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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 20, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota T / it f f a 4 Jug. A v v a a "3 a a \ of a Quot a a. V Only Corn Palace. Sept. 22 to 27�?three big shows in Oneth e e vening Republican City edition v of. Xxx Mitchell South Dakota Saturn a september 20, 1924. Number 300 awes attacks Lafollete Vail Street Sphinx practically unknown one of worlds richest men is George f. Baker Fortune is roughly estimated at $300,000,000 and he made it All alone financier is nov 85 a in me As $2 a week i us in Troy Serrol los sife with is Lex be in fee Foux w yet re sept. -0�?-Rflne a. with tho exception of Varier ods there climbs a dryly to it is of the first National Landing at no. 2 Wall Street i in faced Man of is. I s have so formed beneath in five the impression of a Fly twinkle. Conrail wears a loosely tied knot tie of dark Blue or Black rial which appears to have been hurriedly or by one who never mastered the Art of the How knot swings a Cane but uses it Only a Tiv As an Aid in walking Csc Tings Are for the most part in Fly Curt. To office he personally s Over the mail set aside by . Irv lie has no idea of retiring. Is Fisher Raker the lira of Wall one of hairier Tivo richest and yet prac known to i he Public at in go Fortune is placed at about $300. G Seq Roe f. Baker in various . Master out for Coolidge at Dawes meet Davis to conduct whirlwind drive in Eastern states youth admits setting fires in Black Hills defenders of Shanghai push invaders Back positions fifteen Miles from City lost yesterday Are regained today Chang wins Victory manchurian War lord defeats Chihli troops in engagement near j Eliot j Shanghai China sept. 20.�? up a in an engagement which started at Daybreak reinforced Chekian troops on the front Between the Shanghai Nan King railway line and rioting push woman is slain by convict whom she befriended Pasadena Cal. Sept. 20.mrs. R. Hunn. 60, said to be the wife of Clifton r. Hunn president of a Chi 0 Cago firm of Ink manufacturers was found slain on the threshold of her Bungalow court apartment Here tonight her Skull smashed by Hammer blows and a Bullett wound in her heart. According to the police her assailant was Harry Conners. 45, a former convict whom she had befriended when he was serving a prison sentence in Illinois for robbery whose release she had helped to obtain and whose efforts to Start life anew she had aided with gifts of clothes and Money. Mrs. Hunnes eight year old adopted daughter Virginia told investigator that Conners had called at the apartment Early last night had been cordially received and invited to remain candidacy called menace to government Constitution speaker says at Sioux Falls would be unsafe with senator discusses farm Issue de the invading Kangsu forces Back strengthened their lines and regain j for dinner. After the meal she said de positions near Wangtu. Fifteen a he Man quarrelled with mrs. Hunn. Miles West of Here. Wounded Chekian soldiers arriving hero this morning said the fighting was described As a major attack by tho Shanghai defenders. Two air planes from Chekian Hea quart ers at Fungwha were sighted Over Shanghai this morning proceeding towards the front. Fifteen Hundred Chekian troops to reinforce the lines West of Here arrived in Shanghai at Daybreak from hashing. 72 Miles South of Here. I hashing is i the general area affect Gover nor ends speculation bit Flat footed announcement be a is known about than prob a any other Money King of Amer not even in the heart of Ameri financial Center is Early life it in. Extremely abrupt in speech in utters in is have been merely references to integrity i Republican senatorial candidate Tome. Ward the Republican National ticket Sioux Falls s. P., sept. 20.�? pm All doubt was dispelled As to the attitude of governor a. H. Omaster started 27 Peters declares Stepfather aided hem in Wilt Public axiom i. Anime a Kwh is due Lions a rut a ver distinction i May i11 0when the governor in a talk peered i priv business experienced is i ing an address Here last night by i Charles g. Daw. A party vice presi of How to did it irn tial candidate. Publicly picture Funcheon at noon. And another at the Ai the Folio pc ins himself to support the Coolidge baseball Park in the afternoon and a it ,.dest Way of answering ques ii nit Success some idea o a gained from of habits half a Century or More he aril the office at s 4fin the Chicago hi., sept. 20.John a Davis the democratic candidate for president was ready today to follow up i Campaign in Indiana opened Al last night at Cary where he Declar de anew for the a principles of he j Man Equality Persona Liberty and j popular sovereignty and pledged e in Smith. In party to do Battle in every state in the Union in assault against a privilege in under a schedule calling for departure Early this Forenoon from Chicago or. Davis will make two addresses at South Bend one at a Dawes