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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 13, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota World s Only Corn Palace. Sept. 22 to 27�?three big shows in Roweth evening Republican City edition vol. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota saturday september 13, 1924. Number 294 new German crisis looms but Cherette swings wicked Cleaver defense Day her shop fills to us \ in City pr0ves needed demand i to be Success she discovers a nah dec feminine touch irs. Kerr says is making business big Success til r suggestions free a or of Tim Kia advice is no us isl in i Stum for san i Hani Isi o Venti re n frill Ersco t it Iii a sept 13.-�?-Un&Ltt rocks the Cradle May occupation with a Hermans Cleaver. Frances Kerr of this City has the Feltl of meat dispensing a. Considered peculiarly the result that her shop is St word in neighbourhood pop Why because i have added the Mira Kerr. At first i thought any but the Jav a s would be a Field for to it. And. But do you know women most badly needed there. A n Jug slice and wrap Accord to direction. But fresh troops Are rushed to chinese front special privilege for Loeb Leopold in prison barred Veteran organizations ser rival forces of warring Crevice clubs and citizens pare for desperate con generally take part filet today Mitchell is speaker Kangsu army Strong facts prove. He Sis that preparedness does not Lead nation to War mrs Frances Kerr. Ban fran Cisco s but Cherette. Waiting on a customer. Ii i. Who have a rec children to feed understand problems of the housewife who Jas to Purchase. Consequently i id advice in the Scales and i find a v like it. The Dot imagine the frantic up who unexpectedly she be hostess to last minute guests j i r it axion May Well subside As pm Xeric k p teaches the phone for mrs Kerr d to prescribing for such Gastro j Mic flurries solves her difficulties j a moment. Disc with Moat then theres Hubby instructed in reral manner by wife to a bring j 16 millions take part in defense Day Advance guard of labor body is due today if defense Day had failed it would have meant the ultimate failure of the army militia and the Reserve corps All branches of the United states organization for defense was the declaration made by major Frank Mitchell who delivered the address at the defense Day exercises in the City Hall last evening. Major Mitchell was chosen to deliver the address in place of or. E. D. Kohlstedt who was unable to reach Mitchell in time to speak. Ohs Kry or indicates that attacking troops Are better organized Tran than foes Waukegan 111., sept. 13�?tobac-i co during the Day will be denied Nathan Leopold to. And Richard Loeb new in Joliet prison serving a life sentence for the murder of Robert Franks. Elmer Green of Waukegan. State superintendent of prisoners said today. At night when they Are locked in their cells they May have tobacco and smoke he said the same As other prisoners. A the wealth of their families will not enable Leopold and Loeb to have Stresemann is due for smash opponents say refusal to join league till War guilt is denied arouses Cabinet storm Shanghai China sept. 12.�? up a rival forces of warring chinese military governors battling for Possession of Shanghai disregarded their traditional Rule against fighting in the rain today when firing was resumed at Wangtu 15 Miles West of Here while that arca was being soaked by a new storm. The Ivangs military governor was reported to be Rushing reinforcements to Changchow 110 Miles West of Shanghai to defend that town against denial is due soon foreign minister says it will re made through diplomatic channels Berlin sept. a the author any privileges that Are forbidden nto i stat avg statement issued to the Ger the program at the City Hall Fri Lowed an impressive mobilization of j the advancing Chekian troops who All military units in Mitchell in a a Rode which marched from the Corner of main and sixth Avenue to the j Corner of second Avenue and main 1 Street and thence to the City Hall. Parade representative the procession consisting of the american legion the veterans of the j Spanish american War. The veterans j of the civil War. The officers Reserve i corps and other military units and \ the three service clubs of the City j came to a halt before the reviewing i i stand decorated with red. White and i Blue Bunting where the Parade was mobilization it Wei d a Complete sic i is by War department is Washington d. C., sept. 13.