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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 22, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Different bigger better Mitchell Corn Palace sept. 25 to 30the evening Republican third edition vol xxx Chi Mitchell South Dakota Friday september 22. 1922em a its capture number 302 ire Harding avoids map shows where turkish Crescent is again participation in turkish crisis grand jury action turks take key rising As menace to the peace of the Balkans Tsoras to South Side Dardanelles in Dent persists in hands o t policy in newest european entanglement Reed wins Victory v. It is Vator rooms Asi. Nanti Al aspirant on wit we son platform the Quot la find Hie to it a Mark Sullivan i a it political correspondent of j Tekell kaon me Republican new York evening put St or d. C. Set 22 copy by the Mitchell evening Jav the new York even All who Are asking \ Mer lean government is / account of the turkish he extent of doing some vat a serious explosion he answer is the is fining its activities 5-e same things in the t and Protection for Zens that it would have Wenry or thirty or a Hun a a ret on government is a a a to Titus in what it is doing a R and constantinople Quot 111 v cautious Here in a Ash a talking about what it is or kids to do. Will keep Eland off or ration of this caution As is to forestall any the government is aunt of european affairs r sense the cause of the tear lest the existence of a and lest Anya has happened in the past a a d lest the existence of a problem in Domestic politics should cause a stir Uit the turkish incident. Is Sal i a on Rio my by associated press leased wire St. Paul. Minn sept 22�?special action by a grand jury is unnecessary to bring Breakers to trial where the penalty does not exceed a maximum of ten years according to a decision handed Down today by the state supreme court which held that j the fling of an information is efficient to proceed with prosecution. The ruling which establish a pre a cadent in the state makes possible speedy action by the courts especially in the smaller districts where Oft Ames the offender is held for months awaiting action by a grand jury. Of Kemal s forces Are unopposed a they press Forward to the straights Thrace is real goal Ford workers Back on jobs positions Cha i Pieh by Otto men formerly were Het h by franch ave l f Xuy ans by associated press leased wire Rome. Italy. Sept. 22 a the apostolic delegation at constantinople telegraphed the Vatican today that Tho it Patjon there Nan Aery grave. By associated press leased Vire _ s constantinople. Sept. 22. 12 45 p Detroit Indle strip Al siltation mgt a turkish a Ionah St improves As thousands Start Vork again forces have seized the town of Ezine. On the Asiatic Side of the Dardanelles and ate threatening Kum Kelesi an important key position to the Tchern Sid of the Straits the a a its were now a oppor a. The nationalist move. In tile opinion of the naval experts her will enable the turks to prevent free ingress through the Dardanelles of the the by associated press lenses wire Detroit. Mich. Sept. 22.�?a feeling of Relief pervaded business As Well As labor circles Here today As three of the largest Industrial plants in the Detroit area those of the Ford motor company resumed operations British Atlantic units which Are on after a week of idleness i the Way from Malta approximately 70,000 Ford pm j the important positions involved ploys were to resume work on their were up to today occupied by the former schedules and Between 30, French and the italians and from too and 35,000 workers of other con a the heavy turkish batteries can com turkish nationalist troops under Center of Smyrna 2 which fire of ships in the sea of Marmora and be with the suspicion that Bulgaria May Cerns which shut Down when the Rand the Entrance to the Straits the leadership of Mustapha Kemal Uncertain it a origin destroyed As it was Ore Smyrna Are preparing Toroid the support Turkey has caused Jugoslav Ford suspension closed tip mar a will fight for Thrace Pasha who Defeated the British at Gallipoli in the world War. Have advanced from their base at Angora Asia minor i and have taken the important seaport and commercial captured the turks have driven the greeks from the whole coast of Asia minor the latter Are fleeing to Piraeus from his positions in Smyrna and Brusa. Kemal is Able to threaten constantinople 3now under inter Allied control. Allied War turkish Leader Iii Check. Britain is Rushing troops to occupy the Neutral zone about constantinople indicated by the dotted line. Kemal in a draft of peace terms has demanded constantinople and Darla Noel. Seen West of constantinople. This together via to mass troops on its Borders to it. Meanwhile soviet Russia is said to be concentrating troops in the caucasus 6� to come to the Aid of Kemah the bulk of Kemaly a troops Are quartered on the Mainland of Asia minor 4. A i Cret a tat i there goes not Only be present turkish situation but or relations to Europe general the american Public to what sex ent some of it will approve to w at Ever extent some of it �?