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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 27, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Palace ten pages v0l. Xxxviii the evening Republican third edition Mitchell South Dakota wednesday september 27, 1922 number 306greek ruler scrap of paper is murder two men and woman facing Beath penalty a Mon Duel murder trial u scheduled to open at Hackensack oct. 9 self defense is plea ail vol i v in i i it a of Fri fad i la. Vav irom Inkot i Vin in trim next month by Hob Horm xxx a n a. Sept. 27�?from a. R of dying Jack Bergen. Red a a movies fell a r or. I i Cee of paper. On it a s scrawled a George Cline k. It torn and wrinkled piece f / per Send the Man to the electric o. I a he v i ramifications of the tale f Hose scrawled words were r it inning put a 19-year-old 21-Vear-old boy behind the drab a rest of t f a states prison for the Days w a vie written to this trag i Corge Cline Charles soul i a a a a i Thornton face a jury v a noun to use Here charged with tory of the killing of t i do w to k Berg on Thun i George Cline. Lanced it Bec he a merger nth i at v chapter i i get of aug. 25, a taxi drive o the Cline Home in Edge-j., heard two shots. and returned with a n. On the sidewalk Lay a seeding from a Bullet through i v. Ile was taken to the stance. There he pulled out a i piece of paper from his and died. T paper was scribbled Cline Kiberd mediately taken into Cus a g that during an argument a vow t he accused Bergen of at is wife the movie daredevil to fight. Cline says he shot self defense. C Rapter la up Riv following his arrest Cline i is Story. Me movie thriller. That he had challenged. Duel gave him a revolver to defend himself and him upstairs to Light it lie turning out the Light so. Kiel would take place in the Cine said Bergen tried to fire h a the Vien grappled. During struggle according to Clines Ryth revolver was discharged i Bergen was shot. A so .1 that the Challenge to the >1 Ben made after Bergen tired his love for mrs Cline in her and that of her two Broth leg and Lawrence Scullion. T Rapter Iii e prosecutor s office continued investigation and found that miss Thornton an attractive Blond Vee old. Had been in the Cline be during the night of the shoots be was an acquaintance of readmitted that it was she who i i died to Cline of his wife and Gene de at the signs of affection Neon the movie actor and mrs. Cline cd she had witnessed the girl broken with Bergen. Cline had d to bring them together. To a dance she told him of his rids perfidy. A a an t Trust your Friend Jack. The explanation followed. Took it calmly. He made n be until that fatal night. N Clines invitation she visited Cone Home to confront Bergen i it r Story of his duplicity. Chapter in 6&Quot Ives found that it was Barile son who handed Cline the gun i u i h he drove Bergen upstairs cd m s indictment and arrest Cly followed. A ame the arrest of miss a in it barged with murder. Ila pier \ of. 13 Scullion and miss were arraigned before jus a Quot or in the supreme court at irk. They All pleaded a not up Cline is accused of the a ring. Miss Thornton with red Bergen to the Home of re Scullion As the Man who. Request went upstairs and c the pistol. Defense will be that Ber a himself in the struggle. Chapter i 5 St chapter will be written c a -0 Case comes on trial on oct. Civil War vets hold Camp fire at Des Moines clue senator Pepper plans drive on baseball pools pennsylvanian Lares widespread of gambling must be stopped Palace crowds applaud great show features three opening programs set attendance record for All palaces to ask Landis help visitors enthusiastic adjournment of Congress prevented possible action Mist keep game clean to Moyik George Cline slain Man. And Jack Bergen. Duel tragedy Alice Thornton a Roye left mrs. Bergen Cente widow of Frelinghuyse j Watson a men re nominated mourn Leader Harding s Friend defeats records has i Kad of 77,011 Over opponent by associated press leased you ire v Newark. J., sept. 27.