�?op a the response of the nations civilian reviewed by mayor j. E. Williams. Annual state convention of the world War veterans were a federation will open in j ranged in the procession according to m itch full tomorrow the units in which they served. Bat try b. 147th Field axillary com representatives of All labor Organ handed by Captain j e. Wet he headed the world War veterans and were followed by service Battery. 147th Field artillery commanded by Cap took thing yesterday according to j a chinese observer who arrived Here today from Chekian 146 Miles West of Shanghai. The observer was one of three chinese messengers dispatched from acting. 20 Miles West of Fiere. To View operations of the forces. He succeeded in reaching Shanghai by Steamer after viewing the invading Kangsu army from behind its lines. Watches night Battle. The observer discredited the assertions of the Chekian forces that they a re victorious in the Vicinity of Wangtu during the past three Days. He said the Kangsu forces were fully confident and organized Well. The observer said he had witnessed night others a a he said. A if relatives or friends bring in food or fruit they will be compelled to it at at the time it is brought while guards look world fuels Start West on final flight Cambridge Ohio sept. 13�? tho around tho world fliers passed Over Here at 3 16 p. Rn., flying very Low. Washington d. C., sept. 13�?up a the army world fliers began the last stag1 of their journey today hopping off from Belling Field Here for Dayton. Ohio at 10 30 a. Rn., Eastern Standard Tim. Weather report vindicating better conditions Between Here and Dayton prompted tho it in charge to order Battles in the outskirts of Wangtu i the planes into the air Izat ions in the state were expected to arrive in Mitchell late this after Athing h office. Well let a me on his Way from population to the defense Day Appeal noon and tomorrow morning for the Tain l. W. Craig company a 365 in my Jav to a mrs. Kerr will he considers his Purchase. By you had veal and the re. Chicken i would Sug. Of beef to the individuals obligation and re or Ual state convention of the South a possibility under the new National Dakota federation of labor which defense program and for the Mobil \ will open at to a. In. Gatior. If the first limited test of the arrivals this morning included w. Program itself met the highest expectations of the War depart Lent and Ita government officials generally will i do. Orts somewhat preliminary in character from the nine corps area Headquarters showing that More than 16.ooo.ooo civilians participated in j the exercises caused the department to the test As a highly satisfactory a although the reports did j not permit an accurate estimate of tho total of one Day volunteers who e. Beck state president of Geddes and e l. Gordon Secretary treas i user of Huron together with e. Heifer of Pierre and r w. Brown of members of the exec a Scotia t Ion year. If i i to the Bride neophyte in Cuil arts a a Here a a Little Steak an int dish for two. Cook it slow Salt its own juice from sticking to the pan or no grease is necessary out 15 minutes on each Side. Hide you intend to do with e end a. It i replies the it s t t Tough to eat a i i re it up for la a a a my a us Tjw i place and the Headquarters answers a and it la be just it Quot d it to fill in the Rann of Reg so Catlon selected for the a your lunch tomorrow ular Rev National guru and or in inactive in women to like i a a led reserves the fact that almost a mrs Kerr explains. A a Trojan of the military forces in the in Jopke pers. A needing of the states were used in approximate be women to Purchase be near strength ind cafe that probably or Means or beyond their j Quot in enrolled. A the corp area commanders each n the opposite theory. A submitting at the clo a of the Day a i suppose because i am a derailed report of the result of the order with consequent hat in his territory emphasized its 1-re partly because i am a Success and the enthusiastic endorse-.%.�?�. He instinctive trait and nent of the National defense program to i know the problems by the Public generally. Wife filing one myself. % an expression of their gratification reduces budgets for he cooperation Given the War suggest a cheaper Cut j department by the american Public la yet be a satisfactory As in the defense text project was con requested. I do so. It eyed to the country in radio add mention what May he 1 dress at night by Secretary weeks in cd overs from the Cut a and general Pershing. For the lat it it a doing my plan. In be tried j ter the occasion marked Ahe last full track of every woman sex Day of his Long service on the Active in the shop and to re list of the army and the culmination ii imagine the Delight of of a specific task or National defense Fantry. 