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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - October 30, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Sixteen pages we City edition vol. Xxx Imitchell South Dakota thursday october 30, 1924. Number 25labor beaten in England russian Emigrant becomes a Hetty Green labor fund is woman Dweller in tenement is Worth millions _ i mrs. Menschel with 12 Chil-1 Dren to support goes into realty Hast even an office it this immigrant of j m mis Livi s in a $20 a a him fat by in Miti Ash san i frs Nea service writer w York City. Got. 3o.�?go up j e flight of it rat try a carpeted halted stairs then turn to a apartment of a Dingy Essex Street and you de to Kitchen n of East Side. Irs. Fannie Menschel is her name. My four years Avo she was one crowd of russian jewish jimmies who came to this country <11 Ess Money less and Une Ducat tenement will be tid of he Netty Lay sue ated fro s All n i read a line and at writing is a is a Fortune variously one to five million j is men on Wall Street i Uncial Dis a let but she i her Only at j scrawl that j used for a a bobs Sheppard says head of railway conductors admits he has $35,000 at his disposal eight planks arese Forth Bymaster governor in address Here tells big crowd just what he stands for crushing blow dealt at polls to Experiment pays for 30 speakers hits excess profits r prey Feminis in local me age Tenet s As w mediate it her name. Supported 12 children children of her own. And e of her invalid husband i j marriage we owns Only j lining six Dot liars a week j Menschel into class j whether she to or nut. Then she a for a number of East a houses and collected j s did work As care i mus. Fannie Menschel and Kitchen of her East Side apartment new York g. O. V. Cut airman seeks to make bargain with Senate probes Washington i. A Ort. 30.�? Joseph in Grundy chairman of Pennsylvania ways and Means a Ommittee whose letters senator ii Follette first quoted in charging a Republican a slush l undo was notified by Senate Campaign investigating committee today that he a a must map i Tea r. Grundy was a witness before committee last week and was ask d to testify again. Tile committee was notified by his office that he could not in located. His re appearance was regarded As a imperative committee message said. Is to my Illy Inch a Jan it in i Neva ted Ltd to sell or event in Fly a dealer on 11 v worked Ete re i ins in i so h in. The Capers is ionic. Sirn it to High both Lue of a it rent an to i deals rentals in her gtd and i estate. Then those a Otto buy. E a real is ale and Gracile Sam Coni wheat Belt to give governor 6,000 majority \ Follette fusing daily in Northern part of state Aldrich says a e a Ake ii v in Mii dec a s. I., get. 30.-u s wheat belts made a South up o i Mcpherson. Rear. Hant not eve desk . A Edmunds. An office i an f Fri it j Campbell her will yield her i master in l in counties w a o Bey. A que head in a own n it a a in Art h. Id Brown majority his i states Senate of i her i ing to a pre election statement made Nogra morning by a. N. Aldrich re-1 i chairman for Brown re Ware wire i Public wearing a j county. And of hat. Or. Aldrich declared that president Ting and i Coolidge would carry Brown county c a a. W. Ii. Mclister who made his first appearance in Mitchell last night since his address Here during primary Campaign for Republican nomination for ignited states senator outlined platform and planks upon w hich he stands and upon which he is asking election to Senate to succeed senator Thomas Sterling whom he Defeated at primaries. The governor spoke at City Ball and scores of people were disappointed at being unable to find seats in Hall. It was one of Best crowds that has greeted governor since he started his Campaign several weeks ago. And largest crowd by far. That has greeted any of candidates speaking in Mitchell. In Campaign. The governor set Forth following eight policies As principal issues he is fighting for in this Campaign saying he stood for 1�? squeezing out of excess profile Iii industries covering farm machinery Oil and Coal. 2�? farm bloc. 3�?v reduction Iii freight rates on farm commodities. In Rox Al of tile 1-2 a it or cent guarantee clause Iii Veselic ii Nimi los Hill and repeal of certain other features of that measure. 5�?-reductions of certain tax schedules Iii Tariff Law so As to eliminate excess profits of Eastern manufacturers. A i in said a in a fair and just Tariff which protects american Industry to extent of difference Between Hie Cist of production at Home and Cost of production abroad. Cd a world court such is recommended by president Coolidge. 