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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 2, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol xxxv urts it Mitchell s. D. Friday september 2, 1921 number Rush troops to West Vergna 4,000 natives attack British troops in India motor train of soldiers surprised by mob of infuriated natives Are Many casualties it ebels Start the ecu Mil i Ising if it Triniti i. Hombs a weapons now if they Only dont move again before we get there by i rom i end re i h Irr Calicut. British India. Sept. 2.--�?� British troops who were proceeding in motor cars last saturday in the direction of Melapuram were attacked by 4.000 mop Lahs. Near Mongorn assistant police chief Lancaster and two soldiers were killed and several wounded. The m Uphill suffered serious casualties. Rebels Gat Lier London. Lop. Sept. 2�?a Reuter dispatch from Calicut. India rebuts that the rebels who previously had deserted front la Parapha Sangadi have returned Iii Large numbers and Cut the Telegraph lines British troops have been dispatched to restore older. More than 5.00u mop Lahs Are reported to have taken up a position in trenches around the mosque it Titu Sangadi whither coops have departed to engage them. The rebels Are said to be in Possession of a most destructive Type of bomb. Wood accepts philippine toe major i Kohl will r fat i Al ii after v Eaks pc tick of bit ii army. Governor serious one. I by a a Tri it Ltd i Rei mire i Manila. P t sept 2.�? major general Leonard Wood today announced his acceptance of the Post of governor general of the Philippines tendered to ii i til by president Harding a of. N. At xxx Quot of not t. A seer tar of War weeks that he would retire from the army to accept the Cov Norship he said he believed it to be his patriotic duty to accept the position owing to the seriousness of the situation in the Philippines linty of a accept general Wood gave out the following statement today in Conner Ion with his acceptance i desire o i it ept a i ship because i believe the of the situation Rise Superior in my personal wishes f feel that it is my put riot in duty to a ept and i Quot Iii undertake to assume the duties it the j office As soon As possible. According to plans decided upon t of a. The Wood Forbes Mission will j leave Manila for China Seta Ember Iti. Thence proceeding to Japan and j returning Here about october to xxx j Cameron Forbes who with general Wood has just completed a tour of investigation of the islands probably j will continue to the United states j after leaving Japan. To report on condition a synopsis of the missions report ii conditions in the Philippines will be cabled to president Harding it b it spec Ted. Be fur the Mission departs from China. A Complete detailed report will be made to president Harding by general Wood after his return to Man Iii general Wood has requested Secretary of War weeks to detail colonels i a rank r. Mccoy. Gordon Johnston major re Ward bewitch and lieutenant Norman of Wood to act As assistants to the governor general. With tile exception of lieutenant Wood. All these officers who Are members of the Mission saw service in the Philippines and Are familiar with Island conditions especially in Mindanao and Sulu where the Moros a threatening serious trouble acceptance by major general Leonard Wood of the Post of governor general of the Philippines will necessitate his retirement fro Mart Ive service in the army after 33 years sput with the military establishment. Legislation by the administration which would have enabled general Wood to accept la philippine governorship and yet remain on the Active list was killed last month in the House. Secret a re weeks on learning of general Wood s decision expressed Hin self As a highly gratified the Secretary said he Barnof bean advised officially of general Woods action. Of 800 Colorado miners walk out Start feeding Russ children first r Fri of Kitch Fin open in put Rog Ila i it St flamers Arria k with foor. I her 4itf�iatnl i of hire Paris. France. Sept. 2.�?the first Kitchen for the feeding of children was established in Petrograd today by the american Relief administration. Walter l. Brown. European director of the administration said in making this announcement that another Kitchen would be opened in Moseuk in a few Days and that two administration steamers had arrived in Petrograd with cargoes of food. Two american Relief administration representatives left Moscow j today for the Volga Region. They were John Gregg of Portland. Ore., and William Shaft Rath of Denver Colo. Or. Brown received a Telegram from Gregg and Shaf a the soviet government a a excellent offices to loaded trains hums three regiments of Souers to War area government air planes report heavy firing among aimed bands in Boone county men guard line 20 Miles in length reinforcements coming hourly Ort foot and by rail to Aid the miners. This morning truth saying had turned Over the administration in Moscow and had placed a warehouse having a capacity of io.0oo tons at its disposal. To Telegram said that m. Kameneff. Head of the russian famine Relief had been appointed Liaison a sheer Between the administration and the j soviet government. Or. Brown said 11he first Relief kitchens would be established in Samara and other vol go towns in a Wek or ten Days the american Relief administration s plans contemplate work in the famine area throughout next Winter and Spring with an organization of too americans and Many natives. Or. Brown explained. I the first american Relief administration train left Riga today according to or Brown who estimated that within ten Days there will be a.000 tons of Relief food in Russia. Twenty thousand additional tons have been ordered in new York for delivery in Riga in six weeks y. M. Aids the american toting men s Christian association in Paris has been ordered i to turn Over trucks to the american Relief administration and the Ham fro a is also mobilizing transports j for its us or Brown said the american Relief administration worker probably would be the Only big body working in Russia for the next two months he believes the reply of the i Quot. A to Imler la re hire Logan. Vav. A. Sept. 2.