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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 13, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol xxxv Imitchell s. D. Tuesday september 13, 1921 number 269 Texas death toll raises to 200 victims Rivers recede but the wire tangles delay news from storm Belt never mind Bill fathers never Are Given much consideration on such occasions too die in 2 counties it Tomos ust of Dea i St Wos Touw or to ten it us Iii towns it it x to a l Ris Sci Hail i ire Taylor. Texan sept. 13.�?of-t. Ial Anil unofficial figures bring t total dead in Tho san gab x Lei River and Brushy Creek floods mar Here to 90 persons. Texas sept. A u s paper reports f Central Texas ult of torrential i 3.�?< it Var Frothi Porf loaded its Rains last a i saturday. I rom i the. F deaths to nearly migration with the of still was More or less today Lait with the n the Colorado. Brazos reams rapidly receding Aioli were in Prospect. Of life Yoeur Biver lowlands d Milam counties sight s develop n it bodies have i these two t nun lid. Property dam i to be Large o san Antonio dead St Oral at to. How cd the Folio mss i a moxie is or Den. Is of and. Int i me a Row new a i Ding t to Miri de d Cut livestock rates in West on sept. 20th will prove great Benefit to cattle hog and sheep raisers slashed 20 percent lops ten million i Hom anneal Kex pm e of Koa is Opeka i in. In tills Section. Illy la of Lnor Ltd i bes Al wire Washington. I it. Cd a sept. 13�?ke-Ductions by Western railroads in rates on cattle hogs and sheep in tile opinion of the interstate Commerce commission. A will prove of material Benefit to the Western livestock raisers Wiio have been heavily affected by the rapid decline in livestock prices since july 1920. The commission expressed the belief today in announcing it had authorized the reductions proposed by the carriers which will become effective september 20 and amount to 20 percent in cases where the present rates Are higher than i cents a Hundred pounds but in no Case decrease the rate below 50 cents a Hundred. Ender the new tariffs practically All rates from Points West of the Missouri River to Chicago and from All Points West of tile Rocky mountains will be reduced in amounts ranging from one to 25 cents a a Hundred pounds. Similar reductions in All other Livest Ink rates now higher than so cents a Hundred pounds Are to be made the i oru in ism on said in Many cases it was stated the entire increase made in August 1920. A will be eliminated by the new tariffs. The commission estimated that the decreases would mean an annual reduction of revenues for the carriers of $ j . The reductions Are in line with suggestions male by the commission after hearings on freight rates on livestock throughout the West. Huron Man drinks pint of Moon and Dies Bishop of Gorman suffers paralysis it or \ a a a Ltd is i a a it pre wire Sioux Falls. S. In sept. 13.�? bight reverend Thomas o Gorman the venerable Catholic Bishop of the Eastern diocese of South Dakota today sustained a stroke of paralysis and at noon was in an unconscious condition lie is to years Obi and for Many years has been one of the most prominent churchmen of Tbs. Northwest. Moore May be chosen in roots Stead by league per Jurers try to free fatty it is charged grand jury adjourns after five hours delaying decision Fate is Uncertain pros eco Tjon claims one of principal witnesses be not Noel first evidence Given. Arc it Powers xxi Soeth am Erb x Unck loll Jerge on of it Fly \ Kalida Tell l re it braced xxx ire san Francisco Calif. Sept. 13.�? miss yay Provost motion picture bathing girl was questioned by District attorney Brady today regarding testimony she gave before the grand jury in supposed conflict with her other statements to the authorities concerning her interest in he hotel party where miss Virginia motion picture actress. Is to have received the in fill x a ate i or a a a leased wire Geneva Switzerland. Sept. 13.�? Many delegates to the Assembly of the j Lappe. League of nations. In session Here. Alleged predicted this morning that John juries from which she died. Simul Moore would be elected judge to Neoushy Roscoe c. Fatty Arco median murdering a coroners in the second Day of the in into the actress death. District attorney Brady said he was going to Endeavor to determine if miss Provost who is also known j Asey Pyron. Was induced to com i met perjury in her grand jury testimony last night tills testimony j differed widely with statements made to himself and Captain of deter ves Matteson. Brady said mrs. Bam Hina Maude Delmont who brought the murder charge against Arbuckle was the first witness at the inquest today. Perjury is Char girl san Francisco. Calif., sept. 13.