ticket. Governor Mcmaster declared a i 1 unless enjoying a Holiday. Vav he support president Coolidge and one address tonight at fort Wayne. Leaving fort Wayne tonight he is due to arrive at new York sunday de yesterday by a reported revolt in i the Chekian troops. Observers said this morning that i the heaviest shipment of arms sent to the Eastern front in a single Day was i moved from Shanghai this morning. I ires. Ar8enal Here is working Day and night re filling empty Bells. At Cie Fungwha Headquarters announcement was made that the i Kangsu attack yesterday was aimed years old. And to breaking communication to Liu George Westcott. His Stepfather who a live near the Crooks Ranger station. To Chekian counter attack at Are under arrest at Deadwood a j Daybreak today the announcement cording to word brought Here by said. Resulted in the recovery of All Deputy state sheriff Charles Peters. Ground lost yesterday and the Cali Chi god with setting Twenty seven f Ture of Many Kangsu prisoners Forest fires in the Forest reserves Iii Chihli forces Beaton the Black Hills in the Vicinity of Mukden. Manchuria sept. 20.up Deadwood. Young Smith or. Peters in engagement Between the second said made a Complete statement. In army of Chang tso Lin War lord of which he admitted he and step Manchuria and the enemy forces of father had set the fires in the Hope the peking government Tok place to that they would be summoned to Day near Jehiol. North of peking fight them and be paid for their no car Chihli Border. An entire struck her with a Hammer and then shot her. Relatives said that jewels valued at $20,000 were missing. Hot Springs is by Tornado loss is heavy aug. U., vi>j1vi 1 7 by rvs w111 i stut Gnu j evening. With personal Headquarters he celebrated Bis Turin j the National and went on to ters there As a base he will conduct work sometime ago an investigation j mixed brigade of the Chihli forces pledge himself to the party a con a whirlwind Campaign in Massachi a fhe activities of and we St was declared to have been put to Rhode Island. New York Delaware and Maryland before again in by working. I until he reached the age of 70 be j a i Little or no time for outdoor Gressional and state ticket. His dec setts la ration was prefaced by the state Cott was started the boy became frightened and shot himself through _ i the Fleshy part of Bis leg w.,s after i. 70th birthday that i ment that a in All my campaigns 1 j lowest Fri a notified attorney Parker to chaos a in to a a dissipated and took up have kept silent until the Campaign i 1f? -1 Rini Lawrence county that a firebug up a a it stick an., Besan to use to,besan.�?� Slih he infers explain Ohio Indiana Southern lilies my the h y fired whee in the a to a co nov he is an ardent Jrolf fan but Ilion that he deemed the Dawes Raj a and perhaps in Oklahoma. Forert trip. Had a a to Quot a not far health so much As for Jav opening the Repi Talican Campaign Ettive sport. Sin this state the proper time to make plays a 12-Hole game without a statement. Ular Effort thus going John d. governor Mcmaster s declaration u Llor several better. He is Lav will support the Republican it i j bile gifts having Liisu but j National ticket party leaders declare. Me $12.00&Quot,000 in six j Ca is. Frons out the last Wrangle of Dis is Given $2,000,000 for the. Aa., Section which lion of a graduate school of Kansas and Michigan. Of remained from the. A a i primary fight when Mcmaster and i and Nii Nisi rat on a Quot Rne _ senator Xor Heck bad the fight on be i i business ethics he sums up qualifying play for Amateur Golf tourney started wounded . Deputy sheriff pet-1 Era and Federal officer Bintliff both flight by manchurian troops. The victorious forces of general he then Pang occupied the entire line from Ang. According to out Here. On filleting peking Fahina. Sept 20.up a official telegrams received Here tonight from Quin san. Field Headquarters of accompanied stat s a to nay Park Kangsu armies seeking to caper to the Westcott Cabin Peters questioned the boy who proudly pro i duped Ture Shanghai declared that chek Iang regimental commanders with chaps to a m it a or re a 8urrend�,>rln t t0 the Bullet ii Ole in them As evidence of i _ the truth of Story. The Bullet a a \ ,. I t a u ii an inti dial report said the Central Hole. However plainly showed Marks ,. ,. I. Government Here had received a re a it. Cent it a / Ato w powder Burn and when Peters. Ardmore la., sept. It it a a r i of To. Nuest from the Shanghai chamber of fessed Commerce that the attack on Shanghai be stopped due to the flight from provincial capital. Hong How. Of la a ung Hsiang. Turchun of w has said no More publicly object. La Street Sphinx started life week grocery boy at Troy. Later became a night watch. Arts re Troy Park at $5 and then i Inge and a sound plan of agricultural j largest number that Ever sought the for arc name is. Bank examiner. Relief. Title and the tournament has been v he appeared in new York j or. Mcmaster is the