Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 8, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota
The daily distribution of i i Venine in pub during in a a a month of sept no i x1�?T Quot As 9,825 the evening Republican City edition vol. Xxxix Mitchell s. Thursday october 8, 1925. Sixteen pages number 7pirates win Secord game a Viand of solons. Love is thicker than blood edict Cabinet change i Oge refuses to give child Hack to Mother cited As infant baby Ellen will stay with Foster parents court says i May be urged by legion men and love wins out on. Of. Ort. S it Nea it a a blood ticker than water but blood cd thicker than love. Is a court ruling. A judge Here has held that o a he Law a claim to a Little i based on love is stronger than am based Only in parentage r Martha manful came to can from her Home in Wisconsin left her Little baby in a Church cry and returned to her Home. Be of the women in the Nursery it n Home. Later the i tie me into the custody of or. And Linter mine. Cared for the baby As if she heir own child. As the balt a into a Sweet faced Little Rel Tow of hoi other Mother than me c in Wisconsin Are. Manf ii led and came Hack to i a an a i la i in her child. The mines bad a a it a so attached to the Little girl a they could t Cive Ber up. Of manful so a asking Tor a r t of Hareas Corpus which would i return the child called baby Ellen. J but love won Over blood in deciding the Case. Iii Lye Alcey a eld a Parent who Abandons t child f of is the natural parental r gilts j a feelings of t Hor who Tike the b id my care for it tenderly As Well As the welfare of the child itself must be considered before the Cia in i m parents merely by reason of blood a <1 at inn ship. He held. Coolidge Back at desk after Omaha Jaunt Cuyler a Home run in eighth cinches game Resolution Likely to Call for ninth inning rally for Wash establishment of defense in ton Falls Short with department one counter the Box score Mitchell sidetracked final score 3 to 2 of of his proposals How by Ftp such Kkt a for comma Der life go is knocked unconscious by pitched Bau retired f rom game Omaha. Nebr., get. 8.�? by the associated press in one of the greatest fights of the american legion s existence loomed today. In two Little worlds buried far Down in today a program was hidden a situation that promised to develop a teat of strength of the old line leaders and the legionnaires termed by some a the insurgent group with the result possibly influencing the election tomorrow of a National commander and even the policy of the organization. They were committee reports. The promised Battle entered on the report of the legionnaires first aeronautical committee. That body including a representative of possibly More state delegations than Ever previously sent members to a or Mitt meeting Laboured heatedly All of yesterday before finally evolving a Para Eaph that Jfe out the name of col a Barbes Field Pittsburgh oct. by the associated press a a Home run by kill Cuyler Pira e outfielder scoring Moore ahead of him in the eighth inning gave the pirates a Victory Over Washington today in the second game of the worlds series and squared the count at one game apiece. The score was 3 to 2. Another crowd filling the Parks capacity of 4 5,000 was on hand for a fresh tussle Between pitching veterans Stanley Coveleskie spitball Star of the senators and vie Aldridge of the pirates. The weather was warmer than on opening Day but the skies were a hit overcast As the game started with a Haze spreading Over the Field that promised to help deceptive twirling shoots. The rival lineups our Ide the Box were unchanged. A lottery of photographers surrounded Coveleskie As lie warmed up Washington a r h o a e Rice of d 0 n of a a s Harris. 