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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 16, 1929, Mitchell, South Dakota Weather mostly fair the evening Republican third edition volume Xxxvii Mitchell s. Wednesday october 16,1929 eighteen pages number 14 due for probe says Norbeck Crooks death dogs tammany Chain banking trial demand sole Issue in City election walkers opponents drag Ruthstein Case in forefront of Campaign mayor seeks action new York. N. Y., oct. 16�? pm by an inexplicable quirk of politics the unsolved murder of a Gambler has become the principal Issue j temporarily at least of new Yorkus quadrennial Campaign to select a mayor. The spectre of the Rothstein Case has been resurrected and planted in in the foreground of the poll horizon by the strategy of men ambitious to supplant is j. Walker in the mayors naval Parley speculations stir capital will be taken up senator who will go is big says when Tariff is i question in official out of Way i circles opposes principle i Stimson is hinted Lim the Jan chair. Probably not since the Rosenthal Case 17 years ago in which Charles i Becker police lieutenant paid with his life for plotting murder has a j killing brought such loud reverberations in political circles. Arnold Rothstein slips were sealed in death but it was contended that he left behind an incriminating record of his dealings in Little Black books and other records whose contents have never been revealed. Walkers opponents clamor for the truth about reports that politicians and office holders were indebted to him for Loans. Still no solution j Joab h. Banton. New York prosecutor left above and Grover a. A Maze of conflicting statements Whalen at desk police commissioner have been criticized for not solv rumours and charges have cloaked 1 big the Rothstein murder. Fiorelo h. Laguardia lower left has made the Case since the Gambler was j the unsolved murder an Issue in his Campaign for mayor against James fatally shot in a room in the Park i j Walker lower right. George Mcmanus lower Center has been Dicentra a hotel november 4, 1928.dieted but is out on bail. He had participated in a stud poker i game there. I a sous Luke to hold packers decree for Justice finally aroused mayor a t Walker who demanded action. No solution was forthcoming. Joseph a. Warren retired As police commissioner pleading ill health and was succeeded by Grover a. I Whalen new Yorkus official Wel i Comer who promised speedy Justice for Rothstein a slayers. Warren j died later his spirit broken a i cording to his friends. Joab h. Banton retiring tammany prosecutor discounted the murder As having no political significance. A grand jury indicted George Mcmanus Broadway Gambler Hyman Biller and two other unnamed men on charges of first degree murder. Mcmanus was arrested and held in jail until finally released on $50,000 bail when Banton announced he would not be tried until Biller and the two others were apprehended. Judge makes postponement there the Case rested until under the heavy fire of Walker s opponents Flore to h. Laguardia Republican Norman Thomas socialist and Richard e. A Square deals candidate ban Ion announced he would bring Mcmanus to trial immediately. The Case was set for october 15 before judge Charles Nott but was postponed until november 12 evening Republican Bureau the Albee building Washington d. Washington d. C., oct. 16�? special car inquiry into certain phases of the Chain Bam. Mergers which Are sweeping the Middle West at present will be held As soon As the Tariff Bill is out of the Way senator Peter Norbeck chairman of the Senate banking and currency committee said Here today. By P. Williamson associated press staff writer Washington d. C., oct. 16�?up a one of the longest lists of candidates that has confronted president Hoover is that of the prospects in the Norris turns sarcasm on farm Board Points to excellent Golf game played by Mckelvie attack is seating Scarf Ace killed i Mcswiggin says wife of a s aide Chicago 111., oct. 16�? a a woman has offered an unproved solution of the three year old question a who killed Mcswiggin a a Oscar face Alphonse Capone lord of Chicago gangs and occupant of a Philadelphia jail Ceil Capone himself wielded the gun that felled assistant states attorney Mcswiggin and introduced the machine gun into gang warfare mrs. Frank Riege declared in a statement made Public tuesday night by Patrick Roche Ace of the states attorneys Washington d. C., oct. 16-op a a statement that chairman leg be of the farm Board had been a on j off of investigators the ocher Side of the Fence on the farm Relief question so Long that Levy for 1930 is reduced by City Council state department for posts in the he ought to feel compelled to do american delegation to the naval expense of filtration Plant is problem of budget $s,000 for Lake in spite of the fact that the Cost of water production for the City and proposed development at Lake Mitchell will entail an added expense during the coming year the Parley in London in january. Since the naval conference became a certainty the important affairs handled by the state department have been interspersed with the one something now for the agricultural interests was made in the Senate today by senator Norris Republican Nebraska. The Senate today temporarily sidetracked the Tariff Bill to take up the Norbeck