St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 10, 1923

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OF PARTIAL TIEUP, “"ts'seeéox } - es iti ecee hh pind cancer at of Backers of Contest, De- y Operators, ways theme ‘senaes Taasae. ania maps " Division of $680,000,000 Hurts Him Worse Than four different wave lengths. A clares His Business to Be ~~ Said to Have Voted to | from the Government. ( “It looks like our G6vernment is rotary wave-changing switch, op- _ Forune, Organizer Says. SPITZBERGEN WILDS COVERED ; |’ His Own Bad Venture. —, by means of an automp- Solvent. Strike to Enforce’ Demand, | bankrupt,” was the comment of a e steering wheel, permits al- _ , | business man who served 11 days on most instant h t — | BY EXPLORERS IN AIRPLANE oor mages phan ae | CR ear eam Street car service is in imminent| to collect $98 fem. “If Tram my Duele A three days’ gathering of “heirs” . By Leased Wire From the New York ot Charles EA EIS ES Amundsep’s Agent, H. H. Hammer, y Wasenes of Gee Post-tideaech. 2100, 2400 or 2500 meters on the GREAT FALLS, Mont., July 10.— | 4@nger of being partially tied up by/ ness that way, I would be thrown 'Di Flights in North, Dé- NEW YORK ae ARES OSE Leviathan’s antennae. Three of |/pne First State Bank of Shelby, of|2 strike of 175 electrital workers, | into receivgrship.” » July these wave lengths were used on Ae employed for the most part as The Marshal was notified today fo his conjectural $680,- spite Changing Weather ecessa rdra 0 estate in this country and /(Copvrieht. 1923. by the Press and ‘Pulitzer Burke, who as Treasurer of the the trial trip—1800, 2100 and had foubayt negumaty to oven Publishing Cos., the New York World United States for seven years han- 2500 meters. The highest and the || backers of the Dempsey-Gibbons switchboard operators at power sub- had found it n ry to ove Ww jen, is being held at Hotel Stat- and the Post-Dispatch.) , | i m . SPITZBERGEN, July 10.—The ex-| dléd $262,000,000,000 of the coun-|| lowest were used for transmit- ||bout, is president, closed its doors|5t#tions, trouble men and linemen, | had been made Available and he be- ting me es and the intermedi- who are demanding wages that/san issuing checks against it for the edition under the ‘direction of H. ° G or who think they can prove! P. try’s money, and who, as Govern ate one for calling stations.” Ra paym witnesses rors. _ Persons H. Hammer, business agent for! o¢ North Dakota, was a candidate ~ dm ne - ment*made here by State Bank Ex- | United Rallways officials say are be- yn boon. patents yond the resources of the company Pasotent from Springer in the s€v-/ cant. Roald Amundsen which came : . vent eighth or ninth generation, are|to Spitzbergen with the purpose of for both presidential and vice pres-) Guaine ee dhe teat ye “ pew iP ey HARDING WRITES HE IS NOT ; i rust an : ited to the Springer Heirs, Inc.,| furnishing relief to the explorer in| idential nominations at the Demo Savi *h went i > waptorien aise” enaieacion athe case he should get in difficulty with | cratic National Convention in Bal- bana PRG hase went into vol-|the motormen and conductors, who BOUND BY COMMITTEE OF 3 untary liquidation Monday. are also having wage conferences and or ‘payment of $15. Then they pay his proposed polar flight, has made/|timore in 1912, called upon District IN . DAYS’ 18 HOURS Skelton stated that the reason who anticipate an early adjustment Replies to Question About Mani- ’ ' which James A. Johnson, one of the this morning, according to a state- $6 for a genealogical chart, and $)/two important flights since the| Attorney Banton yesterday and of- ™® yeandues, and wait for the officers| Amundsen trip was abandoned. fered to waivg immunity and teil for the closing of the Shelby bank /of their demands. festo in 1920 on His Candidacy was that it was affiliated with the; A report that cannot be confirmed and the League. . of the association to collect and di- Arthur Neumann guided a Junker| the grand jury all he knew of the ; ' wide the estate plane Sunday over Isfjord Nordfjord, | affairs of the bankrupt stock brok- Stanton bank, which closed yester-|/is current that the electrical workers | By the Associated Press. _ wide . day. last Friday night voted to strike un-| NEW YORK. July 10.