St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 30, 1922

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IN teats Made Dring te: rit mM HE SAYS WM “Srese—===° MRS BREAN HHS) PATERNITY CASE i WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.——Uncle Joe Cannon dug into his cedar chest | today for some woolen things he will , E “ as ) ‘wear next week when he hits the|“I Ami Becoming Suspicious | Judge Says, However, He Be- mee trail westward to Illinois that he and his parents took 83 years ago | of Harry,” Wife of Missing lieves Intimate Relations | dic Cacheut That May|Carcin. = hilis of | Garage Man Tells ee Existed Reteden Defend- The early voyage westward was , —— — intoxication Can Be made in an old prairie schooner, out band § Relatives. ant and Mrs. Tiernan. 10 ’ Th | of the back of which oe Joe, ther: , gen | | peegeieee Secemaes. Sec > OO ‘ ’ y 3 | ees n rough | barely 4 years old, watched the shift- eS ee rane’ Foe ee ic a : . J bere scenery and dreamed, Even now, DEPUT y LISTENS TO VERDICT COMPULSORY | bs 3 gO oa te ‘gS be es ee eee ae 4 4 Troo to R inf Li sstigation by Scientists, las he approaches 87, he remembers | KE eS I ae a ek a | ps ¢ orce nes on: \the nights he played around the CONVERSATION IN JAIL LEGALLY, COURT SAYS. ee See er. ae eee es Oo. P. Nominee for the campfire, the hardships and the stars ° $e ae SS a a ei | Side of the oe ockat that peeked down at him as he slep*. * Declares. a —_ a wl fa ** . ° . . - There was something that resem-\ Mr . | -) T; ; — bled a tear in the veteran's eyes as , Brenn Unable to Under Tiernans Plan Separation , or SSS ee = he recalled today his parliest -eco!- stand n H " ‘ j 1922, by Ii. ©, Fisher, Le Ie INDEFINITE ON lections of that trying trip, but they Why Hushe d _ Wife and Three Children | Not Communicated With U. 8. Patent Office.) yi "4 | sparkled as he taiked of hie cominc. sy D ISSUE, HE STATES | trip over the same old pike—thbis | . | time in‘an automobile. Her and Baby. | “After March 4 next I will) make , at Warrensburg, As- my last journey homeward as a “There } Sey |member of the House,” said Uncle mere isa Screw loqne tn SDE py the Assodiated Press Senator’s Attacks rs “So the trip by motor, delayed | °*8°. exclaimed Mrs. Gertrude soUTH BEND: Ind.. Sept. 30.— | Will Go to Michigan to f * * 4 a ; a be : i | ; + Sw Reside. ~ : St Sl sae fi BRITISH: ASKE D - , ; Fe ae [=| ASIATIC SIDE OF and delayed and delayed, will be Brenn, as she cradled her 11-months- | Harry Poulin, haberdasher, charged’ di Sladllng “he Oe a pees Se pina cae old son in her arms and stared Jail by Mrs. Augusta Tiernan with being PF ls age Bihan . bs. BES 2 $: | to Those He Made o on | : : | hetically at lrer surroundings in the’ ¢he father of her third child, was’ F . . Sar ah %,% Ak bie os of i al 4 eS : ee i happiness as I think of the gigs Clayton jail yesterday “tf (Harry! round not. guilty in City Court Kine | oe a = 3 : : | Se! London Gravely Despondialr | have Yecided T had better gu now, for | W298 implicated in that plot, and I) ¢oday. ce. > Te cs ae ‘Ultimatum to Turks to Quit“ Th /'March is a long way off and I a‘n ‘am becoming suspicious, why has he Judge ©. L.. Ducomb made it plain eee Ex oo LISS, : i raed tie 2 “ | growing old.” treated his baby in this manner?” in his comment that he found the f> ge . . ee ms %. tae ee ee Zone. French’ View of Situation Nae: Ry in, gg eeonoragay of the erage Mrs. Brenn has been a prisoner defendant “not guilty” in the sirict Se a eg Ne. ro ESS Safe eg ge | 7 ‘DEMOCRATS NOMINATE SMITH : Ste Fa. gi -. $o Critical as That of British. honors that have come my Wey since Wednesday night. several hours | %¢™8¢ of the word. He said that he| anhesssur Mo., Sept. 30.