7�?v farm Relief men ii re a ult ii As menary Haugen Bill. 8�?conservation of natural resources. The property of whole people and not of individual monopolies. Would pay at least seven per cent in th.,t chairman Borah said com All of these issues governor Dis j Tea est and possibly More a he testified 1 Mitten might have to conduct in cussed briefly last night time at court in trial of a quirk exclusively and Independent j his disposal preventing longer Dis ,. It., i of counsel. Senator Borah took Over defunct Sioux City Iowa victim of Midland fraud tells of Deal senatorial aspirant says he has quarrel Only with abuses of capital. J in Cost of production at Home and Cost of production gov. My master took occasion last j night to endorse entire Republican s ticket from top to Bottom and told j his hearers that none of them who i have Farmers viewpoint and j interests of Farmer at heart could j consistently support Lafollette for presidency. A if Lafollette a i been a Friend of Farmer As he claims to he a . A a a j governor said a Why is it he was not i conservatives Are returned on firing line when Mcnary j to Power in Britain with Haugen Bill was under discussion. In. A went to Washington to Ald in 1 Olg fight for that Bill along with nearly a every Western governor. But la Fol i liberals lose heavily Lette was not there. On contrary j _ it was his lieutenant in House representative Voight of Wisconsin who led fight against Bill and la ror if Lafollette had been a True Friend of agriculture he would have ordered Voight to support instead of oppose that Bill and Farmers of Northwest would have had Relief they so sorely opposes Ili ii Way guarantee turning his attention briefly to question of Railroad rates governor declared that he favored immediate emasculation from Esch Cummins act of 5 1-2 percent Railroad earnings guarantee. A was Long he declared As Farmers have no guarantee on their crops i cannot subscribe to an earnings guarantee for of wins 137 sets and will be official opposition in parliament Tow \ Falls farm for says so Fisman promised him 7 per cent on investment Sioux Falls s. Hamilton gave notes a. S. A. Oct. 30-id a Falls la., t sax per cent up pc. Lamer in full payment for 250 shares of Midland Chicago 111., oct. 30.�? up a through l. E. Sheppard president of order of railway conductors counsel for Republican National committee sought to show today before Chicago Section of Senate Campaign committee that a Lafollette Campaign is subsidized by i Railroad Sheppard objected to being questioned regard ing letters be had written to members j of his order including one to Fred j Stewart of Oakland cal., saying that he wanted Protection from going j into matters that might cause con j Trover sies within his organization. Weymouth Kirkland counsel for Republican National committee insisted on having correspondence. Saying be thought committee would he interested in getting at facts. He added that he wanted to show that railway labor organisations were interested in future legislation As to government ownership of railroads and a Laws affecting i j use of injunction in labor Dis j j Sharp tills Mark Seddon Samuel Untermeyer. New York Dillon denies alleged Deal to get votes Jority for gov. My packing company Stock upon a lawyer and a supporter of John w. Wirht for United i a Adavis of objected and he and Kirkland no me pm leu Durance of salesmen that a a too votes Accord had several Sharp tilts with a result a i 0 maj it to 11.4 apartment e has never a though she mall Home where she j spread out. I is received school edit advantages j Ohio a Ren of crowd j a High boyhood. And there j mrs. Menschel to no thousands of n crowded in that a her Bank at Arrn in in a better or for a Bronx Nom to Ildryth Centary in More a a Mcmasters or. Aldrich a will Lead ticket by a his you can t prove to r rectally n t their that la who a Ort he margin. Ople of he car Follette u Belt it Xci get Iville d Der $5,000,000 a to and now being vol Long $10,000,000 is bet greatest Joy be to Whins a re cleaning families of in need. Brown county e owners that Mac i or. Aldrich said is losing daily in country. A Wisconsin senator is losing Brown county chairmen said a in proportion in spread of honest agricultural Dollar policy. La Follette to carry state is Bogue forecast i today in Federal j officials of company for use of mails to de i fraud. J been Active Hamilton testified that he paid i support ing these notes and that he received one i dividend payment. Ii. Burlingame a Secretary treasurer of Midland company and a defendant in 1he j Case on trial Here was present during conversation with Salesman. Hamilton said and recommended i investment As a sound one. That he had never possessed a lot. ,. I i a ii muted a local labor organizations ter head similar to one introduce d. _ As evidence was testimony a it of i Henry Leslie Iowa Falls. La., Farmer when shown a letter purporting to have been signed by him and used by Midland packing company Stock salesmen to Aid them in Sale of Stock. The letter in question was a part of a salesmen a testimonial kit and was supposedly wri4ten oui Leslie s own examination. Sheppard said his organization had in politics for some time candidates for Congress and state offices. He cited that it had been behind a Republican candidate for senator in Nebraska and a democratic candidate for governor in that state. In present Campaign order of conductors Bas filed workers out. They have reported a total of $31s and in addition $302 has been Contri senator pressed for a j proximate total contributions of j it labor organizations to National i Campaign. Lins $33,000 budget Sheppard said he had about thirty j full time Field workers throughout country campaigning for inde striation upon separate subjects. Close monday Iii Sioux Falls in spite of his strenuous Campaign ing which has entailed delivery j of from one to three speeches a Day i since first of september gov. M master s physical condition is cd i cell ont. And aside from a slight i hoarseness his voice is holding up Well under Strain. He has four More Days of campaigning which i will take him to larger cities in this Section of state and carry i him to Sioux Falls where he will end his fight for Toga on monday night. The governor last night went fur Thor into hippie charges than he j has Ever gone before. He declared that hippie president of hippie i publishing company was opposing his i candidacy on personal grounds be-1 cause he Mcmaster had been Huron s. D., oct. 30.