St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 1, 1924

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Missouri: Tues- 4% | 4 RA CO UTOMOBILE accidents || ‘WJ day, fair and con- | : MEBs és Z ODE i EL eG a | A caused 166 of the 1749 tinued cold a er 2 J , Lb f : ‘fj OP bi tM giles | deaths on which inquests sentative Garner of, . Illinois: Tues- .. e 3 rn ; Ee ag were held here this year, as | SS Serene ve =5 aay generally fair,| Garner of Texas Says It e se (ae 3 oe Hearing Continued Until | enabansd to 246 aexaanee 4) noe dbs: pen easamte dan , fi ¢ aaa x -— Le, Lb age hye? death inquests in 1922, a re- a the Mellon Re- | Re ae Sigh ag Will En it Lives of | § ; ee Hine Rk nt My FG | David Bagby of Fayette, | | port given out today by the | A eee Aedaeang gmat " s— , Hi: eee La he, s Yaa : /oroner's’ office discloses. Ac- | ia” tion Measure. Indiana: Tues-, Americans—Purchase on % | eZ a es 5, Goa (Mo.) Can Be Question- || Department i age FIG tal here from bullet wounds e vs and Means Con | % ‘ . James Cb igte e A ae me 3 4 , a ee a formal protest against the plan ; tag .. gem Me. Bo vee - _——— 4 \flicted by Probate Judge pte | x . id ai ate fax red ends y - afternoon wil u be he! a at 11 ico City Govern-| § 4 tiga FG ee is ; | ICON, : ga buee ee ee ieee are gene tage G | ‘: o'clock tomorrow morning. Taylor OF ARMY IN THE RUHR tion oO oman, Q nd ee ee ~? , ; in ge. °C. “eee eo eee , am. / a a ee iment of Gen. Obregon. The pro- ¢ ge Be Fhe age Wg OF % ig | Gied Sunday morning without ever ey on the a prec My i es LL OD po a a ; : . f test was signe a. We 6 Lig bi 4 4 |having been able to make a state- Occupation Authorities Waiting to Has Been or st : a was . by the de la Huer- "es ix phys ty mPests ae . [ 0% pUTT IC : Accom pan, ¥ ' $4 ‘ } a+ New York i“ ily yet nF % ‘bey fp tt Bib CL a ee 29 Z | ment as to what led to the shoot- See How Agreement With Ger- i Y ’ Se ee i] \Wind—Big Dro} i 4 ag Obregon authoriti « are recog ‘~*, +4 ads BZ ies : : : j ‘ | 126. ; man State Ratlroads Works. 25 ears. wWard:. 3 P ‘ ze RE op o: Rig — a | | Bigg Al, “Sige g “a tee oie Bias % | > ,»The inquest was held this morn- = By the Associated Press. @lares bh as positive. and Temperature. nized by the United States interests A: a, er EB oe tts eee Re, \ing in the County Courtroom. PARIS, Dec. 31.—The re-group- cience of Ut Qo nite aniatt enamteet Ua ia a . ink ee ‘mgt ty . Bigs os . “Gy, ge i \ Judge Bagby’s physical conditimn ing of the French-Belgian troops or the see ee Mepecial privilege” to wet|Louis when the first ripples/was no indication what considera- =. £4 ee namie iy | Lew aig nama Poe i encunage — 2 Phage el ee to PEKIN, Dec. 31—Followers of ite of the country to ac ‘fof th old ware that Is expected to |on the communication would re- © 4) gz: e eee! et Co he (pee ’ + ae al } se tee res ee, nee me the notorious bandit Mader. Lao tith: eeeks considering Ra : 4 ceive at the State Department: a EE ; ge OS Ok gs Cee other witnesses called, the case was has been pestponed instead of hav- Mithout eves — ' e: re thermometer dow! eg Jy, > as 2 .§ Lee continued until Saturday morning ling been progressively carried out! Yao-Jen, captured an American ’ ms i : as bt i , —— hig? ’ -: ulm, * ; i ? er Ba : ro swept in fromethe pst, i By CHARLES MICHELSON ‘ a Le ia ff ee ee ; at 10 o’clock. It is thought th ‘from the tenth of December. in| missionary, Mra. Julina Kilen, and - ee : : mies ee ee 3 me te ee m eh ia at that time Judge Bagby will ne conformity with the program an- th . firoug): Orta tate- | nm ou fhe ba.my prons-ik® | « Staft Correspondent of the Post a J es tt, é wounded two other missionaries, 5. 3 Sy ~ Ay ak “ pe emt OF ¢ . E Atlantic Photograph. 