is a so suspected now of having engineered the Mobridge Bank robbery and jobs at Ivanhoe minn., and Emmetsburg la. Identifier As Bandit three officers of the Orange City Bank c. L. Barks John Royhier and Mike Melles who were in the Bank at the time of the robbery viewed Frolkey a body at the Lemars morgue and stated positively that he was the Orange City Bandit giant Grain Coop will be ready in week incorporation expected to be rushed without fight Mckelvie attacked v f1"1 v to wit of tile Ugo Aud he is entitled to occur the Albee building Washington. Washington d. C., oct. 2�?the loss on farms and in Rural comm the Palace and use of All j cities due to fires has been As High u a lives and 150.000.000 Worth e government is similar to of property Secretary of Agricula the states. A tire Arthur m. Hyde declared Here to Vlf of Iii today in announcing the design Blair. J la ukr in a nil Juon by president Hoover of of til the evening Republican s $20,000public which committee yesterday without being i. Jy111? Baik Dot made Rrt Uhlir Irh inh turn orfed air dead Bandit s door of to i firer were checking up on other everybody wins automobile election comes to an Oft up not tin t Cial end Many sections of the City we and country Are still without rep committee members Are consid resent Tives in to it Gigantic gift j Wing this document which was giving event. Certainly the cond handed to it by William b. Shearer it ions which exist Ocay cannot be the $25,000 a observer Quot at Geneva because the prizes Are not Worth for the shipbuilders and with it a setting the nine car and the show the existence in Quot this counts i filers were Checkis a up on ,. Of an extensive espionage system recent robberies with a View of de a a a system i ter mining whether or not Frolkey had been involved in them and whether or not Frolkey had any associates or accomplices in his career of crime. Wmma a South Dakota authorities express i report from the Navy intnvi7pnr�a i de the opinion that the Lone Bandit. Of it Suva a in be i Fich senator Allen Republican j staged a daring a Given away without one cent of Cost Kansas says disputes its author Mobridge Early up engiber a i., of the Success cd the in i a a Dies j floods Start Rry Teri wide to those who Are Nomin j picture that has been drawn in been Frolkey. The description of cite of Saran a per led by Ria-1 a the Rural population of our a a in Quot Ater gales Tou reaches ution should serious and con �y0u was your friends to help pm teen Struc Tive thought to Tjimis problem you show by your vote count you Augusta a oct 2�?up a sixteen Jantje make special efforts to Eli i j mean business. Hundred men lab de feverishly needless fire losses Secretary to prevent flood Waters of the Savannah River from breaking i Hyde said. Tin Oun the 13-mile levee that j can overcome hazards prvs Augusta. I a lightning defective chimneys y standing at 46.6 feet two j and jibes Sparks on combustible f q Pitt Rhor than last i a a. Picture that has been drawn up. _ a a ated. ,. For them by the various witnesses the Bandit tallied Wanh Frolkey by 1 Are being sized up and it la i positive identification had not been the opinion of the committee men made. A re i4k 5 jetted to a foot higher than i roofs matches smoking Spontaneo Ord level the water was Ous ignition of agricultural products o go to 41 under the Ca less and storage of gasoline rare of heavy Rains that have i kerosene to faulty wiring and r. Unceasingly in the River s up improper use of electric appliances watershed. Continue to be the principal known Howard United states Dis causes 0f fires on farms a he Conal Savannah in j tinted. A the individual has it in his Power to combat these hazards and i urge that he do his utmost to safeguard his family and property against the fire menace. Periodic clean up and inspection of premises will remove Many serious fire hazards. A the u. S. Department of agriculture has a special committee of Atlanta ga., oct. 2.�?up a As the farm fire Protection which is actively co operating with interested r tract Char Here of a Burin to my cite. Engineer e of strengthening the levee said there was grave danger c ack at a Point opposite the ass Section. Howard advised is of the Lowland sections give to higher Point in the Bahama death toll raised to thirteen fury of the tropical Gale blew itself out somewhere n a a the Virginia response is slow considering the prize list and the fact that candidates who do not win one of the big cars or Cash prizes Are paid to per cent Cash commission on every Dollar in subscription they turn in there should have been Many More candidates entered today. Real Money is available if you Are alive if you have the least spark of business judgment the least ambition to better yourself financially and to add to your income get in your name. Show a Little action and make More Money in your spare moments than most people make in a year and some in two years. Candidates Are slow in getting in. But say it would be better for All concerned if instead of too there would be 300 or 400 candidates. It is like this suppose that two men were candidates for sheriff. The