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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 19, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota 16 Page the evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxix Mitchell South Dakota thursday october 19, 1922 number 16.loyd George quits Post Mother would Send children to chair love turns to hate when her child is slain mrs. Jennie Katz to be Star witness against two daughters at trial she want vengeance a up Mother can never for j i it nor forgive tragedy that took her favorite by Alexander Herman Nea service staff writer new Haven conn., oct. J 9�?with b hate so intense that it has killed All her love a graded wrinkled grief stricken old Mother Hopes prays that two of her children and two grandchildren will go to the electric chair. After de voting her life to the sufferings and sacrifice of bringing up i family of 12 in the ghetto of new York mrs. Jennie Viatz. 73, is Bent on seeing part of her own flesh and blood pay the death penalty. No Mark of Cain wih satisfy her. She wants Only death and revenge. When her children Max Katz and mrs. Minnie Reisler. Wife of a John the Barber a Well known figure on Broadways and two of the Reisler boys Are put on trial in new York soon for the murder of miss Bertha Katz another daughter mrs. Katz will be the Star witness against Thein. A i will Tell what i know a she says a and i Hope that the Law wont be her first interview trembling she went on. It was the first time that she had been interviewed. A imagine that you had a pet de it a she said speaking rapidly. A you had to for years and loved it. A it stood by through trouble and despair and watched Over you Faith fully. You loved it More than anything else in the world. A then one night while it was lying by your Side your House was broken into. Your pet was shot Lown without warning or provocation. A you heard it moan in pain. A imagine that a and remember a that it was no pet dog that was killed. It was my Young daughter he child i loved Best a can to forget or forgive silence. The old lady s lips kept moving but there was no sound. He was praying. A it does no Good a she continued after a few moments. A my Bertie is one forever. A with her went All my love. I Lave no More now democrats in Ohio sure of winning state confident predictions Are made that republicans will lose everything Farmers Are restless t in frs dissatisfied w i t h state As Well As n National and it a in str Viton s famous War minister of great Britain is compelled to retire Portland fears great invasion of a Swob Bliest mrs. Jennie Katz and at the tips of this new Triangle in crime her two daughters mrs. Minnie Reis mayor Baker orders round Ler left and Bertha Katz i p of suspicious Char-afters�?350 arrested right. By associated press leased wire Portland ore., oct. 19�?with the declaration that Portland was threatened by an invasion of thousands of members of the Industrial workers of the world coming Here to participate i the water front strike. Mayor e. Baker last night and Early today by orders to the police caused the arrest of 350 men for investigation. The arrests were made by the authorities in wholesale raids in sections of the City where most of the Dock workers reside and when the men had checked Over at the police station m5. Most of them believed by dying a Day in Thau tee Quot haying to be of he a Quot to there looking up and me helpless. I shall hear her another lapse into prayer. Her Devotion to the memory of the Lead child and her vindictiveness towards those charged with the crime. Lave broken up her family. Most of or children Are against her. A she is tile cause of the whole trouble a says one daughter living in port Industrial Union number 510, this City were held in jail on charges of vagrancy. The others w Ere released. I. W. W. Head taken William Ford said to be head of j the Portland i. W. W. Organization was among those arrested. He was later released on $500 bail furnished by Frank Cornel. Member of the i legion makes bitter attack on Gen. Sawyer Resolution asking Ris dismissal. Finally passed by two to one vote by Mark Sullivan National political correspondent of the Mitchell evening Republican and Tho new York evening Post Columbus. . Oct. 19 copyright 1922 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York evening Post a at this moment Ohio is clearly set to go Over to the democrats. It is More surely democratic than any of the other doubtful states. To is ready to give the democrats the senator ship governorship and the rest of the state ticket and anywhere from eight to fourteen of the Twenty two congressional seats All of which seats the republicans now hold. The Republican leaders in their hearts realize that this is How things stand with Ohio but they profess not to admit defeat. They say they ran recover before election Day. They say this sort of thing has happened in Ohio before. They say it is merely the reverse of what occurred in the presidential election of 191 1. In that year on the first of october. Ohio was set to go Republican but developments during the last four weeks of the Campaign reversed the situation and election Day Hughes lost the state to Wilson. Face hard fight but the unbiased observer is unable to read the same result into this analogy that the hard pressed Republican leaders do. Ii is hard to see anything Likely to happen in the next three weeks that would change Ohio s present determination to vote the democratic ticket. The republicans will Send in thei Cabinet members and other orators. They will every thing that Energy j and organization can do but the j present state of feeling. In Ohio is not the sort of mood arising out of. Long Rule is ended a when Cabinet splits coalition government on near East policy election certain now Bemar Law or lord Derby Are expected to head new regime reports say Bonar Law n a Ltd by associated press leased wire London. Eng., cwt. 19.