�?United states senator Frelinghuyse Friend of president Harding and on of the administration leaders in Congress was re nominated by the republicans of new Jersey yesterday in a sweeping Victory of More than two to Ope Over George l. Record Jersey City lawyer. Returns from 2.54 of the 2.464 districts in the state gave him 146-933 votes against 69,922 for record a Lead of 77,011. The senator waged his Campaign on two administration issues which j he supported prohibition and the Tariff. He did not discuss the Soldier Bonus against which he voted and i he rarely answered record s charge that he was sympathetic with to i no plies. In the november elections senator Frelinghuyse will fight it out at the polls with governor Edward i. Edwards the democratic nominee for United states senator. As governor Edwards is the Champion of the j a wets new Jersey voters expert a warm contest on the prohibition issues most of the Republican Congress men who were opposed in yesterdays Battle seemed today to have been victorious Over non organization can i dilates. Georgia senators death Lea yes followers leaderless Al feral tomorrow by associated press leased wire Atlanta. Ga., sept. 27.�? in the Hills and valleys of Georgia an estimated 50,000 followers of United states senator Thomas e. Watson who died yesterday in Washington today Are leaderless. Tomorrow afternoon in the Little Village of Thomson will occur the funeral of their former chieftain. Throughout the state there is sadness Over the senators death with both political friends and enemies alike expressing regret and sympathy to the bereaved family in messages that continued to arrive at Hickory Hill. In the mind of most every georgian there is a picture of a slight figure standing with arms outstretched on a platform. His Eye Are fiery his hair disordered his face impassioned Watson the orator. Playing upon the emotions of his followers like a master of a musical instrument. These a Tom Watson men have followed their Leader at All times during the past three decades according to election returns. Observers Are almost unanimous in the opinion that his teachings will be adhered to in selecting a successor. By Nea service Washington d. C., sept. 27�?existence of Large baseball pools resulting in millions of dollars being cleaned up throughout the country As disclosed in the Survey made by Nea service j constitutes a a shocking and deplorable situation a according to United states senator George Wharton i up per of Pennsylvania a it is a condition in which every i american Public Man should take an interest a senator Pepper declared. Aside from being the successor in the Senate of the famous senator Penrose. Senator Pepper perhaps is More closely identified with baseball than any other Man in Public life. Is league s counsel he is chief counsel for the National league. He represented both the National and the american league in the successful fight of these organizations against the defunct Federal league. He was retained by both organizations to redraft the playing agreement and other fundamental documents of organized baseball when judge k. M. A Andia became High commissioner. And since Landis be earn Cost Mission i or he Lias frequently consulted senator Pepper. Will submit plan senator Pepper was astounded by the disclosures. Other congressmen were also but because of the hurry to adjourn in order that candidates i Fop re election could give attention to their campaigns officials thought it Best to delay any attempted legislative correction of Tho gambling evil until j Congress reconvenes. In the meantime however. Senator Pepper announces that he will try to think out a corrective plan for submission to judge a Dis a i greatly deplore the use of baseball As an occasion for organized gambling a senator Pepper declared. A most of the Pool playing Whdeh takes place constitutes an offence a against local Laws which states and i municipalities should enforce. I Cal question a organized baseball fat not in itself interstate Commerce. The Mere fact that gambling relates to this sport gives Congress no regulatory Powers except to the extent that interstate i Means of Commerce Are used to make Tho gambling possible. A i am not at All sure that we could successfully undertake a Federal Rani i Palgon to prevent gambling which might be almost As difficult to conduct successfully As is the Campaign to enforce the eighteenth amendment. A however anything which help. To keep the National game clean and sur a rounded with a wholesome atmosphere is something in which every american Public Man should take an interest and if i can think of any effective and constitutional plan to curb the gambling i certainly shall submit it to judge extravaganza to of. Changed tomorrow mom Oyster is due Here today s. R. O. Today every scat Iii the Mammoth porn Palace auditorium was tilled this afternoon by the time the matinee entertainment opened at 2 p. In., and by 2 30 p. In., standing room was at a