Winner must have Over 50 per cent of All the votes cast. Now then supposing there were to men after the office the Winner should win capes today six deaths were added to reduce the losses from fires on to the seven it took at Nassau a i farms and in Rural communities Axnas last week before it circled Rural fire departments the Florida Peninsula turned in i Rural Volunteer fire departments land near Pensacola and headed modern motorized North aft Ward across Alabama and i apparatus Are receiving mailed and National organizations in an Effort with a Little Over to per cent of the do you get the idea . In addition the storms Progress across Northwestern Florida South Eastern Alabama and Central Georgia was marked by a Trail of tangled communication lines halted rail and Roadway traffic and in scattered localities damaged Homes and buildings. Pantages trial is rushed at top Speed jury chosen and hearing begins with Surprise move by state Las Angeles Calif. Oct. 2�? a the trial of Alexander pantages millionaire theatre Man widespread attention and represent investments which pay dividends in fire Protection especially where Good roads have been provided. A the Rural fire prevention and control movement Calls for concerted and continuous Effort by All concerned with the common end in View of conserving National resources both in lives and materials a of music is a part of the course of study in South Dakota Public schools this year. Poultry total votes. What causes slowness you have the ability. You can do it. It is a mental condition. You who have been howling calamity what Are you doing to bring about Prosperity to help yourself Are you Content to sit by and cry about not being Able to do this or that Here is Over $20,000 waiting for men and women married or single to take a gift without one cent of expense. What Are you doing about it Are you afraid you have not the time what is your time Worth to you anyway Are you afraid you Haven to the ability Are you afraid you Haven to the friends with conditions As they Are with so Manv looking for an Opportunity to add to their incomes Why done to More live wires enter this Campaign and carry on to win that is the question. Why Money is for Yon done to kid yourself with the idea that you Are too big to help yourself. The world will respect you if you Prosper. You la find Little sympathy if you Haven to got the a a nerve to fight out your own Sal Well i a won. Opportunity is Here for you. Mull charged with criminally attacking Eunice Pringle 17-year-old Dane i a a a . Moved swiftly Forward today and cockerel not so Good. With eleven jurors tentatively Sel. Ted and the prosecution laying a. Ii u t use it can you Rind any honest will they buy All the pullets excuse for not helping yourself pullets Are Selling you grasp it can you do with $2,535? permit a funnel Tkv have you a place for it can you Treopie Are Runny wily a Rand any honest the jurors were placed in m sight and then Walt until tier guard in hotel rooms a Signi Ana wan unit the state opened the trial with a the hatching season if upon set san ohnv�3�?o v them before buying their 5 against pantages. Fitts cockerel at double the Price that should pantages be a a a tried on both the assault charge and a charge of assault by Force upon a minor complications might arise As the result of a recent appellate court ruling and asked the latter count be dismiss a a the defense objected saying its plans i experience Superior judge Charles Fricke a we do not need a rerun. For which they May new be purchased mrs. Henry l. Kiel of Corsica had the following clip the nomination Blank in this paper. That Means 5,000 votes for Vou. Come to the evening Republican office and learn All about this. Get a working outfit. Then go to i it. You can win. And you who have entered get Wise to the fact that entering is but the Start. Done to be a Coward. Fight baseball results National league r h e Chicago ii 110 103�?7 14 2 that most of the leading actors must again take the witness chair. Secret papers shearers Story of getting the so called secret British document and of turning it Over to the Navy department and to senator Reed of Missouri during the Senate debate last february on the 15-Cruiser Bill ended his two Days of examination by the committee. Shearer named sir William Wiseman As the author of the British document and he described this Man As a the chief British spy in America during the world he said Wiseman is now with Kuhn. Loeb and company. Or. Wiseman promptly telegraphed to chairman Shortridge and said he understood the paper was an a absurd determined to recall most of the shipbuilders who hired Shearer to go to Geneva the committee wants to get an answer among other things to his statement that he was a a dropped by them because Frank b. Kellogg while Secretary of state called the Bethlehem steel corporation officers a on the to recall Pearson it is also Likely that Drew Pearson newspaper reporter will be re examined. He told the committee that Shearer and some of the american naval experts at Geneva expressed Hopes that the conference would no succeed. Rear Admiral