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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 30, 1924, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten pages the evening Republican Timi City edition Mitchell South Dakota tuesday september 30, 1924. Number 308 Jar agrees to arms plan does no to want her baby to be Prodigy child Prodigy rears own child Ordinary Way Mother who was a Cleverest baby does not believe in it girl acts As baby Sioux inn storms of i to my to Jrsn he k i a i a k aia it to q v. Ta., sept. 30.�?she was h m i Sty herself 8 ii. A a to ten t want her own child was 2. Viola Olerich. Proclaimed throughout a a tile Cleverest baby on the we it the Wou at Tex unti e5 Yea or ago. Read fluently talk in name All the Bones in in body. Identify hundreds it men Olve difficult Geometric no talk intelligently about the my do dozens of things that a ump the average High school out spelled collegians a he was taking dictation on writer and turning out Perter at 4 Phe was out spelling of picked University study the Tutelage of her Foster professor Henry Olerich she remarkable Progress in her gaming an unusually Broad studies Jeneral education a a Thel she dropped out of the Lime of her mar years ago news Young Man employed in Omaha packing triage to a the Oft ices of an co Ana by leaked out then Cleve i a it baby a she has been re discoveries been for the world lost sight of its Bankers favor taking half of German loan executive Council so reports to their National convention today ban on soviet loan Bishop Hughes takes banana song As Beiter than one on Moses wont help i to Russia so lore. As for psf it lot a i is Abo Vuk a Viola Olerich at 2 was called the a Cleverest child in the and was being exhibited throughout the West. Slow Viola now mrs. John storms j it. Of Sioux City i a. And her Little daughter Virginia whom she is rearing just an ord1nar Little girl. But now living Here. A year. \ in Gizila plays with doll and Fie has a Little daughter of Lier own Virginia. 4.c� a the age at which Virginia is just am Mother was astounding Scien a a educators and medical men. Nut Virginia is not a child with dolls a Bis rub a r Hall and still talking baby talk v u her Mother is glad. I Don t want her to be a child Oligy. She says. A i want her to be a other children. It i. Baby is Strong and . / earning will conic easily when. A. A age is reached. I Ai exerting no Effort to bum pro Gidy. Of course. I shall help r ill Quot a can throughout her school or but now i want her to be a ast like other Little girls. A after All. Taking care of a child a v ii needs., together with the or iry amount of discipline seems to i bout the most important duty or other during the nest few years her child s Lite. A d that a what i am trying to Bankers told three officers farming bases shot in stopping All Industry Bank robbery ii pussyfoot lines up Turk workers for prohibition Bucharest. Rumania. Sept. 30. Willi a priv Iii e. Pussyfoot Johnson has d Here after a fortnight each constantinople and Bulgaria. Her eluded arrangements with the u a she m prohibition organization to enter the world league and states that the prohibition movement is j s among the turks and Egypt i he is of the opinion that Proton sentiment also is Strong and a movement Well organized in bul a t and that Bulgaria will be the country in Central or Southeast of Europe to enact dry legislation. Of former Secretary of Agri Cui Ture says All interested in Square Deal Kok Farmer. Chicago sept. 30.�? a a the need of a better realization on the part of business men of the fact that agriculture is absolutely controlling in All business was stressed by former Secretary of agriculture e. T. Meredith. In an address to members of the american Bankers association in convention Here today. A the Opportunity to go into banking the publishing business to Market groceries to establish a drug store Alt said or. Meredith a in the final analysis have been Given to us because of agriculture. Tile conditions in agriculture from year to year affect every one of these institutions most vitally. A the income from agriculture and consequently its support of business. Is regular not hit and miss or spotted throughout the year and not largely All in one season of the year As Many businessmen Geem to believe. When one single source of farm income takes a slump the calamity howlers i make so much of it that some Are j led to Over estimate its effect upon j general business As was the Case with j wheat. One would think that the Farmer received his entire income i from wheat and yet 1922 production figures show that the Farmer received less for his wheat than he did for Corn Hay. Cotton or vegetables As Well As from several other sources of animal product income. A a because the Farmer is such an in Murphysboro iii., sept. 30.�?marshal Charles Mcwhorter and two others were shot in a gun fight with three bandits who entered the Bank of Dowell 16 Miles North of Here today. The robbery was frustrated. Sheriff c. E. White organized a posse and set out in Pursuit of the bandits who escaped in a motor car. Marshal Charles Mcwhorter was Chicago. Sept. 30.�?president Coolidge in a letter to the american Bankers association today said there Are multiplying evidences of improving conditions throughout business structures of the world. Chicago. Ii. Sept. 30.