Premium. It is estimated that More Luin 4.ooo my it it be were present for the program this afternoon. Additional so ats wire set up in the Al Eony for Soo spectators. Thu weather forecast for tomorrow promises fair and warmer weather again so that tomorrows crowds arc expected to he men larger than those today. Dates Navy rebels Athens Unser Mial Law As turkish crisis mounts Kemal ignores British ultimatum to evacuate Neutral Terri tory abdication of King comes when revolutionists submit ultimatum new massacre is reported Kem a ust reply sch to commander of the american naval be most unsatisfactory j forces in european Waters has gone by associated press leased wire constantinople sept. 27.�? 12 35 p. In a it is unofficially that the ii Emu list reply to the Alii in Ace not on Tai los Ovidla Loiis unacceptable to the allies. Iii that the nationalist insist upon the us of the Straits for transporting troops to Thrace Lief Ore the beginning of the he a conference. Lor Don hug sept. 2 7.�? neuter dispatch from Athens received Short in before 7 of clock this evening says King Constantine has abdicated. An Exchange Telegraph dispatch i from Athens received about the same Tim said it was affirmed that the to constantinople to direct the naval operations should any become Epes i sary in participation with the for Eketu squadrons it was stated Here today. Washington. The sept. 2 7 Paris news dispatches announcing that \ ice Admiral Long had gone to constant a i Nople were not understood in offic tial circles her where it was Indi rated that participation of american warships in any demonstration against the turks was not a part of the present american policy toward the near Eastern problem. At the Navy department it Wassail that so far As the Washington government had been advised Admiral to the. Long was on Board his flagship the with Fine weather and the Best of f conditions prevailing in every detail j Ini of ended to Agre. I battleship Utah either at Lisbon or demands of the revolutionary. Gnu. Tun a a. A gtd a a constantines abdication is accepted on the Way to Gibraltar where the As an accomplished fact in the High a is �?�11 a 0,1 a a 1 est official quarters Here. Tvs is based on a message Lam troops to Dardanelles it it it a a a it had received information of the j constantinople sept. -7. Hilo King s abdication and believed the the Anatolian Cabinet sitting at sup a information to be True although he a is completing its reply to the Allied was unable to confirm it owing to i note the nationalist army continues its Mitchells 1922 Corn Palace is prov j ing to be by far the Best in the history of thirty years since the Corn festival was established. The three opening programs at the Palace set records for the monday and tuesday entertainments. Never before have so Many people witnessed the three opening shows at the pal Ace As a total of 7.000 people were present for these three entertain ments. Visitors Are enthusiastic visitors from All Over South a j Kota Are enthusiastic in their Praise of Ujj Beautiful show which is being 1 put on at the Palace in order to a1 i the unsettled condition attending the concentration of troops on the Bambi and Ghana lines. Mustapha Kerr a Pasha now has reached 1,100 Mea in revolutionary movement. Kurn Kalesi at tic Mouth of the Dardanelles 5,000 at add Amati 50 Miles Southeast of Ghana to too Iii the intervening Sajnjak of Karassis and greek Navy goes Over to rebels hold officers by associated press leased wire. London. Eng., sept. 27.�?tile greek considerable forces in the other areas. Low South Dakota people to see the Leet has gone Over to the revolution won t prot it i Tirl Stuie greatest possible variety in the Gorn Aries who announce that every of the nationalist Leader expects these Palace program the Ernie Young Fleer and member of the Crews is concentrations to be com dieted Golden girls will put on a Complete change of program the last three Days of the week. A the Basing Parade of 1 922,�?