89th division commanded by Captain Walter d. Tobin. Company c 510th Engineer Batalion. Command cd by lieutenant k. D. Ruettell. Headquarters. 89th division train commanded by major e. B. Rowley. Motor transport company 353. 89th division train commanded by lieutenant j t Cason. Wagon company 442. 6gth cavalry division. Commanded by George Shipton and the Home guard Sioux Falls live Board. More than too delegates were sex unit commanded by w. W. Barnard petted at the convention . The Mitchell municipal band which j which Wal open with a Brief in us furnished patriotic music during the Cal program and be followed by a exercises also participated in the pay Days business session at which time Rade. Annual election of officers will take j following the review of the Parade t those who took part and spectators in which both sides used artillery. In the Battle he witnessed the Kangsu artillery Force the fighting and Advance into the outskirts of Wangtu. On the thing front. Too Miles West of Here. The chinese said he saw the rival forces in action and the Kangsu leaders said there were More than 1000 wounded filling the hospitals and univ Rosity dormitory at Soochow 53 Miles West of Shanghai. A japanese news Ager Here received a report this morning from peking saying that the Mukden railway the planes circled Over the City before straightening out on their path Westward. Although the Sun was shining the re were still Cloud overhead and the pilots flew very Low. No ceremony attended the departure. The Only officials outside of the Field staff present being general Mit Man press last evening on the question of Germany s War guilt and her entry into the league of nations has caused a considerable comment in the columns of the Berlin press and there s talk of a near Cabinet crisis. Last nights German statement declared emphatically that Germany could not enter the league of nations until the War guilt question was solved. It set Forth that the question of Germany s admittance to the league was not raised by any foreign statement during the London conference despite numerous opportunities and it declared that before Germany a empty chair in the league was occupied the covenant must be altered More favourably towards Germany and she must not to required to ask for an elective seat but he allocated a permanent one. The statement added these conditions would be the basis of a coming Cabinet discussion of the subject. The statement emanated from foreign minister Sensemann. The newspapers supporting the parties of tho right joyfully Welcome or Strese Mann s declaration that the question of responsibility for the War must to settled before Germany can enter tho league but the democratic and socialist journals Renee he proposal. The socialist to Rawerts heading cd a i arum Igor Kilner executive As. The a a not Distant to major Genera Patrick. The Start was delayed More than two hours by Adverse weather reports from the West Virginia mountains. The weather Bureau at Moundsville w va., sent frequent reports describe Ime had been closed to traffic. This Jar St adv rain and a flow ceiling was taken As an indication of Imp end a which of Aind there. Later reports ing warfare Between general Chang of pm Moundsville declared the Clouds . Manchurian dictator and Ibad we Pei fun military Leader of the peking government. Met Chi a a dude ammunition. The equipment of the Kangsu americans take for the. A a troops was said by the observers to ensuing fixed nto the City hair auditorium j he us where the speeches and patriotic Cere monies were held. # Pershing again private citizen on retired list Perior to that of the Chekian forces. He added that the Chekian Field guns and ammunition were Faul or. Bob presides to. An examination of a number of or. E. V Bobb who presided at the shells he asserted revealed a great i exercises spoke a few words com i mending the occasion which had a Washington. D. C., sept. 13. John j. Pershing bade a s brought the crowd together then introduced Rev. Father j. M. Brady who delivered the invocation follow a cd by a number by the municipal i pm band. Major Mitchell was then Intro a Dierly diced and delivered the address of Farewell last night to comrades of the evening. The army to which he has Given