—Lionek Dickson Bay, thence over Gletcherj erage firm of Kardos & Burke. 2 Persons who cannot figure them-|+, rnglish Bay and over King’s Bay Burke told the District Attorney Lost $100,000 on Fight. less their demands for a maximum| Golub, president of the Woodrow| LONDON, July 10.—Premier £ that at the age of 64 he had lost/Liner Lands 800 Passengers at| The Shelby bank is a State insti-|wage of 92 cents an hour, an increase| Wilson Club of New York Univer-|win's announcement of the hew everything, even his life insurance. Cherb British E tution with $200,000 assets, Waving|of 14 cents an hour, and a general| Sty, yesterday announced receipt of ish rr a tt meone to revive the|1@nd. The distance of 400 kilo- He was appointed Treasurer of 1éTDOUrg——Drilis ageriy a capital of $25,000 and deposits of | revision of hours and working condi-| 4 letter from President Harding in reparations policy will be ™ is to wait for so meters was covered in three hours. | the United States by President Wil- Await Arrival. about $193,000, according to its last |tions are granted. The company has| Which the chief executive declared |!m the Hous€ of Commons Thurs United Association of Sir Francis Yesterday a flight was made over|S80n in 1913. He had served three statement. Mayor Johnson of Shel-|™ade a final offer of 3 cents an hour| he considered himself not bound by | simultaneously with a speech in st ; ¢ Heirs, which estimated its in-|Isfjord, Billen Bay, Clydenius Moun- | terms as Governor of North Dakota. (by, the man who is reputed to have|imcrease, which has not been ac-/|the manifesto issued by the com-/jjar terms by Foreign Secretary f ee at a round billion dollars,|tain, Wijdes Bay and Friesland to| He resigned as Treasuser in Janu-| By the Associated Press. jlost more than $100,000 through the|cepted. ~ mittee of 81 Republicans in 1920,/... in the Lords.. This was i ary, 1921, to enter the sto#k broker- CHERBOURG, France, July 10.—|Dempsey-Gibbons fight, and who put Operate 50 Power Stations. asserting that his election to th sidealty 4 es" i ea: heritan ecid at a cabine : ce Lemme Bay and thence along the ‘ | and sold stock to everybody; or to Hinlopen Straits to Western North- | 4% business with Louis M. eg The giant liner Leviathan arrived |UP $65,000 of the second $100,000 The electrical workers operate the| Presidency was the surest way o | Kardos & Burke failed in Feb- 'payment for the Dempsey purse, be-|5® Power substations {fn St. Louis,| having the United States enter the|ing which discussed the next Organize a new association of Adaim | .astiand, returning along Pack Ice | JT- ae ee sides being president of the bank, is/™&intain the lines and do electrical | League of Nations. move, now that attempts to reach a | eran Fo i s6°Mbe Rieirs, and claim title tolana over Danish Island and Kine’s|TUary. 1922, for $2,156,985, and the here today on her first transatiantic, X. | the Garden of Eden. Bay. Six hours and 40 minutes were | trustee’s accou.tants who inspected | voyage as a passenger ship under the} one of its principal stockholders. No|"¢Pair worg. Col. A. T. Perkins, The President declared, Golub | : | @ # £WNot Selling to “General Public.” (taken to cover 900 kilometers. (A | the pi tei igi " . mnrgprbon American flag. She landed 800 ofistatement has been issued by John- manager tor he receiver, said he has | said, that activities was Syn ighow er i 4a -PeTohnson a Chicago paper kilometer is ahput five-eighths of a that ¢t © firm was insdiven her passengers here and continued |son, who is in Shelby, nor by Bank been having conferences with a com-| tee of 31 were “of course, their own a ee ; mile, or 3280.8 feet.) Flying con- | Burke was induced to join it. on to South t Examiner Shelton. mittee of these employes since May | affairs.” The President's letter was r _ hanger, who is