�?the fighting which has been going on throughout the morning out on Spruce Fork Ridge was continuing this afternoon according to advices brought to Logan by Fol Onel Jack Arnold of the state police and Corporal furl Dodge. Colonel Arnold added that the line was a holding Well. Fol Otiel flu Banks of the National guard has been notified that a Force of Federal troops should reach Logan by p. In. It became known Here this afternoon that for the third time this week we ires Between Here and Williamson. Mingo bunty were rut during the night. Linemen sent out to make repairs reported that they had been fired upon by Rifle men additional reports the afternoon were to the effect that colonel Arnold and the state police were preparing for an important operation on Blair Mountain. Madison. Vav. A. Sept 2�?a to Hempen be and Ohio Railroad train which the aimed Force around Blair have been using since regular service on Little foal River Branch was stopped passed through Madison this morn Fng bound for Whitesville a mining Village on the Wyoming county Border. In one car it was stated were the bodies of St number of Whitesville men who had fallen in the fighting on Blair Mountain a physician reported that he hot id lord or. Treated two men who reached Madi Side was son during the night from Hie Vicinity of Blair. According to reports reaching the authorities Here Tiu was another Brush on Blair Mountain this morn onto Nudd for almost firing a a on tin tied in of Page h France and England eager to join Russ Relief for fear u. S. Will get Trade advantage by i Mik Sillivan National political it it Rry Spont Leni of the Republican Washington. D 2 in tile matter of the Relief wh4oh Atno a la \ is about to extend to Russia there i a considerable difference Between the things that some european nations would ilk us to by and the things that the Ament an Public would probably a willing to do both great Britain and France have expressed desires which a roughly to the effect that they should unit with us in the administration of this Relief within Russia this desire has been communicated to it repeatedly and in various forms about this request the first reflection that arises is that the Quantity of goods and Money which America is prepared to give is very much greater than the Quantity that either great Britain or France. Or both combined arable to contribute this Point however. America might readily waive As we would not be willing to to in the position that merely Bern us our assets Iii the joint Enterprise would be St much greater than the assets of great Britain and France we e a therefor unwilling to make it a joint Enterprise. French suspicious the real reasons that make us hesitate Are different and. It May i hoped More creditable to us. Lit fad is that great Britain and in ran and especially France have pursued a relation towards russian people to regard them with a suspicion that they do not have us respects America. The Extension of re Lif to asunder american auspices Only encounter less friction Aud will re less to overcome than would be ease if this Relief were extend under the joint management of it a formal of a in distr i her reasons hesitating to sin without making a fort to get it in the billion of Relief there of there wet in one so in i reason for join with the european nations in the administration of this american Relief is that Russia has come to think of action by concert of the Allien As unfriendly to them. It was in carrying out conceit of action with great Brit a it and France that we maintained troops in Russoff or a considerable period a a now know that action was unfortunate. Rut tile people of Russia ill list Ltd ult i it tic to i a member it and the unfriendliness which it a unset it the tim might Eon a i ably at is again if the present Relief were administered i., conceit with the same nations i it w ill in expedient arid desirable t a a let the european nations know what a Are doing so that there May be a conflict and no overlapping As to whatever they May admin list a independently but aside from this Exchange of information America in extending the Relief to Russia will a Dis used to Bland atom and go its own gait. He copyright i of i i. Killed Man for $7.50 debt rom Iii i Indian x i n in tax Xvi Ion of it rid it of it Omi wion Sioux a i is. Owed Iii 7 red this was the Frank Black i min fir Dils London. Rug sept 2.