All j he called attention to the fact the Active years of his life. That it was As much a Call from the today at noon on the 64th Anni United states government that had Ersary of his birth he passed Auto brought the a together a it was a magical la to the retired list. To the j government Call that brought the sol last moment last night he worked diem together in the world War. Hard and Long for the National do a the speaker quoted from the Sec j program which he turned with Hon of the preamble to tho Misti j single minded Siffor when the great i tut on which authorized the organic i he commanded in France had action of a body to defend the country in Case of War. Major Mitchell. Than proportion of the ineffectiveness of shells fired by a he Chekian forces the observer said. Was shown in an examination of the wounded which revealed that near in ail were victims of Rifle or machine gun fire. Fungwha Headquarters of the Chekian troops is. Used no communique today. Victory they re preparation when they find or their budgets or in a his mar a rom monthly expense the War. Probably not o 1 -1 a persons a listened in to which he has devoted abhors since the close of weather forecast f a fair tonight and la a tonight in probably Light is Clear p Sot a m ast i somewhat part Ion a debt if sky generally fair tonight and Sony what a of scr tonight licht Frost in Northwest and a Erral portion Dakota generally fair fond sunday somewhat cooler in r it porn Ion probably Light Nin rising temperature Sun Dakota fair tonight and r ing temperature Sukdav extreme West porn Ion tonight ii cd fro tonight. Week forces than 2.non,non a to hear the War i by. After remarks dealing Brief i to with tile de Fen Safe to. Introduce i Pershing with a tribute to Bis serve re As the a a nation a Foremost j soldiers the retiring general Nav ing Back pc emotion that the occasion aroused in Calm and control to of Nch took he a last Opportunity Quot in Active service of express Bis a a a in re re a Hank for the Confidence they have always Given me army pissed Back to civil life its achieved. There will go to the ration presently an executive order signed by the president telling of this Soldier Quot rec irem it and his services to the Flag. Coolidge will Complete sugar review next week Norbeck named to introduce Dawes in state clean sweep of Davis cup match Germantown Cricket club Philadelphia. Sept. 13.�?the american Davis cup Tennis players demonstrated their superiority again today Over the challenging australians when they won the two singles matches of the final Days Competition with compar ministers considers or. Stresemann a remarks As denoting the beginning of a government crisis. Of an official repudiation of Germany a War guilt is not sent to the allies very soon or. Stresemann and other members of the Cabinet will resign it declared while in the contrary Case Chancellor Marx will fall and the Reich Stag will subsequently be dissolved. No developments Are possible until next week when Chancellor Marx returns to Berlin and the Cabinet decides upon the Date for notifying the allies of Germany a repudiation of her War guilt the newspaper adds. Foreign minister Platts an official retraction Berlin. Germany sept. 3.�?up a a official retraction of Germany s confession of War guilt As now incorporated in the treaty of Versailles will be made through the customary dip % Romatie channels according to a significant article in die Zeit which la sweep of the series. O Washington. D. . Of ept. 13.�?sv Era visitors were on the engagement i list of president Coolidge today to fires break out in u. S. Forests Over California ins ton. D. Sept. 13�?wfith a Frankie opt. 13 a h i ii look for the we Eek beginning fighter from three states were in j v i raged of it Dav or it two big Blazir a of great i Akes showers Etc a rid a Murber of Mailer ones in it Elf and during latter half National Forest to California. The of Bure near or slightly below w. Chief fire Are in the Angeles a tonal Fern St in Southern California Valley Northern a chert names Are sweeping ahead on two Lerg fronds an Din the Tahoe Forest in Northern California where a week old fire had jump Yuda River today and was the old mining town of Sierra county. A it a per Mississippi Valle Mountain and p a a a regions j a ored showers at beginning and i in 15o it Middle temperatures r or t Elow Normal. toni it Ora tires % and minimum tempera As recorded by the official gov Mer thermometer from 7 a. In j ter Day to 7 a. In today maximum �,8. Minimum. 