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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 30, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol. Xxxix Mitchell South Dakota monday october 30, 1922 number 25 some Mussolini Mother Hunts for Hope lingers after 4 years of futile Hunt but Massachusetts parents still carry on in Effort to find lost son have never had word boy last seen Twenty mix v Tes before supper of night of april 12, 1919 face by Dudley Siddall Nea service staff writer Taunton. Mass. Oct. 30�?in of a despair that grows deeper every Day a Mother Here keeps hoping almost against Hope that her kidnapped baby will come Back. More than three years have passed. But mrs. Clarence e. Smith keeps up her daily Vigil in her Little Bungalow on the Edge of a dense new England Woods in West Dighton a Hamlet nearby. Unable to afford private detectives or advertising campaigns for her husband Quot works out among neighbouring Farmers mrs. Smith has been carrying on her search alone. Recently she found a youngster in Maine. She was sure it was hers. Tier Hope was greater than Ever before. But investigation proved that the boy was Robert Choquette. Son of a wanderer and now a Massachusetts state charge. Hope Burns eternal disappointed More keenly than even Ever before the Mother bit her lip resumed her search and Waits on patiently. A one she says. Quot was found after Many pc ars. My Russell has been Cine for less than four. Some Day he will he restored to us. A a to lose a child by death causes enough suffering but the uncertainty of knowing whether the child i do id or alive is far Young Russell disappeared on april 12. 1919. A i came Home from work late in the a afternoon a says the father a and spoke to the boy As he was playing with a Kitten not a Hundred feet from the House. A Twenty minutes later i called him to supper. Ile did not within two hours Taunton police were on the scene. State police followed boy scouts anal neighbors searched Tho Woods. Alf the searching was to no purpose. Description broadcaster a description of the boy was broadcast age four years and one month tall and slim build medium Brown Hiir left Eye badly crossed Hazel eyes with Long lashes White even Teeth dressed in Gray striped overalls torn Blue coat Blue stocking rap. Brown shoes with rubbers and Brown stockings. But it was of Little Avail. Tho boy Hasni to been seen or heard of since. Various theories have been offered in explanation. says one police official a a were shot in these Woods soon after. Wildcats however would have left i Trail of torn clothing. A a kidnappers would probably have written a note asking Ransom. A gypsies blamed a gypsies might have done it but gypsies usually have More Oil Loren than they know what to do with. A perhaps a Motorist killed the Hild while speeding along Providence Turnpike nearby and spirited away the body to avoid meanwhile the Mother keeps on hoping and drawing nearer to herself her three year old Helen Tho was born after the boys disappear a Nee. North Dakota a new Mill open boy Nesto presses Button we h h starts machinery of new project by associated pics leased wire grand Forks n. D., get. 30. The woman sought love of Rector Bishop asserts failing in Effort she shot both Rev. Or. Christler and self he say makes investigation g. 0. P. To lose 60 House seats Sullivan says Davis sees Early i solution of every railway difficulty of Outlook poor big states doubtful Mother of dead woman How Ever. Declares some one else did Kili j no by associated press leased wire Havre mont., oct. 3ft.�?that mrs Margaret Carleton deliberately at j tempted to win Rev. Leonard j j cd Ria tier Rector of St. Marks Episco j pal Church of this City from his i wife and that failing she shot the i minister and then herself. Is the belief of Bishop Frederick Faber head of the diocese of Montana according to a statement made by him today. A i believe As a result of the investigation i have made of the tragedy which occurred in the Christler Home Early Friday and after questioning those who know about it that lower Hoise he says. Will be True test of country a prevailing mood political hero Given task of forming Cabinet enthusiastic Welcome is accorded fascist chief As he reaches City riots Mark evening it that funds to stir up item Lisac estrange up Mussolini How by associated press i co Sod wire s�a4f4\ wash., tot. 30.