2b 3 0 0 4 4 a Goslin. Of 0 4 n a a a a judge la 4 i i 11 a a j. Harris of n a it 0 o a a a Luege 3b 2 a a a i a Over. 3 b i a i i a a Peckinpaugh. Is 3 a i i 7 a rec 3 0 i 5 a a Koveleskie p 2 a a a a it a Mcneely x 0 i a a a a Cvach xxx a a a a a a Ruether xxx i a 0 a a a totals 31 2 8 of cd 14 2 Pittsburg a r h o a e Moore 21 4 i a 3 i a Carey of 4 a o 4 a a Cuyler of 3 i i i a a Barnhart of 4 a i 3 a a Traynor 3b 3 a a a 2 a Wright is 4 1 2 i 5 a Grantham la 4 a a a i a Smith c 3 a i 6 2 a Aldridge p 3 a a a n m 0 totals 3 2 3 7 27 13 0 Federal jury names Norbeck and Mcmaster governor asks to determine status in connection with Ewert Case Clark requests move u. S. District attorney Norbeck say Quot ook step to further own ends. While another group of photographer a Mitchell the air service j a nov snapshots of Vir air drop a a critic but which would recommend t of it foot into condition for Pittsburgh. Innings off Aldridge 8 x ran for j. Harris in 9th. T xxx batted for Ruel in 9th. Xxx batted for Coveleskie in 9th. Score by innings r. R. E Washington to too ooi�?3 3 2 Pittsburgh too too a2x�?3 7 0 summary Home runs judge. Wright Cuyler. Sacrifices Coveleskie Cuyler s. Harris Veeh left. On bases Washington Pittsburgh 7. Bases on balls off Coveleskie i Traynor off Aldridge 2 j. Harris Peckinpaugh. Struck out by Coveleskie 3 Carey. Alegre Smith. Aldridge i so. Harris Reid Covelo Ikie. Kuether. Hits of Coveleskie 7 in amp in 9 a in legs. It Rel Turner Clin and Bab it open one Dakotan a income Over $75,000 Mark others the Roff Hoft state have in com in from 10,-ooo to $70,000 to. Of8 a id Cool i turned to thus Estr a today from Oma re to attended the i Csc convention. A reside Tia i train t a it lied a to s h c z after a of clock and a if behind schedule. Was Ca us a by a freight est Virginia 1�2 i was b lit Cion which Block i. _ a in an end or the presidents a Side i apparently was in spirit i of a his 2 6aq mile thin a. Ii hour after his a a can at i Rio desk taking up left o of h i St saturday night. The 7.7 hts of almost con a vol i l h president devoted is tin i t o rest and relax cons , a Able Reading and on in Sud i routine govern were be Coelar Midland woman to oppose head of woman s clubs evening Republican Bureau. Sat Albee building Washington. I c., opt. 8. By forge f. M Thier a Only one South Dakotan has an income of More than $75,000, log Ord a inc to income tax figures made pub i ill for South Dakota at the Treasury department today. The figures indicate tha but one Man in the state returned income tax figures on an i to i mine Between $70,000 and $90.0 a. One More Smith Dakotan put a id tax in an in Quot me of Between $60,aaa and $70,0oa. Three paid taxes on incomes j too 33 Between $15,00 and $20,aaa it and 1a9 Between a Fiao and $20,00�. The statement made Public today j also shows the following income tax facts for South Dakota population census of 1 9 2 a. �,55,532 percent of population filing returns i 3 55 number of returns. 21.92$ or of cent of Tot Ai .28 net income amount ? 15a, j 70,861 percent of total .2 amount of tax $350,312 percent of total .95 average net income per return $2,287.9$ per capita net come reported $76.53 average in come tax per return $13.9$ per a pita income tax $.53 Totol number f corporations. 2.856 number re i porting net incomes. I. 3 6 Gross income. $121,094,621 deduction. $116. $72.42 net income 34,222.570 in Kcomt tax. $296,618 dividends in Cash $2,000,642 dividends in Stock. Frau j 3 $ i corporations reporting no net Pally of Rorro is to iwo had Sroy in it on it. Or the prod nov of Tho St abortions ref Flolid moderation of women 1 4.0�m a dividends in Cash. S�3, he Seishin late yesterday mrs. I to heretofore was unopposed j cd Bijj Ted along tue mrs. V. . Of mid i Auh. The election be held today. Principal speaker on today so ? i w As m is. E ii Ward f Rankin i a. It a president of the nation a e i Ion. Kath the forecast and South Dakota partly of Cloudy tonight and Friday sewing Mitchel defies order calling him to probe Refl ski to t ski o nth boffo i Riv m i pit to make statement support for one of his proposals. Tho report prepared for submission to Tho convention today would recon mend that Tho legion go on record As favouring development of a new Cabinet position that of the defense department. With three subordinate curve and it was was going to follow the plan of Meadows in feeding the senators Washington. O. P., Oft $ �?