�? after five hours the grand jury con i hide Ririe the first degree murder charge made against Roscoe c. Fatty Arbuckle in the death of miss Virginia Rapp adjourned today without voting an indictment. A the statement came shortly after the grand jury had concluded a five i hour consideration of the Case and adjourned without voting an indict a begin testimony j mrs Delmont began her Esti Mony by saying she met miss Rappe Serna Cher. Miss rappers in Loa Angeles by api Wunt f flit it it to. T for x it in x a s. A of. 13�?the Arbori Zed yesterday Illy Here in which flood sufferer nut will be ask i to Nuivo cartoon together with ail the re i from Xor. Bailing so ii p to Willied during lie a i frit nor la a drawn Whit tile Ltd Nih nit us in Drudi ii. Xor. Furling broke by log my Lurral weeks ago and i now Rectoe Rizig. To Iii or o t i local girls disappear Deal blow at Mellon a tax fire razes part of Sterling Nebr. Sen Ste la m i tit a body Solbes with i xxx oking till i to Imi so pm i i. I it tax fir x a pm to Ted Sterling. Neb. A Day practical pre i wire sept 13�?fire Carli strip women in Idle auction i Ted i or i wire Huron s i sept. 13�?xx ill am Mcattee 4 7. Drank a pint of Moonshine liquor while on his Way to a picnic last sunday and a few hours later became unconscious and died before medial Aid could be summoned. Coroner Kinyon is a k lug an investigation. Of the court of International Justice buckle motion picture by a Large majority on wednesday. It j who is charged with was Dei la red that nearly All the votes miss Rappe. Went before from the South american countries i jury would be cast for him and that he quest would get the support of great Britain Japan. Italy. France. Canada and Chi a. Elihu Root refused nomination for the position. Austria s request for intervention j by the league in her dispute with Hungary Over Burgen Uund a strip of j territory along the Frontier of those two countries will be held in abeyance by the Council. It has informed Austria that this decision was reached because the Council of ambassadors has already taken Steps in the matter j the count ii. However Dei Lares it i will adopt a policy of a Watt haul wait j president Xian Karn Beek. Announced this morning that the Assembly will begin voting for judges of the court at to o clock tomorrow morning at the Hall of the reformation while the Council of Hie league will vote at the same hour at the Headquarters of the secretariat. The election of a half dozen of the judges is expected on the first two or three hallows. The principal Powers a great Britain. France Italy. Japan and the foiled states Are conceded on each. And he election of or. Buy Bardo of Brazil who has the Endor f ant semen t of Bolivia. Chile and Venezuela i manager in addition to that of his of n noun i ment and they drove to san fran Istle. Is also looked for on Hie first bal arriving sunday night. September lot. The completion of the list of if j a. Teen judges however will re Fuire i while she anti miss Rappe were prolonged balloting in the opinion of a eating breakfast the next Day a Tel Mot observer. In Phot All a received by miss president starts do a with in in Bei i Xii Rek of in i xxx i Hele. 15 Xiv b it. Soi it by Kin xxx i Hio i xxx Xie d. I in Mitchell w two Alsa plea red wednesday mkt on Alon no Trace a Wever. The it re now to t xxx sought in y a he authorities Cut my of t hem i hah Creech. 15 years old git be in is. Left Home last in and have not yet been lit Liot lab w ii liar of of the girls y searching for them. Cleech enrolled in the m it a it at the opening last week do d Danse until wednesday in two girls with a third to n show at Parkston in d be Aln y afternoon it is be of far As can be Learned thy _ Ted some boys from Tripp j fed to be Back to Mitchello a Ting their parents know by had been. Pc Down of the car caused so Lay that the party did not 1 la x pre. I Washington. Of it. I vision of the House ing repeal of the it a it j effective next Janu of la St j a n a r y Jet a by Secretary a j i a a. A a i t of y a the committee. The Secretary Recor for repeal of the capital effective a of 1922. A and the com prut tee voted xxx or pro i a a a 13.