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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 17, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Worlds Only Corn Palace. Sept. 22 to 27�?three big shows in one ten pages the evening Republican r City edition vol xxx Mitchell South Dakota essay september 17, 1924. Number 297still missing Duchess locked out fashion maker of two nations i tary of Duke wants divorce a Buff a a legion to hold labor amendment j its Neh meet in Omaha neb. D. She i i of Westminster v in America carries t fight for Freedom loses first move Hasmi asks her Pythion it Roest discover Ali lakh in least Fly aka service n errand. Sept i it Hen j n Smith has a Misun Dor with the quo missus. He sex is authority by banging and he door45 of his Quot castles a in is face the lady is spirited As her retaliates by sending a pc ugh a window. A in inevitable a Bobbie Quot comes id takes the pair off before a rates to explain their Contin Quot Haprer they things differently n e time past for instance. Cut the Duke of Westminster a pfc ave to Eye with the j and when her Grace thought i now the use of their town i r a Charity Hall the Duke i the place would not be at th4 last minute the j had to move their party j jut the Helnn Lnor a the d Ike did was or rants another of his to refuse his wife and in a he came a round meeting this barring of the crude weapons of Smith the Duchess in to obtain an injunction the Duke from evicting la Follette to speak to $12,000 House in new York Chicago la. Sent. 17.�?the executive committee of the american farm Bureau federation in quarterly session Here today adopted a Resolution urging the defeat of the child labor amendment to the Constitution approved by Congress and now before the states for ratification. A the bureaucrats of Washington Are assailed in statements which will be mailed shortly to All farm bureaus a he country and which condemn to posed amendment. The object of the amendment according to Vav. Coverdale of Iowa Secretary of lie federation and an officer in the new Grain sales corporation is basically objected to Quot Federal interference in a matter which is primarily a state function and the possibility that a Tureau in Washington will meddle too much in the Home and farm affairs of the country a wheat growers fight Rule on re consignment hot contest Between that City and it. Worth Texas staged on floor Pershing Boom grows those in touch with legion politics think dark horse will by commander St. Paul. Minn., sept. 17.�?of a jail sentences for those who fail to vote a an a a encouragement to bring the electorate to tile polls were urged by former judge Kenesaw i. I saudis in an address to the Americast legions National convention Here this afternoon. The of Vav Mcmaster to attend Dawes supreme court will decide on Minneapolis. Minn. Sept. 17.�? a a a new order affecting Grain shipments originating in the Northwest. By regional advisory Board of the american railway association which abolishes re consignment or diversion of Grain at sampling stations is protested in a statement issued today by the american wheat growers associated no. The order was declared by the joint terminal Grain committee of the Board j convention St. Paul. Minn. Sept. 17.�?up a Omaha was selected As the 1925 National convention City of the american legion at today a session of the sixth annual convention Here. The Date for the 1925 convention will be set before adjournment of the present gathering. The unofficial vote was Omaha 512 and fort Worth 4 40. Selection of the next convention City came after a hot contest Between the Nebraska and Texas cities the Only two presented to the convention As eligible by the committee on time and place. The convention also accepted the report of the time and place committee recommending acceptance of Philadelphia a invitation for the 1928 of a ver. Disunited her \ fit goes Fresina e of governor said to by tantamount to end Dorsi m ent of Wei de which framed it. To he in the inter ests of maintaining an adequate Supply of cars at shipping Points for the movement of this year s crop. Ender the of order of things shippers billed cars to the sampling Points _ i where they were held until further first a psf of it s kind is Cah i f rom a it Ltd places they have it Uci to chg h St Thibo. \ i. I but of n Quot a chef terminal by disabled Max i mint &Quot,ou3 of Pui uth i the re consignment of cars was car rally Friday veterans Case but the Duchess fight Coes _ Washington. D a. Sept. 17.�?the l Ough she is in America j Pierre. S i sept 17.