—' ~ | a ea believed there hai been intimate re- . Brewster of Kansas City, Re-. FOR NEW YORK OAK GOVERNORSHIP fteh the police nomicide squad had jgtions between Mrs, Tiernan and tai NHOminee for the United: , discovered that the body burn: 4 | Poulin. The fact, however. that et , hon re Deanne wreak /Name of W. Rr. Hearst i Withdrawn monGay Hy nb hs eed erg S$ S4- | prof. Tiernan had lived with his wife a eR 8 RRA a Sad a: SS -% | By the Associated Press. epudlican ave campaign | and Action of Convention Is rage at Oakville, St. louls County, throughout the entire affair created yf * “EG ogre aed ' —larg fe today, declared that he stood for | y was not his body, as had been de- tre re ton it Pies ate ere a Lass ee wretit i hag tele tenet omar: r » forees:of & Unanimous. the reasonable doubt that made i : | PRES ane : _} try have been landed here|from the trans-A tie Jin efiforcement of the Eighteenth gf Be shy Ayer 3 lieved, but the body = Miss Celes- legally compulsory to find for the Bie te ent. ACUSE, N. Y., Sept. 30.—-For- ; tine Schneider, which had been stol- | gerendant. ( —International Stet hE astle. These soldiers are to reinforee the oe hot. however. announce}mer Gov. Alfred E. Smith of New en from its graye in Mount Hope Prosecutor Flovd- Jellison and . Olic content he believed ae City and Mayor George R. Lunn Cemetery. Prof. Tiernan announced after Judge. 2 side of the Bosporus, which the British will defend i Gontained. in" beyerages;of Schenectady were unanimouslv She was visited in jali yesterday by Ducomb had rendered his opinion ‘the Turkish natio1 ‘my vt | yY bY | Duco | ialist army at ismid b ager the Fighteenth Amend-| nominated vesterday by the Demo-'her husband's relatives. The party tpat the case would be appealed ind. PARTLY CLOUDY; NOT MUCH : id °8 E BRIS HF ced The Kemalist ists = u re that only by scientific} cratic State Convention for the gov- | was permitted to have a “eos *de 2- earried to the Supreme Court of the CHANGE IN TEMPERATUR ; tion could there be a deter-jerporship and lieutenant-governor- tial’ chat. ’\elr conversation veing Upited States if necessary. “The -:12- [wo digi te so 1 Wop Of what alccholic.content in| ship, respectively. ‘listened to attentively by a Deputy! aston was a * surort _" i ‘wt : A ' . =) ¢ v a grea Surprise to me —_ a ut fe . ‘ ». wor iid make it intoxicating. | The withdrawal of the name of; Sheriff concealed -in an adjoining, qaeejared Prof. Tiernan “It swept on — rEMP sr ete j . | . ‘ . _ m ‘~ : ine @ © @ , . er, in discussing the prohi~.|Wiliiant R. Hearst as a candidate, room. . sne completely off my feet.” ‘a Son Bd agp ss | ae en: “ *?) 2 A (Copyright, 1922.) : :, Se Faye neferread to Senator during the afternoon smothered out The conversation was alternately Mrs. Tiernan fainted as she was’ 9 i vas gee EONS f Dc , # ~y Yemocrati¢ opponent, asithe only jesue that threatened to in German and English, but the dep-' peing led from the courtroom. She - “Gitte ti rat 3 o cé éxhapstpah ti ‘a Paceful: wee cturké, and piel | ftermiik. candidate.” “Reed | precipitate a .conflict in the conven- understood ot ar oe ie hes ter , 2 : , ° / ~ uty, Al dall, under d both lan-} wae taken to her home and is now Highest vesterday, $6, at 2 p. m,; i , ’ ; ae mt, A ‘Tou Re: UP 4 @ sour buttermilk rear ha & em _, tion and the siate prepared by the, guages, and made copious notes on a under the care of a physiican. lowest, 63, at 6 a m. ‘Police Receive From His Wife ae ‘ AUS’ OUR, ‘ eiist sdded.. The peter ence As {State leaders went through without writing pad. ‘The visitors . were Ticrnaus May Separate. ~- Note’Sent to Her, Telling of | A.” ay Batre “Ceryen tae oppotiag forees. if Ia Lives witrt $ eer made bya hiteh at thecTosing fession-ot the Brenn’s mother and brother, MF. “ype decontaurtn Oot tite Tier- aN Ty Official forecam oe Uno vigh (nite ieibstar quarters, is Likely tobe preetpitat amie nator in his ppening speech at | convent ton last night. Pr. Royal 8.’ Florida Vaughn-Adams of 3620 Eas-')..