722% — ti” able to testify. Attorneys state :nounced when the agreement be- Mri Ge out by tue Vemocratic weath: which § ouis ; have UO spatch and New York World - eae 4 4 Gs , : t ’ , fe lei: Prof,, Bernhard Hoff and Titetites vesterda’ gies fg eaes 4 sgn os aan: : : MISS ELEANOR MARGARET Bae — Fe ee that Bagby’s preliminary hearing |tween thé Franco-Belgian author- enon Tr ene ’ a been enjorinz WASHINGTON, Dec 3 GREEN. + Boks CEE a ME x, will have to be postponed until aft- | it:es and the German State rail- Hoff, in a raid on the town of ll A — —e- From a temperature le- | oy this Governm . > King of Denmark made & oi oe MA &@ \ er a verdict of the Coroner's jury | roads in the occupied territory was| Tsao-Yang, in Northern Haupek are Giviged on a erat , ; sary ot . harass i Z a4 —4’ss VY - . i 4 sii} i — + ss ~ “ yn Mees 3 A ; — * . ec te g . : u s% ee ee en | Povernment of 15.090 arm | he announeement of the en- §@ be : Ve 7 § ge | has been reached. The Coroner’s | signed. — reares, Given: 55. Coas | Pesvena the bo ot , | e Ze. inquest this morning did not bring , the authorities of occupation are Eiany-yang, according to advices out the cause of the trouble. Th | waiting to see how the agreement| ica here today. : : witnesses who testified were those ' works before carrying out the full es fag aa © = reduett oavens The American legation has taken R- i that th nounced his @ «% Cn persons who rushed into the office reduction program. sressmen | gs ah a ee epaygra pce SAG ys of the Probate Judge immediate!y There hare been some slicht re- | active steps to bring abont the 7S ee peg “CESS: 0! ne irone Mgt Bs ‘ - Lie , Thev take the sition th: 7 \ ord ontract the marriage i Me ae | sas s ; . yA 3 iy : 2 Sst - ‘ ; i - : new of as happened in ' he exact status of the romances Janitor Testifies. ee aa ni = a ha liberation of Mrs. Kilen. The Mexico during the tast 10 years.) however, is not clear following the & The first to testify was Dave, proese- thdra wn, see er his Gevernment has no right to! Kin statement as the bride- 7 Mobley, janitor of the court house. uhr centers havp not left the oe- at 11 a. m. ake sides between the Obregon !elect’s father, James O. Green de- & Mobley was fn the basement di-/cupted territory. wind swept the | sovernment and the De la Huerta : ci at is heme in New York &e eo agiet toe an ES det Gs ana + % gement in be sug lagen Fri- ing his nephew. ‘- millions of cartridges s " ight artillery steno 63 ne same time ‘riticised by Kane! Ab nary bse . the term erature | s and refer to President ; S: ay night that his daugther | oj aire fen: B. +e hae aie. Rei @egrees. # ‘ i-bres bes fefisal to sel] $80.000 | “is not engagéd to the Prince ang -— a tracted by thé shots an@ Taylor's a ! 44-degtée drop in the lst | S.| surpius Krag- rifles to a European; will not marry him.” Mr. Green groans. He was the first to reach |/ . tileeic. this y 33 ad wi Below in N | ountry—supposed to be Poland— | would not comment further on the 4 Taylor and stated that no one else Hoda of dersey | i Saki to eftc > are he made to et The ave is adva : slowly; ast April on the simple ground report. Miss Green, who is a great- was in the office when he entered. | 4 Have Collected 000 On ie leader~ te) confer on 4 from thé Northwest, i it has, ‘hat the United States should’ not | granddaughter of the late Peter 2. z N. F. Frazier and City ar cae “Lost” Packages. ; ometFiorns ; feit since, : . bringing | -ncourazge war Cooper, could not be seefi. She waa She Jack Wills were the next to appear: | By the Associated Press, was raided. to write ae ii) ien' drops, rahging 4s extreme | Our army people ar gainst | said to be in New York but not ve TEL PP “4 They immediately called in Dr. T.| NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—The Gov- Warned of 1 a reductions to? ? degrees in 24 hours in séme}| -ending the best military rifle: ,at home. She gpet the Prince white 4 Beis, Wt COE le de ¢. Richards and upon his/arrival | ernment has lost hundreds of thou- dite ih the mM the effect af the Melion ‘ world into Mexico regardless |on a visit x PCopenhagen a year Taylor was taken to a nearby hos-jsands of dolars through faise i tae t . . , : r a ata the other to meke 2.14 vesterdar the zerq@line f what faction gets them. on week ee @a) @tesestions for chang. ‘4d extend ar south af the| zround that nobody can be sure} ——-——— "udge Bagby, accompahied by A.