�?tin tax i a makes profit Tan by i instead is recommend Don. Was pc f in no a a Ling a it Haj the by quickly Rig and it i had Consul fire department towns were called. Is Ltd est ii the if r d but St up be red f Ron from rim a neral lining the fire was five buildings a Gobo ring d Xiii. Elite xxii l pet Mav Ltd intr i pre Lea Vork i n pm Eloy Al on nov York a Ity sep 13. The huk k Ign Sale i Don lord my a fun w York today for la Gam of Golf at Riping Rook and it r % sprinted pre lease wire a it a a Ity. Sept. 13�?it Frow known a a emr. Toro yacht Lar to in Law seeks to Stop harass1ng 0p non Union printers a ire in Resi new Bain i to who a or a i d he in end at Ion St of tax accepted to increase girl dressed As boy is prisoner in Box car trip corporation income tax per cent to 15 per cent next january i. The i creased this tax to t2 i -2 from in effect Ive Mise inner cent committee disagreed to provision exempting the of the president and the a Cli the the House a tie judges of Federal courts from taxation and also to the provision removing the tax on the tim $590 on income from investment in i building and lean associations the committee practically agreed retain the taxes on express ship fit and Oil by pipe lines. Of f la it is a Rtse Rel pre i r,.#�?�. Wire Chicago. Iu., sep t. 13.�? dressed in i overalls a boys map and other male i apparel. Elsie zen i. It years old. Who said her Home was in Seattle wash., was found in a Box ear today or a weakened condition. She was found by a Railroad Yards watchman who carried he r to a police station there she is id she was seized and placed in a car four weeks ago in Seattle i at or she told the police she started with is and paid ii opt a trainmen after timing thrown out of the ear several times. Who a Tion i i men on Reston common a he would hold a similar auction next monday near the new York Public Library after a Parade of i men unemployed up Broadway. Ile said that not Only would he put i jobless men on the Block strip them i to the Waist and sell their services i to tile highest bidder but that he also would auction off the services of any unemployed women who might apply. Asked if his methods men would be the same a vie i certainly of i attention to of women in remedies and in trip in Long Island sound. He is not expected to refile a it until tomorrow. A the president s yacht. Mayflower was berthed at the Brooklyn Navy v. Re the brazilian battleship minus Gera s dressed ship and played the rational Anthem As the 1�?~jresident arrived. Sugar futures hit lowest Price Mark with with women to a f by k to Mitchell until la e Xvi Day night. It is the opinion of e parents that the two girls and Ming men then left Mitchell. My for s it us try. Planning to get married. Negro women Are beaten at whipping Post one match keeps 5 fire Crews Busy dynamite Slayer tries to break cell a Why and Ca of tires musical Avenue. Ile a time not a St. T limed Side to vide shelter hungry and necessary the modes 11 a Ltd a d a v on fifth mid the officials of an old a a York Episcopalian Church Mark is in the bowery a bad Over its Chapel on the East him and that he would proud food there for the homeless until they could get jobs. Fly % Maori r Ted in or i is re wire Dubuque la., sept. 12.�?a Motorist struck a match yesterday to try to see to much gasoline there was in the tank of his car. Five fire companies extinguished the Blaze. Roseburg. Ore tempt to break night either by i or Brumfield charged sept. I a 11 w a s it 1 a a n made Richard m. With murder. J or j it. Bali let. Dentist according Iff Hopkins Brumfield. Cell mate of the to Deputy Sher act Reg a pop Jai Jailer for i tto % a Ltd a int re i or wire Gre Wood. S. In. Sept. 13.�?--sn is and professional men of Benwood appeared today before be grand jury investigating t it he shipping of two negro women and if d immediate action against All of lawlessness including that special inquiry. Be appearing before the grand and i under the instructions at a mass meeting of Chi int night. To i or ins under Tho jury i sued Aetis i Hobo Union asks Chance to solve unemployment Iii Aorist cd i or i based wire Washington. D. "., sept. 31.�?