~4�? colonel William Mitchell refused today to testify before the naval court investigating the Airship Shenandoah disaster. He also refused to tak oath. The objection was made on his behalf by his counsel representative f. R. Reed of Illinois who said that sine no formal summons had been issued colonel Mitchell desired to read a Brief statement before any Effort was made to place him under oath. Rear Admiral Hilary p. Jones president of the court said the witness could make no statement until the oath had been administered. Represents to e rapid insisted and Admiral Jones announced that the court was closed whereupon the hearing room in the Navy building was cleared of the crowd composed largely of women. Until the court could consider the situation. After he had objected to being sworn before the court under the order of the army directing him to appear a formal subpoena for his appearance was issued today by the naval body. Judge advocate Foley delivered it in person and Mitchell refused to accept service under advice of his counsel. Col. Mitchells communication to the adjutant general said a i hereby request that the order from the adjutant general delivered Ort. 7, 1 925, that i report to the naval court of injury at to a. Rn., oct. S. 192 5., be revoked. A my reasons Are As follows a a Ai i have been notified by the War department that court martial proceedings Are impending against me. A a by t am advised by my counsel that it would be inconsistent with my Legal rights and might prejudice my Case should i be required to testify before the naval court on matters in to be subject of inquiry in possible court martial proceedings. Nha chec in shooting Down German air planes in the world War and son of Kenesaw Mountain Landis. It was regarded As More or less a de to rat Compromise amur inasmuch As a healed fight Over mention of Mitchell s name on the floor of to convention of i promised no matter presented in th1 j Coveleskie did not Gem to show any j hit by Aldridge Irlue it. Bag 41 difficulty in his pitching motion be Dridge. Passed Ball Rue. Winning cause of a recent muscle Strain i Pitcher Aldridge. Losing i Quot Quot 1 o his Back. Aldridge employed a wide j Veleski. Umpires Owens plat it was evident that a Mccormick first Bas. Moriarty at second Rigler third base. Tim of game 2 4. Series. No runs no hits no errors. A dec Ond innings no tors judge up a Ball one. Strike on. Ball two. Aldridge kicked. Claiming it should Hay been a Shrike. Strike two. Foul. Judge got a bom run into the right Field stands. He caught a fast curve on the end of his Bat and it it Ball ailed High my far Joe Harris up strike one. Ball one branches equate representative of the j a intently with deceptive drop. The army Usa and air service. J was considered Good strategy by Nee make. Suggest Ion 1 Mckechnie because the american the Paragon As adopted was i a be is mainly a fast Ball league written by Recd Landis second Only pitchers depending on Speed to americans a of aces. Kadi Rick-1 Ling w Washington a let yesterday. A we of Illinois the National Chap la in j or did t do anything with Bim. By legion. The chaplain absented \ this is another Day and we re out to committee s official report. Early yesterday Mitchell found on outspoken sponsor in father i en9-gear for t he in election As a Delegate at Large by Square things the Oregon delegation and indicated f Bernard Tillo Tor Rookie to a in no Uncertain term that he. For one i curved them Over for the pirate in would sponsor som sort of recent i Bat my Drill. The regulars w ent afm nation for Mitchell from the con j ter i offering with a snap that invention floor f moated the heavy artillery was or it was indicated Early today that pared to do it utmost damage when a her would a no minority report. The game begins. And whilst to one Mitchell has Ai Kiki c Tyler. Glenn Wright and pie number of friends in the convention tray nor. The latter the Only on of and others known to favor the results f he pirate sluggers to find the rang for yesterday All drove the Ball to the who a the Pitcher were warming up the big crowd a kept in Good humor by the antics of Nick Altrock and Ai Schacht. They put on their rowing and boxing stunt which Drew a big laugh Faith Square forint to Harris shot a fas grounder pest a a there Only Ope Walter John Wright for a base. up. Joe son a said manager Mck Chni in t Harris a thrown out stealing reference to the baffling work of in Smith to Moor. Ball on. Ball two. Cd i now warming up for Pitts Burgh. Barnhart Tonk flu Eger a High Fly. Peck up. Ball on rail two Trainer threw out Peck and Gran Tham mad a Glove hand Stop of t in Ynores wide throw to saved trav nor an error. Me run two