statement is con question which appears to interest the question of confirmation of the Side red indicative of an increasing everyone in the department interest at the capital in the growth of Chain banking which it is generally predicted will present a number of problems for Congress to consider at the regular session in december. Senator Norbeck whose committee now has before it resolutions a Are you going to the arms conference a Hoover silent eight Board members. Legge former head of the International Harvester company was said by Norris to have grown Rich Chicago 111., oct. 16�?up a Frank biege alias Perry today characterized As a a lies the charges i a to Council was Able through care of his wife that he participated i i or knew about most of the recent major crimes of Chicago gangsters. Quot my wife a he said a is a woman while there have been no indican implements sold to the Farmers tons from the White House regarding the composition of the american commission the name of Secretary Stimson is the one most mentioned calling for a Broad investigation of j connection with the position of the banking system of the country chief Delegate. To assist him of indicated that the responsibility of course there would be ambassador holding companies in the Chais to Dawes who conducted with prime individual depositors and to the Federal government will come within the close scrutiny of his committee. Opposed to centralization he said he was not prepared to indicate what legislative Steps his committee might recommend until he had made several studies which the Tariff debase did not now permit. It is probable however he intimated that some legislation dealing with Branch banking and pos minister Macdonald in London the initial negotiations which culminated in the calling of the conference and Hugh s. Gibson american ambassador to Belgium who has rep while the latter were Quot going Down and Down deeper into a bankrupt Cyl May help now Quot he a been on me other Side of the Fence so Long a Norris asserted a that he will probably be interested in seeing that the Farmer does get some help one vote was cast against Legge in the committee while three votes each went against Samuel Mckel vie of Lincoln nebr., wheat member Vious arms conferences. One of the most important members of such p delegation yet one of whom Little is heard or written is the one who serves somewhat As a chief coordinator does in a Large w a a. M. I firm holding the organization we ably with Cham banking will together and seeing to it that its its Way from the committee to the j unc0ns Are Well carried out. A Senate floor soon after tile regular l this. Official the working session convenes in december. A assistant of the chief Delegate. In expressing his views on Chain two mentioned banking the chairman of the Bank two persons have been most to debentures May be modified ssh Ssiss r at is Sass open to the people of different Sec vision of the amp Tate department who tons to engage in. When it is intimately followed the London strongly centralized and controlled j negotiations and Pierre Boal Asta the Large cities we will Nave assistant chief of the division who has Dit ional problems to face. It is. Ajo Jaq worked closely with Secretary resented the United states at pre and Carl William of Oklahoma City. Turning to a discussion of Mckelvie Norris said he Quot May in t understand the needs of the Farmer but i understand he plays a Good game of Golf and knows All the needs of of great imagination. I Haven to seen her for a year. Mrs. Biege to a statement to states attorney Swanson described her husband As a Quot personal executioner for Al scar face Capone now in a Philadelphia jail. She named Capone As the Man who dictated a score of killings including that of assistant states attorney Mcswiggin the first machine gun assassination Frank Uale in Brooklyn and the gang massacre of last Valentines Day. Senatepr0bes Tariff lobby committee to Grill assistant employed by Bingham Dakotas to attend seat at least that seems Astle meet to discuss sumption in View of coming conference farm Board too Washington d. Oct. 16�? special a plans Are now Betag completed for one of the most important sessions of the National evening by. A lican Borean _ the Albee building i argued that it is a matter of econ Stimson and Joseph p. Cotton the Washington d. C., omy to have a business Large but under Secretary of state to the Lon Wash Egton. C., oct. 16�?the experience has shown that a Busi Don negotiations.,. Ness can be Large enough to be under Secretary Cotton is one of Grange farm fraternal Organiza almost unprecedented action of the j top heavy. The greatest efficiency the few offi Cio who have been Hon Ever held with Many South department of agriculture is Call i is not obtained to the larger units dealing with the negotiations who Dakota members expected to at tag a Trade practice conference for Henry Ford has been decent Rahz i hag yield himself completely aloof tent the sessions at Seattle wash., meat packers and wholesale meat a Quot it no on been a mete j�1/11 ?