-�? 7 12 p. In a Andrew Bemar Taw Lias consented to form a. Ministry Iii Tum Sion to tile ministry of i time minister George the evening news says it Lins Learned. King George summoned 91 r. Hollar i a. Asking him to a undertake the task declares tile newspaper and or. Bonar Law agreed to comply David Lloyd George the Bronx. A we warned her that International longshoremen s Union disaster was ahead but she paid no j Here. two of the men arrested Accord too Man i Lvove no a police were identified As lust what did bring on the frag j Elmer Hanson and Swen Swanson a too much love a explains the i Quin Laber Heer Pershing by associated press leased wire convention Hall. New Orleans oct. 19.�? \ Demotis ration for general John j. Pershing got out of hounds when the commander of the a. E. F., appealed before the in Gifu convention Here this afternoon. La was greeted by a prolonged cheer anti then Rush it the platform of the banners of All the Stab leaving the floor almost Hare of state names. Cars needed to move Coal out of Lake docks Aid of interstate Commerce body Soi gut by Minnesota officials. A the Campaign. Which might be by associated Tress leased wire j changed Over night by pome future St. Paul. Minn., oct. 19.�?federal j developments. It is More in the and state fuel distributors today were j nature of a crystallized conviction concentrating their efforts on obtain that has been accumulating for two ing t ars to relieve Tho situation who Chi years. The principal Basin of it is i Bas developed at the per Lake docks j extreme criticism Aud dissatisfaction in the past few Days and which is with the present Republican state and hampering the movement of Coal to j ministration. If half the things the a committee appointed by Admiral Mons Ami government ministers at the various Northwest states. Democrats Sav about wastefulness Bristol several Day ago to visit the their meeting in # Arlton bib today telegrams have been sent to the i leading to High taxation and other j Anatolian War area. Returned Here voted by is to 97 to Appeal to the interstate Commerce commission j alleged defects of the present re pub j yesterday after a week s tour of in a country As the conservative party members and to the fuel officials at Alcan state administration Are True greeks treated Well by turks Mission finds lon4on. Eng., oct. 19. 6.os p. A a the resignation of prime minister Lloyd George was officially announced this evening. The resignation of Viscount Peel the Secretary of state for India also was announce cd. King George who has hem or a Holiday at Sandringham returned to London this morning and or. Lloyd George was immediately received in audience. After a Brief audience with King George or. Lloyd George returned to Downing Street where he received a Miner s delegation but according to Frank Hodges who headed the delegation or. Lloyd George said he could not consult them As prime minister since he had resigned. Members of the miners delegation said or. Lloyd George had told them the King had accepted american investigators. . His resignation. Ter weeks tour. Make report to Bristol by also stated press encased wire Eudania. Oct. 19.�?the american deliver death blow the Lloyd George coalition rec Etc cd its death blow at the hands of the conservative party when the conservative members of the House of com Washington urging the need of j no one could be surprised at the de empty cars at Lake ports for ship termination of the voters to make a moot of Coal to Northwestern states sweeping change. C. P. White Northwest Federal fuel distributor said today. One complaint was received by Ivan Bowen state fuel administrator that a Railroad company operate a week s tour it in j country As Tho conservative vestige to on and will make a formal this create a situation of the great report to the Admiral in constant i est political confusion and Uncertain Noel a today. J to the country has known for Man the committees report is featured i years. By the statement that the greek h is confidently expected that the republicans to some extent have acknowledged the Validity of this criticism by not. A a. Tho present governor. They have ally treated respectably by their lion of Austen it Chamberlain the gov named in his place Carmi Thompson j guards and lid not appear starved f in rent had r to the House prisoners who were seen working on crime minister Lloyd George will re re nominating the roads and elsewhere were goner when ii received the re Ign a. By associated press leased wire convection Hall. New Orleans. La., i get. 19.