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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 14, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota The evening Republican City edition vol Xxxvii Vrej Mitchell s. D. Wednesday september 14, 1921 number 270mitchell expense Cut 16 percent speedy trial is Prospect for Arbuckle i to charges murder and manslaughter Are placed against comedian helping Welcome the disarmament guests grand jury charges Ilin in it to a i r i Tiri i Hart to it Wii in it i a is in or my Iidro Mist Ime j i by s >1 a so. I Guter ask a mucin Ted pre i in it it Ftp la if Francisco till. St of. 14�?kx i��11 of Tell hut expert wit Nesses i no Hided today in the Coroner s into the death of miss Yir rap pc. A motion picture Nett Hen the Coronet s jury decide it protest by Mist Tot at Bidav that miss vey Prevost is a. E Blake. Show girls. No get he questioned. As a to re to elision. Miss Prevost. Who ii in the stand was excused Irving asked any questions Rev ticker announced Whitt or. Strange autopsy surgeon an Ophuls who performed examinations of miss Ady. Would he questioned a examination would con a a Quot Imons . Roscoe a Hurkle. Motion picture who is. Barged with hav red miss Kloppe. Was pres Miguest n accordance with re in in is i n d e Fen be session Brady a ported to him complained that a Square a a a g a Square Opu Arbuckle jest a the we will with to further wit thinks its be d id or not announce Quot a a a a a it would be taken. Toners airy went out at Range detailed the usual Cor. Topsy. In. Ophuls who Tes a he inquest previously said a Ouid not determine if miss a jury was a spontaneous one i i teen caused by the use of Leland decided to oaf a con if witness in the person of John Dolan or to test i that examined the hotel room the attack is alleged to have place and found Marks of the John Bassett Moore named on big court american is finally chosen for International court of Justice takes place of Root Bishop of go rims condition unchanged is Wix Kip. <1 by we till a i also Klei Iii a i Nix Assembly it my % Sancta fed in or leased wire Geneva Switzerland. Sept. 14.�? the eleven judges of the permanent of Justice were Assembly of the today and were Council of the t simultaneously International court elected by the a league of nations i confirmed by the i let ague. Which in with tile Assembly. The Bench of the court chosen consists of John Bassett Moore of the United states Viscount Robert j Kin Lay. Of great Britain by. Yorozu i Ida of Japan by. Andre Weiss of i France gom Mentado Dionisio Anzilotti of Italy in. Buy Barbosa of i Brazil by. T. The boder of Holland i it a. Antonio s. De bust Niente of Uniat judge b. By Holm of Ben Nark by. Max Huber of Switzerland. And by. Rafael Al Tamyra a Creveal of Spain. Hoot flail refuel Geneva. Switze Ria and. Sept. 14 a John Bassett Moore of the United slates was elected a judge of the International court of Justice by til Assembly of tin league of nations on the second ballot in the voting for members of the court which began Here at la of clock this morn j i cd j by. Altimar Craven of Spain. By. Buy Barbosa of Brasil and by. Anti Lim s. Be Bustament of Cuba als a i be ejected judges. They received respectively 23, 3s Anil 21 votes. Or. Moore received 12 votes on the first ballot by the Assembly. While by. Roscoe Pound received six Elihu Root twit Ami professor James Brown Scott two. Rafael Altamira Creveal of by. Buy Barbosa of i Ira Viscount Robert Kin Lav of fit la a Kirin in pres i a a a i wire Sioux Falls. S. B., sept. 14.�?th1 Eon Diton of Bishop Thomas o Gorman who yesterday suffered a paralytic j stroke was reported unchanged by Bis physicians this morning. The Bishop us i 7 year old. Regained consciousness late yesterday after j noon. Dail votes to i again discuss peace for Erin Mumi i my in Mim Sei it to five Man to in Kitt ski of. Minister George $30,000 slash made in costs of next year four months added to fiscal year will add to expense in 1922 however adds $25,540 Burden lightly la Vav Kil it on tax i a kits cd met of. I Elt i til in month Vear is Over it j my a intr i Dublin. Ire. A Ltd a sept ment of plenipotentiaries to the pro posed conference at Inverness i ii British representatives to discuss the settlement of the Irish question was approved by the bul Eireann at its session Here today. The