j. M. Reeve u. S. N. One of those named by Pearson has denied emphatically that he expressed or entertained such Hope and Shearer in his More Blunt Way called Pearson a a liar. The shipbuilders and Shearer Are in Accord on one proportion. Both say he went to Geneva to report the trend of the conference and not to work against an agreement. However Shearer says he gave information to the newspaper representatives at the conference and that Nis real purpose we As a to get out the american Side of the a a o commissioner raps rail rate Edmands Washington. C., oct. 2�? up a declaring the investigation by the interstate Commerce commission into freight rates on Grain and live Stock in the West presented the Issue of whether the railroads Are j More powerful than the government i John e. Benton general solicitor for Thuc National association of rail Road and utilities commissioners today asked the commission to reduce i rates. Frolkey a License As minister revoked in �?T25 Lemars la oct. 2�?c4 a further inquiry last night into the career of Rex Frolkey a literal a Jack of All trades revealed still another chapter in the life which he ended with a self administered Bullet through the head tuesday after confessing to robbery of the Sioux Center Bank. The newest Angle was the revelation of the revocation of his ministers License in 1925, just a few months after he had been ordained. The evangelical conference gave As its reason the reports that Frolkey had consorted with questionable characters. O Seward neb., Bank Chicago 111., oct. 2�? a3 a the National Grain marketing corporation a proposed 20 million Dollar concern the purpose of which will be to cooperate with the Federal farm Board As it extends marketing Aid to Grain Farmers May be a working reality within a week it was revealed today by William h. Settle of Indianapolis chairman of the committee authorized to effect the corporations set up. Settlers statement was made to the associated press just before he and a special sub committee of three went into session with members of the farm Board. The purpose of today a meeting was to Iron out any differences of opinion the farm Board and cooperatives might hold on the corporations by Laws. No major changes in the set up which already has been outlined by the sub committee were anticipated by or. Settle. The sub committee is authorized to make any minor changes that might be agreed upon and this Wrork it was expected would require not More than two Days of conference. Will incorporate soon in the event the farm Board demands no major changes and or. Settle reiterated his belief there Rould be no such demand the special committee of sixteen cooperatives will be immediately reconvened As a Board of directors and the new farm organization will be incorporated under the Laws of Delaware he said. Or. Settle said he expected the corporation to be functioning in thirty Days providing the members of the farm Board agreed at the present conference on the major policies. A while the organization could be incorporated almost immediately a Settle said a it would be at least a month before it could actually function As marketing no predictions while immediate organization would have some effect on late Grain prices the committee chairman was not prepared to predict How extensive the effect would be. He added however that next season will find the corporation a smoothly working Grain marketing machine. The farm Leader also expressed himself on recent criticism aimed at the Federal farm Board in Washington especially by senators. A it is very unjust a he said a i know every member of the farm Beard personally with the exception done to believe presi legion will Goto Boston in 1930 Louisville ky., oct. 2.�? up a Boston won the 1930 convention of the american legion Here today. Just prior to the balloting Miami fla., presented an invitation for the 1930 convention but it was tabled on recommendation of Herbert killer of Montana chairman of the committee on the next convention. He recommended that Only Boston and los Angeles be considered. The balloting was Cut Short by the los Angeles representatives who moved that the selection of Boston be made unanimous. To Senate votes rate Powers to Congress Mcmaster and Norbeck line up against flexible clause Aimee smother sued for $50,000 Seattle pastor charges she wooed him and broke promises of one and i Dent Hoover could have chosen bet a i r St a it a ter men. The farm Board has fun lobbed of Tyz Dju j toned As fast As it is possible. It is Seward neb., oct. 2.