hits no errors. Pittsburgh Barnhart up. Bam hard ept out a Fly to fun hitting the j first Ball pitched. Tray nor Cam or for a cheer a he stepped to the i plate. Tray nor up rail on rail two. Covey up the Ball around i Traynor s Knees. Lueg smothered train or hot smash and threw him Clems no Ope in add Stirm to Fatheryar reaches in practice As thei.0w Gan Hart indicated he in ult is by he Herlth i Jam inc the left can out Wright tip. Wright crash.,i a pm the Rotor a s ran in the Opan to a Ned portion up up a vocal a fit # f amp i a. I compact Jitianu. Favor world court i manager Harris lost no tim it second in importance on today s confirming expectations that in Ovel program was the report of the Reso a Caskie. Product of the Pennsylvania jut ions committee which yesterday j Coal mine District and famous spot forced reconsideration by it of the re twirler would take the Mound port of the world peace committee. As for senators. Presented the report favored the la definite selection of Aldridge to Ion supporting United states ashes cd cd a for the pirates was announced Ion to the world court and directing ? a a Mckechnie Only Twenty minutes single to right. Grantham up. Strike one. Grantham swung viciously a i a spitball. Covey tried to pick it Echt i off first. Fouls Rik two. Foul Grantham was scattering the customers in the boxes with foul Batts. Bal one. Wright went to second on a pass cd Hall foul. Foul. Grantham l Pierre s. D., get. 8.th Al Federal grand jury Here today adopted a Resolution demanding that gov. Gunderson Call an investigation to determine whether senators Peter Norbeck and w. H. Mcmaster Are criminally liable for alleged manipulation of Rural credits funds by a. Vav. Ewert former treasurer of the Rural credits Board. Politics says Norbeck Redfield. S. D., get. 8.ap. A senator Peter Norbeck notified by the associated press of the action taken by the Federal grand jury demanding that gov. Gunderson investigate his connection with the alleged manipulation of funds by a. W. Ewer former treasurer of the Rural credits Board declared today that Tho move was entirely political and that it was engineered by s. A Clark u. S. District attorney. A Clark declared senator nor Beck is an aspirant for Rny seat in the Senate and he was Able to Force Federal grand jury action at Pierre today and did so in an Effort to create support for his own Lark in speak it or. S. In get a a copy off petition tha is circulating in Spink county requesting s. W a Lark of Redfield to become a Candida a for i nit stat senator a a it Peter Norbeit was presented to of. Clark today and a promised Quot an importing statement tonight. Or a Lark who in or for Tho fed ral j court refused until tonight to reveal whether a would accept the Call or decline it. Rumor Hills memorial has struck stump j y j. C Ftp a Pong reaching Pierre today so id gut in a Borglum in an add.? a i Ity Ort. I told a group of by in it Essef that residents of South Dak Fth Woi Fdl have to raise $50,0no Kcf a Monkey could be made available or the Rushmere american memorial. The report was Given by an and tved i Ai who i Aid the add How p refer red or Nan to r not in n the a of ground. His information was mrs of the j a if d cold. I Oral tempera twin my and minimum recorded by the official go thermometer from 7 a. In y to 7 a. In. Today. Turn 45. In today 35. Veathur and roads n is. 7�? i my co tinsel me not to the i hat Republican want ads. Y at Thein a before the naval can get students for classes in our by to Rouen a de. A ii j j Adion Snail have Leer. Mace on Muse Wang has been demonstrate a of. N Iai proceedings. By mrs. O. G. Olarsky of Parkston. Filling us sewing classes by us in a. A i. A a j i 4 sent to Headquarters. Opera a mail is a novel idea but be a 1 officially that col my h c1al c publican want ads were equal Ell had refused to appear the court i to the assignment As shown by the following letter from mrs Olawsky a i surely thank you for the want and. I had some Stu legion endorses Del from Murdo. S. D., from pan of memorial this communication is sent direct a there is not sufficient time for me to Send it through the Headquarters District of Washington. A copy a directed the judge adv Oke to communicate that fact to the War apartment which originally had ordered Mitchell