�? Aal or the organized hoboes of ame. A a Waty vied Secretary of lib Davis in the efforts of the govern a a a or solve i a till Elpio / but problem. L Francis Shea secrets to of the hoboes Union which maintains Headquarters Here Nevi Erl or Davis that his organization had prepared a plan which had been lofted successfully especially with a eth unskilled illiterate i a ver and a Charig Man or boy and asked for an interview in which in could present details. What would you do what won i intended to d you do if your i Start smoking year old daughter announced that wait a minute remember How you used to do things a on the sly a when you were her age. Remember that your saying a Wyo i must no to or even Quot you Shanti does not end the matter. And it int Only cigarettes it a everything. Is your child a poor Meek. Dominated Little nonentity afraid a a have an opinion afraid to take a step because you be always a i All the opinions for the family and taken the Only Steps permuted of so you have destroyed your it Bibl s personality its individuality. Ifs divine right to self expression and Freedom of thought. So la modernists is your child a bad one hard to manage always in Troub e. Perhaps paying the penalty now for some waywardness or worse All he a use you filled to Tea ii ii. The ways of the world the rights of others tile paths of Honor Sud decency the value of truth the rules of the game if so. You Art to blame you shirked the Sacra a duty of parenthood you failed in the greatest task god gives to men Ami women the training of a Little child. This is the theme of the great novel a the new generation by Jane Phelps which is to be published Iii daily instalments in the Republican beginning soon 19 2 re i begin n 13 2 it i a a a it n Rel i or wire new York City. Sept. 13�?the Low pc prices recorded for sugar futures since the inauguration of such trading were reached today when contracts for March deliveries sob at $.0235 a Pound on the new York Coffee and sugar Market. This was due to a continuation of the decline in Progress for several weeks As the result of a Large available Supply id a poor for a fled. Today a baseball x i Fri x v la us e Chicago. 191 910 219�?6 new York. 199 too 000-2 Kerr and Mehalk Harper ers Ami Devormer. Cleveland. 924 490 019-n Philadelphia. Noo Ono #32�?5 Sot Boron i of Neill Moore Freeman. Xxx Olf and Perkins. Wyatt. Bet roil. 239 Ona 002-7 to 2 Boston. 990 Ojo 000-2 6 2 Leon /1 no Bossier Jones. Myers and Ruck St. Louis. 199 319 Washington. 900 Ooi shocker and Severeid Mobridge and Piconich. Atm in Al be a new York a a 900 090 o Cincinnati. Ojo o Nehf. In 11 in and Smith Luque and Hargrave. Philadelphia a a a 900 391 099�?4 9 i Chicago. 9in too 010-2 9 i ring and Henline Keene and kill for Jones and of Farrell. Boston. 290 too 010-3 11 4 Pittsburgh 220 too 01x-5 s i Mcquillan. Falling am. Coney. A Oeschger lint of Neill to Arlson and Schmidt. Brooklyn St. Louis. Postponed rain. Oof la u t Ekis invitation Paris. France. Sept. 13.�?marshal Foeh has received and accepted an invitation from Elbert la. Gary chairman of the Board of the felted states steel corporation to be a guest at a dinner in late october Given by the Iron and steel Institute in new x Ork City at which it is understood there will be m great gathering of financiers and industrialists. M w xxx Ste xxx turks system xxx alls 11., sept. 13.�?plans for a new waterworks system in this City Are rapidly taking shape and it is expected that actual work will Start in the near future. The system decided upon As the most efficient Calls for a hug dam Reservoir and Fil la r. In addition to this there will be a 25.000-Ba or a capacity steel tank which will be erected at a height iof too feet. This will give the necessary pressure in the Mains. Iii \ tim it a a it i or w of Denver. Colo. Sept 13.�?1 Nion Printer in St. Louis. To. On for a 44-hour week. Were enjoined from picketing and from a hat Russing. Threatening assaulting or intimidating those seeking work in open shop plants in St. Louis in a temporary restraining order issued today in Denver by judge John f. Garland acting District judge for the Eastern District of Missouri. Weather report forecast South Dakota i resettled weather tonight and wednesday with probably showers East Ami Central portions colder tonight and Central portion j wednesday. Faical temperature by the republicans recording thermometer monday tuesday 3 p. In. 57 3 a. In. 59 6 p. In. 62 6 a. In 9 p. In. 5s 9 a. In. 12 p. In. 59 12 in. 3 p. In maximum 12 39 p. In. Tuesday j minimum 3 p. In. Monday 57 by the official government thermometer from noon yesterday to noon j i today maximum 69 minimum 59 at noon 69 a to Honor Kyle e president Jenevea. Switzerland. Sept 12.�? Gustave add. Former president of Switzerland was selected honorary president of the Assembly of the league of nations today. Skyrocketing Cotton Price heralded As first sign of great Era of Prosperity by i Akk Sillivan i National political Corves pendent of the Republican. I j Washington d. C. Sept. 13.