41. At 8 a m. Today. 53 a o de the threatening Allegheny in weather and roads Bank robbers fill i was with tacks to Check pursuers partly Cloudy 48 roads Aberdeen s. D. Sept. 13.�?in an unsuccessful attempt to Rob the first state to Ank of a from an Inland town no Clear. 49 roads fair. Of Perkins county robbers introduced wit Clear. 3 roads Good. Ret idea when the a strewed he ii bar. 5, Road Good High want behind Tbs a with roofing on Trace tacks they Cut the wires from Clear. 44 a it it ads Good town and fled after Heakin pm Tom lha .02. Safe. They failed to enter f Yankton Clear 55 roads Good. Drawer. Huron of Mieri Waters Fux f a a pm to Pierre wish wind up a comparatively Busy week of conferences with considerable time devoted also to the study of government problems. Next week the president expects to conclude a review of the Tariff commission re port on the sugar duty and to Complete selection of the commission which he proposes to appoint to investigate agricultural problems. Eater he intends to prepare his next speech before the holy name society convention Here a week from sunday. Or. Coolidge has virtually decided also to accept the invitation to speak at Philadelphia sept. 25. A o new assassination in Italy May bind in civil uprising discussed the problem of defending the country and outlined the part policy in that matter. A the pad kids declare that prepare j de Ness brings War a said the speaker. A were we prepared for the world War were we prepared for the civil War were we prepared for the War of 1812? were we prepared for the revolutionary War we certainly were not. Did the fact Tea a we were not prepared for those wars keep us out of them. No it did major Mitchell an scored people who regard love of country As old fashioned. Me asserted that a1 radicals and reels who Are working for the destruction of the government opposed the defense Day program and action. Allstate and congressional spread propaganda against it. J candidates wll have a part in the meeting there is great enthusiasm i throughout the state Over the coming Huron. S. A. Sept. 13.�? when general Charles g. Dawes. Republican candidate for vice president officially open the Campaign in South Davota sin a is peer h at Sioux Kalls on sep. Of he will be introduced by senator Peter no a Beck of this state it was announced today by state chairman j George w. Wright. A there will be a Good sized Dele cation from every county in the state at the meeting Quot Sai j or. Wright. A in fact. The Dawes address is bringing the rank and file of the party into fair receipts slightly More than last year defines disloyalty he declared that those who Refus ,. .h to of general Dawes to South Zakota. De to some in the world War even i j Quot _ _ because of their convictions were disloyal to their country and argued that even though any person Digap j proved of War. And defense of the country that person should support j whatever War or defense plan is being carried on by the government. He urged that the Only right Way for any person who disapproves of the defense policy of the government to following his address lieutenant changing of the Laws or any other Law of which he disapproves As Long As it is Law. A if you want peace done to strike at Etc Otence to Law to get it. You will Neer zet it that Way. Instead you will get chaos and anarchy a major Mitchells plea. Following his address alive ease. In the first contest William t. Tip i generally accepted As the mouthpiece Den Defeated Pat of Harra Wood 6-2. I of foreign minister Stresemann. 6-1, 6-1, while Vincent Richards Beati this action the newspaper declared Gerald Patterson Captain of the in will be undertaken at Quot a Given time j fading team 6-3. 7-5, 6-4. The vie a and will not be influenced by intern tories gave the United states a clean a1 or partisan consideration or Caf i of an Adverse reaction from abroad. Denial is made by die Zeit of current reports that the nationalists forced Tim present government to tak4 this set it at this time. It is oven declared that the question was up for discussion Long before the German delegation went to the International conference in London and that therefore the Hergt von Tirpitz party h idly boasting if it now claims that the retraction of War guilt was part of Al political barter arrangement on tho eve of the decisive oct on the a we plan. The newspaper also disagree with current views that the treaty of Versailles hinges wholly on the Para Ampit containing Germany s n of guilt for causing the world War and it states that the proposed diplomatic action by Germany could rot possibly injure the Validity of tho treaty so Lonk a3 the nations which signed the treaty stand by it and not Ify Germany of its continued Validity. Davis ends his Western junket and turns East British golfers fail third time to win Walker cup Garden pity. N y., sept. 13.