conducting the meet- Bittone were sald to be favorable, Tells of Joining Kardos. uthampton. Financing of the Dempsey-Gibbons|#"4 had been unable to reach an/|in answer to one from Golub, ask- ® ‘dng at the Statler, announced yester- despite changing weather. Burke said he entered the busi- The Leviathan arrived at noon, heavyweight championship fight at agreement. He added that a strike|ing whether the 31 felt there was ; n bei hd t fay that stock was not ng so 8) ness largely on the advice of his ag the aT oe New York in Shelby July 4 had no bearing on the of these men would result in thej any obligation to redeem a pledge ve days and 1 ours. Albert D. closing of power substations, except / resting upon them and whether they y the a. public and that mom- of brother, who spoke highly of Kar- i aed of the Sprin wr Heirs, Inc., were ICAGO T0 OPEN NEGOTIATIONS dos’ cleverness and on the strength/ Lasker, former chairman of the ee ace oF Candie tae reg ‘ re in a few instances where officials of | were doing everything tn their evga | i by bim not to sell their FOR BUYING OF TRACTION LINES of letters from other brokerage| United States Shipping Board, pre- yesterday, George H. Stanton, presi-|te company could operate them, | to cause the United States to =e as sore have been tempted firms praising Kardos. One letter,| dicted she would show her real} . ” ‘ and that districts served by substa-/ the League. . “It may be possible to Re 40 @0, through power-of-attorney he said, was from Sartoris, Smith &/ speed on her next trip. dent, said last night. tions where there were no operators; Secretary of State Hughes, an-|satement Thursday.” ments. Some of the “heirs,” he} Council to Invite Officials of Surface | | oewy. The shipping in the harbor was Ba nypes re ha ac ge jemi ‘e would be without power for street|swering a similar communication, Muzzle Off British Press. 7. ; car service. expressed the opinion that no obli- ee yee The muzzle has been taken ae casually. have thus barc- and Elevated Roads to Discuss : .| beflagged t reet the big liner, and od 7 Burke repeated what he has al =s As re Bees Great Falls on June 15, Stanton was pont ie Such a strike,’’ Perkins stated, | gation was assumed and no promise away their rights for a paltry Terms. ready said under oath in the bank-/| the port officials extended so enthu- . . 2 00 or $40,000. ahd he thinks| By the Associated Press. ruptey .hearings—that he knew siastic a welcome that the Levia-| Credited in the dispatches as having “might tie up the entire system for| implied by the men who signed the the British press. During showed very poor judgment. He CHU EGe sey (20-7 Orders «to nothing of the real operations cf| than overstayed her schedule by two put up $50,000 and Mayor Johnson |, jime, but we. will do our utmost.to manifesto. crisis with France successful wt start negotiations at once for the h The Leviath , qa} $15,000, the hest being made up by : tempts to kee | mot give the names and ai- Kardos & Burke. When he joined/| hours. e athan was escorte operate the cars. We are still hope- mp Dp secret what f . Great Falls men. reca censo of the purchasers of claims.| purchase of the surface and elevated he said he insisted on a contract|into port by the launch of Rear : : r ful that the electrical workers, like ing on lled the rship of ar | Grrnis statement was afterward cor-|fl that the electrical workers, like] BONDS MISSING FROM VAULT |inf on "eealled the sensorahip of on-can give St. Louis only/| lines by the city were passed yester-/| _. ardos that neither partner| Admiral Philip Andrews, U. S. N | days, he - ast , terest far outside shipping circles.