third of eight Given an International aspect by the the organizers of the first \ senatorial candidates to endorse the j entries of ten members of the Brit a the National Bank act in Gooledge Dawes ticket. Don living j ish Walker cup team in addition to i finn and c h. Dillon. In dependent various other British subjects and a result of one of the fires which Young Smith said he started it was Neces-1 uhe Kiang. He is said to be in Shang Sarv to Call out the entire regular. At pips tit. Army outfit at fort mad. This fire. From chs Yang. Near the Chihli he is director of Many rail . Already having done so. The champions of Panama and can a official in numerous Banks of the o her five candidates. Mark and. Pates Independent and Tom j the Field will play another round of Avres Farmer labor Are committed i of the difficult Merion course Afon to the Ila Follette Independent Candi a Day and the 32 returning the lowest d icy u. S. G. A Jerry. Democratic i scores for the 36 holes will qualify nominee is supporting the Democrat for 36 Hole match play elimination. In National ticket and George beginning tuesday with sixteen i Egan. Independent has not commit a matches and ending a week from touted himself on providential pref Day with the final round j c rence. Wallace May talk at Corn show at Mobridge oct. 30 to houses it always is a veil de silence. Of Deputy Waits for eggs who escape in rear with Cash tor Xor Heck. Who presided last tournament for the Amateur Cham night explained that the Republican j Pion ship of the United states party was striving for the two of j Des pie limitations of tho Campeti Jee Tives he had held Paramount Irethe Tion of coffers with a Handicap of i a _ Uorn Ruthn c/,01. pee a Caid Rod about $4 too Manchuria Border where Chihli said in nary Campaign. A House clean \ four or less the list totals 166. The Valoney 10 0 s aif1 a i prs Are on the defensive against Ghang tso links invading manchurian. Has come a official dispatch that one of change air planes had Vreen shot Down by the defenders and the re a Hines a two pilots sent to the Hospital. Minister will be tried for murder prosecutor says mount Vernon. To. Sept. 26.�? up lib today by Julius Skaug. President important additional information of the Mobridge commercial club. I has come to Light within the last or Wallace promised a definite an off hours in the Case of Rev. Law ser on attendance Early in of j genre m. Hight. Ina. 111., Clergyman Tober. In jail Here charged with poisoning wife. Frank g. Thompson states attorney announced today. A we have the evidence now to go to trial on a murder charge a Thomp North Dakota partly Cloudy to a Caid. Of do not care at this time night and sunday Tooler tonight in j to disclose the nature of the new evens and Central pm rho is Frost prob j Idenie. But at the proper time we Wilbur takes up sea budget with Coolidge is. Al sept. 26.while Lei Iff Julius Schoenhern of i county armed with several i and determined to a shoot of in front of the Wellston j i Pany on the Western out City yesterday five i and its were inside looting my rash drawers and of a a 111 $50,o 6 6, the Deputy a stopped off that the hold he staged1 he said and had front of the Bank just a Secretary Wilbur if ter the bandits had enter speaking tour was Cut Short when he it a Ped by a door was asked to return to aaa Sivington Mobridge s. >., sept. 26�?secre-i tar of agric iture Henry c. Wallace May car it an invitation to attend i the Northern Corn Chow Here oct. 28 and 23 and the dedication of the Missouri River Bridge tentatively set for on. 36. He said in a letter made pub today a baseball a Ashington. A. Sept. 20.�? a3 the a rear door Deputy sheriff who was on 1 by president Coolidge. Visited th4 Bank following report of i a Hite House today and at the ter in at tho office was i nation of interview with fhe y at the sheriffs office a i president announced that a special i Ved to have been the High a Board would be appointed to invest a speeding into the coun a ill City rancher bound to Federal court on 3 counts he v a. S. Sept. 26.brt Promin a Reacher near to is known to prohibition a Mer officers As the a Baron ill frs % was bound or to fed court following arrest last Gate the relative importance of air submarine and surface Craft in the Navy. F appointment of the Board was suggested by the president. Or. Bur said adding that the chief executive indicated he desired the matter to be taken up at once a with a View to adjustment of the budget in accordance with whatever conclusion was reached by the Board. Secretary aah Wilbur declared emphatically that the speeches he made on Bis tour were not brought up at the White House conference. Only the technical details of the budget in relation to a balanced Navy was con National league first game St. Louis. 066 666 oooo of 5 o Boston. 61 of 60x�?i 5 6 j Rhein and demons Cooney and of Neil. I Cincinnati. 