�?replying to statements accredited to in l. Loucks of Watertown in a letter to Oil e. Dawes of Mitchell made Public yesterday judge c. La. Dillon Independent candidate for United states Senate late yesterday said a i have declined at All times to make any withdrawal or any combination with any one affecting results of present Campaign although it is True that i have suggested narrowing Down of Field of senatorial candidates. A i could not and would not be a party to making of any Deal such As suggested by or. Pucks while possibly he would like to see me and All other Independent candidates withdraw in his favor. A so far As supreme court judges Are concerned. I have not at any time intimated that i was opposed to them. I am leaving myself i from socialism to conservatism. London. Fog., oct. 3ft.�?up a people of great Britain have put a crushing end to first Experiment with a labor government by returning conservative party to Power in parliament with one of strongest majorities recorded during last i Century. In this sweeping political change Liberal party has sunk to weakest position it has experienced since realignment of British pol tical parties More Titan Twenty year. Ago at time of Reform Bill. With 545 out of gi5 seats in Bouse of commons accounted for at 4 of clock this afternoon liberals had won Only 37 and conservatives had already captured 350 and were increasing their Lead constantly As returns came in from country districts. Labor had won 137 seats and was thus assured of being official opposition party in new parliament. May be lasting Triumph unlike labor government which has just fallen conservatives will be Able to Rule As Well As to govern and perhaps thus to stay fixed in governmental Saddle for full Legal parliamentary lifetime of five years if they want to. So Strong was tide that has carried them to tri Mph. There was no extensive part of country in which conservatives did not increase their strength. They recaptured Long lost seats in cities and Rural districts alike. The thickly populated Industrial centers of North midlands abandoned both liberals and labovites to get under tory Banner As did great shipping centers and Small towns and villages almost without exception in every farming area of nation. Labor held tight its. Grip upon most of congested areas in great Urban centers such As Glasgow and London but even some of these shift 1 pendent candidates. Salaries and sex author of a Law which put letting lenses of this group were paid from i of Public printing on a basis that pre a a protective fund of Railroad j vented graft. The charges hippie has stationery. Where Letterhead j a or organizations to which each made governor told his auditors i stationery actually came from or by contributed $2 annually. Tare now being investigated by at i in certain localities. Sheppard con Torney general a office. Wheeler travels Back Over route he covered first pm kit a tor of presided South x r lit to r it y in Bel organization _ j now until e it Elal. In route to of Parker. 30.�? Back on a Follette we months ago. At Fin a slalom Campaign. Sena a or Boult r we tial Day add his in nov. 4 and be will win j in West a if state and local s put on full steam from i action Alan Bogue state manager of la Eer Campaign declared j it today. It is statement said t vice pres a agriculturists of North j d Ohio Early \ ziment. Every advice we have receive j Heddle that West Are aflame with progressive Sena j cd fro every source confirms my notion that we Are going to carry whose authority it had been print was not Brou it out testimony j tinted local organizations were con j a but remember a governor said a. Ort. O a up a sen a previous testimony had been Given j ducting systematic work in behalf of in closing his discussion of this Par la Follette Independent i by in m. Paine and Tom g. Taylor j certain Oon Gressional candidates. But titular phase of Campaign a that candidate will carry j Stock salesmen that they h id j Niv funds expended in such work was hippie has Only one object in View in by a a very substantial pared material in salesmen a entirely outside his jurisdiction which opposing me and that is that he kit. Already ird Wheeler 8 it Ohio. Ort. In covered to ginning of Hilor. I depend a dilate erne vol ing on a do his first Stop. Entry which has Hun speaking for sixty Days and South d Echt him within j irs of United states actions Calls for activities toll p. In. Monday. Nov. Will be in Baltimore Cantor Wheeler made his final Higan Appeal at Saginaw in of Loon and at Flint in evening. Weather forecast 354,699 cars to be needed to move Northwest crops entered on National ticket. A can Vou Tell us How much you Hopes to have Public printing Law of it Tate so amended that he will have spent in this Campaign a asked be Able again to loot and ravage Oia v be 9un-in four running 3. When very substantial i majority. The people can win this Fuet Aion if they will arouse themselves and agriculturists Are being Arous i cd As never before. I a never before Bas agriculture int been offered leadership such As be i is offered in this Campaign. The far i Mer they Minneapolis. Minn. Oct. 3ft.