�?in his Leech made in Cleveland re a cantly xxx i 11 Hays. Post master Central. Closed a review of the Progress made by the administration in the direction of a Aback to Normal Jcyk with the following words a altogether. We look to the future with great Hope. The fact is of course that there is ahead the greatest Era of expansion and Prosperity the world has Ever seen. Everyone knows this and the Only question discussed is when it will Start the last few words of this Are a Little cryptic but undoubtedly it reflects the expectation held among the highest authorities in tile administration competent to judge of such matters to the effect that in a business sense the country has turned the Corner and that an upward swing can he expected within the reasonably near future. In some of the Best qualified quarters ibis expectation is held in the very terms in which or. Hayes has expressed it. They believe the Era of expansion will reach As far upward As the recent depression whiskey reached downward and that the volume if not the suddenness of the coming Prosperity will be equal to that of the recent slump. On the same Day As or. Hays speech the head of the xxx a finance corporation. Eugene Meyer. Or. Gave out a statement which Al Ruppe that a or. Arbuckle wanted to see them Allaf the St. Francis hotel. Miss Rappe went to Arbuckle room alone and then telephoned for mrs Delmont and Sema her to join her in Arbuckle suite j there she testified she met Arbuckle Lowell Sherman. Ira fort a Louis and Frederick Fishbach. Strike j there were Many bottles on the table i in the room. Miss Rappe had three drinks of Gin and Orange juice and mrs Delmont had about ten drinks of whiskey. Two More girls came in whom she Learned later were Alice Blake and vey Pyron. The Rappe girl Rose and went into the bathroom of Arbuckle room. Xxi in she came out of the bathroom Arbuckle was in his room. He closed the door. Here she testified that she had a heard that miss Rappe was dragged into the room a hut the Coroner ruled this testimony out. She heard screams coming from the room about an hour later and demanded that Arbuckle open the door. He did so and it was noted that he was wearing miss rappers hat and the pyjamas he was wearing were wet with perspiration. The Rappe girl was o the had tearing at her clothing and screaming a i am Hurt. I am dying. He did girl put Iii tub she removed the girls clothing and assisted by Fischbach. Plated her in a till of cold water. This had no effect and so miss Rappe was taken to another room and put to bed. Arbuckle kept his eyes fixed on the witness throughout her testimony and he appeared to be somewhat affected by it. Vex Hile mrs. Delmont was testifying i District attorney Brady announced that Alice Blake who was reported last nigh tto have dropped from sight had been located and was in his j Oft ice to submit to an examination. Miss Blake explained according to Brady that she had gone from her Home in Berkeley to a Friend in Oakland in order to avoid publicity and notoriety. Mrs. It Elmont finished her testimony at noon. Arbuckle took More than usual interest when toward the close of the session Coroner or. T. B. Xxx. Iceland Correct asked Tho witness How do you know what happened if you had so Many drinks of 69 to 70 3 4 my memory is always she a Naweed. Arbuckle a statement Arbuckle issued a statement declaring he left this City for lays Angeles prior to the death of miss i Lappe Ami that when he departed gave out a statement which Al the girl was not in a dangerous con though More cautious than or. Edition. He said Hays pointed in the same direction. A while i was at the St. Francis he said that the recent Rise in the hotel monday miss Rappe mrs. Price of Cotton has added something Maude Delmont and Ai Semnacher Over three Hundred million dollars j manager for miss Rappe. Came to to going value of the South and my rooms. They came to san fran has restored solvency to Many Banks. Sci co by automobile from los anime vivid a is and commercial concerns Geles the in that Section which a few months ago would have been a Able to liquidate for enough meet their liabilities. Meyer went on to say that or. This improvement in a Means restoration of Day before. I have been acquainted with Semnacher for up. About ten years and have known to miss Rappe for the last five years t my invitation they came to my rooms to have a Feu drinks. I was the South dad in pyjamas Bathrobe and bed he Sineaka a room slippers and was having my continued on Page two continued on rage two

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