�? a formal approval of the proposal to float half of the forthcoming $200,-000,poo loan to the German government in the United states was contained in committee reports submitted to the executive Council of the american Bankers association which opened its fiftieth general convention Here today. Recommendations that american hankers have nothing to do with the financing of Russia As Long As the j present soviet government remains in Power were contained in the report. The Council also received a report from its protective committee recommending that Central bureaus or identification be organized to provide Bankers and businessmen with information. Criminal depredations against Banks reached the Peak during the past year reports said. Measured in dollars alone the committee stated. The co. Of crime to banking Industry exceeded the $3,500,000,000 annual budget of the Federal government. More than 6,000 Bankers representing All sections of the United states were Here to attend the opening cession. The general convention was opened by Walter w. Head president. A a the report of the executive Council to the general convention and the meeting of the nominating committee were taken up after addresses. General meetings of the state secretaries and state Bank divisions were on the program to follow the general convention sessions. Chicago. Sept. 30.�?bobbed hair Short skirts and songs like Quot yes we have no bananas were defended against banged hair hoop skirts and a a pharaohs daughter on the Bank Little Moses in the poor by Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the methodist episcopal Church in an address at a reception tendered him and mrs. Hughes last night. A we criticize their hair their skin their stockings their shoes their skirts their cosmetics and their said Bishop Hughes speaking of modern Young people. A i suppose when you Middle aged people were Young to hear some of you talk you were gentle Little Angels sitting around on sofas with your hands folded on your laps. A i have heard it said that the song a yes we have no bananas was a sign of the degeneracy of the times. But what were you singing you pious old stewards and you staid old Church trustees when you were Young you were singing a a a pharaohs daughter on the Bank Little Moses in the Pool she fished him out with a Telegraph pole and sent him off to school. A a now let us be fair. As Between taking sacred characters of the Bible and making hilarious songs about them and the song a yes we have no bananas a i prefer the new settlement by league will get Turkey in new owner of Mitchel Power to see Stock Agre upon Jap amendment for arms protocol Northwest Public service co., a revision of proposal is univ to offer $200,000 Issue in Titis state meeting held today Twenty three managers and Pim Kun of tia. I Aln Arf in session at Huron Mously agreed upon by committee of league Japan in approval new wording will. Permit Appeal to Council if court refuses to act. Huron s. D., sept. 30.�?plans for launching its Campaign for Selling $200,000 Worth or ? per cent preferred Stock to employees and patrons Ere Laid before the local managers of the Northwest Public service company Here today at a meeting held at tho company a offices in the Marvin Hughitt hotel with Twenty three managers and officials from ail i parts of South Dakota present. This Selling Campaign it. Is pointed out is part of the new company a policy to let its employees and patrons in As participating stockholders sharing with it tho profits made. Goy fio Mem Urx a ship of railroads i Adf x Oun Ceu Chicago. Ill. Sept. 30.�?ia> a opening the fiftieth annual convention or the american Bankers association Here today Walter Vav. Head. President of the organization unequivocally opposed government ownership shot in tho neck when he opened fire of railroads and other great Baikie in on the bandits As they fled from the i destries urged the Bankers to com Bank. Isaac Wagner a bystander i Bat vigorously All efforts to give con was shot in the head. George Ham grrr a the Power to override decisions Rock another citizen was shot in of the supreme court and declared the head. One of the bandits is also that the causes of the agricultural believed to have been wounded or re a a pro predominantly twelve or fifteen shots were fired. William Lafont president of the Bank was hit Over the head with a pistol. None of those Here Are believed to have been dangerously wounded. Dowell 111 sept. 30 three persons were wounded in an economic and the remedy Lay in the application of sound economic principles rather than in the Pursuit or political panaceas. After reviewing the Anocia Tion 4 fifty years of service to the banking at least profession and the nation. Or. Head dwelt upon the Burden of taxation now prevailing and stated that it had Exchange of shots with four robbers _. Who held up the Union states Bank Jpn int h,.,e Shortie before noon and 1 Federal of motor car with about a cd Quot seated snore Man five and escaped in $1100. A i Macdonald backs commission for Irish Boundary London. England. Sept. 30.