-Silvis William the. I Mas Bruin. Bristol mining authority is ii was lion in i a i. S i. Sept 2 ill so i killed him a explanation Given by horse a full Blond Rosebud Sioux Indian a 24, after he had shot and killed Jesse Bordeaux. A seven eighths blood Indian 22 years old. The killing was at St f Frnncis in Todd county at 0 of clock on the evening of August 2v Black spotted horse is now under arrest upon his own confession and the testimony of Eye witnesses of the tragedy la will be taken before the grand july this fall. It is said that Bordeaux sold liquor to spotted horse and after the transaction was completed he stil owed the $7.�?T0, due to a mix up in the Deal spotted horse be earn intoxicated and shot the Man who sold him the whiskey. The shooting was done with a .18 Lible pistol which spotted horse had bought this afternoon All the evident is contained Iii affidavits now on tile at the office of k. By. Bisk. Fulled states attorney. The prisoner in still in the. A to do of la Rosebud authorities. Of frn ii not cd dead. Life As i see it. Am the trouble i Ever Jot into i ire a re i for in Exchange. By asocial re pres i Irr Walsenburg. Colo. Sept 2-�? approx lately Sou miners employed by the Dorado fuel and Iron of Topany in a Walsenburg District were reported in today following the announcement a walkout by officials of the i tilted inc workers of America by District a yesterday due. They said to the Inonu Cement of a reduction in the ill i s wag of be in a a i pm for t mine company officials Here. While entitling a protest had been voiced ruins a wage Cut declared Tod a j at most of the men had accepted the age reduction which put the pay of in men Back on it i 0 i 7 basis Siu. Will a v t lie Elf other nations with the i tilted states. America i sell Al do tin of the underlying reasons who a Reat Britain and France would prefer to join us in the anticipation that out of this Enterprise America May ultimately the administration of this Relief i get commercial advantages Lins is an unjustifiable suspicion. America will give the Relief to Russia from motives of humanity solely Ami will refrain scrupulously from making it the basis of any commercial advantage undoubtedly. Without our wishing it or trying for it. Some advantages will accrue to us. The Good will that must a created among any people by the receipt of generosity will later express itself in n certain amount of advantage to americans in Russia. This always Hap peps. It is the generosity that a have practice in China in past years that makes us so Well liked in that country in years to come we will receive this advantage from run this Coupon is Good for one Dollar for one Lurk Only. From saturday. Sept. Sri i 10th ibis Xiii Poi and your Lieck Tor Semi will mgt your subscription to tin Republican for one year. The Reg ii la Era in is 7.50 a year subscription of this rate Nills in fore one full year and mailed or brought a l lie Republican office not later Ilian Sui inlay. Sept. Loth. Sax Ai Dollar on your . B Wei k .1921 Mitchell Republican Mitchell. S. D. Gentlemen a please find enclosed my Check for $6.50 for which please credit my subscription for one year. Name. Address. Lawyers rap Landis for baseball Job bar \ ssi Kent it incl mrs Landis bags Schmink in mint by a Rio kiting Ray for work by x Ltd a gtd a. I re Presa xxx ire Chicago. Ii. St i judge Igi Rii declined tonight to 1 comm it on the action of la am a Iran liar association in adopting a j Resolution condemning his action in accepting emolument for private work As baseball arbiter. Resolution the Resolution follows resolved that the Condo of Kenesaw m a int in engaging in private employment and a a Epting private emolument while holding the position of a Federal judg and receiving a salary from the Federal government tit to with hied condemnation a worthy of the off of Gator to the Quot Liin and under it Jug i i1 a in the ind pm i i to a Cia i a in upholding the Honor of the profession of the or. Cur Eon said in presenting the Resolution a of what use is it to describe canons of ethics if we know that the Man on whom the judicial Ermine rests has soiled that Ermine by yielding to the temptation of avarice Anil private gain Quot Here is a Federal judge who receives $7.50 4 a year. Yielding to the solicitation of commercial in Telesis sapping i Quot judicial strength by taking $42. 00 a year from baseball players. A it is simply dragging the inline in the mire. A to ignore this thing would have been to leave this convention hanging our Heads in shame at the execrable conduct of this rifling to defend judge late Dan As a a Man convicted by the Resolution without trial former senator Lewis declared it did not become the dignity of the american bar association to take Hasty action. Stormy debate a was a member of the Bur in Fhi Cago. Having practice Muny times before the judge in question. I cannot permit myself Resolution proposed j get Ion. M r i a is judge Landis Anil with him vat to uting the an Bour. Tap Dix. N a. Sept. ? the Hist of three trains carrying the Twenty sixth infantry to West a Ira a lift amp Dix of a i a set a tidal ii time today. Meni the trend sixth infantry were on to firs trait. Toe sixteenth regiment also was prepared and awaiting orders to Moi the fir-1 battalion to i. Was in command major l i a Bidi Man was in he i \ me. Nil leg Oiler Larry continued on Page a Nam magnets Combine in 50,000,000 merger s Albans. Xiv. A. Sept. 2.