�j., or a might As Well know a he res european policy of n government is identical \ y of the irreconcilable the league of nations a policy of a out of be i1 to to it c the v s Only while Secretary is on a he Ocean but also re in Washington. Sec _ it was one of the thirty Beau leaders who in the p or of 1920 told the Public a in Best Way to bring about co with Europe was to vote president Harding just what r reasons May have led or. Bes to his present european y is a subject too Long for Dis i on Here. Hands off Tho policy i that this dispatch attempts is ate that for the present and for indefinite future he american v a to abstain from any a Linvol As or. Harding put it with affairs of Europe. It is True on the occasion of or. Cox s suggestion that Hoover be to represent America on the rations commission a vague it came out of Washington to t that at some time or other ten Auto loads of Lions boost Palace feature towns to West a sited by enthusiastic Mitchell boosters a Serbay murder or suicide life of former Navy Man hangs upon decision of new York jurors by Alexander Herman Mineola n. Y., sept. 2 2�?is Oscar Wilde a famous a Ballad of Reading gaol Quot to find its counterpart in the tragic life Story of Young and goo looking William Creasy now on tril for the slaying of his Fiancee miss Edythe e. Lavoy the pretty 22-year-cld school teacher t Here in the Nassau county courtroom which once echoed with the ten automobile loads of Lions club boosters went to it. Vernon and Plankinton last evening to advertise the Mitchell Corn Palace. The testimony of the famous Carmen and ,. _ Cit de Saulles trials sits the Man around Lions club boosters a whom the District attorney is trying towns during the week and go weave a me a of testimony based to Ethan and Parkston this evening on has psychology which Wilde of on the concluding Corn Palace advertising trip. P. F. Nolan of Plankinton gave a response to the Mitchell speakers following the program. A Plankinton has always sent Many people to the Mitchell Corn Paace or. Nolan said a and there Wall be As Many or More. Than usual this indefinite future. God willing Feather permitting. America do something helpful about e but that statement was As in substance As it was in form. Ear fact is that As already stat year. Since there has been a Gravelled Road Between Mitchell and Plankinton. Plankinton people have acquired the habit of going to Mitchell on the slightest excuse a dunns the time Plankinton has visited Mitchell. We have always wanted Mitchell people to visit Plankinton a or Nolan continued a and at last Mitchell has come. R present policy is definitely one bringing a Good crowd. A e Are glad a of Europe to see you and want you to come Rood a latest adventure again latest and w h Vatch a the a of Fel Reed of lows hip talk at the Booster meetings last evening. Jack Mclaughlin put on his comedy skit and i. Baron explained the Corn Palace program the cars will leave the City at 6 15 of clock this evening to go to Ethan and Parkston any persons who wish Are invited to join the party. S o int i me listen to the e of the Hon Jim Uri one Day last Weed while was on his feet in the Senate in dist of a speech lambasting my or other about something vat a boy handed him a Missouri to the effect that Serai a out there were holding convention and that they were of adopt a platform endorsing and the league of nations Ani a state chairman unfriendly to Reed thereupon dashed for it Quot to Ain for Missouri he dead the state committee for hours on the selection of a chairman and then put his Man in the matter of a platform he wholly those who wanted to the Hague of nations and pretty mention of that ins Titu j thereupon having put in for i hours of Good hard work for t ancient isolation and to Hose who would entangle us he dynasties of Europe Reed t a p next train Back to washing