�?Hope of 1 an Early solution of the problem of 1 Railroad conditions was expressed by while winning two in Senate jam�3 j. Davis Secretary of labor i analyst thinks balance in in late a Quot or ter Day. A it seems to be a feeling among \ the workers that the government is j meddling without real Power behind Ever expected to restore peace in capital by Marr Sullivan political correspondent of Tho Mitchell evening Republic an anti i the new York evening Post inc. Washington d. C., Ort. 30 copyright 1922 by the Mitchell evening Republican and the new York even j ing Post a a rough forecast of the j coming election made nine Days be j fore the event would say that As to the Senate the republicans Are prac j tidally certain not to suffer any net j losses. They will lose at least one j ton and irritation and that the de centralization of the treatment of Railroad labor controversies is vitally needed. V be said. I a i am hopeful that by the time i suit Ltd we hint a a it ii i Soli Iii a a Dor of the a Deal sensibly and practically on a i human basis with the Railroad labor of a a a if this woman had hem Able to workian<1 we evs a my a of1�?zlh. Seats they now hold. But these loss j her will on or. Christler he would be alive today unfaithful to his wife but still living a the Bishops statement declared. Of a Mother of read Wom an Demes daughters guilt South Dakota in front rank As Road maker by associated press i awed wire is will be More than offset by gains _ pm probability nine Day before the to Sho Quot Quot Khe state election is that As to the Senate the republicans will make a net gain of j at least two. That is to say. The really stands present Republican strength of go Havre. Mont. Oct. 30.�?while mrs. Will probably be increased to at least Russell Smith As he looked at the time of his disappearance. To the right Robert Choquette who was mistaken for the missing boy. Below or. And mrs. Clarence e. Smith., Mitchell gets $14,251 of its whole Village i returns thanks . Quota for Good crops a Friend sends 1.000 anonymously Sun Days gifts to augment fund new England n. To kneels in prayer in return for answer to pleadings by associated press leased wire new England n. D., oct. 30.�?the a total of $14,251 of Mitchells $25,-000 quota in the Dakota Wesleyan emergency drive for funds had been i. A a pledged by this morning. Every = wheels of Tine turned backward Church in the Dakota methodist con i three Hundred years Here yesterday Ference was to observe yesterday As when an entire Village forgot the Christler is on an eastbound train accompanying the body of her slain husband. Rev. Leonard i. Christler Rector of St. Mark s episcopal Church j and known As the a Bishop of All outdoors a mrs. Joseph Pyle Mother of mrs. Margaret Carleton whose body was found beside that of Christler is attempting to prove that her daughter did not commit murder and suicide. A coroners jury brought in a verdict yesterday stating that mrs. Carleton killed the Rev. Christler and then shot herself. The tragedy occurred Early Friday morning j in spite of the coroners jury verdict mrs. Pyle has employed an attorney and is endeavouring to find evidence that will prove her Daugh ter did not commit the crime. I a i do not believe Margaret did said mrs. Pyle. A i shall not be satisfied until i find who owned the her reference was to a 38 calibre revolver found in the hands of mrs. Carleton when the bodies were discovered a Margaret of six years a Small or continued weapon been found in her hand instead of the larger one it might be reasonable to take that As evidence that she fired the # 62 while the democrats will fall off from 36 to 34. This will increase the present Senate Republican majority of 24 up to 28. severe set Back that South Dakota is head of Many of the leading states in the Union in its Road building program is the statement of w. Fisher of Sheridan. Wyo., who was in Mitchell last week on a tour to re Mark the Custer Battlefield government reports show a said by associated press leased wire Rome Italy Ort. 30, mus 3ti, called by King Victor Emmanuel to form a Cabinet arrived in Rome this afternoon. The crowds thronging the neighbourhood of the railway terminal gave him an enthusiastic Welcome. Sees King immediately j Mussolini left immediately for the Quirinale where he was Given an audience by the King. The King asked Misayt Tinl to accept the task of forming a ministry and the facial Leader accepted. The capital was lavishly decorated with flags today but Calm was being maintained. It is believed the new ministry will be constituted today. When the fascist Leader arrived at Civitavecchi before taking a train for Rome thousands of fascist and citizens welcomed him. In a Short address Mussolini exhorted the crowds to remain Calm and patriotic airs were Sung the Only amusement the fascist allowed themselves today was to continue burning copies of the newspaper la a ase the offices