�?heavy business for Northwest railroads this fall and Winter a indicated in reports made this week at a meeting of Northwest regional advisory Board organized to keep in close touch with traffic situation in a this territory. The reports showed senator Shipstead Farmer la Bor j Minnesota. A your budget Calls for $35,000 for a presidential congressional and state Quot Sheppard said. Morris would bargain j we Ashington d. C., oct. 3ft.�?up a j while we Ashington end of Senate Campaign fund committee was j inquiring into Republican collections in East Tod a acting chairman Caraway announced lie had received a Telegram from Georg k. Morris Republican state chairman in Public Treasury of state of South nits Harvester Trust or. Mcmaster at considerable length charged that excess profits were taken from Farmers by International Harvester company. Ile called attention to fact that Henry Ford is making a tractor to which is attached a plow which Ford Sells for $95. The same plow he raid when purchased of manufacturer direct costs Farmer $140. A if a said governor a Ford can with absolute Freedom to vote on this matter As i be fit. A i am urging All my friends to support me and to disregard All propaganda. T will remain in race until it is Coolidge will seek advice on new Secretary Washington d. Cd oct. 3ft�?president Coolidge will seek views of farm leaders during next few Days before determining upon selection of a successor to late Secretary we Allace. Few political engagements Are on presidents list Between now and election Day and he has indicated to friends that be will take practically no further Active part in Campaign. Feeling Asti fled with pro j Gross made. Several names already have been j submitted to president for Cabinet vacancy including Frank o. Lowden former governor of Illinois John Lee Coulter president of North Dakota agricultural College Charles March of Litchfield minn., and Samuel Adams Farmer president of agricultural editors association. Of labor has lost Many seats but it remains to be seen whether it has lost ground with electorate. It is generally considered however that when All votes Are tabulated it is not Likely to a fount that labor has polled As Many votes As it did a year ago. Liberals abandon fight Luck that put Many a Laberite into parliament last year through minority pols on three sided fights left them out of House this year. Many liberals stepped Down to permit conservatives to have straight fights with labor opponents and a great majority of liberals who did not step Down were put Down when ballots were counted. Their famous Leader ii. H. Asquith fell with his cohorts losing to labor a seat that bad been Liberal for nearly a Century. Former Premier David Lloyd George got one of greatest majorities of his career at Carnarvon but elsewhere in British Isles his followers Wro deserted by electorate in depressing drives. A to Coolidge defeat Means world chaos Flowers declares government rests in Case to cancel naval Oil leases this business to move Grain crop it is Esti new York refusing to appear before but this plow from manufacturer i a i carriers were equipped to handle j committee a except on certain and sell it at a profit for $95. What a business Bas that same manufacture d wish to state that committee 1 or to charge $140 for it when he Sells Are turning to Lafollette. And i mated 354.699 cars will be required is not Maxmo any stipulations or unt to Farmer that is a tax that ire looking to him for some re i mane flour will be tipped from i demanding with a i of from serious condition in Minneapolis during Winter months. Senator Caraway. N. A a i than last your. Miscellaneous Mer i come if he wishes to take Conse filch inv uni mini Selivra. It Chandi?1 xviii move about Sam quenches of refusal. I assume there is any said a can refuse too m nne in i ii i r in in pal nth a it Frida 1 near Kif Irv unsettled tonight showers much c Ota unsettled t Baldy showers Kola in my Friday a Olar. Night Anc colder. Tied tonight a uth portions tonight j temper East anti try Cloudy. I Rota unsettled i colder tonight freezing i unset red tonight much Ider Friday generally fair colder extreme East portion. Faical temperatures maximum and minimum tempera ivs As recorded by official gov Ament thermometer from 7 a. In. London. Eng. Oct. 30�? a3 a liter Nieuwe Amsterdam outward bound from Rotterdam to new York went aground in English Chan nil this morning a few hours later liner was floated and proceeded on its Way. Ste Day to 7 a. In. U maximum 73. Minimum 45. At s a. In. Today 4 7 a o a weather and roads Watertown Cloudy. 