�?removal of brigadier Gen a Oral Charles Vav. Sawyer president Harding s personal physician charged with blocking the american legion ing in North Dakota had confiscated a candidate whose ability and stand one car of Coal in that state but j ing Are conceded to be High but the upon investigation it was found that t ii is practice is not being generally followed although the conditions surrounding the confiscation of the car have not been fully investigated or. Bowen said that it no doubt was a Rase of either taking the Coal or stalling the train. the conservative vote Means that the party will withdraw from 111 Ohio voters Are determined to have their morale seemed Low. I Lloyd George coalition Paru and Tbs not merely a different and better gov this is the first committee of Neu resignation of a is n a Ham ,\ or undernourished. Their uniforms were in tatters and Browns Roister up team for 1923 race error they Are determined to vote trial character which has been per their criticism and to have a Thor fitted to study conditions in the Ough going change. The democrats t territory controlled by the Kem lists. Have played tip to this mood among the members talked with Many the voters by nominating a kind of a greek prisoners whom they met at Farmer Sherlock Holmes watchdog of j random along the roads. They found the Treasury in the person of a vie Quot them uncomplaining of their treat Donahey. Ment and receiving regular army a Harding regime Ellie led to us ,. U. Next to criticism of the present re th0 a a a Quot Alist authorities already publican state administration. The have begun organizing the recon chief reason for Ohio a democratic queued territories said that commit i mood is disappointment with the re i blk a a salts hdm?z7ato.w a Quot Quot chiefly Bur Quot cd Quot Cartier. Adieu areas. Old fashioned. She became jealous of the youngster hexi her husband employed her in his Barber shop As cashier. A that was nearly ten years ago. A was time went. . Conditions became worse. The Reisler separated. Minnie put All the blame on Bertha. Mother defended the youngster. The family started splitting up. Despai try have adopted the slogan a on Minnesota. To Portland a and that plans Call for the attack was inspired by the the immediate March of More than it report of Rice Means of Colorado 25,000 members of the organization of the National rehabilitation comte Portland and other Points on the Mitt a which accepted a the pledge Pacifice co operation a Given by general special officers named i Sawyer. The Roll Caf on the Barren Reso me be York Yan the committee gained the impress Sion that the Devastino was not so widespread As heretofore supposed during a conference held yester Day in the mayors office word was i Lution demanding the removal of a no. A a Sims. tin ii &Quot&Quot"zi��1� i or . Minnesota Ami Nome from an automobile ride with Reisler. His wife her brother and Hor two sons saw them return. Sensing trouble. Reisler called a detective and had the girl escorted Nome. Did no to stay i eng enough a but he did t stay on guard Long enough. A late that night after the sister my Brothers had returned Bertha was shot and before the girl died she is said to have identified Morris oldest son of mrs. Reisler As the one who did the Quot hooting. But his Mother says she did it. Situation and an ordinance appropriating $10,000 for Tho immediate hire of 74 special officers to Aid in combating the i. W. W. Was passed i As an emergency act. Within an j hour after the conference had ended police officers and men from the sheriffs office were seeking members of the i. W. In. Known to be Active in the present waterfront strike and also in meeting freight trains said to be loaded with mayor Baker said the officials were not supporting the stand of the employers in the strike but instead wore waging War on the i. W. W. Prominent Portland labor leaders have in general Sawyer was ordered after j eight Cost $80,000, included in this group being Homer Ezzell. Third baseman who was purchased from the san Antonio Texas league tean at an estimated Price of $15,000, Dave Danforth Southpaw hurler who was released to Tulsa of the Wester league after clubs in the american league had made Toni an for next a Owhy i among the Farmers that this prevails finished j in it As usual the reason is economic i. ,. Al. The Farmers Are in a bad was. Hind the Champion new Kees has Ohta minor i my i huh i it a org s Lime Ann clo net go pitchers. 6 infielders. 6 outfielders and very deeply or minutely into the two catchers. Act causes they do not Deal in any nor the main is nyx a i the investigators saw no greeks .1 i it on or armenian civilians in the area vis Mereb know what they know. As one led it crept a few children Farmer expressed it. A a was Able in cd 25 players from j Wilson a quoth me Wuh their hardship a Belne confinr<1 mainly to a narrow do not of thl a a. A Alai iders 6 outfielders and very deeply or minutely int i act causes they do not do rho players were acquired through \ refinements about the relate a All and Purchase. 