�? a a prime minister Macdonald moved Sec Ond Reading in the House of commons today of the Hill providing for the Cre portent Factor in the nation you and Aton of an Irish Boundary commission i should take an Active Earnest interest in seeing that he gets a Square a. Of a jury acquits Rodeo manager of Minnesota Bank cruelty charge is cracked after wires Are Cut in frills. S. Sept. 30.�?ti i la local manager of a Rodeo held Here last week was found a to without the participation of Ulster. In making the notion the Premier declared it was the essential duty of every government to fulfil its obligations. He said he resented the charge that the governments move was an j attempt to coerce Ulster. Or. Macdonald contended that whatever government might be in Power would find no other possibly course than the one he had been pursuing. After reviewing the events leading Spring Valley minn., sept. 30.�?� v of a charge of cruelty to1 cracks men who drove into the Vil Lup to the Anglo Irish treaty a vital nos. By a jury in municipal court en0 eat of it it Art of Bruch was or afternoon. Or. Hall was acquit in the first ballot. Charges were red by the humane society ii alleged that several events on Leo program were inhumane. Of one half billion dollars. This year after strenuous efforts to reduce the War time Peak. The total still exceeds three billion dollars. Taxation has become More than a problem it is a threat of impending disaster. A nor is the Burden or government limited to taxation. We Are oppressed by a multiplicity or restrictive Laws and administrative regulations. It is estimated that there Are Over two million Laws and ordinances in the records of nation state and municipalities. A in the face of this record despite the general recognition of the overwhelming Burden of government we find ourselves constantly waging a defensive Battle against plans and programs which would Transfer still greater duties to government which would hamper individual initiative still further and which will if put into practice crush mid Vidal ambition and destroy individual today a baseball Geneva. Switzerland sept. 30.�? a notable Progress toward the settlement of the Mosul controversy was made in the Council of the league of nations today when representatives of Turkey and great Britain agreed to accept the appointment of a committee of three who will collect All the available information on the Mosul question and submit to the Council their suggestions As to the Best Means of solving the problem. Today a developments before the Council were regarded As increasing the possibility that Turkey soon would apply for membership in the league. A o a congressman pleads not guilty in cider Case Baltimore. Md., sept. 30.�?representative John Philip Hill today pleaded not guilty to an indictment by the Federal grand jury last week charging him with manufacturing and possessing wine and cider in violation of Law. He was released on $1,000 Ball pending trial which will be held some time after nov. To. In asking an earlier trial counsel for or. Hill argued that the Case was one of National importance and should be decided before election Day. Denying this request. Judge Soper said a tho very reason i re fuse it. This court cannot be used for Campaign Coolidge asks sugar beet data on Tariff Issue Here Between 2 and 3 a. Rn., today the Boundary bet err Ulster and the Cut All wires leading out of the town free state he said that the import and then blew open the vault of the ant machinery for the Boundary and Boston. Exchange state Bank securing a jul Anent was faulty and that in con-1 Speece proximately Simi. The heavy charges of american league Washington. Too on 101 of Ruel Tate Altrock and Quot Cather forecast fair tonight and probably Day rising temperature prob it St tonight in extreme East por expo Klee jeopardized. The government now which the bandits used in blasting was simply seeking to find a remedy an Entrance into the Bank a Strong for the original defect Box. Wrecked the Safe and did con Herbert Asquith former Premier sequence the whole agreement was Hargrave Ferguson Kahmke and o Neil. New York at Philadelphia postponed rain. Other teams Hove completed sea Sld Erable damage to the Interior or and Liberal Leader declared that the son. Or Sota fair tonight and prob wednesday rising temperature the building. No clue As to the identity of the bandits Nas been discovered eight men armed with rifles and shotguns were in the party which the Dakota fair tonight and took Possession of Wykoff a Village in wednesday warmer tonight. Of about 500 population. The band a a Dakota fair tonight and Patro red the streets and fired shots Bly wednesday warmer tonight a a1 Alrec tons. And Central portions and in a be bandjt8, a i unmasked drove 1 portions wednesday. I into the Village shortly before 3 a. In. M Lempira Tiric they split into groups. One group intern and minimum tempera j proceeded t0 the Telephone office where a1 outgoing cables were Cut. My i another group Cut Telegraph wires. I a third group went through town warning residents who had been awakened to turn out All lights. Several windows in Homes were shattered by shots fired by the Rob liberals would give the a Irish Bill their Hearty and undivided support. Is a corded by the official gov in sent thermometer from ter Day to 7 a. In. Today m it a mum. 66. , 40. A s a. In. Today 4 9. To weather and roads Mitchell Clear. 49 roads Good. Huron Clear. 43 roads Good. Sioux Falls Clear. 