�?</p a Star British golfers have failed for the third successive year to win he Walkter cup. This was assured to Date by three american victories before All of the eight singles matches had been completed. The three victories gave the americans at least six to six tie in the series. Today baseball Ameri an league first game Boston too 0 St. Louis. Too to 4 Fullerton and hewing davi3 and Rego. Philadelphia too too 2 Cleveland too 200 0 Baumgartner. Harris and Perkins Smith and l. Sewell. Washington 020 to Detroit Oil of Jjohnson and Ruel Bassler. New York. Chicago. Bush and Hoffman Whitehill and i to Topeka aboard the Davis special Enro Ute Huron. S. A. Sept. 13.�?with the total attendance for the week but lightly und a that of last ear. Which i Lyon Quot and Crouse was the second largest in the history _ of the South Dakota state fair sur a passed Only by that of 1919. And the St. Herbert Barnard gave a pledge of loyalty to the Flag the country and its institutions. The band then played the National Anthem and the sex i excises were concluded. Rome Italy. Sept. 13.�? it it a Italy suffered another political crime the second of this summer in the assassination yesterday of Armando Tasaun fascist Deputy by a Young Carpenter named Alvoni Corvi who when questioned by the police declared that he committed the deed a to avenge my brother in idealism Matteotti Quot coning at a time when the country is particularly nervous Over the political situation the assassination has produced a grave impression. The newspapers Lort no time in Appeal ing to the population to remain Calm lest the country be plunged into fur a tract attention nowadays the bloodshed. I something a different Kan. Sept. 13.�?john w. Davis the democratic presidential .51ft 400 0 candidate made the eastward turn .0fto too o today in bus tour of the we St having Cyc Gros. Spoken at Cheyenne. Wyo., last night if a head Cid for Topeka where tonight he is to deliver the fourth National Teague j fixed address in his swing through tho to a. Receipt running1 those Tork Otholt ova to / 15 o Sothoron Rhem Bell and Gonzales. In wan toning the third party move Bentley and Gowdy Hartley. I ment at Cheyenne. Or. Davis said that first game he knew no one who contemplated Chicago. Ito 400 soil to 15 0 the contingency of the progressive Philadelphia Loo Soi 003�? 8 12 0 j party winning Possession in this elec Alexander and Hartnett Glazner j lion of the presidency and of a a Betts and Henline. I purity in the House and in the sen Vear Pittsburgh 12.9 101 040�?7 to 0 ate. Of last year state fair officials Here was i this morning declared that from the i Point of attendance and financially lieutenant the fair which closed last night was a Complete Success. The attendance was also Cut considerably by the cold and overcast weather. The total were receipts for this $60,456 As. Compared to $60,- Boston a 0n0 too ooo�?0 3 0 or. Davis had an Al Day ride ahead arrest a a Prince 227.92 last year. Of this amount con a the and e. Smith Graham year Berlin. Germany police promptly Cessions brought in $16,946.50 As j Gin and of Neil arrested a Man who appeared in compared with $1 4,353 last year and Cincinnat too 030 020 i�?6 16 2 downtown Berlin wearing a bathing a r 01 approximately 1 Brooklyn. Offt 21 0 020 ft�?3 14 3 suit and holding an umbrella Over his while the grandstand admissions were j Luque. Mays and Hargrave head while the Sun Shore. The priv 17.347 95 As compared with $18.99s Grimes. He Rev it and Taylor. Oner protected that he was an aus i last year. Second game Trian prince., out of work and that i o Chicago today with rear platform speeches scheduled for grand Island. Hastings Fairbury and Marksville in Nebraska and Onaga in Kansas. Bandits get $8,000 j Battle Creek. Mich., sept. 13�?tirm 220 Oft 0 men held up and robbed the Bank of the Only Way that princes could at Cotton manufacturers in this coun was to do j try in 1921 represented a valuation of i $1,279,168,000. too i j Fulton rear hers a keen and o Farrel Weiner Carl-1 escaped with $8,000 a of Bishop and Wilson. Noon today and mostly in la bae it Bonus

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