bail firearm unanimously approved the reply to the Rte it no pos Ais of or. Lloyd George the British prime minister regarding Irish peace negotiations. The i Iii m official bulletin announcing approval of the five plenipotentiaries says this was done a in View of a possible conference with representatives of the British government. The appointments approved follow Arthur Griffith founder of the Simi ii be bail mister the Lead Megohm by. Is a in zip it Ireat Var z vein and foreign minister Cabinet chairman. Michael Collins finance n Robert c. Barton one of ing figures in the prel mini t nit ions. Kemonn j. Bugan. Sinn f Ber of parliament. George a Van Duffy who has acted As representative of the sinn fein abroad. Til i Tail plenipotentiaries if was explained were not appointed to go to Inverness in response to the prime minister s invitation but have been i chosen to carry on possible Neotia Lions which May or May not follow j the receipt by or. Lloyd George of Cabinet Britain or. Alejandro Al a the Dai Cabinet s reply of Chile i it a. Antonio s. Del the appoint men of the Plen Poten i Amia me at of hates a a. Amir flames in Tuu Aelerd i Vitili Iii Duax Weiss of France. I to. Yorozu Oda fers its a move toward throwing reef Japan or. B of Hoij Spon Schilit y Forn by breach in the be land and Ltd Ommen adore Din 1-1 up Lisle go it Tat ton. Continued on Page 3 local boy swallows phonograph Needle carriers tax is Cut in half runaway maids sting Lover for elopement fares then jilt him As journey ends Anzilotto of the Assembly the con met at the Italy were elected by y on the firs ballot. Cli of tile league which secret a Riat simultaneous be Small son of or. And Hopkins West second dentally swallowed a j Needle last evening m is. A Pho a an was summoned and an taken. Fie re was located in the i rites in is hut if is believed no operation will be necessary. Today a baseball Nath to Al leg be new Ltd mein Bon Wing firs a is Tabu i to i let sen Lek wit Pellman Tomb la hons is it i in c fit k01a i on Atay i a i. No Nan ono�?1 its and Snyder Rixey and Mark in. Game a Kin. 22a 2nn 12 Ltd. Ain a4 i no Reuther. Mil jus. Smith and ill Pfeffer. Bailey. North. Sherdel j Ainsmith. Bilhoefer. A in. Non non nn2-2 a a Birgh. 2aa ask Oox-5 fit gift Morgan. Braxton i a Morrison and Schmidt. A Adelphi aaa Ann Aaan a a cd go. Jia 22 a 4 a x -1 a h 511bell. Betts and Henline Der Rind o Farrell. Mirk a league a to Emit. Aaa Ann Aoa a 2 4 on. Aaa Taa a ax-1 7 i Oldham Middleton and Gassier o Nook Ami Walters. Ciro. 124 a a of York. Aia a13 5 i sell Connelly and so h a i k a key. Collins boy and Schang. Level and. Aai 4a2 to a 2 12 a and 8 2 21 i a1 bar Lmh Latr Ltd pre lenses Irr Washington b. Sept. 14 a retention for the Calendar year 1922 of the transportation taxes on freight. Passenger Aud Pullman accommodations. But at one half the Prev ent late. Was agreed upon today by the Senate finn a committee. The Cornin Ieese als vote i finally to Amend the provision of the House Bill so As to retain the full tax on express packages and Oil transported by pipe lines. The House rats on Cereal beverages an other drinks were adopted but it was explained that some of tins might be subject to change. The committee passed Over the inheritance tax Anil decided to take up at a later session today sales taxes on Candy jewelry furs shooting goods and a number of other items. The freight passenger and Pullman taxes would be repealed entirely Lin tier the Senate Bill on january i 1 923. The House Hill proposed elimination beginning next january i. Director of the budget Dawes furnished the committee today detailed statements showing How it is proposed to affect the $37 a a a. Aaa savings in government expenditures for this fiscal year agreed upon at the the White House conference last month. The statements furnished the committee embraced savings of $305.-aoa.aoa but the director general explained that figures for the Navy department had not been included. The expected savings As summarized by or. Dawes follows Beulah Creech and Mary Guethle 15 and 16 year old Mitchell girls who disappeared from Home last wednesday were found in Mapleton. La. Tuesday and brought Hack to a Mitchell. The younger girl. Be dub or ech. Bad promised to Marr it Leo Schaffer. 