«is off. The begimaming of a per- THERE'S for St. Louis and Attack ‘and Robbery. ' > last Saturday when he iJe-!Copeland of New Yerk was nomi-. ton avenue, and Loyal Vaughn of has cui’ séparation will take place SIA an aii — , i Re . ‘ity } : , " . ’ ‘ . » Brewster s views regarding u | vention. English Mre. Brenn speaks English with her mother until she decides in temperature. city, had diseppperes * bh a large making: concentrations and deanna wav to Bt [.ouls to deposli a Arse noltering. The British have estab- ON MISSION OF PEACE. ighteenth Amendment and the Vol- Democrats are wondering whether poorly, but she understands the Jan pen her future course. That Mrs a ll vy' sands of dollars. in a St. Louis bank. |» By @ Associate ress ‘ after the mention of names of regi- ; . S CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 30. “ CHESTER. PAUL ead law, as given in advance copie#! Hearst, who sou : ; g ‘ ught the nomination. guage fairly well o P i . = fiernan !s being allowed by Prof . P ‘ AND Inne Re | } f bis speegh. follow: i'would support the ticket. In a tele-'! Shows Strain of Imprisonment. ‘Tiernan to’take the. three children Mostly cloud | es as i Lal ‘ Today the police here received a ments, their strength and destina- . . W HEN M. Franklin-Boutl-~ ‘ 2: an ‘ a rT eent! mendment pro- his r ives wi rr} vis COMING TH Vis(t’ 2 a. 1 een ae mt: a ; fein Fiirg tes: eee eves, Witn- | rhe prisoner greeted her visitors yt) her is due, he says, to his tonight and to- | — ‘re i bite the manufacture, sale and ¢rawing his name, Hearst said he wear}, The strain occasioned © pathy f his wif later. it is morrow, proba-, request frem Mills’ wife, Mrs. Mag- tions is prohibited. ; the F h : aa! . : aah Ser 3 re syimpatny or mis ite. hy : » harbor by Mustapha ‘the nation must be upheld. Laws , pris ue reddened eves. Mrs. Tiernan is stunned over the | treme south por dressed to her and postmarked St On re he ca ae at wpe thay cron tere none . | p SS ee Se ee “Ign't it all terrible?” she beg Ps authorized to fix the alcoholic | —_— Ye . } : ‘ : . i oerer m the name of tis/ / mind Do you think he might have “This is the case of the State * Wee , : ! . ' husband, woh shared in the es- : e 4h — Six submarines of the British At- cided upon, meanwhile oid In T omorrow’’s burned that girl's body so that you Indiana on relation of Augusta Tier re kd damacionimenelies ila: Celis Meelis mm excess of one-half of 1 per| Could get insurance money and go ' nan against Harry Poulin to e tbh ooh egg. age t iim iwhen he lantic fleet have arrived and will be ac ; t of a : ee aie then Sunday Post-Dispatch ak home?" ! lish t! ity of the third ene MAN SLEEPS IN STREET CAR, mohamed bes hens, 00%: used to prevent the transportation | lash with the Britieh, Fe under the ban of the Con- | . : “Perhaps.” sobbed Mfs. Brena. child of the relatrix, “Augusta Tier- PES RRS UT "F of Turkish troops# across the Sea of — f0n, and its manufacture, sale + sal — esr! wey S Justify “teehee. but if that is s9, why_4%es, nan. This is a il action and is AWAKES IN CAR SHED: ARRESTED REVOLUTION IN BELGRADE AND Marmora in the evént of war be- firmly by her decision. taken “eelets : nsportation should nage? oxen Ramana APS. snap sl a. he not come to me new fi tie seven governed by 5 ne io renee “sy prec be : — . ican diene ; tween the . British ane the Deron | Kngland and Italy leat Saturday, to ; If. on the other hand, a be\ W3 - . his baby eo. How could he stav tice as anv other civil scnon, ther Chased by Car Clean MNP Fg KING'S RESIGNATION REPORTED The British also have posted bat insist pon Turkish recognition oo” reontaining a percentage in ©x- ya K.. “$6 who " also 'awav. and see the baby suffer this being no penalty to the stacte fn Is Cauelit by Detectives: Fin- De terles In atrategic positions on the ithe neutrality of the zones of the S Of one-half of 1 per cent