222 on ioo�?0 14 4 Philadelphia. Oil 016 036�?6 15 i Gar Mays and Wingo. Hubbell. Oeschger. Lewis. Couch and Hen line. Whose Western Pittsburgh. No 361 66ft it Brooklyn. Btl 36ft Ftp tit it Cooper and Smith a Ance and de Brry. Virago. 01ft it Ftp too 66 new York. 661 006 Oil 06 Alexander and Hartnett Barnes. Jonnard Ryan Maun. Baldwin and Gowdy. Second game St. Louis. 62 of 661�?5 7 2 Boston. Too 200 000�?2 5 2 Fowler Shields and Shepardson. Gonzales Yeargin and Gibson. St. Louis mo., sept. 26.a Tornado that struck hot Springs ark., yesterday caused property damage estimated at $700,006, said a report received Here today by the southwestern Bell Telephone company from its division manager at Little Rock. Sif it re Are injured Poplar Bluffs. To. Sept. 20.�? probably a score of persons were injured. None fatally and damage estimated Between $50,000 and $100,000 was caused when a Tornado struck several towns in Iron and Reynolds counties last night according to meagre reports received Here today Over crippled Telephone wires. Probably the greatest harm was at Annapolis where thirty or forty buildings were reported damaged and several persons injured. One report said nine were Hurt there. Heavy wind was Felt at Bismarck and other Points in that Section. Fliers Nway to e paso on record flight Dawes asserts Only Way to kind solution is plan suggested by Coolidge weather forecast it a operating an 85 gallon still i Sicic Tod. He said. A i by prohibition officers. Miller a a red before judge Elliott at a g4 monday and was place a aider $1,506 Bond. Three charges r re a preferred against Miller liquor Possession manufacturing 11-quor and transporting. Referring particularly to an address made in Seattle Secretary Wilbur said he had been quoted incorrectly with reference to araerlcg.5-japanese relations he assert n Fie speech was a emphatically v y american i it a Agio Boston at Cleveland postponed rain. Two tomorrow. New York too 0 Detroit .160 0 Pennock and Hofmann Collins and Woodall. First game Philadelphia 66i to 311�?7 14 0 Chicago .666 661 102�?4 la 0 Rommel and Bruggy Thurston and Crouse. Second game # Philadelphia too 0 Chicago too 0 Harris and Perkins Blankenship Ami Grabowski. Able if sky is Clear. South Dakota unsettled tonight and sunday Tooler tonight Frost will be Able to show that the Ina minister was in the Market for Poison on a rather extensive scale this probable if sky clears. Somewhat j summer. Warmer sunday in extreme West por ii Erest today attached to the finding in the parsonage yes week s forecast j Torday afternoon of a picture said to Washington d. C., sept 2ft,�? j be that of mrs Wilford Sweetin weather Outlook for the Wek be-1 whose husband died under Circum ginning monday. Region of the great Lake and up Start leg said officers to have been i similar in Many ways to those surrounding the death of mrs. Hight. The picture it is said a pasted of the Back of a photograph of the per Mississippi Valley showers toward Middle of the week Cool at beginning and again at end. Faical temm rat urps i pastor underneath the folder and j was discovered by a newspaper reporter the minister denied All maximum and minimum temperatures As recorded by the official government thermometer from 7 �4. Rn., yesterday to 7 a. Rn., today. Maximum 73. Minimum 58. At 8 a. In. Today 66. Weat Sand Quot roads Mitchell Cloudy. 60 roads Good. Aberdeen Cloudy. 48 roads Good. Knowledge of this picture. Corkan in Lead in Amateur fight for Golf honors Ardmore. A. Sept 26.czp cd. Huron overcast. 59 roads Good. Clark Corkran of Philadelphia with Watertown partly Cloudy. 62 la Brilliant 36-31-67. The under Par. Roads Good. Ook the Lead thit afternoon in the Sioux Falls Cloudy 58 roads Good qualifying play in the National am precipitation Golf tournament. Bobby Jones Pierre Cloudy 52 roads Good. of Atlanta was in second place with Yankton Cloudy 62 roads Good. 72. Sweetwater. Tex. Sept. 20.�? up a the world fliers landed at Sweetwater Landing Field at 12 40 p. In. Central Standard time. They re fuelled and hopped off immediately for Elpaso love Field. Dallas Tex sept. 20. A up a we Ith lieutenant Lowell h. Smith flight commander in the Lead. Piloting the Chicago the army we orld fliers took off from love Field. Dallas. At 9 40 a. Rn., Central Standard time. The jump to Elpaso the next Stop is 6 45 Miles by the route the fliers will follow. The hers headed due West into a Strong head wind. Which Lieut. Smith declared before leaving would reduce their flying Speed to approximately 65 Miles an hour. Before leaving Here More than 266 Gallons of gasoline were put into each of the Douglas world planes this amount being necessary to care for the Long Elpaso jump. La Joliet Tegould have parents keep boy named for dad _ Chicago. 