52 roads Good. Sioux Falls Cloudy 48 roads Good. Pierre Cloudy. 49 roads Good. Huron Cloudy 48 roads Good. Aberdeen Cloudy. 4ft roads Good. Yankton Cloudy 54 roads Good. Mitchell Cloudy 4 7 roads Good. Saturday free w Ith from two to five insertions w ant ads Are published free of charge in big saturday want and Page. Send in your want ads now and get this free insertion. Everything May be sold through Republican want ads from Canary Birds to Corn pickers. As last year with heavier shipments something he does not care to expose. Into territory of agricultural in a o Klementa vehicles automobiles fur j submarine ashore nit Irre paints linseed Oil and saws Honolulu p. I., oct. 3ft.�?up a Navy Mill machinery. J officials announced yesterday that Only twice before since 1914 has submariner a ran ashore at in there been More Coal on hand at head of lakes than october i. 1924. The increased rate on All rail Anthracite has stopped its movement. Manufacturer is putting on Farmer. It is a tax which makes up excess profits of this manufacturer an excess profit to which i am opposed and which i shall fight if i am elected to United states governor re iterated i charge that Independent candidates and democratic candidate in senatorial race Are a hirelings of big business represented by Standard Oil to Angeles. Calif., oct. Government today rested against pan american Petroleum and Tran sport company for cancellation of leases and contracts on Elk Hills naval Oil Reserve in California. The unexpected completion of prosecution s testimony into suit charging Edward l. Doheny wih paying $100.ft00 to Albert b. Fall. Huron s t �., it w 3ft.�?.-�?ounless j Coolidge is elected president next tuesday no candidate will be elected As none can secure or have claimed they can secure 266 electoral votes necessary to an election by it Eop a next said Montaville Flowers of Pasadena calif., speak Jing in behalf of National re pub i bean ticket Here last night. A thin will mean that unless Republican j candidate is elected contest will 30.�? j go into Congress and will not be Delta Cane i cited until after Middle of february and then Only after worst political fight in history. A in meantime business in America and Europe will be stagnated unemployment will become prevalent and we will see worst financial condition in Many Long year?.�?T�?T or. Flowers spoke to a packed House Here. To hippie charges fall Flat says attorney general a Model of one of american Copper miners is being exhibited by american museum of natural history. Pierre s. A. Ort. 3ft.�?attorney general Buell f. Jones assistant attorney general. B. E. Minten a and Harry f Horner states attorney of Hughes county have signed and filed with governor a report on their a John does investigation on charge of j. E. Hippie of Capitol s journal that there was fraud in payroll of governors office two years ago in which they hold that there is no substantial evidence upon which to base either a civil or criminal prosecution. Trance to Honolulu Harbor tuesday night. The officers and Crew were res i carefully selected for purpose of cued. J a smashing Mcmasters so that his exo j ample might serve As a lesson to largest j hundreds of other Public officials in United states who Are waiting to see outcome of fight Between capital and a Champion of pea j pie. A and he Aid a i am defeat cd in this fight these other officials in All parts of country will be in i am dated and will be afraid to raise their hands against big business and greedy capital will continue to take its excess from ultimate con j Sumer from coast to opposes capitals abuses discussing Tariff governor i declared that it has been used As pro j Section to big business and that sex Cess profits were result of protective Tariff Wall. A i have no quarrel with big capital i governor said a but i am fighting its abuses in this Campaign. I be Heve in Tariff but i believe it it should represent Only difference j then Secretary of Interior to get leases and contracts Worth $106,00 j t a ill o Vej offt found several witnesses subpoena Chi to i Al Law aed by government but not heard. Frank j. Hogan attorney for defense Jit arted immediately to present defense Side of cause. A typical letter this from a subscriber at Lake Andes. A we like Republican Fine and would not like to miss one copy. A subscribers renew their Republican subscriptions because they like paper. Stand on right of christians to War Chicago. Ii. Oct. 3ft.�?lutheran laymen and clergy were returning to their Home ted a after completing work of fourth biennial convention of United lutheran Church in America Here. The closing sessions approved cooperation with Othor lutheran bodies i in european Relief and other foreign work and made appropriations for i educational work in Canada arum among Young people. A dissenting statement objecting to j what its signers termed As a a emphasis on right of War was included in i minutes in connection with a Corv mention Resolution urging Luth a eran world convention to take up a promotion of peace and declaring j christians should work for a Ajr libation of reason through a is i to abolishment of some i Resolution also re affirmed a High i of christians to engage in just

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