�? in a four unmasked bandits robbed the first National Bank of Seward shortly after it opened this morning of approximately $2,500 in Cash and undetermined amount of Bonds. Entering the Bank at 9 25 a. In. The four ordered j. L. Carter cashier Arthur Trule assistant cashier and Julia Berry and Matilda Ahl Schwede bookkeepers to lie on the floor. They then made a systematic search of the tellers Cage scooping up All Money in sight. The Bonds were taken from the vault which was open but it is believed no Cash was obtained from it. O not possible to throw together a Gigantic organization such As the proposed Grain corporation Over weather forecast South Dakota mostly fair tonight and thursday slightly warmer tonight in West portion. Nebraska mostly fair tonight and thursday slightly warmer tonight in Central portion. To War mostly fair tonight and thursday slightly warmer tonight in extreme Northeast portion. Minnesota mostly fair tonight and thursday not much change in temperature. North Dakota fair tonight and thursday not much change in j temperature. Local temperatures maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a in. Today maximum 69. Minimum 39. At 7 a. In. Traoy 40. Roads Good. In the Grain and livestock cases precipitation 0 precipitation Benton said the railroads Are still since january l 23.75 inches pre refusing reductions and demanding capitation excess since january i Brookhart challenges right to make Loans Washington d. C., oct. 2.�? in a the right of the Federal farm Board to make Loans to the proposed Farmers National Grain corporation was challenged today by senator Brookhart of Iowa during examination of Sam r. Mckelvie of Nebraska wheat a representative on the Board by the Senate agricultural committee. The iowan said the farm act authorized the Board to make Loans to cooperatives and not to corporations. A no one in the world Ever created a corporation that was cooperative a Brookhart said. A this corporation is going into the Market with the rest of the gamblers and see what it can a not at All a Mckelvie replied. A the corporation will be controlled by the cooperatives and the profits will go to the a of soldiers called to halt strike riots Raleigh n. C., oct. 2�?c45 a two companies of National guardsmen today were ordered to East Marion where a riot occurred this morning at the Marion manufacturing company a Cotton Mill. Companies at Salisbury and North Wilkesboro were ordered to entrain for Marion As soon As possible. O Seattle wash., oct. 2.�? a details of an alleged a whirlwind court ship involving the Rev. H. M. Clark former Seattle minister and mrs. Minnie e. Kennedy were due for an airing in court Here today in Clarks $50,000 breach of Promise suit against the Mother of Aimee Semple Mcpherson evangelist. Clark was called to the stand yesterday but his Story remained unfinished when court recessed for the Day. A judicial order excluded from the courtroom gins under 181 years of age during the Tek no of testimony. The former Seattle minister testified that he first met mrs. Kennedy in a Seattle motion picture theater and described some of their subsequent meetings in hotels and restaurants Here. Clark charges that mrs. Kennedy under the alias of a mrs. Klark a wooed him persistently promised to marry him and agreed to build him a Tabernacle Here and equip a a gospel ship for evangelistic work along the Pacific coast. He alleged she later refused to keep her promises. Clark broke Down and sobbed when he described the mental reaction which he said he experienced when he found mrs. Kennedy had a a deceived him. A a in a rather have a red letter on my breast than seared into my soul a he faltered. A i Felt i must Tell All. I Felt As if a moral hit and run Driver had struck me and sped away in the Clark contended that he was so completely compromised by mrs. Kennedy that he could a never take another he also said in his complaint that her failure to marry him had wrecked his plans for religious work. Chicag bombers invade Gold coast explosive tossed through window of civic leaders club stirs City Chicago 111., oct. 2.�?- to a in a year of nearly too bombings last nights dynamite attack upon the Lake Shore athletic club was the first to be made against a fashionable and exclusive group of chicagoan. The bomb was tossed through a window of the $6,000,000 clubhouse tearing a Hole in the Wall of the natatorium. The club is at 850 Lake Shore drive in the heart of the Gold coast and the Force of the explosion was Felt in nearby Homes and hotels. Several members in the locker room and men and women in the lounge were staggered by the blast. Frank j. Loesch 76-year old As assistant states attorney and member of president hoovers crime commission was aroused from sleep in his Drake hotel apartment and joined in the investigation. A the persons who did this bombing he said a advanced to the very door of the civic leaders of Chicago. The bombing must be o 12 republicans Bolt Washington d. C., oct. 2�? apr the Senate today adopted the democratic proposal to restore to Congress the Power now lodged in the president to change Tariff duties after investigation by the Tariff commission. The vote was 47 to 42. The decision the first major test vote on the Tariff in the Senate was against the wishes of president Hoover who had urged retention in the pending Bill of the flexible principle. Under the minority proposal the flexible provision continuing in effect the seven year old policy of permitting the president to raise or lower rates to the extent of 50 per cent would be changed to give Congress the final say on reports on suggested Tariff changes from the Tariff commission. The Roll Call for the democratic provision republicans a Quot