St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 7, 1923

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™2e— | STLOU IS POST-DISPATCH See Page 24. : ° : | The Only — Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press hires Service. Rha ~— — ee ————OO a ee _— — See aeons aemnneea atom —— NC 4 oe ae _ ~_ ——— -- ~— - . ee : pte 75. NO. 241. eRe eee: : , MONDAY EVENING _ MAY 7, 1923 —3> oe) Exe Pr at wiedasraatabanae | NG /, 3 32 PAGES. PRICE 2CENTS ne —- tee tpg se ee cannes ee SC CC et tia a - - ae = - «= eS) CRTC GHEE RENGS "From Tosh Roland wo the River sass ISHN ieee. iat a —_ 2 = ee —_ — = inte | | 4 SLOPES eo wane OS Ti a ttn oy Aa el A ; iapadn on er me - : : ‘ ' ’ vs Asoka eee Sistine Soncni ‘Seti ta cei saaaees SS OE SERIO SE A RG SOBs ici POM TE PGT ae ©, CROCE OE EEE ALBEE ES EGESIEECELLELEELLE TS EOD IE TEE IT aI nt ae ae ae ST oe Se Oa ta is i %, Ce ge a es GRRE OWS: EG Ni OP & OS apa Be. TS, Oe ie aR No See a ns ee “ ‘ . ES ox ay ie a y rn y. ye ee 4 . “ra : * Oe yy x ¥ ~ _ 3 sie hig wie J ¥ A Meg | Ld e : ; Se | ee eee Be Paid in and killed at 10:30 a.,m. today by Adam Riek,’an experienced detective PRISONERS BY CHINESE ts fat os regen be . : , : oy ee fe ee st ed sate 5% es ‘ aia “ ee = vd = who was breaking him in as a plain sy the Associated Press. j en nk hth ke Om: 3 «ig ite | | vs : A age bs be ee PEE OX SOBRE ST or ae 2° RE. Re ‘ R : Is The fatality occurred in WASHINGTON, May io & 8 eae sa ie ; é HE possibil itv of action by Ee es ee OTe ops BR BREF $ Bs clothes man. Pigieces., sos UNE *S arear vard at 1368 Belt avenue, nea} to releve 7 Minerva avenue. : ) ; the Americans held captive aa Ameriacn troops _¢ Ds LONDON, May 7.—Great Britain “ bed. Th e bra in was pie reed. ind iv ein. sme : 2 nae Wess OE cs He 4 3 oe : $ é : i ae ee : = gr Associated Prem ‘* Ben: vs Met $e: ete ee $ Eee xh gt : Beg 2%. Sq | 3 pinot a seen scans Bis ee ee "ee ey rece a MMR te ee ie sesh, Teal 4 de 4 a ; . = fay * proves of the oe ie re pb : Riek was overcome by grief aft SHANGHAI lay ¢ Beet BR SR = +2525 577? eet MR ea a satan coe pe ae ee eee it; = ie £8 = wee mt ee tion ‘proposals ancturging a h‘ts return to the Pee Avenue assengzer was killed by the & Be ie ee ibe ee #,; 4 ‘£s : - ws ’ ae $23 eS as ppematores os ROP BRE CERES ici ernaaa eaters EE SIE (ROE S . im . te ebaae a ver ase ‘ ' spt * tae . athe nein: aie si : SOR ee s ¥ Pee ey Oe 2 ji Baas oo 3 em > Meh : ~ ORO i SE bios f MS,» 7K i . ’ : s | : ned cies rc ces aie prceenl — negro, 17 years old. Riek and Car- K. Magai, Governor-General of tl ae i Beers ates ? x Sage: i PEGE: alo Ss ie : St : nies iain : | chek | . : i : : : tts on ; ne “in a Joint not roll were assigned to !ook for the) Japanese colony on the island of ; £ oo Hae ee ee eS Ait i eo . ' rent to the allies Baturda} and de Suspect. and they went to the neigh- Sakhalien, and another prominent ~ ae: ehcs: i Ra spaccacere — veaocennit ee é : 7 . orp penn embod horhood in a. police automobile. Japanese, the president of the Hako- . = Te bs ong em ot Bs ae pai 8 Bee . ae oo | ‘ Paris and. Brussels last ev sel ee ee omeneree arena a eg : eee am j | oe Es at Bee ine ; : | oo : "7 ~e ' Paris and B is last evening. om heh ont ast of the. niachine. leapt ured bv the bandits. ae : 3 | Bq Be se erieeaae ee Mite P 8 3 es es as sie . 3 4 .- } 7 % ; : : , "7 | The note eriticises point by 3 ee oe ot of the. minchine ne em ea oe a oe 7 : | 7 ae seo U8 az the German offer and, in doing so. ~ Jar and the escape, pursuit and fatal’ Robert Scripps, t. S. Publisher, ee aoe ie Pe ns ka, | “4 ” tev 3 | , prance aot Salsa pe pal shooting followed : Among Captives. ; be oF Res. + af ne Ex | - i ot oe é * ig os i ac hoe noni scnaenanes | ccmeecmntamneet mioaees | France and Belgium to be paid in Bingharn was arrested an hour the Assoctated Press |. & os 2p See, cag eee = fotaaitis hee pita tg he * sani anal aan Rt ETE : .. | Oise tots S estonia ya later by Capt. Hannegan of the Deer PEKIN, May 7.