of which they occupied this morning. Huge fire rums. A huge Bonfire which must have or. Fisher a that in the number of 1 but let no one suppose that these j Miles of Federal Ald Road completed consumed several tons of paper Burn figures which relate to the Senate j South Dakota is ahead of Alabama Edall Day in the Public Square out Only. Are a Correct Index of the re Arizona Ltd Connecticut Delaware Flor j Ide the newspaper offices surrounded suits of the coming election As a Ida. Idaho Indiana. Kansas Ken -1 it Al Rin amp of enthusiastic onlookers whole. Quite the contrary is the i Tucky. Louisiana. Maine the demonstration took plat o under fact. It would be More Correct to Massachusetts Missouri. Nevada Ore j laughing eyes of the Royal guard it a Wyoming Tennessee Vermont i there to prof err the Mem the results of the voting on Novena Washington and West Virginia. Hers of the newspaper staff. Road j ate after it being the King. It was an tinned above and also is ahead of in Quot no d a Quot wout a Quot a in he in or Inal at 7 p. Rn., to submit a list of tiny and it is Safe now to predict that gon voting on novem a. Ber 7 will be generally interpreted As a on the number of Miles of Road my of Iii Vizard the president of a serious Republican set Back. The j under actual construction South Day r deputies and the san i reason Why the figures on the Senate Kola is ahead of All the states men i happen to come out this Way is that the states in which senatorial elec California and a Dorado. _ a tons Are to be held thirty four out or. Fisher who is Secretary of the5 ? minis a it he had chosen. I of the fort High to just happen to duster Battlefield Highway says that i n in in to w newspaper he so distributed geographically As to hundreds of tourists who passed 1 xxi i Jno porn fam s Tak in a majority of states in which through South Dakota last summer p Wpm 1 >0. But this year it is easier to elect a re i complimented this state on its Road Ami Friend Shin two 1 a a it publican than a Democrat. System. S Ite a a midship towards Italy a when you come to Tho lower1 the tourists were of the opinion House however it is quite a differ that the Custer Battlefield Highway Liiva a pm Ninfi 1 in Lent Story. The lower House is the in South Dakota was better than any Inonu Ive Arv Dakota Wesleyan emergency Day in an Effort to help raise the $85,000 which must be paid in by november to and reports of the results in the churches were expected to be received today. A a Friend gives $1,000 the largest gift from any local business concern reported saturday was a voluntary pledge of $750 from the Mitchell National Bank. Another Large gift which came in sunday was a $1,000 Check from a person living outside of Mitchell who wished merely to be known As a a this Money was sent in with the request that it be applied on the Mitchell quota. W. Roberts proprietor of the dizzy Pace of the modern world and Knelt As did their Puritan fathers to give thanks for a Bountiful Harvest. For four years Farmers of this Community watched their crops Wither and die. Last Spring the Community joined in a common prayer for a More successful season. Yesterday the people gathered again to Over i ave thanks to the divinity who they believe heard and granted their pastors of the Catholic congregational and lutheran churches led the thanksgiving service in the Large gymnasium of new England s Public schools when six Hundred Farmers and their households a not too Busy ?2drtmarln hotel t0.Day real atlf1t.of i to believe in in Oder ii Day miracles a $200. Or. And mrs. P of St. Paul former Mitchell residents also sent in a $200 pledge. When the emergency Appeal was presented in the Sioux Falls methodist Churm yesterday l. Manchester of the Manchester biscuit company pledged a gift of $1,000 and the Sioux Falls methodist ladies Aid society pledged $50 1. The total from the Sioux Falls Church will reach More than $2,000. Other towns help evidence of the interest being taken in the Campaign Over the state is shown by a $25 Check received from the indies Aid society of Kimball Church of which b. I. Hubbard is pastor and of a gift of $126 from the Salem Church. In addition to the general work Jenkins Turne j their faces upward in the old hymn of Harvest and thanksgiving a come be thankful the Harvest of last season Bas been the most Bountiful in tile history of this Community. A a a Federal probe of a bad men at Minot asked by attorney a Chance to participate. May us co sets with respect to the lower House the present indications Are that the republicans will lose about sixty mrs. Hris Leius Mother j seats. This loss if it comes about Chicago 111. Oct. 30.