|from the resources of the Stanton signed by the international union to| Bank, it was disclosed yesterday. | ’s Time. E. Dever a few days ago, in which “T had every reason to believe it J os ors tame ge he advocated municipal ownership) woulda be lived up to and now that|The great liner’s pre-war history, | Bank or from my personal funds,” | come here and advise the local com-| The werent: ae amaetanaies ahah Stanton declared. I gave such as- mittee. Jennings has not as yet had the State nking Department since Thirty-three persons, besides re- : ‘ ; and operation of the local transpor-|;phings have gone wrong, I want to|her disputed claim to the world’s eneey FOReTeny © a tation system. lay my cards on the table and do ev-| record tonnage, and her cargo of sistance as I could to the promoters}, conference with Manager Perkins. |!t was closed June 18. This new de- et Sere oe BAS COM : erything I can to ai@ the District At- from the first, but my connection/ te pas been here, but has gone to|Velopment became known after -Johnson did most of the N PRINCE MURDERED . y g reputed millionaires, have been wide-/| with the bout should not be asso- Chicago and will return in\a few/|scores of persons had called at the , and recited the marred of EGYPTIA wera, tae by Losses of Others ly discussed in the newspapers, while /|ciated with the oe of the bank | gays. \ bank pty Poems "uname and oes Christopher Springer, born W FF IS HELD . : today.” Employs About 6000 Men informe y deputy nk comm | ‘What hurts me more than any-|th@reported impending arrest of a mploys . dee ogee 2 gpa str Me IN LONDON, Wi thing else possibly could is the fact|large proportion of her crew for The bank was closed because of; The United Railways employs ss pao pagina not ap hn gre ; ag eas re Ferns id, is Beautiful French Woman Grilled by |that I, John Burke, the former Treas- | desertion has aysmented public curi- oo toymeet obligations at the;about 6000 men, virtually all “ of, PD inating ptt ah ws . in th ” You and every member of your family need a vacation. To OD Pal eh Lah Lmao” and sufse«hine you need—and at a J to do, he toid them. was to pay a inimem cost. and leave the mat- ‘Automobiles’ col . of ‘he "nited Mine Workers of Awer- vestigation of ghe death July 9. of Lydia Pope, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. / avoided is for the person fined to go PG Oc Maly ee ae a ica voted tast night for a 100 per/| Lindell Higginbotham, 2 years o:d.|fansell her parents, and two chil- to jail for 30 days under the “pau- i co) he nf a Suayag el, “ rhe | ‘ h Organization. Each appll- a end the Peast-Dispateh for » On joining. is expected to send good aced gare. or th 0ou went me or her genealogy, so far. var. gta i ao ad ate je owk cent A oe eg pr kat rs their de-| of 3921 South Broadway. the cause|drne. The victims were shot to per act.” In addition to tht Oy pens + samy road € *. mand for Uberation of Dan Living-| of whose death is death as they slept in the Hansell violators have been sent to ja ” ee ee eee given as acciden- : p many of , him stone. pres‘dent, and James B. Me-/tal in a death certificate filed by a|farmhouse near Hawortp, Ok. - [Since last September Federal Judge sae ze on “te Da m. ats ae See r equivocal Lachlan. secretary of the district or- physician. The Governor also ordered a 93-/| Faris, who early this year reversed foot. ‘fan be found. and thie wll |? and teas it with irded to an expert in Massa . ts, who wil! make an examina- The Post - Dispatch ganization,.The two men were jaileg The child is said to have died|day stay of execution in the case ofja policy of jail tegen the “or ls maya BOS St, Leuis One Big Automobile Virectory harges of circulating fal : . the money w re- ~ R -pf.P] on charges aise in-| from phosphorous polsoniig, caused | Fred Godfrey, convicted of murder / id. Parents were urged The Per f ect Market-Place formation in regard to the strike of | by eating candy that had falien into/in Tulse and sentenced to Gie July, Page 8, Column 6. | steel] workers in Cape Breton. ashes of exploded fireworks July 4. 158. ; : ( 7 ‘ a POPPA LLP AP hdd ed PP DY SEMEN, ore “s i b é nt erty Ua en Ge ipa a «4 nd | } to ; Sat - et ores . * ‘ mG ere 2t ae, fs. ¢: i Bra) ee gs Gj i : We mh wal Sanh | ha eee : ae ee ee 72m Be. i EM . ; Bi ok hs = ae ” : pay ae 4 C8 fe OBO gee, ee - ae ae ‘ 7 ot aa — ieee inns SF | tr tered. i gi eel OI eA OE Se alee Ae lem —_ " PP 5 < aah “ tan . ‘a ‘ Weems Veo re) vo ey gee pee