i served during his prison Days a yet each Man kills the thing he loves by each let this be heard some do it with a hitter look. Some with a flattering word the Coward does it with a kiss. The Brave Man with a sword a the killed because he says the District attorney. Jury must decide he kill because he loved a says the counsel for the defense. The jury will decide and on the decision hangs the life of the prisoner Creasy met miss Lavoy while he v As in the Navy. She had just come Down from Tupper Lake n. To teach school in Long Island. Friendship Sav e Henry a. Uter Hart Creasy s lawyer a ripened in $ love their engagement was soon announced a difference appears the Young Sailor went North to me his Bride s family. Explained a Mcreasy decided to give up his Job and go to Canada on the Way a stopped in to fee miss Lavoy. He wanted to return to her some presents that she had so it they were alone in the girl s room in her boarding House when the tragedy occurred a shot from arc cab a pistol and the school teacher was dead. Creasy says it was suicide while he was napping on a Couch he says the girl went to his pocket took his revolver and shot herself in the right Temple Why she was despondent Over her broken affair with says his lawyer. She loved him too but the District attorney says it was murder and miss Eva Lavaf the dead girl s sister agrees with him. She has com Down from her Home in Utica n y., to be the Star witness against him Imer will. Come sept. 29 National legion commander to take fart in decoration of 14tth colors 5 dying after eating meal of Poison fungus Detroit family. Money gone. Forced by hunger. Consume toadstools definite word that Hanford , National commander of the by associated press leased wire Detroit mich., sept 22 a a family of five father. Mother and three children Ore of the latter a Blind boy was in the municipal Hospital today near death from the effects of eating poisonous fungus which was served by the Mother police declared when the Supply of food and funds gave out. Misfortune for the family began when the father. Albert Mosul. Brought the family her from Poland six years Aeo. Mosul s health failed and his savings soon were exhausted. For the past three years he had been unable to work except at Odd jobs and inability to pay his rent led to eviction of the family a few weeks ago a payment of $5 had been made on a suburban lot and the family want to this and built a Shack which was to be Home. Yesterday the food Supply dwindled to a Small Quinilty of bread and a can of lard and the re was no Rann a. The children found some toadstools they believed were mushrooms and their Mother Hak a them believing them edible. Police found a a he Poison victims several fours later. Sets. A re preparing to re open. A Ford units including plants in Many other cities of the country Are expected to be running on a Normal schedule by monday. Other Detroit manufacturers saw in the Ford resumption Assurance Cha no serious interruption to Industry might a expected from the Coal situation the Ford companies require about 4."0&Quot tons a Day and the fact that Edse b Ford. President had contracted for that amount indicated it was pointed out. That supplies of the proper grades would be ample. It was in protest against alleged profiteering rather than in Coal shortage that a to the closing Cdr a week ago. Thrace key to War or peace turks to Marth within 48 hours of they Are not Given disputed province by associated frets leaded wire constantinople sept. 22.�?a pessimistic View of the present situation is taken in turkish nationalist Circle Here. It was declared yesterday a hat unless the Kem lists received assurances and guarantees from the allies within 4 5 hours that the question of the disposition of Thrace would be settled in favor of the turks a serious situation would arise and it would be impossible to restrain the Forward March of their army at the Sam time it was stated the Angora government would Agre to negotiations and suspend the movement of its troops provided the european Powers furnished a rious guarantees As to Thrace respect for the neutrality of the Straits and the zone in the constantinople sector occupied by the Allied forces depends it is dec Ard on the a ply to these demands. Athens. Greene. Set. 22.