�?supporting win reduce the present Republican the doubt expressed by mrs. Joseph membership of the House from 298 to Pyle that her daughter mrs. Mar 238 and will increase the democratic i listed lyceum head agrees with Dock men a strike marked by riots ii a ret Carleton killed the Rev. Leon Ard Jacob Christler at Havre mont., and then committed suicide c. E. Booth one of the official of the Mutual Elwell Chautauqua Quot Bureau by whom mrs. Carleton was employed today made Public a letter written by mrs. Carleton last thursday the Day before the tragedy and received in Chicago saturday. Strength from Isi to 191. Expressed All along its Way through the a linings and barbed wire and sentries with fixed beyond Protea Ltd the entrances to a Lumiere. Tolfa Man Ziana and Bacchiano 2.0 Miles Northwest of Rome. Railway communication was still interrupted in the Early hours Between Civitavecchi and Rome. Within a radius of fifty Miles from rom sixty thousand fascist were by associated press i prayed wire Philadelphia a oct. 30.�?one Man died yesterday another is in a serious condition because of Bullet in terms of majorities it would reduce j wounds and several others have i j encamped Over night Many of them the present immense Republican Manor wounds As a result of violence sending lorries into the capital to Jority of 169 to 47. At this moment which the police attribute to the bring Back the bread necessary for the probability is that the Republic longshoremen s strike. I their sustenance. The King a troops ans will suffer at least this much John Adams died in a Hospital As 1 unquestioning permitted these lorries loss. As tile trend is. They might j the result of wounds received late to pass in and out of the City readily lose even More. J sunday night. Two men were shot the newspaper Azlone social Sta big states doubtful la Street fighting today. One John today contains the following. ,._farther than this it is a fact that cola weit is in a Cri enl condition. A we learn the amp of Mil the members of the letter Speaks of her lyceum. To lev a a the Larder ones of the Tho William j. Blee was shot the comm tip is t party were informed work and her plans for her Little.�1 a by com Only classed i throw a a the Talph cola weit accused i last evening that party is ceasing its daughter and contained a Promise to n rather more1 johl1 Bender of wounding him and operation today and All its members scat can boy a a when she spurned Doum Ful than usual a the. Tarn policemen we int to Arti the in Infin to it i states of Ohio new York and new feb Adf a he opened fire upon in expressing the opinion that mrs. Trow in whether the them. In the resultant fighting Blae Carleton did it murder Christler j i a a. It a was hit. Nor kill herself. Mrs. Booth said the republicans or the democrats Are a the Lead. The same is True of two i a a of the smaller Eastern states Rhode Island and Delaware. Connecticut seems to favor the republicans just a Little. West of the Mississippi the largest of the doubtful states. Mis j sour seems to lean a Little towards the democrats. Of letter gave no indication of mental derangement which a coroners jury in secret session de it idea caused mrs. Carleton to shoot the pastor and take her own life. Ile expressed amazement at the verdict. Or. Rooth told of two occasions when mrs. Carleton and the Rev. Or. Christler were in Chicago and spent much time in each others company. The last time was a Little less than six weeks ago he said. Of solicitation this week a group of a Tae of North Dakota today went sixty students a been organized by i n the elevator and flour milling professor e. Faustian to visit every i ii Ness when its $2,500,000 Mill and Hon a in the City on wednesday a elevator was formally opened Here. I statement of the situation at Wes of amp towing n luncheon attended by Leyan and an envelope for a Dona officials and other prominent Tion will be left at every borne and finals but that he was doubtful if the the students will Call for them again on Friday. Of by associated press encased wire Winnipeg Man., oct 30.