�?gov. My supreme court has been asked to de or friends on blaster will attend the rally in Sioux cide How far the director of the unit Neh his fans Friday at which Gen g. J de states veterans Bureau can go in a v a a. Dawes. Republican candidate for vice. To in mid. Dont a int i Relden win a cordon to an j prescribing what shall constitute to a with to r Atn ounce rent made at the state Tai disability and when total disability a its a a it a Ute Diart Bouse this morning the governor shall be deemed permanent in the a Are expected to hear her Jang to attend the Republican meet matter of functions for former service when full sessions Are re a quota nor with a Large delegation of state. Men. Officials and others from the capital. October. Bess is looked upon As a announcement that gov. My fashion both in Engram master will be present on the plat she was one of ty0 j Forni with Gen. Dawes is taken As Quot squirt set to sport a j being tantamount to an endorsement tier father. Sir a William 0f Ceol Fdge a candidacy for president Well known As a shipping a although tho governor thus far. Has and race horse owner. J made no Public statement endorsing i is a race hor4 owner fhe prestent i Eon Polo player. Once 1 to be a big figure Polit i it is hard for a Duke to j Dway in politics in eng Reserve officers of seventh corps meet next week world fliers land at Omaha declaring that or Case presented the first controversy relating to the i rights of claimants to benefits under the War is a insurance act to reach the Federal courts. De Witt t. Law. I whose left Arm and a part of his left leg were shot away in the War. Has petitioned the court to review the decision of the ninth circuit court of appeals. Which he insisted vitiated the terms of the contracts under which former service men had taken out War risk insurance. He asserted that in his and in num a Erous other cases the Bureau had Dis ced out. It was explained in order that after the is moment was sampled the Grain could be sent on to the terminals at which the Best Price could be obtained. The new ruling makes it necessary for cars to be billed through from the Point of shipment to one of the two chief terminals. A a loss of several tents per Bushel on a Large part of the Grain shipped to terminal markets at Minnesota is to be suffered by Grain growers and Nev York. N. A. Sept. Lafollette will speak to a House sold out at theatre prices when he takes the platform in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night for his first new York appearance of the presidential Campaign. Local managers of the Lafollette Wheeler forces explaining today that reserved seats to the political meeting had been sold at prices ranging from 55 cents to $2.20. Said the senator would speak to Quot a $12,000 House Quot the receipts Are to be turned into the organizations Campaign fund. Thirty six hours before the meeting it was reported Only a Hundred seats remained to he sold of 7,824 placed on Sale a week ago. A patient line of men and women stood in the rain today to Purchase the remaining seats. Car Jack fes two Hurt. One Likely to die h a. Frost and de Palmer both of Sioux City. La., Are in a local Hospital suffering fro injuries which they sustained yesterday afternoon near Woonsocket when the Ford car which the latter was driving Jack nixed and threw them onto the Highway. The men were doing work on tho Highway near Woonsocket when the Accident occurred. There is a possibility that Frost May not live Ais a result of his injuries. He sustained a broken Back in addition to a fractured Collar Bone and a shoulder fracture and his condition physicians said today is serious. Palmer who suffered a broken Collar Bone will recover Palmer is a widower my Frost is a single Man and both have been a Road Crew out of 13 bodies Are taken out of wrecked mine Kemmerer Coal company however put lid on new of Rescue Crews work dozen Are unharmed Cavern cats off Resh of deadly Gas and saves part of in Der Roe or workers Kemmerer Wyo. Sept. 17.�? up a thirty five bodies had been recovered from tile sublet Wyo. Mine at 12 45 of clock this afternoon. Of policies demand attention with the annual Parade out of the Way. Organization policies came in for consideration today As delegates entered the third Day of the National employed by convention of the american legion. Woonsocket. Scant attention was Given politics previous to the Parade As prepare j dons for this pageant a stirring re View of 25,000 men occupied Idle moments of the delegates time. Talk of general Pershing As the j successor to National commander John r. Quinn continued today but j there appeared a deeper current in a evidence since the convention opened i on Board the Davis special. In pointing strongly to others As Well. Route through Iowa. Sept. 17.