-—Reports trickling OP TE ee RR cs ROOTS | se ee bi By Ml Ce Oe wn ons gs asa spit par: Street station, who went to Bing- in here slowly today from the Shan- ce; me by a 8 “sae se a the 5 : ae alk ms ee oo :- “| ‘S Burs note _ ham'’s home, 4412 (Cottage avenue, | ‘Ung border at lincheng where early ; Koh. Foi Reet. Th 2 ae $.° ae Pas ; é ee tee : ROR, #, ' , oe oe ne Fa 2 : | | ere aes ee * ee wel end followed him into the next Yesterday 1000 bandits seized the ai eee es ee : sig Sees amd ee : So = . em | ae | a= Dae ae: Pg 3, . AS mn ak as a entered by a ‘window and hid in a Jientsin-Pukow railway, and took a : ee Sw mee, vo ert Sen ieee Te ‘ hy Sua aa, ion ee oe Kat F Bi. a ee — | Vergaities a es closet. Bingham ‘denied knowing | “@Ptlve 150 of@ts passengers, indicate 3 ee Rise sa cmaaa ce maces Soe eg 45% is | x . 2S Auevescs se | = a: ™ “ts iy ‘SN. coman | , ment. about the thefts in the Belt avenue ‘Mat one of the foreigners, a British : a Ae SPOR RESO E es Risaisiake Meee Se ys oS ae Oe +4 Be eee MS : techies ak aan r nf: neighborhood. and said he ran awa subject named Dothman, was killed a ee a i | from the detectix es because he was and that a number of Americans. ih ee oe a. | probably all men, stood in peril, Ot | cnc = — —— the mercy of the brigands, this after- the cemecnenees wen ther pore, ere | ' BOYS TRY 10 FREE CLOUDY AND COOLER a St. Lees BAD CHECKS SEND STORK — CHIS ON 2 we | : . ae Among the Americans reported y, was made by Clint Murphy) TONIGHT, FAIR TOMORROW ..: Dicpatch stat photorra- | EXCHANGE PRICES TUMBLING’ Carroil, who served in the 138th e held were Robert Scripps, the news- — _— —s photograph of cen- es ) Oe Bike 8 (St. Louis) Infantry overseas. had nublisher: Mai Pinger bee . ree since Jan- paper publi: > mea. and _ _— : eee as wher, from the army dirigible / hay og oe te site vi 1 t ar two other officers of the American , aE TEMPERATURES. 7 T } for New York From , ary. 1920. ins survive > 4 adi eames Reolehd and Alida: af} lau 62 10 @ M...+---.-72 SST vesterday In the ore- Reaction in New Heavy) > 58 40 : ground t h e_ Post-Dispatch Buying on Flood of Orders i oosrem re vi nae . bs oeeorinke sap three in the Philippine service: fou: : BR. 4 _- sities . re ; |e , ‘er . January, 1907. He and Detective | powell, editor of the Weekly uaciied ‘hint sated thn thauetnn autie . night: tomorrow Building the Laclede Gas hecks drawn on several. Penney! shipments by the Wabash or any rail- : ls anton one i the Majestic Ho- | ania banks. ‘roads routing freight over it. lowing the murder of an Illinois , large Ace re BO “es torious eit 4 tae tonight and to- cate Trust is the next arg | were receives ‘by. Well atreet hesies | U. S. PLANS VIGOROUS torious Los Angeles murderes . } morrow. preceded structure to the east. The old | a ing the grade crossing at Delmar : over the week-end. One of | the Rontowned: PE, Pca Ptaet tu tance. i: , Ir er ¢ P mart. \f schoc tr] eust ) YU rt ;on d a} $. CAN DEMAND MANIFESTS CITIZENS FREEDOM eae a 7 ane ae “ , a — cooler tonight. ugainst the white walls of the ithe Keystone National sank. of | the brass company states: Grote 4 eee watt Bites + | Pa., to cover buying orders | do not route freight by the ©! rie Stinrste! toOru vYants the » , rmcoune SHIPS, COURT RULES a Senes Sree = woman securelw held ag: Dip anv “A tiled and cooler to- Just in front og! : WASHINGTON, May 7.