42 roads Good. I hit by flying bullets. Pierre Clear 44 roads Good. Aberdeen fair 35 roads Good. Yankton Clear. 52 roads Good. Butler is even claiming he will carry Wisconsin new York City sept. 30.�?not even his own Home state Wisconsin is conceded to senator la Follette by William m. Butler chairman of the Republican National committee who said today i think the republicans have a Good Chance to carry Wisconsin. And. I think la Follette has a poor Chance i raises bumper wheat crop from seed taken from egyptian Tomb Berg when the occupant of the places j of carrying any state Wisconsin in were slow in complying with the com Mand to put out the lights a number i of persons narrowly escaped being Watertown Clear. 42 roads Good. I Tommile. The three groups finally assembled at the Bank and proceeded 9 by the Safe. They then fled in a clouded. We Are Well organized there our speakers Are making a whirlwind Campaign and hings look Bright for the As a result of countrywide observation. He said he considered the la j Follette movement to be losing j ground. Tacoma wash., sept. 30.�?f. S. Johnston a Farmer near Morton wash., has just harvested a bumper crop of wheat that he says came from seed taken from an egyptian Tomb. Johnston says he got the seeds four years ago and this year the increase was enough to Plant fifi teen acres. He Aas just finished harvesting the crop which netted 729 bushels or an average of 48.6 bushels to the care. The Grain is White and very hard the Straw Short and Heads prolific and or. Johnston says it is one of the Best varieties of Spring we heat he has Ever grown. It was not Learned from what Tomb the wheat was obtained. Washington. C., sept. 30.�?president Coolidge today asked the department of agriculture for All available data on the sugar beet situation to be used by him in reaching a decision on the report of the Tariff commission proposing a reduction in the present duty on sugar. He expects to announce this decision next month. In Coolidge made it known today that he had no new speaking engagements other Olfan already announced and told friends he did nor. Expect now to make an address in new York. La Follette men placed on ballot in Washington in i Mwai limn Olympia. Wash., sept. 30.�?the Secretary of state today accepted for filing the names of candidates for an entire state ticket nominated by the a la Follette state party at a convention held in Seattle sept. 9. The party commonly known As the a a ii j More party name William a. Gil 5 More a Seattle attorney As it Guber j Natoria candidate. G. O. P. Rally and Buffalo Barbecue for Todd county Kilgore. Neb., sept. 30�?todd county s. D., republicans will for Many open the Campaign in that i county on saturday. Get. 4. With a j Buffalo Barbecue. Governor Mcmo Pter and Lieut. Governor Carl Gunderson will be the principal speakers. There will be a j Large number of prominent republicans Froin the state at Large including National committeeman Milligan and state chairman Gao. Wright the Northwest Public a device company is the organization which has recently purchased Large electric Power and Gas holdings in South Dakota. Among the properties taken Over by this concern Wincn is a subsidiary of the Albert Emmanuel company or Chicago and new York is the Mitchell Power comp nor d. Sherwood manager of the Mitchell company is in Huron attending the meting of officials of the Northwest Public service company today. It is expected that tho frock Selling plan will be introduced in All those localities a which the Northwest Public ser\4ce company is interested and that employees and patrons of the Mitchell concern will be Given an Opportunity to invest in the proposed Stock Issue. To a James River to reach 16 feet at Richmond soon Richmond a. Sept. 30.�?the James River at Richmond will reach a stage of sixteen feet or More within the next Twenty four to forty eight hours the local weather Bureau warned this afternoon the flood stage is ten feet. The weather Bureau predicted the inundation of lower main Street Here by tomorrow afternoon. Rocky mount n. C., sit. 30�?portions of this City were flooded today by Waters of tar River with residents abandoning their Homes. The River passed the 12 foot flood stage during 1st night and today the local observer predicted that the 15 foot stage of 1915 would be equalled or passed. Wright expects South Dakota for Coolidge Chicago iii., set. 30.�?the republicans of South Dakota have a hard fight a a but Are confident of Success in november w. K. Milligan National committeeman from Aberdeen and George Vav. Wright of Huron reported on a visit to the National Republican Headquarters Here today. The fight in South Dakota they said. Is being waged principally on a the attack on tho constitutions which they said is being made by la Follette forces the agricultural program outlined by the Republican party which they said is meeting with favor and tho a a sane and practical attitude of the Republican presidential and vice presidential candidates. New state Bank for Soo Falls is announced today Sioux Falls s. D., sept. 30.