�?hav among those normally familiar ing carried his fight for the presiden a with convention politics the name of by into Missouri where in addresses Icausi condition of the bodies. Davis on Way to Iowa makes Many platform speeches Kemmerer Wyo., sept. 17�? apr Early today bodies of 13 miners who yesterday were trapped in sublet mine no. 3 of the Kemmerer Coal company at sublet Wyoming As tha. Result of an explosion at 11 45 of clock had been taken from the mine according to sheriff b. P. Oakley of Kemmerer. A a Force of More than 200 Rescue workers alternating on shifts of 30 minutes each Are making rapid Progress in their work of penetrating the mine despite the mass of debris that bars their labors according to sheriff Oakley. Bodies badly burned bodies removed from the mine were burned almost beyond recognition the sheriff said. A Check up shows that probably Rore than 60 men were in the mine at the time of explosion. Sheriff Oakley declared this leaves approximately 33 men unaccounted for. Twelve men emerged from tho mine Early last night unharmed. Thev were saved from death by a Cave in that Cut off the deadly gases accumulating in the mine after the blast. The Force of Rescue workers was further augmented this morning by the arrival of a mine Rescue car with additional apparatus and men from Rock Springs. Wyo. Excitement reached fever heat around the mine Mouth a the bodies of the dead began to be taken out with hundreds of grief stricken relatives attempting to identify the charred corpses As those of their loved ones who were trapped in the mine. Identification proceeded slowly be James j. Drain of Washington. D. C., is figuring prominently. While others including j. J. By Ivington of Illinois also Are being mentioned. Shippers of the Northwest because of i any packet a dark horse will be tie new declared we. J. Brown president american wheat growers associated in a statement issued today. Quot i consider it an outrage against the Grain growers of the Northwest Quot or. Brown stated Quot that this ruling was made without giving the representatives of the Gram growers any Chance to be charging that the committee is Quot hardly a representative and Ubias 4 l or Riv. Me. Or it. To or a it re of the seventh corps in the states of Missouri. Arko fleas. Nebraska Tow. North Dakota and South v ill meet Here in annual con to May tuesday and wed of next week. N fair planes will be used to a jeers on flights. In which War t v ill be simulated in and Polo games Rifle and pistol a military Ball and Othir tre being planned for the vis Crook i around states air Mal sept. 17.�?up he world fliers Enro Ute to i the West coast added about 44a More j i when they flew Here from Chicago. I they landed Here. About to Milesi South of Omaha at 12 55 p. In. Central Standard time4 hours and 44 minute from the time they left Chicago. At 8 11 a. In. Regarded the terms under which those \ body a or. Brown declared that it is Quot perfectly apparent that the ones to gain the most material advantage from the new ruling Are the railroads which will have the extra freight charge when shipments Are recon signed by Long haul from one terminal to another instead of being divert i carrying War risk insurance were entitled to total disability rating and had imposed new conditions. The lower j Federal courts were in error he contended in holding that the terms of the insurance policies could be Chang Field safely. J of by regulations issued by the Diree i Ai in a Quot not a Insi Ean or being air err 1�?~ a. Tor of the veterans Bureau after the j fat intermediate Points by Short apr americans haul. Policies had taken effect. Youn pleased with prospects for Dawes plan to Ike is recorded ten d. Sept it a inn off at 8 i a. M. U s or ii Field Maywood 111., sept 17�? a5�?the round the world fliers hoped off from the air mail Field Here at 8 la a. Rn., on the next Paris France. Of ept. 17.�? up a the stage of the journey the 4 40 mile inauguration of the Dawes reparation flight to Omha flying conditions plan As set Forth in the first report of a hts earthquake was re were Ideal and Lieut. Lowell Smith. Owen d. Young temporary Gentry the Seismograph at George a be commander. A a d he expected to general for reparations payments Bern Rity Here today father reach fort Crook Field. Omaha in fore a special meeting of the re Para director. Estimated the do about six hour a Tion commission yesterday was renal Miles South of Wash j lieutenant sir i h was the first to Garden by the commissioners As aug i Fak the air in by Flag Lane Chicago using Well for the Success of the plan. At 8-11 a in. Aff Quot him went Lieut. Louis barthou., head of the com wad in the Rhonn ii. A 8 11 a. Mission congratulated or. Young afm a Quot to Vel or in he new or he had listened to the report mean a. Off the around at 8 15. Which was largely technical and not a Eston increasing cloudiness j a by pm a arc of the air warmer in West portion athe hundreds of so raptors a i in unsettled probably show to Gret them off a ent up afternoon or night. J n to 1nff a pay a the Wao Good that the three nines could tip Affifi into the wes4. The Sun re denied off the ton of the Oget coloured wings As they sped Sway weather Quot recast Dawes confers with aids on Dakota visit Evanston ii sept. 17�?charles g. Dawes Republican vice presidential nominee returned today from his visit to the american legion Conven i Tion in St. Paul to spend two Days at his Home Here conferring with party Campaign managers and preparing for second invasion of the Northwest with a speech Friday night at Sioux Falls. S. D the conferences have to do with tentative proposals for a two weeks speaking trip by the vice presidential chosen addresses by former judge k. M. Landis