| Postoffice Department did not re- Tr), Bondurant, going Mm search bf | quire. signed receipts for insured _Mpasure now hefore the, '¢xas andte. Billings, Mont.. ‘hat ts going to happen down , Wi Means Committee. ith 33 degrees below zero, was the} he nd those rifies ultimately | ‘he Shesiff to surr@nder. The parcel post packages, Postal In- ty feaders of the House | rolidest place i the United States; tight be used against us. DOES QUIT PAST EXQUISITE ART WORK IN ‘atter was mot in Anis office, so spector F. D. Boyle anriounced to-, ith J. M. Dougherty, . day. } have placed their cardg/ at that time, aithnough Sunday 40 Secretary.of War Weeks § said Bagby went wit “ircuit Clerk, to the latter's office Boyle's disclosure was made in Rhies gud are stanpidin |in Denver at $ a. m. yesterdar. ‘» ay. bu’ as the State Department . “ated Depaty Sheriff W. H. Dollard., Morris Vogel of Bayonne, N. J.. heir . Sis Above at Kansas City nNas~aiready announced this Gov- Dollard wént at once to the office: head of the Lion Brand Neck Wear bill. with?) Zero wewather prevailed yester-' -rnmerte Willingness to make the | of the Circnit Clerk. ‘Co. and the Renown Jewelry Co.. the House day morning throuzheat the Norih- PRINCE VIGGO OF DENMARK. vital. The other witnesges told of | claims, because until Dec. 1 the w+ | sale—whicirearries the implication! _ : Tefis of Shooting. » beth of New York. Boyle chargeé > rule | west, apd in Minnesota. Northern | ‘hat the Presid&nt has approved it | VOctors Warned Him Farther ‘Second nrin Al } On his arrival Judge Bagby is;that Vogel in two years had cal- Prof. Hoff, s2.and. | —the War Department’s decision ; im on Eve Mi: Color, + Peart said to have addressed him as foi- | lected $30,600 for lost packages and | were married here aveut, aed” i 4 a4 , eer, So j leh a n ” f Coe Pr le ek ae ee: CS ae eee St aes 7 ‘ af i MS rt m4 “? oe RI RR 4 Eee > a Se : Sande?tiewa and Kansas At Kansas City! [OT of | the temperature was six above and; seems little more then a formality ea Pe ess | uahay lows: ‘Mr. Sheriff, I have never: had pending claims totaling only recently had me to Tmo at St. Soueee, Mo.. four above.; $750.000 Deal in Pro rin “>? mn *e He ISiMnaAts of Lie ste - . ' hairman a » Snow Falling in Moberly. Mo Yut if it is to be a credit dea! they mbesshdorah! Was Ot ith th tling the wooden | tion. Taylor and Bagby had a} Lao Yan-Jen and . oo 2 J : s+) . - i } ; = +) Re ti tS ‘ . as ne nai 5 i? ® oe & "+ tas DPeecg 7 " > rrié t ny ' - T"% — - — at ‘ . Tres i | DUNGEONS IN OFLAHOMA JAILS Commi RLY. Dee Mo} Dink tt may be blocked §= The un- | sj, auckiand Geddes told the As- ca opy in the mortuary chamber! friends for years. for weeks hap been * MOBE 46 Mo. - Bi. m0O-' ferstanding is that Senor Ramon tated eas ¢ or-es mn ndent, ' r 1 bh. the more Taylor was 4; yea old. Judge | oF o ee iberty "s second snow of the season = 4 « e fust before the Crrist-.™ er — ie i te — riper | plein President Obregon’s ae mip By i; to the inte Visiting the tomb today, oa Re: ee eS eee Nds; 4 9 "el oc k an af F107 cCcon- Pepe that 9 deferred-payment pian et rain whic ' is tr rods bhi in car respondent found the wv hole ‘Bagby has been Pr obate Jui dge here OKLAHOMA ciTry,. Ok... Der. Z1. 3 for 16 years. —Relics of barbarism exist in many ere fails of Oklahoma. Mrs. Mabe! Bas- might be arrange: i : | Th . — rying out dip! we we [ MAY the outer shrine removed Ras aroused the resentmen’? PA i ne congressional view ts that " ; gse of thez o upletely 1} it] I . —— ‘ > | aA UL itive izatio ; o relative in Wimbie econ Hiowever. ra‘ k SO as te surround the seconc sued today. ‘immens attack on thel' te. cee tow recommen- - > _ _ > tcaagnetagd eee Sor ste over to them the doctors’ warning has not al- | shrine. The sides of the outer) Five jails, including those ‘injhokow a statiom about 