—A situa- | eee | night; tomorrow Exchange Building, biggest and | American Car and Foyndry stock. Can r ,enacin g0o0d relations between es ~ ** ; east portion. Be Competied to Reveal ly 7 & Mrs. Carson” and her § fellow : eal Building. which for many Reports from Philadelphia and provements that the = Waaninora May 7 —The | Government in China, was described ®'tracting the attention of all classes. . 4 148 tedh' a Gott ot cian by American Minister Schur- 2 a : : The checks in almost every case | attitude we feel that it ts not entitled Striving vessels to submit manifests) man showing all articles aboard, including |reach the State Department regard- ‘Uarters. Chinese Attache Drowned. Ruildings. and across the Mis- tricked some of the brokers into ex-|. The brass company has ‘Gainén. the biggest of the East ecuting orders for large biocks of | tinued outgoing shipnient by the Phillips and the etaryw of he *, came brought by the Government der. , — ” r _8F "nese Legation at Washington, was under: rest When the correspon dent drowned in the Magcothy River near | Aistinguished near the upper | prices down, practically the entire bated city . plan for the : right-hand corner of the view. tliat being carried to new low teve's. ‘nation of the Delmaf crossing. - Kingsbury arrested two police char- ‘view at Shanghai nt A eT Pent. see x fair. Building and acters in an automobile chase, fol- Wi iieostiellbaariceent ie ee eT Ps ei BET aae er of Missouri: Fair tel] are to be seen. The Syndi- More than 20 worth’ess checks The order was given in rebuke to ally identified as Clara Phillips, the Wabash for its delay in eliminat- Deputy Sheriff in Granite City last cilian , pe July | Sing some anxiety to the Ameril- . h oad ° . ieee i 14 by unsettled in ornamental tower of the ACTION TO PROCURE .can Minister, Franklin Morales. : Fellows’ Building appears | checks was for $16,000, drawa on A paragraph in letters sent out by have made or: attery f liberats | . e Illinois: Unset- Arcade Building. “Reading, the Railway in W estinghouse, Reading and Hallroad or by any of the Vines con- second attempt before she is turned / | “ef reer mn aS me. | ; ) ‘ t-day St. Others accompanied orders to ‘buy Trib » we tion apparently regarded as serious . a ie fair; cooler in tallest edifice of presen "Highest unal Declares Masters over to the California authorities. pie my ia the top of the Chemi- (New York Central stock. All A : : a ) se oa > e° Stage of } ; rticles Aboard the United States and the Pekin prisoner, “Mrs. R. M. Young. are 2s river at 7 a. m vears held the height record Boston said brokers in those cities ed and which are: | als cietainer an ‘Still farther east are to | had received similar bogus ordlers. sery and as long as & + United States can compel masters of | today »! oh “ts A — — ers wating : 1 of a foot. be seen the Liberty Central, in the first official report to *" ‘er quarters over police head- é £. Federal teserve and Plerce bore forged certifications, whicn |to our support.” those whose importation T prohibit - ing the capture of American citizens “ A a ‘capes <n man has RALTIMORE Md. Mav 7.—Pao sissippi, | a. the Bupreme Court held to day in »» bandits near the Shantung bor- JU8t arrived with a picture of Clara Tien Hateh. an attache of the Chi- Side grain elevators. The dome (stock. Selling operations, started | be om : of the old Courthouse may be when the fraug was discovered, sent | | abash for 12 yenre hha com-' from the State of Washington aghinst ;. The American Minister is os Wesley L.. Sischo. Cenutinued on Page 3, Column 2. Continued on Page 2, Column 7. here, yesterday.