to come before the court and i give testimony. A years study by legion league of nations. It was altered at to i half Days Effort however to have the legion recommend ran Quot International court of Justice but without specifying no other change was made. Ward Todas preceding ice committee Roper s to j club Day the program called for greetings from various organizations acid award ing trophies to legion Drill teams. After the selection of a Provost guard of one Man from each state delegation to assist the Omaha police the City was More orderly last a than any night since fire opening of the convention. There was a notice Able falling off in Street and hotel lobby gambling and liquor drinking. James a. Drain the National commander. Was forced to action by reports that a scamp followers might bring the legion into disrepute. The disorderly element was said not to by legionnaires but professional gamblers bootleggers and others preying upon the delegates and thousands of visitors. To f before starting time. S trouble or Augir Covey a Damp fling fan Harris mad easy work of Grantham throwing him out at fir. No runs. One hit no errors five minutes before Gam tim third inning Umpire Owens called the two club j senators Rul up. Strike on a 1 to the plate where they lined up. The Dridge kept the Hall on the Side. Players of each club wore mourning Ball one. Strik two this was a i bands on their left a m for Christy weeping curve. Ruel Fann a again i Mathewson. Tyd by a band the two Etna fooled by Aldridge a drop Hall n parallel lines marched across Ruel kicked to Umpire Owens. Goe the Field from the Home plan to eve up. Strike one strike two. Ball f deep Centerfield where exercises were one. Ball two. Covey also went of held briefly in Honor of the a it on str Kes. Rice up. Rice slashed a a president of the Boston braves. There line single into Center which a was a solemn hush among the far s d rid re had to Duck. Stan Harris in. As the two clubs faced each Rov rated by others who a sculptor brr who also a Lei thou their names be withhold. Org Lump of announcement Tom after previous declaration Toni the i $ i a necessary for the memorial would be provided by a a a number of wealthy individuals in the it St after $5,000 was mad available to As Quot a Tain whether Rushmere was adapt to the proposed Monument. The Quot Mon a for the examination a raised by i Blat k Hills residents and the Mountain pronounced Sui rattle by or. R re Lum. Hush More a former de Dieato f to the memorial get i with or Mcm the band played nears i Ball one. I my god to thee while the immense pick Rice ies attended by 3,oh� people including f r e n Aldridge to a hire it t for it a number of High stat officials. In an again Aldridge red off first. Strike one. Of a address at the dedication the Sculp a j Vaid that a the state of washing Ltd it crowd stood standing with uncover balk by Aldridge Rice went to be i would a completed by oct. I 1526 red Heads. The band then played the Ond. Ball two. Ball three. The j ror Adum further was reported Adf Star spangled Banner while the j colors were raised and then brought Back to half staff. The two c us then lined up and marched across the Field while the crowd broke into a a big cheer. Umpire Owens called balk a steadied Ald ride strike two. Wright threw out Stan Harr s at first and the danger was Over. No runs one hit no errors. Pittsburgh the sky was now be coming overcast with a pall of smoke. Ball one. Strike Farmer s Union is against Federal Road making Aid the players to the Field and every Smith up. Body arose and cheered a Sam Rice strike two. Smith got a line single i into left and this started he Pitts went to the plate. First inning senators Rice up. Vie Aldridge took a Brief warm up after a got to the Box and after Grantham conferred with Aldridge a few minutes Rice took his position at the plate. Rice up. Ball one. Aldridge s first pitch was wild and Traynor rushed Over Toj talk to him. Ball two. Strike on. Ball three. Strike two. Wright threw out Rice at first. Have advised rapid City business in a tha he at present had no a amp Ranee that the Money could be raised in the East but that if $50,000 was subscribed in South Dakota he believed the remainder would be forthcoming. One. He was reported to have mentioned judge