/5ulallon a a a toe Mem dealers october 22 is taken Here As not been Abie a a Barship of the commission. Compete with the larger ones but j k believed that if president Hoover chooses Secretary Stimson to head the american commission he would pc a that the under Secretary remain in Washington for the Long consultations which will be necessary Between the state department Navy department and White House during the Parley. The delegation will also include an equally important contingent from the Navy department. Rear Admiral Hilary p. Jones and commander h. Train both of whom Washington d. C., oct. 16�?up a the Senate a investigation of purported attempts to influence National legislation today encompassed referring to the Quot courageous both sponsors and opponents of the fight of mrs. Dolly Gann sister., the. And hostess of vice president cur a proposed a m the Tarif on tis to obtain her Quot proper seat at 5u? and the raging dispute that social functions Norris commended for months has surrounded that is Mckelvie for his a a interest in see sue. Tag How guests should be seated representatives of both sides of and determining Quot what they ought to eat and drink a the which gripped in turn the House and Senate commit the Nebraska senator said he tees formulating the Tariff Bill a fail now promises to engulf the Senate thought the farm Board would fail. U a to Aid the Farmer because the Law s Rrt l the i limited it to Deal with world in their of Stead of Domestic Price Bises and with other Phaes of the Gen for this reason it would not be the eral inquiry Washington lob Ful consideration to report budget fill consideration to report a budget for 1930 that is slightly under the 1929 budget. The total appropriations for 1930 have been fixed at $177,000, As compared to $177,732 for the current year. A members of the Council and May Fredericks declare themselves satisfied with their Economy Effort and Point out that the saving to the City would really have shown much larger had it not been for the necessary added expense of water production through the new filtration Plant and for the Money that has been appropriated for improvements at the Lake a sum of $5,000 was set aside for this purpose. The Money will repose to the Genera fund but it is Likely that the Park Board will have supervision of its expenditure although the appropriation was not made directly to the Park fund. Use pruning knife the administrative pruning knife was used liberally last night at the final budget meeting of the City Council and As a result the completed budget was far belar the appropriation figures As they stood at the close of the second Reading of the budget last Friday night. The following table shows the detailed budget figures for this year As compared to last year 1929 general fund $67,000 interest and sinking fund 80,972 Park fund 11,400 free music concerts fund 6,500 Public Library fund 6,500 commercial advertising fund 5,000 Board s fault. Hying one of the particular object s i i Tiv so investigating committee nary said he had beef deeply j under the. Leadership of senator pressed with the Hoard members Caraway Democrat of Arkansas was a determination of the source at the next month Headquarters of the Grange Here announced today. The Grange Headquarters promised that Tariff and farm Relief legislation As Well As the activities of the Federal farm Board will come to for full discussion when delegates gather from nearly All states next november 13. Will hear Board member the Grange authorities Here also fun crho s1 that the recent suggestion of president Hoover that the Public Domain be turned Back to the states which May have a direct effect on local Farmers to respect to consequent increase to Agricula j Concrete evidence that the governments attitude toward permitting South Dakota packers Large and Small to engage to Chain retailing is at least open to change. There has been a growth of these Independent establishments of re-1 cent years. Business can be top heavy a there is such a thing As a prop Secretary Hyde a action to calling size any undertaking. A a under no circumstances would i try this Case before election is november 5. Thus a year and a week since j Rothstein was shot Mcmanus will i face a jury on a charge of first j degree murder. O lady Mary Heath seeks Reno decree Reno. Nev., oct. 16�? a a lady Mary Heath noted British aviatrix has arrived to Reno presumably to foe suit for divorce from her i has been developing to favor of this the conference at Chicago follows on the heels of the announcement that the government has postponed until november its decision on the packers request for modification of the packers consent decree of 1920. This decre prohibits meat packers from Selling commodities other than meat at retail. It was entered into v the Quot big four packers to violation of tur amp a lands will also be brought up i at the re annual conference of avoid prosecution for the farm organization. The Grange announces that a member of the Federal farm Board will be present to address the meeting and to discuss policies of the Board. Officials of this organization Here Point out that the Grange still supports the debenture plan but Quot will be glad to operate with the Board whenever to plan Headquarters another interesting project which will receive attention at the Seattle meet is the erection of a National Grange Headquarters and memorial to Washington. Much sentiment Good Farmer can handle one Fum better than he can handle several farms. He May handle a Large one As we Ell As a Small one but it can easily become too Large. I have to mind especially the Dalrymple wheat