15 of the men inflation to Post War defeat greek army. No burned villages fat a i were found in the hinterland even the rec being purchased and to . It is reported that one group of and the four under arrest have formed mayor Baker the strike is pleaded not guilty to the charge and not authorized by organized labor have engaged a corps of lawyers to j according to the mayor wage the Legal Battle for their Freedom. Plans for big rail merger Are pushed a Labama bad demanded it. The j delegations of Minnesota North Dakota. South Dakota and Wisconsin voted unanimously for the Resolution. Would Stop righting declaring that an a armistice has been signed and that a its time to Stop Adolphus Greupner of a in among those . California spoke against or. Bar a rents Resolution. A demand from Tho floor that a i statement be made As to whether j general Sawyer had signed an agree ment in writing was answered by colonel a. A. Sprague of Chicago chairman of the rehabilitation Corn in the a c. To. american school at Brusa who were in. Arc k Quot if Quot a it l i a a Quot harmed. They found the turkish. A Hail it a aide to hold on administration functioning Well and i received fullest co operation from the wins Points on Tariff local officials in their work. saturday i went to a meeting a a in Southeastern Ohio at a Point where the mining country meets the farming country. Sex gov. James plaints he was a Doc Toring the Ball a j m. Cox and senator Pomerene spoke. . Cox told the Farmers that the principal cause of their troubles is the Lack of a foreign Market for their surplus and that this in turn is chargeable to the timidity and a Wisdom of the National administration s policy about our foreign rela a tons. Cox also bore Down heavily Ort. 19. The in the Tariff and in doing so had the Crew of Concord finally puts out threatening fire potatoes freezing through Minnesota because of car Lack Providence. R. I., new clues in Jersey murder by associated press leased wire St. Paul Minn. Oct. 19, of bushels of potatoes Are reported freezing in Lincoln county because of Lack of Railroad equip ment to move the tuber drop Achord by today off Walthill. A i. The i at one Point he asked if there a the stare passenger were transferred to the by clothing dealer in the crowd. A a a commission freighter Mohegan and brought to an embarrassed and reluctant Man a 1 car Holh commission. M it tee who said the committee had colonial line Steamer Concord. New unmistakable approval of the listen taken general Sawyer a on his i York to Providence was on fire ear i ors. Colonel Sprague said he believed general Sawyer had been Mistak to Barren a rsoludon1 a vote i Providence. The Crew had the lire on j was pushed Forward by his friends a a a go cd will not strike a mow at saw the Concord under control officers Cox asked him How much higher Ai it or Var a he said a you can t dislodge i of the Mohegan said and the Steamer Price he is compelled to pay for the Sawyer it will Only he a blow at n Roc cedi be to this non in Ripe brr goods he is now ordering. The a Al your rehabilitation a. Kosmoski Lincoln county Large pills of potatoes Are Freez few York. N. A. Oct. representative of j. La Morgan and company will join today the conference j of Heads of three trunk line rail j ads considering plans for a merger of the great Northern. Northern a Fie Chicago Burlington and Quincy detectives that dual slaving took Plack at w Eston Mills by associated press leased wire new Brunswick n. A oct. 19. My possibly Tho Chicago Milwaukee get electives began today to investigate and St. Paul railroads. The newly developed report that the reports of Quot a a a a a lion of three made Public Larned the ering adding merger. Ralph Budd president of the great Northern Hale Holden preside t of the Burlington and Charles a. Don Telly president of the Northern a Rifice were in conference yesterday. At the close of the meeting it was stated material Progress had been made in the plan and that a representative of j. P. Morgan and company Bankers feb the roads would be called in today. Plans in support of the merger if agreed upon will be presented to to j said Wylat they interstate Commerce commission at a hearing set for november 17. Minnesota is Bittor adjutant Stafford King of the min More report a Sota department was recognized by a a w National command Rem by. Who was called to the chair by general Foreman. A not a Damn cent has been spent in King said a although statement after statement has been is proceeding to this port under her goods he is now ordering own steam. lord Balfour and lord Birkenhead from the Cabinet Are expected. Chamberlain failed announcement of the vote was preceded by reports from the Carlton club that Austen chamberlains statement had failed to satisfy the meeting and that Andrew Bonar Law had spoken in favor of maintaining the Independence of the conservative party. . Bonar Laws speech was said to have had a great influence upon the meeting. It is believed Lloyd George advised his majesty to summon a conservative Leader to form a government. This course would be taken because the conservatives have the largest number of members in the House of common. 14m Oil Derby next the conservative Leader expected to be picked for the task is either i Andrew Bonar Law or the Earl of Derby. The life of the new conservative i ministry probably will be very Brief according to present forecasts and a general election is expected swiftly to follow its formation. Tho party lines upon which Tho elections will be fought present a profound Puzzle. One suggestion is that or. Lloyd George May form a Center party in which lie could count upon Austen Chamberlain and lord Birkenhead and perhaps Inird Balfour Tho three Cabinet members whose adj Herence to him has been repudiated by today a conference. This new party it is suggested probably would command the support of a goodly proportion of the conservatives who stood by the coalition and also of the coalition liberals. This formation might put the labor party in the position of the chief opposition party. Welch Man May i ome Hack i the possibility that Lloyd George 1 will try to return to leadership of j the liberals is not to be overlooked either. answered a it then Fox asked if he knew the reason. The Motorist is held for manslaughter san Francisco. Cal., get. 19.