is still ‘ = eel of olk weirteabe we e a way?” such a cause and the only redrese is ishes Nap at Station. Report in Paris of Death of Alexs- heights of Chanliga, westward of (straits, and while there is no ques- ‘ under the point of intoxication, Ye nas he aa ee his “Wouldn't Seek Husband.” ones judgment against the fa- Night ridir letectives, SBserving ander of Jugo-Slavia Ix Not Scutar!, and at Maltepeh, on the ition at the moment of military foree Ait does not come under the in- te Simeens kerk his «aol a “What will vou do when vou ge! 1 for the maintenance of said ae : as ee - weveral Unit Confirmed. : Maldar Pass Railway, facing Prinki- |to back up thie attitude, the French m of the Constitution and, in ti vector dae en = he says, «oneal out of here?” Mrs. Adams asked. and the burden = upon — Railways employes eant Delmar i e Associated P no Island. These positions are on Government will exert its fullest in- Seedsment, marufacture, sale ancl ‘eried like a babv “What will I do’ repeated Mrs. of Indiana to prove by pre- | s* a A oe PARIS. Sept. 30.--An unconfirmed the Asiatic side of the Bosphorus «# | fluence to induce the Turks to with- ns prtation should not be prohib- | rotate frrenn. “Where shall I go?” nonderance of the evidence that aoe boule, rc from ne in Satie ve vad report has reached the Hungarian short distance from Constantinople. | draw. This was the view in official : eneenen ae. to waet con- | Thove ee lers te oly "Halt themes! ‘Rut he might have a satisfactory kind. due to the fact that the rela- } wn a has’ been assassinated. The news. lon, the French envoy. and Mustapha nak area, If this matter comes before | hairy ie rsa : . declares explanation to make.” trix an dmother of the child is 9 _ he carmet ath were cnas ageney gives our this report “under Kemal Pasha at Smvrna,. where . Vrance does not take as critiest Senator, I shal! desire to have | ‘ at : a Aye ws and dhe eye “He will have to do that,.”’ snapped married woma! and was living with nS runber bes eT he ran BS hen all reserve there was a conference vyeeterday on | view of the Vituation ae does efit of such investigation ind | perp ae aus Zoya wite Mrs. Brenn.. “He will have to come! her husband when the child was be- , the detectives straightened Out Mat the general situation. Later, while | Britain. the belief being exp and the devoted mother of a int tera they learned the man had gone. ow gies peruse on the way to Eski-Shehr. Kemal re-: that the strained relations between imentation. the advice and ; t e and prove that he is either! gotten. and alleged in her complaint ters they 1 ; e ] v 00 of eS 7 Oo m™m > = _ ’ ‘ . , " + [ger ’ 1 of scientists and Ghemists. Tadelhcas aot é Sari eke innocent of this whole thing or that; that Harry Poulin, who is net her Ps 28.7" " rand had bee BELGRADE, sept. of rhe Ser- great “They naturally suspect that vou had! regret this incident of my life. that car at 3 os ‘. ches ss . single | : ance that his troops will not advance Turkish leader has reserved his. final i lectern ah meant te be liner, sun Vv 7 eg pec a hand in this affair That is he. | it became my painful duty. and that it ete grees tes t I y I ne t «4 ach STATE BUDGET SYSTEM FAVORED farther than the neutral sone. decision on the allied terne until @m convinced that a certain ORO 4 ae eae RBrectal dic cause. of the life insurance The I was compelled to give the tim in ais mh. peaeeh oO . “am he toe | ee eee The belief prevails in Britikh mili. vote of the Angora Assembly ¢ » DP p= - ‘ eertal ae cnch a Afegrad while vy investigate: lia tdentits ie = - —— City Circulation s. Daily POST-DISPATCH alone approximately Equals .:°%%. Daily Globe-Democrat “slimes Combined, and Exceeds «: the Daily ‘Star x Times Combined by approximately 40,000 | 2 = ane ¢ ; —r rr Te Res peg ea ewnpeer ng, -rtee ges we ee: ~eabet peng miprtestepie nr iit iii