farm to North Dakota that was famous forty years ago for its it were in constant touch with the size. That was in the period when president durin the London Nego wheat farming was profitable. Tens to nations Are expected to be Tallud although he believed they should have Quot functioned or aggressively from the Start a he added however that he Felt of the funds that have supported the Dispirito Caraway is also interested to exposing any individuals of thousands of Farmers made Money raising wheat to North a the anti Trust Laws. They Are now j Kota but the Dalrymple farm went arguing that a he Advent of the i on the rocks. Chain store with its tendency to control sources of manufacture of All foods has changed conditions and is forcing them into retailing. Dairymen oppose alone de. French give official acceptance to Parley Paris France oct. 16�? a a the French government today forwarded its acceptance to London of the British governments invitation to Jota to a naval conference Talon Quot i do not believe that a Central management to Chicago or new York can handle banking details better til an the local banker can. It is True that the newly devised a a do Mif Irant feature of this scheme of holding companies Vir Don to january. The text of the out a it a Tinnin at tally provides a form of Branch acceptance will be released tonight Case now attracting National at Bantu my and not the form. The ii., a ml0nn�?Tiiarte racked i Buest Lon what 10 do about it some quarters Fiat the p6� this matter with Many others have actively influenced a Grecul flu come Tore the committee of banking and currency As soon As the Tariff Bill is disposed o a the Board in a general Way had wh0 May have obtained funds from tried to administer the Arm Relief sugar interests on the strength of act promptly. A claim that they could influence senator Bilease Democrat South the voting of members of Congress. Carolina at the outset objected to tomorrow the committee plans to taking up the nominations at this delve into the employment of time and said he would vote against Charles l. Eyanson of the connect All of them because of the manner of cuff manufacturers association by to which they were brought before j senator Bingham of Connecticut a Republican member of the finance committee to assist him to activities connected with the drafting of the Tariff Bill. I the committee is particularly hers and inquired Why none appear. Anxious to learn whether Eyanson de for Mckelvie. J was receiving a salary from the a a chairman Mcnary of the Arwitt Anocia Tion at the Tai degree to keep the taxes do Ture committee said Mckelvie was time he was empi0yed by Bingham. In spite of increasing costs and the Senate. Slaps at Mckelvie Norris read from a department of agriculture document a endorsements for the various Board Mem 1330 72,008 75,592 11,400 6.500 6.500 5.000 $177,372 $177,000 following is the distribution of the general fund. General fund 1929 1930 general Misc 14,000 14,000 police and jail 12,000 12,200 fire dept 11,400 11,000 health dept. 3,900 3,500 engineering dept. 6,0001 6,500 War dories 31,Coo 41,200 Sti it dept. 14,000 17,000 sewer dept. 1,700 1,500 Street lights 11,400 12,000 City Hall 5,000 5,000 auditorium 3.000 3,000 fire hydrants 6,000 i municipal court 2,500 2.500 explaining the appropriations ordinance for 1930. Mayor Fredericks said a in drawing the budget for the coming year the City administration has tried to an almost Pata a a appointed after tile list was pre pared defied by witness heavy expenses incidental to our toward the close of yesterdays i a a project and the project of Mckelvie should wealthy Huband. Sir James Heath. British Iron master and Colliery owner. She denied herself to newspaper correspondents today but has taken an apartment for a three month period. Project Grange officials state and Means of obtaining it will be advanced next special trains will carry hundreds Tural organizations to support their plea for modification the stereotyped nature of the favourable testimony at the department of agriculture hearings is one reason for this feeling. Another is that virtually All of the High organized farm groups of die Lee ates and visitors from East Are porting the plea. The Only pm Points starting at Boston and rumours that lady Heath intend proceeding Westward by Way of de to Institute a divorce action have been current since her husband published an announcement to London november 16, 1928, that he would not be responsible for and further debts contracted by his wife. Lady Heath who was then in new York said Quot lord Heath is 75 years old. When a Man is that age he is Likely to be nervous about his weather forecast South Dakota fair tonight and thursday slightly warmer thursday in East and Central portions. Washington Chicago Minneapolis and the Canadian Rockies to Vancouver and thence to Seattle it is announced. Many members will take the Sev tenth or highest degree in a the Grange order this year officials announce Here. Pigs exception is the dairymen a National cooperative which has asked a congressional investigation before any action is taken. The unusual step taken by Secretary Hyde to calling the conference has also aroused considerable comment Trade practice conferences which Are meetings of Industrial groups to eliminate unfair methods and business practices Are a Long established system of the Federal Trade commission not of the department for dealing with Busi Hills Forest fire is under control hot Springs s. D., oct 16�?