�?reports that United states District attorney Hildreth of North Dakota has asked for a Federal grand jury investigation into the activities of International bootleggers and bad men said to have their Headquarters in Minot was received Here today. Attorney general Craig of Manitoba said he was pleased that an Effort was being made to curb the Coin mate citizens. Governor r. A. Nestos pressed a Button setting in motion machinery in the flour Mill which eventually will have a capacity of 3.000 barrels a Day. One unit of the Mill. With a daily capacity of 1.000 barrels was placed in operation today. A second , with the same capacity will be ready in about three weeks and the third a 1.000 barrel Section which will be used for grinding durum heat sex Uirt by Elu sively will be finished shortly by assisted a it re. I red wire afterwards. Jos Ansis j has storage her Cross examination of mrs. Egg the elevator Lias sufficient room oaf fee. Former chorus chum of Tho to care for the needs of the Mill. And Peggy Caffee again on stand for state in Philips trial ame space for Public storage which will he increased later. Thirty three thousand bushels of j Grain has been purchased for the mining and the first shipment a r d late last Weeka a North Dakota a i do was the Trade name Tenta to vely adopted for the state flour. J the Mill and elevator project was of the state Industrial program j curated several years ago by the j feisty officials elected with non parti a in league endorsement. The league in encoded the movement. A nest of finished work work on the Structure was begun in the Spring of 1920 and was halted in the fall of that year because of inability of the state administration to dispose of sufficient Bonds to finance it. Nothing further was done until a his Spring when work was resumed. Ith a new administration composed a f officials opposed to the league in office. Weather report i defendant was the expected procedure with the resumption today of toe trial of mrs. Clara Phillips for the murder of mrs. Alberta Tremaine Meadows who was beaten to death with a Hammer. A o hotel clerk witness by associated press leased wire los Angeles. Cal. Ort. 30.�?testimony Given by a. B. Niles hotel clerk. At previous trials was expected to be read today at the third trial of Arthur c. Burch for the murder of j. Belton Kennedy. Procedure was the Best to be taken. A i doubt very much a he said. A that a Public investigation will Avail anything. A secret investigation would be More \ the department of Justice at Ottawa has been asked by Manitoba authorities to request the United states department of Justice to interest itself in the criminal element at Minot. Rao shipments to make up hard Coal shortage Over West by associated press leased wire St. Paul Minn. Oct. 30.�?the shortage of hard Coal in the Northwest will be made up by All rail shipment sic cording to advices received Here by Ivan Bowen state fuel administrator from the Pennsylvania fuel commission. A the allotment of hard Coal to the Northwest up to Date is falling about 40 percent below Normal officials said. Precipitation Over Mountain Region is general report shows by associated i toss lie Ascal win Chicago Iii., oct. 30.�?general precipitation has occurred since saturday from the Rocky Mountain Region East word Over the Missouri Talley and southwestward to okla Home. The weather Bureau Here announced today. In Wyoming there was a heavy fall of Snow Over a Large area. Lander reporting fourteen inches. Abnormal warmth still amalgamation of rail unions to be planned session of sixteen organizations is c alled to be held in St. Paul. Around the clock with noted folks Are to be released from party discipline. A it i adds the newspaper. A that As a result of the decision the communist deputies will resign their by associated press i eased wire St. Paul Minn., oct. 30.�?a National conference of Railroad men. To a devise w ays and Means a of effecting an amalgamation of the sixteen Standard Railroad organizations will be held in Chicago december 9 and to. Prevails i o. H. Wangerin of St. Paul Secretary from the upper Mississippi Valley treasurer of the National committee southwestward to the Gulf with the Jon ? he ounce today highest temperatures of record so late \ Call which will go to about in the season reported from India mum of six above Zero occurring at Flagstaff ari., last night. Preacher wanted for embezzlement in in p Rigi no Breaks out when workmen attack a St i Sti j Rome. Italy. Ort. 29.�? 8 15 p. In a serious rioting Brokis out Herr tonight. Parties of fascist while passing through a workmen a Quarter known to be a hotbed of subversive elements were attacked by communists who threw stones and Sticks the fascist of Lilied. I one person was killed and one fas Cist was wounded and the fascist who were greatly outnumbered had two of their men taken prisoner. The fascist immediately telephoned to Headquarters whence numerous groups in motor cars went to the Rescue of their companions. Troops meanwhile occupied the zone with an overwhelming number of soldiers. Harding South Dakota unsettled tonight Miti extreme East portion cooler eat portion tuesday probably a rising temperature in West and is ral portions. Whose next to win