19 year old son of a Tripp Stork buyer but left him to go with another Man after Young Schaffer had paid the fare of the two girls to Sioux City where the marriage was to be performed. Schaffer then helped William Breech the girls father to locate her. The Gubele girl was still with her. F Young Schaffer is technically liable to prosecution for taking the two girls to Sioux City and he was brought into court in Mitchell this morning and will be Given a further hearing later. Scha Fifer made no tempt to evade responsibility for taking the girls away from Mitchell. Ile was with them at a Dame at Parkston last week he said and he and Beulah Cleech planned to get married. He Tok her with him to the Home of his parents and obtained their consent to tile wedding i then went to Sioux City with the two girls and Bis father arum brother came Down a Day or two to attend Lite wed i fling. Beulah Creech told Young i Schaffer Aru his parents that she would be is years old in a few Days. When tin father and brother arrived in Sioux City they found that the two girls had made their getaway. They a go to a dance at a Park near Sioux City the evening after they arrived it is said anti stayed with Schaffer until the in dance. They then left with two Ether men. Schaffer investigated until he found that the girls had left the Park and in with the meeting of the Assembly in reformation Hall confirmed the Assembly Choice of Viscount Fin Lay or. Weiss i a. Oda and Signor a Vilotti. Who consequently were definitely elected to the court. Moore i it Al Veals Obi new York City. Sept. 14 a John Bassett Moore announced at his residence hero that he would to Kepi election to the International court j of Justice. He is in his 61st year j t ii i to ii Root. Who had declined election because of Bis age. Is 7 6. Or. Moore has been professor of the print minister. Reports circulated in Welt posted circles today Are that or. Lloyd George indicated to the sum fein couriers c conditions which it is considered. Might involve such a breach. Battlers raid Western s. 0 Droit Obin is Dri yes in \ ii is i Kom into it \ it n it irm in Norci Oky h i la lie then Learned that they had gone to Mapleton la. The next Day he met or. Creech in the hotel As or. Creech had gone to Sioux City to find his daughter. Voting Schaffer then went to Mapleton la., Anil found the girls. The girls will be Given a hearing in juvenile court. War department $6o,. Shipping Hoard is a 000. Too. A broads $39,000,000. Veteran Bureau $37,,. Miteel Laneous $ i 9,. To it Abc dlr my resigns Redfield s. Ll., sept i o. S Hanford of this City has tendered his resignation to the department of insurance Hail insurance Bureau at Pierre and will leave for Washington. I. C., in the near future to accept a position there. Mrs. Hanford will join her husband there after closing up business affairs in this City. Everyone has a Job in Wichita a dryly of in employ Mim in is a in Westelin St Nils is in Erk pm blah International Law and diplomacy at Columbia University for 20 years and has had a varied Public service involving International relations he is vice chairman of the International Birgh commission organized at the pan american financial conference in 1915. Defer mandate question Geneva sept. 14.�?thtefcdon not to intervene in the mandates question a pending the result of negotiations bet Ween the principal Mandator Powers and the knifed states was reached today by the special commission of the league of nations. When the commission met her abort a. 1�. Fisher of great Britain told the members that negotiations i were at the moment in Progress Between the chief Mandator Powers and the Washington government and that it would therefore he Inopportune for the commission to intervene before the negotiations had been concluded. Of Winnipeg. Man. Sept. Are rotting on thousands of acres Mound Crelman. Sask., because labor Annot be obtained at wages which banners Are Able to pay. Hot Springs. S i it. Sept. to the dry season this year rattlesnakes have been growing More numerous than Ever during the last few weeks. They come to. The houses and barns in search of water and the danger from them is unusually great thirteen rattlers were kill recently in one Field near Buffalo Gat in one afternoon. By. A. J Motet in. Of this City killed a Large Snake with seven rattles. While on the porch at the Hack of the House he heard the rattle and when a licht was brought it was found that the Snake was on to about two feet from him. Kex pen aes of the Cit y of Mitchell for the coming 12 months will be $3a,aaa less than for the corresponding time this year As a result of Thim san a without Chang tuesday evening of the appropriation budget presented to the Council a week ago by the finance Ern Mitt. The expenses of the next 12 months will be 16 percent less than during the present 12. The total expenses for the year will be <157.650. As compared with i1s7.