<a a j the Elbow Canyon Forest fire which Early yesterday threatened considerable damage to Southern Black Hills Timber land was controlled in the late afternoon by 300 fire fighters who worked throughout most of the Day. The fire burned Timber and grass land for a distance of two Miles attaining a maximum Width of about one mile. Its origin was not determined. Elbow Canyon is about five Miles West of Here. Successful backfiring directed by have More do sements than the others a replied Norris. Senator Wheeler Democrat Montana read a letter from a county Farmers Union in Nebraska saying Mckelvie was not to sympathy with the Farmers of Nebraska and the Northwest. He said he had received other protests against Mckelvie a confirmation from agricultural groups of the Northwest. Announcing he would vote for confirmation of All eight members of the Board senator Robinson of Hoover wipes Good Arkansas the democratic Leader wishes to Macdonald said supporters of the farm Legisla Quot that All tile More reason session Caraway encountered his bringing a soft water Supply into for publication. It is understood that the implication to the French acceptance is that so far As France is concerned the London agreement to order to possess immediate Force must be conditional upon the negotiation of a general treaty on sea land and air armaments. Washington d. C., oct. 16.�? a3 a president Hoover today sent a Telegram to prime minister Ramsay Macdonald expressing the conviction that the Welcome accorded the British statesman in this country a is an Earnest of the gratification Felt to this country that the Peoples of great Britain and the United states have been brought even closer together by your the presidents message was sent to response to a Telegram received from or. Mac Donald yes pigs is pigs any old time and especially when it Nebraska fair tonight and comes to Selling them thru a a. Lute to the local temperatures Way they sell i maximum and dumb Umpa-1 a a please discontinue the and. The pigs were sold and could have sold Many More. State forester Shoemaker at a Ness methods which dangerously joint about 50 Yards in front of the ter Day inst As he was leaving the infringe the Law but yet Are not main head fires was responsible for j United states for Canada quite violative checking the Blaze. A High wind j a _ an extraordinary Ore added to the seriousness Quot of the Situ j Italy agrees to take Secretary Hyde a action in assign j action. The loss was not estimated tag the chief of the Bureau of i by Forest supervisors. Plant Industry or. John r. Mohler i heavy Clouds of smoke Hung Over a hot Springs through most of the Day. O a lures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 a. In. Yesterday to 7 a. In. Today maximum 82 minimum 41 at 7 a. In. Today 41. Roads Good precipitation. 0 precipitation since january i 24.51 inches precipitation excess since january i 5.45 inches. Weather Quot a Quot roads by the associated press Lorf roads Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good splendid thanks for your service. Martin 4�?~please discontinue my 1 i j ii a Era Ely beneficial to the Adas i Nave sold All my pigs. There is Little doubt that Modi to preside Over such a meeting of packers is therefore regarded As extraordinary. A the purpose of the conference a said his statement a is to bring about by the voluntary action of the Industry the i imitation of wasteful unfair and uneconomical practices and to agree upon a code of sound practices that will tend to decrease costs of the business insure fair Competition and be Gen Minnesota votes on Kvale successor part in naval Parley Washington a c., oct. 16�?op a italian ambassador de Martino today informed Secretary Stimson that his government had gladly and unconditionally accepted the British invitation to the five Power naval conference to London in january. Willmar minn., oct. 16.�? pfc Japan sends official. Rmer labovites and republicans Parley acceptance battled with ballots to a special j Tokyo. Japan oct. 16�?op a the election today to determine which japanese reply to the British in Tion and president Hoover should assume full responsibility for carrying out the Law. A the responsibility a he said a must rest where it belongs and there will be no muddying of the Waters on my arguing that no question of the integrity of the members Iliad been raised he urged that the country be Given Opportunity to say the Senate had sought to hamper or restraint the president in the full administration of the Law. Wheeler criticizes senator Wheeler criticized Mckelvie for Betag a out of sympathy with the purpose of the act the Montana asked chairman Smoot of the finance committee if he believed the Rule of Quot survival of the fittest should apply to the Farmers. A the same Rele applies to the Farmers is to other classes a Smoot replied. Wheeler read a letter which he said had been written by Mckelvie and which he interpreted As meaning that Mckelvie believed to the Law of Quot survival of the fittest for banners. Tion to stand firmly upon its rights. By ins Eta that he answer questions to which he at first declined to reply. William Burgess the aged former member of the Tariff commission who now Hoid