�? Charles Buckley was in jail today charged with manslaughter and with dealer replied that he is told by the \ Eastern manufacturers from whom he buys that the Tariff is the reason j Republican View applauded on the same Day in other parts of it the state. James g. Davis Secretary of labor and senator Frank Willis j speaking for the republicans con k a a a ing in Ivanhoe. Lake Benton Tyler. I or Bonar Laws Friend question Verdi and Hendricks because of the whether his health will permit him acute car shortage there or. To i take office even for a Short Tim Moski telegraphed in addition to the lord Derby seems the most probably Large amount of potatoes freezing alternative Pei ration for prime min thousands of bushels will never be i although it is suggested thai dug. He said. Ziair Noui motoring while intoxicated. A squad made that the Money had Veen a1-1 of soldiers last night saved him from grate Latch Ohio on the theory that located As for me if i Ain the Only rough treatment by a Crow d that i due to Tho Beneficent Wisdom of the Daugherty denies Harding who not seek re election several Miles from new Brunswick and about four Miles from the Phillips farm w Here their bodies were found in september 16. Affidavits containing this new information were made Public by the police yesterday almost at the same time that or. John f. Anderson chemist reported to the authorities that an anal Sis of the blood soaked ground where the bodies there found led him to believe the murders took place there. Two men who made the affidavits heard a woman a tinted. A i Hope. I Pray this Resolution May be seven foot Auto thief is problem for by associated press leased wire Calgary. Alta. Oct. 19 a seven foot j by injured and two other persons from their Republican audience As were Hadly bruised. I Cox got from a democratic audience when men surrounded Buckley a for his sentiment. To these contrast car with shouts of a Lynch him a the j ing democratic and Republican ways soldiers who happened to be passing i of presenting the question of our for protected Buckley until the police a eign relations the less partisan Reader Rived. I will have his own reaction. Weather report South Dakota fair tonight and Friday warmer Friday in Northeast portion. Screams and her pleas for mercy As four inches in his stocking feet and they passed the Weston Mills shed built in proportion. A Cowboy slim on the night the Rector and mrs. Mills were slain. The men said they continued on their Way and that soon after i of clock in the morning an automobile whizzed past them in the direction of the Phillips farm. Griffin arrested on a charge of automobile theft proved a problem for the police. A a slim unthinkingly Lay Down and his number 12 shoes knocked six steel slats out of the cell Wall. I is your name in the want ads someone a name is selected and run in the xxx ant ads every Day. If you find yours Send the clipping to us and get tile Republican Freie for one year. If its your friends name cedi him up and Tell him about it. lord Curzon. Who gained greatly in prestige by his work in the rec int near East negotiations and is believed to have been a Ink warm coalition St might be summoned to form a government. The vote of the conservative a the Tarlton club was Tak non a i motion by colonel Prettyman. Union 1st member for the Chelmsford Divis i Ion of Essex which read As follow Columbus. O., Ort. 19.�?in a state a resolved that this meeting of ment issued last night. Attorney Gen conservative members of the House Daugherty who stopped Over on of commons declares its opposition i his Way to Chicago declared that that the conservative party whist a publications and propaganda to willing to co operate with the coach the effect that president Harding Tion liberals should fight the election does not expect to be a candidate As an Independent party with its own for re election Are for a purpose a1 Leader and its own program a i together foreign from the today a vote. It is forecast will or. Daugherty said that while his i be proclaimed As a great Victory by statement should not be taken As an the a udi hards group of conserva official announcement he could say Tives in parliament who for several that president hardings candidacy months past have been advocating for a second term has not yet been the withdrawal of the Narty from Given any consideration. To record land Deal by associated press leased wire Minneapolis Minn., oct. 19.�?one the coalition and its resumption of its Normal party organization. life for murder r _ Toms River n. J., oct. 19.�?mrs. the biggest farm deals of the year Ivy Giberson was found guilty tonight was consummated Here when r. Tho murder of or husband. I Schwab of Minneapolis purchased a Iliam f. Giberson. In Lakehurst aug-287 acre farm from if. C. Wittman i ust 14. And immediately was Aen Tenc for $70,000 or $244 acre de to life imprisonment. F

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