� is the show t Obe put on by the revue on thursday Friday and saturday. The costuming stage effects music and dancing of this number Are entirely different from those in the arabian by wholly with them according to a september ?0 which Date coincides it ventral news dispatch from Athens. I with the time set for the final Evacula the movement which is headed by lion of ref tigers from Smyer i. It is colonel Gonatas. Is making headway considered significant Here to it Gen in All directions i a Noureddin Pasha military nov a number of reek warships and a nor of Smyrna transports manned by revolutionaries have left the Island of Mitylene. Off not guanine the lives of christians in Smyrna after that Date. This is taken to tn�4,i Thath. He Matin want. A a he a fast or Pyrna. And Are proceed to ,. Actium a the a a vet a. Al hrs revue. Which has been put on in Athens according to Mea the a a tiie reject their reply. For the first three Days of the week fro a authoritative sources re the British Are no Tes Busy strength closing tonight revived Here. Ening their lines and Are Check mating the gorgeous Peacock act. Which the dispatch which is dated tues every wove made by the nationalists was one of the leaders in monday i next Hays the a a a bin it ha<1 in a a thee arrivals clan to wary in yesterday or today but will be put on i for the last three Days of the week. I the effect of this elaborate act can Only be properly attained with a re i i a i augment in. Their in impair a a my arrangement of the stage so this act was Tea Ken off until the latter part in continuous session for Many hours i its arc daily no official statements had Bomi is a forces and in a or sued. Blit it was understood the min i Tapha Kema s cd is of am Sisters were drawing up a manifesto attacking the Straits War graft got sea. The pea of Marmora and the addressed to the people. Thus far it adds the revolution j men or inc people who were suns no through the streets and gather Campaign. Ing outside the Public buildings. The e now ,ie3 la dreadnoughts. Seven Battle cruisers. Gann Valley is Safe from fire or Hie fire. Wbk h menaced City yesterday. Finally controlled had been bloodless despite the excite j chorus Are dotted with the most nod of Tho week. L in int of the p Oplt a who Werf it War a a concentration Riv opera popular selections by the Chicago grand j according to the same sources the opera Quartetti continue tube one j revolutionary movement started on Demy Quot de so Rogerh a and several Suomu of the great drawing cards on the islands of Mitylene and chios rings ant Plant aircraft carriers. The program. The members of the Quad. Anion the Soli Liers and refugees from Assembly of this Armada and the in Tette last night presented five mini the Smyrna District. Crease in the Brash land forces of a All officers who refuse to join the upward of 30,600 men have quoted movement Are being arrested it is the. Frayed nerves of the anxious added. Christian population of the capital. The Sultan s Cabinet met in special i Miti Al Law in Athens session yesterday and decided not to Turk Smen Ace str its retire unless so ordered by the Kern Bondon. Brig. Sop. =7.�?the Quot lift government. To hers from Faust singing the selections in a manner which Only True artists can attain. Although it is possible to get Only a glimpse of the Beauty of an opera such As Faust by hearing a few numbers the Quartetti entered into the spirit of the opera so thoroughly that it gave a new mean threatened 4 i a of Eastern three. Ins to the selections to most of their following lowly on the a teat of the i Tivvis Sai Johs it Bra nit hearers. ,rf.,k a my in Aru Folia a. Pre Eipl i creation of new Cabinet numbers from the popular Light tar i a e r i i in Athen the Cabinet t by associated press leased wire opera. The Bohemian Tyr will a Quot j reigned last night and martial Law Athens or Cere. Kept. F2.�?an xxx it i Gien this evening. La numbers la Jas in part with important changes mat uni from the warship be Given will include the Quartetti. Ppt1 a a str reports front reliable which arrived at Laurium on the pen sources indicate that a peaceful Solu insula Southeast of Athens with re a a of re the valleys and Hills Solo. A a i dreamt i dwelt in Marble two he four us. Voting troops demanded the Dis Solu n i Uher National com my Adf a to Deli yer address tonight a Atod press leased wire a a Dies. La sept. 27.�?after a a annual Parade veterans g a ii re army of the Republic holding their fifty sixth an nip men Here. Planned to no Vantage of an afternoon with a a activities to rest from r Ness of the March and of receding Davs of unwonted Quot illness. A a p veterans however expected. Or tutored by the relaxation in c a r participation in the annual i d re to be held tonight. an j present officers of a a a p a tot a and forgotten Deposit of two millions to Cost Ford $5,400 tax Detroit mich., sept. 27.