the free subscription look through the want ads today somewhere among the Many bargains advertised for Sale or perhaps in the for rent column someone a name appears. If it is your name Send in the clipping and receive the Republican free for one year. 11.000 local lodges will be sent out a a i late this week according to or. Wanna p o 11 s Ann Minneapolis yesterday 1 ,. It few been much cooler Over the Quot a Karh Loral Union or local Andje a of vol Chi system federations is entitled to two Western half of the country a mini _ n a a a a delegates. A the National conference will devise ways and Means not Only to win the Railroad unions completely for amalgamation a or. Wangerin said. A but also to bring about their actual consolidation into one body. Cai Imp Immi do Addi a the policy of the National commit Rupli in Taji Jakal to to amalgamate the 16 Standard Railroad organizations and the plan by associated press leased wire of amalgamation proposed by it is to Mcalester. Okla., Ort. 30.�?the Stively opposed to Success zionism and Rev. Trotter former pastor of All dual organizations such As the one the Haleyville okla methodist a big Church who escaped from jail Here kit Xiyu doubts snore last month while awaiting trial on a j Chicago. Iii., oct. Scott charge of embezzlement a been a Secretary of the railway Federated rested at Alamosa. Colo. Where he was working in the Railroad shops under the name of Oscar Rinser according to word received by authorities Here today. Two areal an in feud in mountains Ashville. X. C., Ort. 30.�?two men Are dead. Two others Are seriously wounded and four men Are being sought beyond Bakersville Mitchell county a Section in the Wilder part j of the Blue Ridge mountains Accord ing to reports Here last night As de i tailed by sheriff Clyde Pritchard. The killings according to the re Nurt. Came As a Climax of a Moon Ain feud which occurred when county officers headed by sheriff Pritchard attempted to invade the Strong forwarded to members of the grand j hold of one family in search of an jury and that it would require at least 1 alleged still under the direction of a 24 hours for the inquisitors to As member of a rival dam semble after receiving notice. I shop crafts today declared that Railroad unions were not ready for amal galation. When informed of an an nou Cement from St. Paul that a a a tonal conference to discuss Amalga j mation of the 16 so called Standard j unions had been called grand jury May get Hall Mills Case by tomorrow is belief by associated Etc leased wire new Brunswick a. J., Ort 30.�? j possibility that the hat i Mills murder j Case would he presented to the grand ? jury today seemed Remote. Inform j Don from Somerville it unto seat was to the effect that notices had not been fascist wait word for triumphant March in Rome London. Eng., oct. 30.�?th� triumphant forces of fascist were ready today to take Over the government of Italy according to dispatches. Their Leader or. Benito Mussolini was scheduled to see the King and answer the Call of Sovereign for him to create a new ministry to replace the fact government whose downfall was brought about last week by the growing tide of fascist Power and sympathy. Outside the City thousands of Mussolini a Black shirted followers await the command that will Send them marching with proud step of a victorious army through the Gates of Rome already Gay with Flag and Bunting to celebrate their entry. curtailed communication lines leading to the italian capita Are reported in control of the fascist. Little news of their activities has come from Italy since last night when Mussolini boarded a special train at Milan to go to Rome. He had just notified the fallen Premier Pieta that he a i no intention of entering a Cabinet formed by politicians. Fascist head orders men to Fease reprisals London eng., oct. 30.�?the Rome i commander of the fascist says Art i Exchange Telegraph dispatch from a Rome today has issued a manifesto ordering the fascist squads in the City not to carry out any reprisals. The manifesto says a fall conflicts Are not Only useless but harmful to the fascist cause. Only comparatively minor incidents apparently have broken the generally Pacific Progress of the movement. A belated Rome dispatch told of rioting in a workingmen s Quarter last night when the communist and fascist clashed but this seemingly was promptly suppressed with but few casualties. In Northern i Italy some disorders were reported sunday but these seemed to be isolate i de happening and while ome stat i Hies resulted the disorders apparently we re neither widespread for prolonged

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