the position of Tariff advisor to the american pottery association was the Man. First recalcitrant witness and gave the City Tho City or ecu had three evidence of the committees Inten-1p�?oblems to consider in drawing this appropriation ordinance first the matter of the regular annual continued on Page sixteen. O former aide tells of fail Oil deals Washington d. C., oct. 16�?ow�? he finally revealed that he is Ai h. Foster Bain director of the by so retained by the National Asse Reau of mines to the Harding aviation of Wool manufacturers the i ministration testified today that National electric manufacturers Albert b. Fall had let his sub Ordin association a group of velveteen ates in the Interior department in manufacturers a. Greeting card As de stand that no final Oil leases striation the National title Manu could be negotiated without his a facture so association and the toy. Proval and that the Elk Hills and association of America. Pearl Harbor proposition had been mentioning chairman Smoot of submitted to him. The Senate finance committee sen he said the Elk Hills Pearl har actors Hatfield and Goff of West Bor papers were sent to fall at his Virginia. Watson of Indiana and new Mexico ranch by e. Finney fess and Burton of Ohio the wit first assistant Secretary of the to Ness said he had made Calls upon terror. Members of Congress in the inter the witness testified he had told est of including an american Valu a i the pan american Petroleum action rather than foreign in the and transportation company was Tariff Bill. He insisted that he merely gave these senators information. O cult priestess is jailed in thefts los Angeles Cal. Oct. 16�?up a mrs. May Otis Blackburn High priestess of a the divine order of the Royal Arm of the great eleven a was held in jail today to default of $70,000 bail for trial to Superior court on twelve counts of grand theft brought by Clifford Dabney wealthy Oil operator and former member of the cult. The Only firm which would bid on the whole contract. This he said was before fall left Washington several Days prior to the opening of bids. T Roo a reach end of Forcer cleanup Borrer Texas oct. 16.�?<jp a a veil on its Way to the Complete renovation of its City and county administrations deman led by governor Dan Moody Borger expected definite word today As to when the thanks to want and temp. 7am Hilo Sioux Falls 41 82 41 Watertown 48 77 42 Yankton 46 85 46 Aberdeen 40 83 40 Huron 42 84 42 rapid City 55 78 52 Brookings 62 78 45 Pierre 42 a 42 your service. Henry a Ruetschi a dear sirs Stop my and. I sold my pigs. A. M. Rosters and we have Many More letters which we have not had space to print yet fiction of the decre will be the primary topic of the conference. There is equally Little doubt that if modification is permitted the West will be the scene of a bitter Battle Between the prospective meat chains and the present grocery chains. O eds have invaded every male stronghold at the University of Missouri except the study of Medicine. Party shall represent the seventh i Minnesota District in Congress succeeding the late o. Kvale of i Benson. Represented by Paul j. Kvale son of the late congressman the ibor party made a bid to i regain its representation to the lower House of Congress while the republicans sought to place James Morrison Veteran editor of Morris in the seat made vacant by the death of Kvale cremated As he slept when fire destroyed his sum Mer Cotta re at Battle Lake minn., \ last september. Citation to participate in a naval conference in London to january was telegraphed today to ambassador Matsudaira at London for transmission to the British foreign office. It was understood to be an unreserved acceptance. Of Senate refuses to end milling in Bond Law troops which have enforced its religious jaws and administered its courts _ m since declaration of martial Law mrs. Ruth Weland Rizzio Daugh win be replaced by newly appoint a Blackburn and second a Sivu officers ter of mrs priestess of the organization was Washington d. C., oct. 16�?the released yesterday when a Munici today in Congress Senate has refused by a Large majority to set up a Tariff Barrier against the 20 million bushels of High protein can Adan wheat imported duty free by the Buffalo and Seattle Millers and made into flour for the Export Trade. Of kills aged mate with axe by the associated press Senate continues Tariff debate. Caraway committee continues Senate lobby investigation. Summit n. J., oct. 16�?04 a mrs. Laura Mathilda Titus White haired and wrinkled by seventy years of life today killed her 78-. Australia is the second leading mar year old husband with an axe. Ket. Pal court judge ruled the evidence against her was insufficient to warrant action. Or. And mrs. William p. Rhoades cult members held in connection with the death of Willa Rhoads their Foster daughter were released on orders of Captain Ray Cato police investigator. O Canada is americans Best customer for refrigerating equipment. T ability of rum a filters test. A de Washington. D c., oct. 16�?czp an inquiry to determine whether in government May prosecute but a is of liquor under Section 6 of the volstead act which Chi its manufacture Sale or Purchase of lie nor without a permit was proposed today by senator Sheppard Democrat Texas author of the 18th amendment

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