�?greece will Nev a permit the turks to in Vad Thrace which she considers part of her Homeland and it nation of which is a an essential preliminary condition to any peace conference this declaration was made in a state ment to the associated pres by the j greek foreign office today a a a it have lost Asia minor but we must keep Thrace a said the statement it is an essential primary consideration to any Pear conference our army in Asia minor which had been fighting for ten years was absolutely exhausted but we consider j Home a eth Smyrna Massaro Speaks for itself Greece s defending Christian civilization a internally Greer is qui ther is absolutely no danger of a revolution. Foreign reports of trouble Are i the outgrowth of the insistence of our troops that they be returned to Piraeus instead of being demobilized on the islands but these wearied men had no revolutionary designs the Only wanted to go Home a Franco is peacemaker Paris. France. Up 2 2 a the French Cabinet today decided that in i View of the refusal of the British to t withdraw their forces from Cha Oak on the Asiatic Side of a he Dardanelles the efforts of Tho French government should be directed toward preventing War Between Turkey and great Britain to this end it was agreed immediately to and Franklin Bouillon to Smyrna Polios minion fails Genera Pelle French High commissioner her returned yesterday from his Mission to Smyrna it is understood he had Little Success in his attempt to persuade Mustapha Kemal Pasha of the i expediency of crossing the Straits and occupying Thrace d is believed Kemal pointed out that Observance of the neutrality of the Straits by the nationalists could be predicted Only upon adequate guarantees from Fth Allias that three would by restored to Turkev the British forces a working Day and night digging trenches at Irish general is killed in Battle Belfast. Ireland. Sept 22 a brigadier general j Devins is reported to have been killed with five other irregulars in a debt near Sligo wednesday night he was the Republican member of the Southern parliament for East Mayo and Sligo. One of the dead republicans has been identified As Brian Macneill. Second son of professor John Mac on his discharge he returned to. A a a. ,.,1 american legion will be in Mitchell his Home at Lovington ay., Ana a i went Back to work As a Mechanic in a car and foundry shop miss Lavoy Jent on teaching in Freeport school. They wrote to each he a regularly her letters wer fervent neatly written and Choicey worded his letters for the decoration of the colors of f the 147th Field artillery next Fri a i Day. September 29. Reached Mitchell f today this will be military Day at the Corn Palace and hundreds of a service men Are expected in the City congressman Royal Johnson sent the wire which gave definite word of a a commander Macnider s proposal visit to Mitchell the wire recited by Walter Tobin commander Pam drop do a do same officers to Congress ready direct charities Chanak Beikos and other vital Points in the Asiatic a a additional Brit ish troops have arrived or the it just As warm but the handwriting was poor and the grammar bad a Mcreasy began to rat line it a lawyer goes on a that miss Lavoy was him culturally he was just a of Coacher Post of the american be to quit today both Senate and House leaders she plans for Long session for coming Winter above Mechanic without much schooling she was a highly educated woman a so he tried to catch up. A took courses in a business school. But a Neill minister of education in the old that the Goina was too Dall Cabinet. Today baseball Replete Ness of this Story re to be said that in the eyes observers Reed is at this to candidate for the democratic on for the next presidency a form which has As its main. A radiation of the league of and of Wilson and All his engagement broken slow thinking hut decided Greasy finally made up his mind a i make Edythe Happy. He told his lawyer. It was All right while i was in the Navy but now that i was just a Mechanic. I Felt that i Kvale will try his Luck second time in race against volstead National league. Pittsburg .010 510 new York Ooi 131 0 Morrison. Adams and Schmidt j. J it Barnes. Regan Jonnard. Barre. Hil i. And Snyder. First Gam it Cincinnati. One Sqq Coo a a a 2 6 3 a Boston .ll.t2 2 Oil olx�?7 k 0 Couch and Hargrave Mcnamara pm Usi .004 to Latten. Continua Brooklyn .010 201 Loo still loved each other. Pfeffer and Clemens Vance. Deea i a when there run no a. Tur. Manana and Deberry Hungling. Railway workers game a 0 was out of her class she liked thing that i give Here living in new York going to big affairs. Yale Harvard football games and the so last Spring the engagement was they of a Gion. Reads As follows a commando Macnider Speaks at Scotland Twenty ninth. Expects to motor to the address by commander Macnider in Scotland a expected to be Given in the morning so he will reach Mitchell in the afternoon. He will session ends Washington. D. A. Sept. 22 a the second a a a a Sion of the sixty seventh Congress adjourned today sine die. Legislation parsed in the closing minutes of the session was signed of the Capitol by president Harding. By associated press leased wire Washington d c., sept. 22.