46 ¢@ fair comsic- | atnarilio this morning, West “exas} ae = rage such a ‘tered Sir Autkiand’s plan for FO! nine still remain and one ts able By the Associated Prese. | Oktahoma and bcp counties. have | from Likawankia, and « little fur~ today ws in the,grip of the coldest | = ty ee _. _._ tturning to America on the Majestic| |. on gaem not only of the size} WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—Louis|@Ungeons unventiiated. unlighted ither f ; Weather of the winter. The Gov- me Pasar Dayal fh mga omg W ednesday, the Raryese, oF ~ Crt | of the extefior shrine. but also of A. Hill, one of the storm centers Breet trons bento > pn ea , most recently ernment Rureau in Fort Worth re-} | ers " ~ sae cepa eing to take personal farewell! of > remarkable dimensions of thé in the long controversy growing out | “bp? ‘ y oe their esta : «ts i ions of war to the Obregon Gov |; a sega Ne oe } fone | +2 emarkabie dimen | : ! are’ filthy. unventilated and fall te la minfmum of 20 4 grees | a. oan : s many American friends and for ‘of the dismissal by President Hard- | . |safety In a larger « this’ morning The weather iw ex- }) ermmen Representative Garner windin up his personal affairs in » shrine’ and ite!! of Bureau of Engraving and segregate races and s*xes, Mre. , holdened hy success, Lae Yang-Rek » : ankin recrat of th nijee a ate "= BS re secon enriga ara its img . > 9) Rasset* states. lier report shows pected to continue cold tonight say ae fe " mnmection wi his #Mmbassadoria! : oret contents bodily re-| Printing employes, resigned today shat Aiemanven .| dai in a | «ome weeks’ ago 4eath uppose it let pete og es o> shad! Ye? eebteh on | ™ oe re would find one self | as director of the bureaw. ecissdere aften ate. canine ont * Sacer ae EY « MAK LYNCHED BY MOB tN ITALY | ary tloghes oul Ot undertake Whiketet nation ; tp bet Ambas- standing in ‘a marvelous golden | o> shitnimanes: nan beaten. are held in nearly every n..lea fPom i wankia. fe geteratiy understoc pce do i onde s ee ant’ ach nted with | °™4P i 3 outer some; mares BODY OF MONK il BE BURNED jail. Another evil which Mra. Bat- Senator Uaderroed. , Wa Cltereed vw teh ee Stolen | “Ric a3 Prt : ¢ ~ hile oy ae mor. but at “tain that ; igi ) ntain a Z00e - aay ai ' sett would have remedied te that of Pesan — ee ible mistake te wille - the loi. tn oe ee i tar. he walls are exquisitely Gec- «...-i5: Cabie to Post-Dispatch and the “sentence serving before trial.” | . (The brapinee’ of of Fring fs tra- ty leader of the Me ; Relics of ae Satnts. : a Sir Estne Howard's smegeperier ice. fF with hieroghyphics lightly in- “bicazro Dally News. Comyright. 1970 versed by the Tanta en avraved candidate dk py the roy tag te ; ; a Prtariaieme united training and varied ints is in hoe ati) vinan cromey? F same” on ae opyriaht L9T.) Oe ae ey ee Kiang. The eit" is ‘Hankew. etitial nestineticon. ix ver ; — : wii : is pe telet yreds ns ms | . ao 2 wr a: Mrugzie will bring him the same “arm re- | ° > : “-_ wir i ce gong MOSCOW, Dec. 31.—Petrograd | Canadiafi Exports to U. S. Increase. | ST aiagosed toward s Me! “9 Sega pc pgs ogg formed a, @hich wil! increage hatred toward ception fromthe Americal¥peopie re road, black — ard chrach members are disturbed over |, in. pcs iate! Preas. ’ wgeict! —_ The differ. ‘™ th wennpens st "ict nm | Arve! ricans among a large class of that he himself received. * f 96; ae uae a ara int the deeision of the Petrograd Coupn- OTTAWA. Dee. 231.—Canada’s PCPirion on the: $ ee 1s | ene Lather teaders Indiznat® peegg pager eeet. wei ony ’ ze cil to burn the body of Father Jobn | export trade with the United tates SMeneters on the Finence | we SHS. Bag” eee, Sse Discussed at Cabinet Meetinz There are aii sorts of rumiers ~ hic: ae 7-8 , — lis outer | & Krom@adt most famous Of 4!l | increased $897.367.788 in the 42 On the tax wigielation | a 0 Me oe es pl es tr - °e a Government's for- and reports ip politica) circies¢as rex Se “t DF et: shina r ag mirage. Working monks imonths ended Nov. 3@. Tota) ex- have an intportant bear- haanale? 