e. H. Gary and a Quot or. Fuller of new York As being interested Aldridge up. Enough in the project to make sub clan tial donations for its erection. In his address or. Borg urn said a did not expect a one cent for my labors being willing to execute the Mem Burgh crowd howling. Strike one. Strike two. Aldridge forced Smith Covey to Stan Moore up. The senators had a double Plav in sight but Harris dropped the Hail rot Smith a second. Moore asked what his of. Foul. Strike me. Strike to. Would approximate or. Bors j urn is reported to hav answered s i a Between $4 50 and $500 a up. Ball one. Moore struck out. H to tons at a a pinball which struck ii the d it up car y Carey Stan Harris up. ? it t strik on. On. Singled into High Aldridge stopping at second. Cuyler up Ball one. Ball two. Strike one. Cuyler forced car re Peck to Stan Harris. No runs i Hazen n. D., and from Kennebec s. D., who found my at a in mum 47 minimum 34 roads fair. Pic for our a n. It. 25 a a _1 a of and in your paper. I surely had Geed. Results for which i am very to thankful. To War president to Aldridge. Ballf Ltd us. Strike two. Harris fouled the Ball Irving to bunt. Stan Harris Wen out strikes swinging a foot Over Aldridge a drop Ball up cos senator Goslin up. The two lip hit a Long Fly to Carey and the Pitcher w a going along race a and fourth inning Pioneer resident of Davison county found dead in bed a tem slur a Omaha. Neb. Ort. 8�?zp a a re Elution endorsing the proposal for to Ere of n a mors i a a mrs. Olawsky Sot her re a hut wout o c u i Alit t. 1. A i or in Chi of r the Cartier an for a j suits from fun indent display urine the world War. At h a the style of want and. It costs a Rue. It Staunton v., w. R ,�.,j a to. Lur. At t a i a of or. A in the Ordinary or Rimu or by tto am a run i Quot in n in urn 9 i a a non Ine Urainar it r on try. The h a at re our urn 42 minimum 34 .02 s Good. A temperature at 7 in no 4 6 minimum in roads Good. Chamberlain. S. Oct. 7.�? special it a the state Farmers Union convention which closed yesterday after Mort wont in record a opposing Dollar Matching w a the feda1 government in Road construction and resolved that the Federal government states counties and townships should each build and maintain their own. ,._. A a r,.ac of Era elected for the ensue in it a Gionfr fit to care it and la pitchers or going along Nic Edv and of \ Ion. It. To. A 8 Yam a. Year were president to w Batch Iler Pittsburgh crowd cheered for a full the fans prepared themselves for an Bourd an Early resident of Davison Yankton vice president k h verson of minute Aldridge worked nothing but other Mound Man Battle. Strike one. A county was found dead in his bed Bonesteel secret try and treasure. A curve through the inning. No. Ball on. Ball two. Ball three this morning by his daughter. Erh k h Sander. Tat ton Board of i run no hit no errors. Shrike two Wright mad a Beauty with whom he lived or a farm South James not gel. Yankton. To Bftts Burgh Moore up. Strike Fui Stop of Gosling deeming hit and of his r a. He had probably been rectors Atkins. Nagel Yankton. Wessington Springs. E. Xirum i cen.temperature at t a. Re Psi Murn 42. Minimum # f a &1l in m Juji want and and is Worth the Dlf endorsed a for a t the erection of a memorial universe Ference. Try to Woodrow Wilson at Valdosta Moore bit into a fast breaking spitter f in got him by to Griffith. K Idoka e. La. Floyd. Rock j Ball Park threw out Moore j \ n claimed that Wrights throw Drew Ham and e. E. Owens. Colome do coming in fast to get his slow roller. Grantham off the bag. Judge up. Gate to National convention j. E a Quot Arey up. Strik on. Strike or to Barnhart robbed judge Hon Chamberlain alternate J Carey Wruck out on the spitball of a to base hit with a running sink Jar Dallas. J Covey kit the Ball around Carey a catch. Foe Harris up. Ball a knee. Cuyler up. Ball on Stan j Gutrie on. F r a two. Harris threw out Cuyler at first. I Stan Harris first assist in the Quick throw. Or dead several hours when Hia body was found. The deceased was 68 years old Ardt although he had not in ill be bed difficulty in Breathen occasion til hear trouble we an excellent Oil for air plane in mint a. A is to from. Locusts. Of a Dridge cd str. So or. Taxa re or aaa i in a to of his Dee rang Mats for uie fim a a i it. .1 d