-�?sen give an address Here As one of the ate and House leaders had shaped features of the ceremonies incident their plans for adjournment of conto the decoration of the colors of the Gress sine die today with Only minor 14-tb legislative matters apparently remain t. to be cleaned up a for the final the local american legion a. A gavels that will release members for legion auxiliary will make arrange attention to election and Home of ments to Welcome commander Mac Hajj a until the prospective specials Snider to Mitchell upon his arrival Jon to be called by president hard Here. Quot sedated press leased wire Minn. Sept. 22.�?definite Cement was made today by o j Kvale of Benson that he file next monday As an in Boston candidate for Congress in 5 a on to congressman a. J. Vol 1 i g. A k St Chicago .14&Quot 0"f> in t n_7 o Philadelphia too 002 200 oo�?5 to Cheeves and o Farrell ring. Smith and Henline. Second game a 4000 ioo�?6 a i too too ooo�?0 3 4 Markle and Hargrave Matthews. Braxton and of Neill. Second game re Fate wanders a for Chicago. 301 &Quot"0. Too 530 Singleton new u. S. Fuel head is named ing about november 15, speech on political and other subject were expected to occupy the closing hours of the session today while both houses awaited the conference report on the deficiency application Bill passed by the Senate late yesterday As the Las important Bill on the Republican leaders program for passage before adjournment. The House Resolution providing Fdl adjournment of Congress at 2 of clock today was to be presented for adoption by the Senate with leaders pre Jackson closes All business and schools to Bury dead miners by associated press i cased wire Jackson. Calif. Sept. 22�?Jackson closed its business houses and it or a to defer the hour until at a in estate in Castile was alleged to have schools today to pay final tribute to the Day necessary. R stolen the affections of Howard when 46 Argonaut victims. 45 of who gtd in or Jer Glen the deficiency bodies will be buried in rocks Pul May fire an it Ether minor Bills preachers Hen and blasted in the heart int Harding was expected to attend officers who had charge of the associated charities in Mitchell last year will again direct this work it was decided at a meeting of the organization this week when last year s officers were s. E. Morris was re elected president mrs j. M Henzlik. Vice president. E. A Bloomer. Treasurer and l a Williams Secretary Ward workers who will continue in a heir present positions Are w h King and mrs David Pearson first Ward. Bruc Maclean and mrs. A. M Kitchen second Ward a. G. Bauer and mrs. C. W. Gililis. Third Ward and e d Watkins and or. A. U. Hoot. Fourth Ward. A total of $8 50 a paid out last year for the work of the organization in the City the treasurers report showed. Heiress must pay $42,Coo for winning love of superintendent by associated prows Lea Sod wire Warsaw. N. Sept. 22�?a supreme court jury has returned a verdict of $42,500 in favor of mrs James o. Howard and against miss Margaret e Pierce of Castile miss Pirce heiress to a $400,0&Quot&Quot London still Hopes War in Straits maa slip by London. Eng sept 22 a View of the near Eastern crisis a re of it i lat Between hop and fear with a slight tendency in favor of the hopeful Side of the balance nothing has happened in the Las 2 4 hours to make the position materially worse although it continues serious enough. The immediate Ril is in a possibility that the turkish nationalist troops will attack the British tuition along the Dardanelle it is hoped that resumption of the conversations of the Allied states Meri in Paris Tod a will Lead to the sending of an invitation to the Angora gov rom it probably tomorrow to participate in a general conference to Settle the Dardar a is question and the turkish claims until such an invitation has be a sent and acceptance received the anxiety must continue interest of former service men roused in officers Reserve met invt sign distribution of a he Mother lode Gold country. The closing hour of the session t Crews renewed Toda both by the democratic Philadelphia Rmer labor District conventions Osborne. And Hartnett 1 declared himself a jus a dry an j Peters Ste id. perhaps a Little to american v re so the Issue in the seventh new tor k t win not to prohibition. I Cleveland. .