Laine Borah Brookhart cutting Frazier Howell Johnson Lafollette Mcmaster Norris Nye and Schall. Total 13. Democrats Ashurst Barkley Black Blease Bratton Brock Caraway Connally Copeland Dill George Glass Harris Harrison Hayden Heflin Kendrick King Mckellar Overman Pittman Robinson of Arkansas Sheppard Simmons Smith Stephens Swanson Thomas of Oklahoma Trammell Tydings Wagner Walsh of Massachusetts Walsh of Montana. And Wheeler total 34. Total for 47 against the democratic plan democrats Broussard Fletcher Ransdell and Steck. Total 4. Republicans a Allen Bingham capper Couzens Dale Deneen Edge fess Gillette Glenn Goff Goldsborough Gould Greene Hale Hastings Hatfield Herbert Jones Kean Keyes Mcnary Metcalf Moses Patterson Phipps Reed Robinson of Indiana Shortridge Smoot Steiwer Thomas of Idaho Townsend. Vandenberg Walcott Warren Waterman and Watson. Total 38. Total against 42. The six senators not voting were paired Hawes Democrat Norbeck Republican and Shipstead Farmer labor for the proposal Burton Oddie and Sackett All republicans against. Of Cincinnati .0002 200 000�?4 7 i Quot to defense was assumed to be have sold All the pullets and i Gonzales May and Al increases. He protested against commission examiners report recommending increases in livestock rates. 5.52 inches. It Psi to combat both charges j _ in and tined with Pitts that passel could have sold More witty a wow Sal might thou h we did not sell any m the event conviction on a a it Only one count was returned. Crr to cockerel. Hog of tile dismissal was followed by and sell cockerel an unsuccessful attempt by the Tell i a l defense to delay the tri amp a know. The Blank is Handy 3 Uke Forth. Brooklyn new rain. No other games scheduled. American league Washington Philadelphia. Games cancelled rain. No other games scheduled. York cancelled. Two holds up cashier Milwaukee. Wis., oct. 2�? a3 a a Bandit held up a cashier As he handed out pay envelopes to pm escaped with about $2,500. Weather and roads today in Congress temp. 7a.m i Sioux Falls 50 67 Yankton 44 70 Aberdeen 40 67 Huron 43 68 Watertown 47 56 rapid City 43 66 Brooklings 52 65 to 43 44 39 43 43 42 41 of. Roads .00 Good .00 Good .00 Good .00 Good .00 Good .00 Good .00 fair by the associated press wednesday Senate resumes Tariff debate with vote on flexible provision near. Sam r. Mckelvie of farm Board testifies before Senate agriculture committee Senate foreign relations committee resumes investigation of claims of americans against Cuba. Kudy radio Case is before Board Washington d. C., oct. 2.�? special a the Federal radio commission is holding a hearing today on the application of station Kudy owned by j. Albert Loesh Oldham for unlimited time on the air and increased Power. Station Kudy now is assigned unlimited time but it desires to use this with too Watts Power instead of 15 Watts its present allotment. This necessitated a hearing and perhaps May result in the sharing of time by Kudy with some other station in the event the increased Power is granted. Stations Igde of Fergus Falls minn., and a Gnu Mandan n. Dak., were expected to be represented at the hearing. 2 killedj5hurt in strike rioting Falls dismissal plea considered Washington d. C., get. 2�? a3 a Justice William Hitz in the District of Columbia supreme court today took under advisement the plea of Albert b. Fall that the bribery indictment against him should be dismissed on the ground that the Case had been closed by Falls acquittal for conspiracy in connection with the Elk Hills Calif., Oil leases. Justice Hitz after hearing argument on the motion of the former Interior Secretary noted that the Case was set for trial on its merits next monday and said he would dispose of the motion on or before that Day. O Adam Apple hangs fast one on judge St. Paul minn., oct. 2.�? a a Adam Apple s Adams Apple bobbed just a Little bit too often and so Adam was brought into court yesterday for intoxication. But he had his Story. A when i broke my Finger a said Adam exhibiting a bandaged digit. A it Hurt so much that i got a Little Moonshine for liniment. It did it do my Finger any Good but it went to my head and so i got a on your Way a said judge John w. Finehout when he regained his breath a a that a the Best in be heard and Adam walked out with a 15-Day suspended sentence. O Kentucky governor arraigned on Graff Frankfort ky., oct. 2�? in a indicted on a charge of having accepted a a gift of value from a publisher bidding on Kentucky school books in the form of a a great number of textbooks gov. Flem d. Sampson was arraigned today. He will base his defense on the fact that the advertisements for Marion n. C., oct. 2�? up a two bids stipulated that the texts were men were killed and fifteen others j to be provided for his inspection. The governor is scheduled to go injured twelve of them seriously in a Battle Between Union and non on trial today in Franklin circuit Union workers at the Marion Manu court on the charge conviction of factoring company a Cotton Mill i which might mean six months la Here today. I jail or $1,000 Fine or both a a i s

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