�?if Henry Ford forgot about a Deposit of $2,-000.000 in a Windsor Ontario Bank. As was reported several Days ago. It j is quite certain that he also neglect j de to make a tax return on the Deposit Alexander Black assessment commissioner of Windsor reasoned today As he started an investigation of the manufacturers Cash resource across the Border. Under the Ontario Law interest on Bank deposits May be be ried upon for municipal income tax and the reported a lost Black said had not been declared. The commissioner figured or. Ford owed the City of Windsor about $5,460 in taxes for the three years the $2,660,060 was said to have been on Deposit. Farmers Union Bere next week St it convention we i draw Many men of National importance to Ita by a a sedated press in am a wire Wessington Springs. S. I sept. 27. J a a Prairie fire which swept Over a Large area of Buffalo county and for a time menaced Gann Valley yesterday was brought under control by fir fighters today. It has not been determined what started the fire which destroyed a considerable Quantity of Hay. Stacked Grain and some 1 farm buildings. An estimate of the damage could not by obtained today. Hint of robbery is newest element in new Jersey mystery Halls the Trio a com away. The the turkish nationalists continue j Tion of the National Assembly and the Solo a there is a Flower that Bloom o ,11f>nar it Straits of Tho Darda formation of a people s Cabinet friended and the Finio. Helios and Tiro entrenching in the 1 1> to the entente. Thursdays grand opera selections i Neutral zone which they refuse Toj a second uti Natum declared it was will he from the opera Martha. The j rerokj7p&Quot the a Rutish military c of run Sideres the National Assembly had a spinning wheel Quartetti and the Mand has Given them 48 hours in Alloy been dissolved and it demand entire second act will to Sung at which to retire and is preparing three a the creation of a pro entente Cah a a a members would be aps. Be in Recta red. Eighth member of Sioux fails gang held in Sioux City a a. R. State officials and r �?T11 address the veterans. He Rai Lewis s. Pilcher of Brookie commander in chief of or and army will deliver his orly 111 by to me ing. He will be followed Rii Murford Manider. National com of the american legion who 3<idress to his command which to heard by the Public at to with him in the morning by associated press leased wire a Sioux Falls. S. A. Sept. 27.-�?an eighth alleged member of the gang held under Bond in connection with the murder of police Captain Pike and the robbery of two jewel trunks containing valuables estimated at $50,000 from the Milwaukee depot was taken into custody at Sioux City. La., last night and is expected to arrive in Sioux Falls some time 1 this morning in charge of Deputy sheriff Julius Wold who is bringing the Man Here in an automobile his name was Given As c. F. Cow a. Aged 35. Several Hundred South Dakota Farmers Are expected in Mitchell next a pm for the annual state convention of the Farmers Union. October 3 and 4 the sessions will be held at the City Hall auditorium. Perhaps the greatest array of speakers Ever gathered for a South Dakota Farmers Union convention will be in Mitchell for the two Days of the convention. Senator Peter Norbeck. Who has not spoken in Mitchell for several months will deliver an address. Explaining the farm credit Bill which he recently introduced. President Charles s. Barrett of the National Farmers Union who has been in South Dakota for nearly a week will remain Here for the con vent Lor. A. Davis of a a a Ett Ark. National Secretary will also be present. M Anderson. St. Paul of the Minnesota society of equity Milo Reno president of the Iowa Farmers Union and Charles h. Watts former manager of the Stock commission enterprises of the Nebraska Farmers Union will also be among the speakers. The Turner county Farmers Union will furnish a band for the occasion adding a feature never before included at a state convention of the Farmers. W. Batcheller. Mission Hill state president and e. H. Sauber of Burke. State Secretary will have charge of the session. It by associated press leased wire new Brunswick n. Kept. 27.�? authorises investigating the slaying two weeks ago of the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall. Rector of the episcopal Church of it a John the evangelist and his a heir Leader mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mills nought today to run Down rumours a hat the Rector May have been carrying securities valued in excess of $16,006 when he was shot. Today s inquiry paid particular attention to the Rumor that securities inherited by the Rev. Or. Hall from the estate of his Mother in Law. Were taken from his Strongbox. Turks dec Ide to ask by v i Atton of thu Yue by so dated press leased by ire Paris France kept. 27.