111., sept. 26.one of triplets born to or. And mrs. Roy Lee of Aurora 111., near Here May Bear the name of the next president. They have telegraphed president Coolidge. John Davis and senator la Follette a we have named one of our triplets for you. One is certain to have Tbs name of the next a a inf you can to be certain of the answer was wired in behalf of senator la Follette by son Robert or. A the election May be thrown into Congress and a nominee named after a deadlock in the he suggested that a no matter what is done with the Coolidge and Davis boys. The la Follette youngster should be kept and Wheeler to open Western Campaign at Chicago today Chicago iii., sept. 20.senator Burton k. Wheeler vice presidential candidate on the ticket headed by senator la Follette will open Chicago Campaign tonight As the beginning of a Western speaking tour that will continue to get. 24. La Follette leaders Here planned to meet at the station on arrival this morning and escort to the National Headquarters of the organization for conference with John m. Nelson National Campaign manager and others. Aboard Dawes special train Eli route to Chicago Cherokee. La., sept 20.up a Charles g. Dawes re pub Benn nominee for vice president travelled homeward today with Short addresses scheduled for Dubuque la. And Galena. 111., after having sounded the keynote of party s Campaign in South Dakota in a speech last night at Sioux fall. The vice presidential nominee address at Sioux Falls was devoted to a discussion of agricultural prob lems and an attack on the la Fol Jette Independent candidacy. Or. Dawes prepared an address dealing altogether with tho agricultural question but having been in formed by party leaders that the la Follette movement offered Strong opposition to Republican Success in Souh Dakota he prefaced agin cultural discussion with a half hours attack on the la Follette candidacy a there has sprung up in this Campaign a great issues the greatest is sue that can come to tho country the Issue of the Constitution of the United states a he declared and theft he proceeded to read tho Plank Fri the la Follette platform favouring congressional veto of supreme court decisions. A an attack has been made on th4 Constitution of the United states by Robert m. La Follette backed by Ai group the greatest conglomeration a of which Are those who oppose the existing order of things and who in the words of Eugene v. Debs Are massed behind the red Flag a he continued. A senator la Follette would by one blow destroy government of balanced Power that we now have and give us a government by or. Dawes declared carrying out of the la Follette platform pledge for congressional veto of judicial decisions would place in jeopardy the inalienable rights guaranteed to every citizen under the Constitution and he aroused applause by asserting a the people of the United states know that president Coolidge stands on the Rock of the Constitution. The reason that president Coolidge has been decorated As a statesman is because they believe he is trying to do the right Sioux Falls s. D., in it. 20.in i address Here last night with which a formally opened the National Republican Campaign in South Dakota Gen. G. Dawes discussed at length the agricultural commission proposed by president Coolidge As a Means of finding the proper solution for the agricultural ills of the nation. Gen Dawes a id in part declaring the agricultural situation. To be of such a serious nature a a that by common consent there is a turning away from political quack doctors Charles g. Dawes Republican Vic presidential candidate speaking hero last night urged that it receive a a d common sense consideration free continued on Page eight rehabilitation Effort of legion a increased St. Paul. Minn., sept. 26.�? a pledged to increased Effort in re habilitation and child welfare work delegates wore Enro Ute to their to Mufti today from the sixth annual Convent Tiofio of the american legion which ended Here yesterday after election of tame a. Drain of Washington d. As National commander. Within ten Days. Commander Drain will move to Indianapolis the National Headquarters of the legion and plunge into the work of the organization s program As expressed in resolutions adopted by the convention. First attention the ensuing year As in the past will be Given 0 disabled service men. With child welfare on an enlarged scale coming next in consideration. Americanism preparedness activities and Many legislative activities Are also on the years Calendar. Russell a Creviston. National adjutant. Selected by John r. Quinn who retired yesterday As National commander will continue at that Post under commander Drain the latter announced before departure for Washington. Mrs. O. Oliphant of Trenton it. J., was named National president of the american legion auxiliary just before adjournment of that organization s annual convention late yesterday. Pettigrew will reply to Dawes by speech tonight Sioux a Ila. S. Sept. 20.r. Of Pettigrew of Sioux Falls former United states senator will speak at the coliseum tonight at a Public meeting to a a reply to the address Here last night of Charles g. Dawes Republican vice presidential candidate which opened the Republican a Tate Cam

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