9 ewith om ime >s ti ie ron a. regu a “was discussed at Fri- to the reason “for the appointment wesw s ae e ie da itself | “a y was buried some years | ports were $419.5923.926 a. com- Mice af the wear tyr yre We ~caggimabre a , nari . - recep- ; a} s petines eae ia. The ceci- jof Sir Aucklanh@g successor imme- Be a> one wees en” It te alll (agg i the chapel of the Nunnery | pared with $232.326.132 m the pre-/ fiat Gareer Matement. papees + Aegean dae .. 20 oe eae “me © rant the reques* diatety after the @mnouncement of FOrtny OF Putas in ae we | of Bi John. This nunnery is NOW | ceding 12 months. An tmcrease of iheen said here that Sena- garnets. | a Oe beng t thing to de in view his res signation Some of the La- gold color poi * ii ust. | 9S" secularized and the nuns have been | 954 960,000 was reported in woud hones speke for geen wee | p of the fact thar only recently the ‘bor leaders adopt an attitude of | sides. but gieaming vie n sa ~xpelied. The svthorities are pull- “Mase denied by mut Wonmn Hekd for Pvisow Liquor | ifexican Government had* been indignation at the step. which they 25d the two doors are tke plates jine down the chapel and refuse 10 | tue ese The sale. formally recognized. thaf Presider: say was taken to forestall a pos- of reddish metal. The roof has isurrender the body for burial else- | frétn the tinited States increased’ kent reads: Bs the Aseqctated Pr--s. Doregon was endeavoripg’ to deal sible Laborite Ambassador to the the same graceful curve.as thetopio4... wany come to the vs Ca $501.445. oe to ete: eee. MCé is. dais ~comine to ‘CLEV ELAND, .. Dec. 31.—The } Cairiy with the United a >. Sat ‘United States. of the outer shrine, andthe fd fs 10 pray before the monk's waa & the nation-wide prepe- first arrest mere under 4 new Ghio} tesired the arms to put do 2 The Forcign Office’s statement ernamentes with a curious bat most © commit the people and law, which provides that a distrib- an en gy against constituted fom the resignation says: fecorative a ee design of Flies Across ades ten wih Pameneer itativer in (or er we to , ut#r of poisonous liquor / niay- be] tutherity | “The fellowt a intments tn | Diack and go1G. Py the tax M!! before ail of te charged with second degree mur- To have desied.the “equest, ip- = Seteaie “eervine Lave bern Posen doers are ornm@mented with ) SERDOZA. Argentina,» ‘Dec 31 MG tere made kaewh ts the der, was made teday when Annrajier the ¢ircumstances, » according submitted to and have received the striking repress éf Tutank- | —The first Might across thy Andes f a-hng- Oorganted conaptr- Gentile was taken om~a warrant |¢: ® high administtatfon,agthoerity jappreva! of His Mai- sty: ma On thé jeft panel, the God- ib an airplane ¢+rrying a par: of t**> predatory in-.' ‘camped br Pollee Prosecutor Jilck. would have ‘een. to plate. & pre “The Right Honorable Sir Esme cess Nephtbys stands behind the | Ras aceomplighed today by J ¥ Ping «peciad privilege. it t alleged by Patrolman H. J.;Tum on revolutied ” 49 “Mexico | Howard to be His Majesty’s am- God Osiris. They aré attired in full Hansen. a Danish aviator residing tenriccing eriBerce | Eaia. «ho signed the warrant, that whe ect 4 refusal to Brant . (‘bDassador extraordinary and pireni- splendor. and to them the Pharoah, in Argentina Starting from, Sa re- is fogad to the 'iiquer purchased frem Aer caused ccr‘alaiy weaotk have Dee fequert «tmos’ ‘poentiary at Washincton: the Right | young and slim, weartng the doubte | tago at 4:29 o'clock thie Ter) télegrame peina ce the death of Radic Joties last Satur- a “hate been a.) Honorable Sir Horace Rumbold te: crown of upper and lower Eevpt, is | Hansen arrived tn SMendosa «+ sand Representa. Gay. wee. Mes fFentilie deries | “EE ds Ge aF AD Béteat! be Bis Maitesty’s Ambaseador and offering a jar of wine and a lotus a m@& He used an American . edge Page & Coleme % Pienipotentiary at Madrid.” flower. plane “*« 5