-Amo for the present year. The ultimate amount to be paid by City taxpayers for next year will be greater than that of last year however As a new stat Law provides for the appropriation of funds at this time for 16 months. Instead of for twelve months. A change in the fiscal year of Mun i it i polities causes the appropriation for the extra four months. The appropriation for that period waa also pass it i by the Council monday evening. The sum for the four months being $54,Kao. This brings the total amount to be paid by taxpayers next year to <212.54. Or $25,540 greater than the sum paid this year. Plan to pay it Gold debt floating indebtedness against the City of Mitchell which has accumulated for years past through the fact that not All taxes have been paid in. Will be taken up by the City according to plans perfected tuesday eve Ning in order to meet this sum. The City attorney was instructed by the Council to draw up an ordinance providing for the issuance of funding Bonds to i. Be tip outstanding warrants against the City. Estimates of tile floating indebtedness against the City varied from $5a,-a 1 o to $ i a Pao but the exact figures on the. Outlier Are being seen red at present by City officials the outstanding warrants have been cashed by Hanks in the City and Are being held there. The funding Bonds to be issued will be cared for through an interest and sinking fun. It is pointed out that no new debt is contracted through the issuance of these Bonds but that a number of Small debts will be consolidated into one. This condition exists in practically All cities. The present tendency it is said is to clean lip existing City debts in thin manner. Items or urls passage of the appropriation budget placed the City expenditures for the coming year at the following fitful is general fund�?$12.aaa was $1s,-�?� a last year. Police department�?$3,000 was $ i last year. Municipal court�?$1,300 was $1, 7ao last year. Fire department�?$13,000 was $17,-500 last year. Health department�?$3,000 was $5,600 last year. Pity jail�?$2oo same last year. Engineering department�?$5,500 was $3,000 last year. Waterworks�?$14.aaa was $28,000 last year. Sewer�?$2.aaa was $4,000 last year. Continued on to Page two Spanish War vets pick los Angeles or \ maoris Ted pres irises mire Minneapolis minn., sept i los Angeles was named As tile 1922 Encampment City for the k Ned Spanish War veterans at been Camp ment Here today after Alf other i competing cities had withdrawn in favor of the California cite. It Ladelphia. Aaa 004 Al to Velez Kie and o Neill Naylor Keefe Harris and Perkins it Louis. Qua aaa a Washington. Aaa Ooi a Bavin and Severeid Johnston i Quot a Piei Nieh. Weather report forecast South Dakota showers probably Knight and thursday not much f aage in temperature. Local to m nth t ii res by tile republicans recording thermometer t a Day p. In. P. In. P. In. 12 p. M. 70 a 62 60 maximum a i n i in u in by the to o meter 3 p. 6 a. Official f rom wednesday 3 a. In 69 6 a. In. 58 9 a. In. 59 12 in. 62 in. Tuesday 7a in. Wednesday 58 government ther noon yesterday to noon today maximum 70 minimum 59 at noon 63 a the new generation the Htow of a Mother whose rebellion against the old fashioned severity of her own upbringing causes Lier to Jet h. Daughter grow i if without rebuke or interference As the Flowers grow naturally in the Sunshine a free agent to express herself he a thoughts her emotions As she would. Tile Story of a woman who married Young and been to so wholly just a Mother that ceased to he in individual until one Day she finds that her daughter no longer needs her hut that she can still be att fact Ive to the world and to men. The Story of a girl whose inborn Honor and Only inhibitions and of How so fares through life decency Are her a gripping Story of today by the author of the my husband and i serials. A the revolt of Vera Manderson and Many other lug stories of married life. Jane Phelps begins in the Republican soon watch fort it i f a of intr la up it it i Ca. Mire j Kansas City. In sept. 13.