�?organization of a new Bank in Sioux Falls to be known As the Sioux Falls Trust and citizens saving Bank was annoy coed today. The institution which is capitalized at $100,000, was chanced and filed articles of incorporation at Pierre yesterday. Mcguire of Ottawa in who has banking connections in moms Minnesota and Owa will be president of the new Bak. O. A. Hayward or Sioux Falls will be vice president Anc William non of Sioux Falls cashier. Directors will include j. M. Costello. Carl look and circuit judge John t. Medin ail or Sioux Falls. The institution will open within a few weeks. Hooded klansmen halt Baptist Church service to Deposit sack of Coin Deadwood s. D., sept. 30.�? services at the Baptist Church Here were interrupted last night when six men. Clad in the Robes and hoods of the Kun flux Elan. Marched up the main Isle of the Church and left on the pulpit a sack containing $96. The invaders left the Church without excitement. The size of the audience led Church officers to believe that it contained a number of friends of the klan who knew of the klan a purpose to make a contribution. Coneva Switzerland sept. So up a the revised protocol or arbitration and Security including nuke Jolt actions to satisfy the demand of the japanese delegation for an amendment was unanimously adopted this evening by the arbitration commission of the league of nations anti will he submitted to the Assembly for adopt Ion t oni Orrow. Geneva Switzerland sept. 30.�? a the difficult situation endangering the protocol on arbitration and Security brought about by the demand of tho japanese delegation for an amendment to tho protocol was smooth etl out today to the satisfaction of the japanese. This important step was accomplished by a special committee including Louis in it Scheur of franc. Sir Cecil Hurst of great Britain and Signor Scialoia of Italy which with or. Adahl of Japan present and approving worked out a definite plan for arranging the protocol to it remove the japanese objections and thereby to prevent an Adverse vote by the japanese delegation when tho protocol is submitted to the Assembly of tho league of nations. The Compromise plan was submitted this afternoon to the sub commission on arbitration. It provides a system whereby All conflicts Between nations even those arising Over matters of internal jurisdiction May be examined by the Council of the league when any member introduces the subject for discussion. This is in effect the origins japanese amendment to the protocol which the japanese delegates abandoned in favor of a much stronger one when they found the first one met with Disfavour. Their second proportion which was considered As gravely endangering the future of the protocol and of the proposed International conference on disarmament provided by it called for the suppression of the protocol clause which proclaimed As an aggressor any state refusing to abide by a world court ruling that a particular dispute concerned the Sovereign right of the state complained against and hence that no conflict was justifiable. Having gained their original Point. The japanese have now dropped their substitute amendment tho danger of which Lay in its implied questioning of the doctrine of the Sovereign rights of a state Over its Domestic affairs. Solution in committee Geneva Switzerland sept. 30.�?</p a Complete Accord was reached today by the three statesmen entrusted wit ii the task of finding a solution of the difficulty brought about by the presentation by tho japanese of in amendment to the protocol on arbitration and Security and the agreement reached is satisfactory to tho japanese. This was divulged by m. Loucher French member of the committee tee. The committee composed in addition to m. Loue Heulur of sir Cecil Hurst of England and Signor of Cal Cia of Italy with m. Adahl present met in private conference in the Palace of the league of nations and examined the various formulas designated to solve the japanese difficulty which had been prepared during the night by each committeeman. A few minutes before m. Loucher made his announcement word came from the conference room that the committee was gradually making Progress in elaborating the text of one formula which it was hoped would so revise the protocol on arbitration and Security As to meet the objections of the japanese and the views of the delegations opposed to the japanese position. Goes to in a com in i tree Signor Scala Lucia told the correspondents after this to Ming s meeting continued on Page eight of Robert gamblers estate of $45,000 left to family in Sioux Falls. S. D., sept. 30.�?the will of the late Robert j Gamble. Of Sioux Falls former United states senator from South Dakota was today in probate court Here mrs Carrie Gamble he widow is Narr spi As executrix and she and Ralph Gamble a son will share the estate estimated at $45,000. The will was drawn in senator gamblers own handwriting and was made in 1912 at Yankton. The senator s Large la a Library i Given to the son an attorney in new York dirigible is insured for flight across Atlantic put Germany sept. 30 via a the giant dirigible zr-3, built Here by the Zeppelin company for the United states Navy which according to recently announced plans will Start within a week on her trans Atlantic flight to Lakehurst. N. J., has been insured for $600,000 by English dutch and German companies. The Premium on the insurance which is based on the airships Safe arrival at Lakehurst is four rec cent

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