�?the an weather report same spontaneous response that some goo. J the royalist organs consider Bow. People look to slap stick comedy to the British commanders Are con Ever. That the abdication of the King produce. Delighted laughter from rident they can keep the turks from in favor of the Crown Prince should the children in the audience proves crossing the Straits or capturing con not be excluded from the pos Sibili that they enjoy this act As much As Stantin Ople until the arrival of the tie any of their elders. Formidable reinforcements now on or meter due today the Way. Governor w. H. Mcmaster was yeah. Angora Furty scheduled to come to Mitchell this of the reply of the Angora govern ter noon to remain for three Days As a ment to the joint Allied Rote out Corn Palace visitor. Today was of lining the conditions under which a Gora government has decided to Send served As state Republican Day with peace conference could he held. Is a a note to the Powers demanding the the main address by Yvo. I Nolan anxiously awaited hut it is feared immediate evacuation of Thrace a former speaker of the Minnesota tha Evert an acceptance would nor cording to a statement attributed by House of representatives. Relieve the present situation to any the Figaro to Ferid Bey. The Kern Alist tomorrow will be democratic Day extent As the turks a under representative in France this st1 but there will he no special speak stood to be prepared to demand free bad been decided upon he said Beer a the democratic National com Dom of military action during the cause it was certain the greeks were Mittee failed in their efforts to pro conference. Preparing for systematic destruction vide one. All a Vaone connected with he British government is a ten j 0f the country and had already or Tho Corn Palace in any Way Are look Ner developments closely the Rabin Rosf a and sent to Greece a number ing Forward to the events of Fri ministers and it use experts meet of prominent turks to be held in a Day. When it is expected that the daily for consid ration on hat change for captives largest crowd which Ever visited i i. Fend pm declared the turks a i choir will be in the City to witness the decoration of the colors of the 14 7th Field artillery. Gu.-tr.1s, Royal Fusilli ors Ami Rifle no rf.,.oknizd establish a it of a real a 1-Avine Aldershot today Jon a an4 added. For the near East. And other troops a if the Kem Alist government be South Dakota fair tonight warmer in extreme West and Southeast portions thursday partly Cloudy cooler thursday afternoon in a St portion. Today baseball National league first game Philadelphia 606 662 Ooi i�?5 la 3 new York 606 016 Ici 0�?3 8 0 ten innings. Weinert and Henline Johnson and Snyder. I Chicago. 260 20 Pittsburgh. Too of Russell and of Farrell Cooper and Schmidt. Brooklyn. Too 0 to Stonio 2 Decatur and Hungling Mcnamara and of Neill. Second game Philadelphia. Lrt0 new York. Too ring and Withrow Hill. Barnes and Gaston. Additional the Corn Balcony which Are expected on thursday and naval reinforcements continue to Friday. The Corn Palace show this Stream toward the Straits. Year is attracting the largest crowds j in history and it is believed the re Admiral Long hurries to minder of the week will pet. A High record for such events in South Dakota. Tion of Thrace and restoration of the i country to ottoman admin St at on. And also the return of co Munti Cost wit not f Ruport Nople although perhaps our troops France. Sept. 27 a vice Admi Brit nor Puntar the map Al a Paris Miral Andrew t. Long u s. N., done to wait for your ship to come in read the want ads for opportunities and bargains of every kind saturday want ads free with every 2 to 5 issues More turkish troops Drift to Neutral Zon pm by fat i Prcz is Lea cd wire London eng., kept. 27�?mor turkish nationalists troops have drifted into the Chanak zone. According to official advices from constantinople today. This is not regarded in authoritative quarters however in aggravating the situation much and the opinion expressed in thet quarters that trouble would be avoided. No word has yet been received from Kemal Pasha in answer to the us it Datum giving him 4 8 hours for the removal of the troops in this area hut the British Are inclined to give

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