baseball commissioner. And George l. Berry president of the International pressment a Union. Were among the scheduled events of today a business session. An elaborate fireworks display at the state fair grounds tonight and a i Public wedding there will share inter jest with the boxing card at the auditorium in the evenings entertainment. Miss Ruth masters of Truman minn., and Erling Maine a Legionnaire of Winnebago minn., will be the principals in the wedding. Eighteen chaplains of the legion will take part in the ceremony and a band of More than 3,000 pieces will play the wedding March As a Squadron of airlines scatters Flowers Over the wedding party. This afternoon the Bride to be will Fly Over the City in an air plane distributing invitations to the wedding. Monday and tuesday he assailed the Republican party and promised a government Quot honest from top to if elected in november John w. Davis democratic presidential candidate was Enro Ute Early today for Des Moines where he is scheduled to speak tonight. The Davis party was scheduled to reach the Iowa capital at 9 a. In. Half a dozen platform talks were made by or. Davis last night on his Way from Syracuse. Mo., near where he spoke monday to Kansas City. At each Point where his special stopped or. Davis told his outdoor audiences he was convinced the american people had determined they should have a change in the administration of their government and put into office a government that could function. Ii q i mar ii i. Arbitration plan of Benes rouses Geneva comment Geneva sept. 17.�? up a the draft. Protocol on arbitration and Security haps there still remained today framed by foreign minister Benes of 4 i mostly clout la tonight and e Lay probably showers thurs somewhat warmer tonight in a a West and Central portions Rmer thursday in East portion x rth Dakota partly Cloudy to t and thursday probably local Wert warmer tonight in East and portions cooler thursday it our a Dakota increasing Clouds and warmer tonight thursday 11led. Probably showers cooler it a t and Central portions. Lax Al temperatures maximum and minimum tempera Sas recorded by tha official gov a rent thermometer from 7 a in. A Ltd a to 7 a. In. Today m Xirum 7 minimum 4 7. At s a. M. Today. 56. V of e v a Mattea my weather and roads partly Cloudy. 50. Washington d c., feet 17�?it was reiterated today at the a White House Haf the return of Secretary Wilbur hah Nouet a re by or j Den run Impf a a Fry a plan a j vat off get sary of see v it Vav a or 4 a vie f. It r. Tit 0-r,e,a,v destined for publication. On a Spe nominee beginning Early in october rial invitation from the commission and extending into the Pacific North Henry m. Robinson of los Angeles. Quot is aide to the agent Genera was present trip As now being planned will to hear the report after which he con stumping tour underlie i suited with or. Young regarding the in Dawes and will include conference of the Dawes plan trus i a number of rear platform speeches tees and comm sinners at which then a Maller towns the itinerary German members of the different i la�?T3 not been comp eted but it 19 in Dawn a organi is will be presented stood that Hail a dozen or More the meeting yesterday was specially tax ies Tju be visited called to hear the report so that or. Young could go on with the further details of organization with the various bodies the agent general expressed himself As highly pleased at the prospects. Having met the most Earnest Goodwill for the Success of the plan everywhere in Germany As Well As in Paris. He probably will be occupied in Paris for about a fortnight before returning to Germany to continue his work there. U. S. May be asked to take part in disarmament meet Geneva sept. 17.�?i a a the subcommission on disarmament of the league of nations Assembly today adopted a Resolution requesting the the commission yesterday also de i Assembly to consider the advisability some one in St. Paul who had not been informed of the Corn growing proclivities of Iowa soil but if such was the Case the Iowa delegation of the american legion convention could not be blamed. For from the very opening of the convention it of Way Quot has been the most popular song not Only with the Iowa delegation. But those from Many other states All emphasizing that Quot there s where the tall Corn Viking with Quot i of Way Quot in popularity has been the song made famous by the Texas delegation which sorrowfully advise that the a old Gray Mare Quot is not quite what she used to be and they Parade the Quot old Gray Mare that All can note her grievous condition italian flier is mobbed in Gotham by anti fascist new York City sent 17�?As the Reub of a Demon Ray Fon Aea not Lieut Antonio local Cpl italian aviator. Outside the Manhattan opera House last of vat a policeman is in a Hospital and his assailant is under arrest. More than a Xiv policemen awarded a Catelli a he a Leathie the Onera House where he had been the Aru est at a performance by an italian company standing on the running Board of Czechoslovakia has created a profound impression among the delegates to the league of nations Assembly. Those who have had the Opportunity of studying it even if they do not immediately accept All the provisions As they stand have no hesitancy in characterizing the document As a compilation destined perhaps to change world history and direct its course into paths leading to peace. Bryan will Start on his Campaign Early next month Lincoln. Neb. Sept. 17�?governs Charles w Bryan will carry his Campaign for the vice presidency in j to several states outside. Of Nebraska starting Early in october he an f bounced today at the state Capitol. 