�? a a of arid children Frow foal River con fitly where armed bands have gathered a Kong the Eastern slope of Spruce Fork Ridge have arrived Here in Large number and Are quartered in hotels and with private families. Many of them Are tile families of business and professional men. Although some Are the wives and children of miners. As on yesterday no trains were running on the lift coat River Branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and the station agent Here said that All the wires along the line had beep Cut. Many stories ate heard Here from the people who have come from the mining country regarding the situation there when they left. They Tell of the constant arrival of bands of men from Many parts of Southern and Central West Virginia All of them armed. It is also rented that All work in the legion a been abandon a while business is at a standstill reports reaching Here this torn Ning said that physicians from lie towns around Blair had been summoned to that place where a Vietn Horary Hospital has Bren opened for the wounded in the fighting along spam e Fork Ridge spa Ukel in firing Barly morning reports from Spruce Fork Ridge told Little about the situation on the Logan county where firing from either spasmodic during the night. Three prisoners taken patrols and brought her last night were looked in the county jail where an hour before a fatal shooting occurred. While being transferred from one Celt to another Putti . Arrested at Kihei yesterday charged with being a suspicious person attacked Jailer Xiv k White whereupon the officer stated he shot and killed him. N. P. L. Picnic on labor Day i x r i fir la Bor c Al Abr Ativo and i Luton Saur to Bjk Hviid at Klabc trip Park Ball game races concerts speeches by ii Quot unequal a Ute Llev 111 fudge. A later Ali Pencil �?�0 a tie 8t x a a metalled pre xxx ire Chicago. 111. Sept 2 a a $50,000,000 merger of two motion i. Titre producing firms to eliminate the Middle Man or distributor was announced Here today by officials of the associated first National pictures. Inc., and the associated producers company. J it is the purpose if Delta red by Thomas in inn to lower Cost of distribution by a a producer to exhibitor a plan under the new Combine. Movie men whose name sap Pear on the contract Are Robert Bieber president Harry Schwalbe Secretary Aud treasurer of the first National Thomas Al True Mack Sennett. J. Parker Reid h. O. Davis. Oscar a. Price. Maurice Tourneur and others of the Asso rated producer. Rain last night in Eastern s. D. Ital la Iris tween Cham amount and red from an reported last night be Ellor and Sanborn la the duration of the rain Vur Inoh of rain Iff Nome plates to a Mere Sprinkle in other. Today a baseball to consent to Ai for such Hasty said. Al know i have differed both in Public and in Pri i a Annot permit an at tack upon his character or his probity As a Man who Cain lie allured by Money. I a i move sir that the matter be i referred to a serve due not it upon the alleged culprit and give him Opportunity for reply. Let Justice he done Tho the heavens Atter Stormy debate the Resolution wats passed. National if Boston Philadelphia game Pond rain. Double header Row. St. Louis. 000 000 Ajo a x Pittsburgh. 000 000 000-a 7 Poel Tomor Doak Haines and son my Brot fent Chicago. 40 0p2 001 Cincinnati. 000 000 000 Alexander and o Farrell Donohue. Founie and Wingo american k Washington. Soo too 000 4 j new x Ork. 200 Joo 40x-0 10 2 Frick son. Acosta and Gharrity Hoyt and Devormer. Philadelphia. 020 Ooi too Boston. A 10 000 pox Hasty. Moore and Perkins and Rue. Cleveland. 200 403 021 12 i t committee which May Detroit. Too 000 010_j. Bag by and Shinault foie. Rolling a Lemons Farl 7 11 0 0 5 i r i Vav. 3x4 4 0 0 Bush dancing band representatives of the Farmers and Tobares and 611 auction Sale of contributed articles to raise funds for the nonpartisan league Are included on the program arranged for the farm it la Bor picnic to be held at electric Park three Miles East of Mitchell. Monday. September 5. The nonpartisan league and Klendon baseball teams will play at 10 a in. to a. It the Winner will play the Railroad i Noii team from Mitchell at 3 p. In. Dinner will be served from 11 30 a in to i p. In. Those who Arish to do so Mav bring their own egg diet. Of lunch but Platy dinners and suppers will be sold. Supper will be served from s 4- to 7 p. In immediately after dinner at i o clock addresses wit i be made by Tom Ayres for the state federation of . For the labourers v a amp tar following the speeches the articles contributed by those attending the panic will be sold at auction and the proceeds Wal be turned Over to the nonpartisan league Treasury. Fat mens race % wheel Barrat races greased pig races sack races and innumerable other picnic sports will begin at 4 30 and Wilt continue until supper time. A hand Wil i furnish music during the entire Day and Daten cing Hyill begin a 7 o clock and continue Musil 2 a. In. Every body invited. 49 Walsh and Woodall. St Louis 002 non 100-3 4 j Chicago. 000 Coo ooo0 4 2 shocker Blackburn and Severeid Wilkinson. Blackburn and Sehayik. New York City. Sept. 2.-�?babe Ruth today poled out his forty ninth Horn run of Teh season in the game with Washington. It came in the seventh inning with one Man on base. Erickson was pitching. Weather retort 14>eal temperature by the Republican s recording t thermometer Friday 3 a. In 73 to a. A 67 a a a. In 74 12 in. 80 i 3 p. In. 0�?~j 3 p. In 03 6a in. Today 67 by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon today maximum 82 minimum 65 noon today $7 to thursday 3pm. 03 6 p. M. Al 0 p. M 33 12 p. In 7 0 maximum minimum

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