�?�.�?~.7.7 x mad was Defeated by Rev. Or a Vagt in the primary of 1920, Vii was disqualified when charges Boston y a a a lation of the state corrupt is act were sustained against m v the District court. Woodall. A Washington 1 Chicago. We fact finding bilis selects Spens searching their efforts to find the body of i t tutors Start be i he fort seventh Mem full Lei i a o i aka i league. 003 of. 020 of bust and Behan Edwards and be but i Well Cio of. To too Billette and Detroit. Ferguson by associated press teased wire Washington. D a. Sept. 22 a president Harding today signed the administration Coal distribution andante profiteering and the fact finding Coal commission Bills immediately after signing the Bill Ham Feber. Where Fesse went after writing his message with the smoke of his Torch upon the Walls of the menus Tomb is a mystery that puzzles raining experts officials assume he sought other parts of the Argonaut mine to escape the encroaching Gas of new Tariff duties and Ruel and Lapan weather report. % % Schalk. G f a a Dakota fair tonight and Chi Uei phia. Arday not quite so warm in sex St. Louie. West portion tonight and in Hasty and Perkins kelp and North portions saturday. I Lins. The president named Conrad e l trains nearly Normal spen. Vice president o. The Chicago b associated press wire Burlington and Quincy Railroad com 009 pan today As Federal fuel dist Rob St. Paul. Minn., sept. Pas. 300 Ooi Utor under the new Coal distribution. Senger train service in the Northwest Mack and and anti profiteering act. Will be virtually Normal by october or Spens has been Given a sixty i bulk of trains taken off on. 0 Days furlough from the Burlington account of the shop men a strike a1a railway to undertake this work. He ready having been restored Accord Jed i Medat a Itom the assessment col was chief of transportation division j ing to reports today of traffic sex of the new rates on goods in transit of food administration during the War. I Cut fees of lines entering Hare. To ports of entry. By associated press leased wire Washington. D. C. Sept 2? new rates of the Tariff act of 1922 were applying today. The Law marking a new phase in american Tariff making in its delegation to the president of Broad Powers under the elastic rate provisions went into effect at Midnight with a1 collectors of customs previously instructed to its provisions millions of dollars of Revenue officials believe will be rals he was superintendent of the Pierce farm four years ago. At that time so was 16 and he was 44 the or a. T was returned Lan night. North Dakota eggs stage running fight with Oil employees Minot. X. A. Sept. 22 a four eggs who had wrecked the Safe of the International Oil company filling station a hoi 4 30 a in today mad a heir Oscar after a tuning gun Battle with the Minot police in whih none of the officers were injured and it is believed the robbers escaped without wounds. The Safe wreckers secured about 1250, it was stated by official of the company for the organized officers reserves a being received from All Par s the stat daily according to Captain j n. Gag executive officer of the s3th division who Headquarters Are in Mitchell the s 9th division is now in or than 90 per cent up to its offic a strength. Captain Gage is urging former a Urlce men to join the serve a rps at the highest rank they attained during the world War. So thar they May be assigned to units to Wirich they Are Ber qualified so in Ca. Of emergency no Long period of training will a necessary and the units now being formed will by Ady to function imm i i lately Corn Palace Wek is up cited to be a Banner we in the organized Reserve when a number of visiting service men hav announced thir intention of taking a renew. Interest in the army by signing their application for the Reserve corps of the army of the United stat of land Sale is Success Wagner. S sept 2? chief clerk of Greenwood reported that the Indian land Sale which took place lately was the be Ever a Cord a. Thirty a. Farms were sold four of thes brought from $2&Quot to $6&Quot&Quot Mon i than the appraise men a a

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