9 12 Sev american to aame a to perk a a22�?7 up Lorn. Aaa a na1�?3 ring a a Hofmann Chocker retd spa Bego. A. Aaa aa7 1 Groove tan a a 01 ,-m and Rue Smith waders Philadelphia. A1 aa2 Detroit. 20 Orav and Perkins Whiteho and sheriff Oakley said a. Ast As the bodies Are recovered they Are being brought to Kemmerer where two improvised morgues have been set up. News censor in by the scores of men who worked a1 night to Rescue their comrades con tired their labor today i a drizzling rain. They Are entering the mine at the lower Entrance which usually is used for removing Coal. The upper Entrance caved in following the explosion. The Rescue Crews must work their Way up through the mine to 4 reach the entombed men. Officials of the Kemmerer Coal company have hampered the work of securing information about the Accident by refusing to give out news about it declaring All the details will have to be carefully verified before any information can be secured from the company. Many reports Are in circulation As to the cause of the explosion. One is that it was caused when a spark flashed As a tool scraped against the Side of a Coal car. Of Stresemann foes want War guilt repudiation now Berlin. Germany. Sept. 17.�? a a threat of a vigorous opposition is made by the German nationalists in a manifesto today if the notification of Germany a repudiation of War guilt does not go Forward As they claim a promised when their votes were sought for passage of the Bills to put i the Dawes plan into operation j the whole question of Germany a proposed repudiation of responsibility for the War and her entry into the league of nations has caused a divergence of opinion among Pijie Cabinet which a not vet been bridged. Foreign minister Strese Marne a utterances on these subjects a declared not to have been append by All the Cabinet members especially the democrats and appear entry Germany again is in the a Dja of a political crisis which was intensified today by the manifesto f or the nationalists demanding up Ems up demotion of the governments promises made when the adoption of a Dawes Bills depended on Natl a a otes Ocorn Breaks As weather become warm once More a he aviators automobile. Patrolman Woodall. Trumph was a bled cited upon a number of additional appointments under the Daes plan but the names of the appointees were no announced Satej town a ids Good. Huron Clear. 54 roads Good. Mitchell Clear. 56 roads Good. Aberdeen Clear 34 toads Good. Sioux fads Clear 34 roads Good. J mme Hur a a Pierre Clear. 53 roads Good. I pm other than they had b a Kun Clear is roads Good. I Ful at of Soat he a id Rene Helper inviting the United states government to Send a representative to collaborate with the leagues permanent to lament commission in framing a a or Afi convention tor cont j of the new Gas get private manufacture of arms. This Rne a sept it the draft would serve As the basis later Oil and Gas company an for an International conference. A Cut of 25 cents a barrel a the United states participated in of framing the for International Edwa re time. A Chicano. While he Nolice Dos versed the Ferguson and Heving crowd with their Feht is Lack a an and grouse. Three Boston. 002 too j. Too 300 Robertson \ indent Prairie bounced for All Oil t purchased but it at the Wells the leagues work or. Kansas Oklahoma and North Tex \ draft convention As today. Control of traffic in Ama Hirv Offu a Arr it a he said vie re a a to Carre Here Frorer Cal Capo a Ltd a a member of the t accor into he Sofce. A had previously stages Der it Row ramen sea St Lovatelli after his arrival in new York after an unsuccessful attempt to Fly i across the Atlantic to the la country. Ch-"3go. Iii. Sept. 17�?severe declines in Corn took place today accompanied by heavy Selling to Stoi losses. A return of warm sunshiny weather left the Market without and i adequate support from buyers. Shortly before the close values had broker a almost 6 cents a Bushel to $1.07 1-2 i december delivery. J the downward slide of the Marks began shortly after the opening by went to unusual limits Only in the Fin Chicago at Boston postponed rain. Jai hour of trading then rapidly sue Pittsburgh at Philadelphia can ice Eding Breaks dislodged new or Dolfl celled rain. To sell National league St. Loui at Brooklyn postponed wet grounds. Cincinnati at new York postponed rain. Two tomorrow4. First game

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