�?wichita, kus., has no unemployed Leavenworth. Kus., has Only fifty Minneapolis has aft aaa St. Paul 9.saa, Ami is Louis 89.aaiaccording to a Spe till Survey of in us Triol conditional if seven states of the Middle West by j by f. Fader in charge of the Industrial employment Survey of the department of labor. The Survey was part of one that will place estimates on employment lodges berth on disarmament delegation is trick to sheer him of Power in u. S. Senate arms Agenda hints sent out i Erica dispatches ten Tati be Prock pm of armament session to Powers. Conditions in 231 principal cities of the baited states. The Survey made in this District comprised the states of Minnesota Wisconsin. Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Arkansas rovers the entire Field of unemployment in the principal cities or. Fader said. The number of unemployed in some of the hading cities was shown to be Iowa Minneapolis 5.aaa St. Paul 9,500 Duluth 7.aoa lbs Molinos i to a Davenport 3.aaa it. Louis 69,000 Kansas City to 9,a to Kansas City kus., 4,aaa St. Joseph. Mo., 5,aaa mo., Toa Omaha neb. 6,aaa Lincoln 45 Topeka Kus 1.5aa Atchison Kusi Pao. By >1 i a is i Lix a National political correspondent of the Republican it Washington ic., sept. 14�?there is some evidence of a disposition among the Republican leaders to really do something about til Senate. The stagnation of the More important business in that Bode is the heaviest Burden the Republican leaders have on their minds. They blame the trouble on a Lark of party Solidarity. Lack of party discipline and other defects under the general head of Lack of Stern Anil aggressive part the Republican majority i Bas All the machinery of leadership but the machinery does t work j they have the steering committee which a not steer successfully and they have the caucus which in the words of a rather far fetched Pun made up by one disgusted does not Caw and does not cuss Quot enough. A Little discipline is thus Fob of thing which in the mind of this re Piihl Iran is needed. The offi la i Republican Lender of the Senate is Lodge. Lodge is about All there is in the Way of leadership. He is the Republican flour Leader he is the chairman of the Republican steering committee he is chairman of the Republican caucus and he is cd airman of the Senate s most Niport it committee. That Lodge was a most acceptable Leader during the league of nations tight is the Testi which declared that Mony of every Republican who looks upon that fight from a party Point of View. That it was just lodges Quality of temperament and personality that saved the party from Fly Fig into fragments is accepted by everyone. But for one reason or another Lodge s leadership this session has lacked his former Success. It is trite that the republicans have put through an amount of legislation. Fly pm hoisted press leased wire Washington. D. It sept. 14.�?the american government has sent to the governments of All the Powers invited to participate in the Confer Tuico an the limitation of armaments and far Eastern questions a list of the topics suggested for discussion. Officials of the state department refused today to comment on the nature of the suggested program but it was understood that the offered list of subjects was nothing More than tentative and calculated to serve merely Tor the basis of agreement. The list of topics which was sent to the invite nations by Secretary Hughes is understood however to be the first Concrete suggestion As to the conference program submitted to ail the prospective participants. La Only indication of the nature of the subjects suggested was that contained in a Tokio press dispatch in addition to t he continued on Page two obvious subjects of army and Navy restrictions. The United states communication propose a discussion of the open door in China respect for the sovereignty of other nations territory the status of Manchuria and the Ghi Neso Eastern railway spheres of influence and the general subject of mandates. Official comment on the Tokio dispatch was withheld but there was an intimation that the Field of discussion might be much broader

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