St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 30, 1924
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SRO ot Le OR PT oe oe + 4 came Bn’ - R Le 7 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1924. - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ° mony that the property, a very POINCARE POLICY DAUGHERTY AS. President Turns Eyes to West _|LAFOLLETIESILINESS |Tells of Being Blocked Even #ie"-E2i, & |AIM = WARYLAND TOWNS Ath In Search of an Attorney- General WORRIES POLITICIANS After Going to Daugherty |x stereo wits EST mel a Wel BY FLOOD , ’ , of Palmer's, Martin E. Kern and internal policies of the 9 © me F b | ———— one. _| go after anybody, he told ~ yt [firm of Hornblower & Weeks.’ bow in oa lines to those « * te ‘cordant ; | the; “ how.” | 0 cabinet This w ; ish ’ .. , Has Opportunity to Conciliate eae J bre cap ceuca =a | didn’ t eet a cored | Sinan Ga oo “ought to show.” Guivocal assurance civea by the 2A)| unit, tna NOR A SORE HE AN Appointing One of Their Leaders—Ex- Of More Concern to Them | “That's exactly it,” the witness | bee ad peda sen yee — | | War Weeks has not been @ member various Ministers at the ¢f paptiee: ; 0 a ‘ the second cabinet cou gates Than the Phy sicians—Condi- | replied. it as ‘a first aid to crooks,’ of that firm for several years.” neil pe we 4 t Senator Kenyon Strong Prospect. Dy . ced Better | The subject of espionage had eae a” eienet Sa: eee suppose that is true, Scaife day, hich adjourned at § O'cleck ¢ Cc U tion fro — tion onown : _been introduced earlier in the in- e that he would have a conter- returned, “but the st: iilement has “we 8 4 alt Oo umberland nder and then : | quiry by Gaston B. Means, also a; ™ - _|been made that Secretary Weeks | remier Poincare ip a : . ° - (ble for x Ex-Attorney-General at At- Post-Dispatch Bureau, P. Rugg, Chief Justice of the ml ial Correspondent of the | former special agent, in testifying nt Oh ea ‘went to Secretary Hughes and | "ew colleagues there Water and Rail Traffic Is by some 20-23 Wyatt Building. /|sachusetts Supreme Court. Both, | By a Spec yaaa about the activities of Mitsui & Co., | day. | . lasked his legal opinion of this ;Change in the policy he he has 4 . bitter fig lantic Ci Sa With : 2 like Mr. Coolidge, are Amherst | Post-Dispatch. ‘ith New Plan to “Kid Me Along. | ‘following si h Demoralized _ Property m ity ys, I WASHINGTON, March 29.-——| 0" & a Japanese banking firm with Ne “, week went by, and I didn't |transaction. I have a copy pf a & since he the State | i alumni. Dean Stone was repre-| wrasgHINGTON, March 29.—Sen-| + ‘een. ; company lin January. 1922 Ps | Burden Off Shoulders President Coolidge’s search for &| ented today as being an ideal se- | tor La Follette’s pneumonia Is) a. Ge manana Aircraft hear from him. Then Means came | telegram sent pow pact gwd ‘will to maintain ‘intaee Maan is 4 Loss Heavy. | ae 4 *|suceessor to Harry M. Daugherty | jection because of his legal experi- | ™ : f political | Corporation, which had large con- | 4nd told me that be hed been |to a8 ofiew oF | Po olicy. tt harmon ‘causing more excitement topo , practical tracts for the production of army | ; : : : from business to Felder, and that their | may be interesting.” ——— | serv today as a reminder| ence and freedom talking to , | He’s Just Being Himself, | servea atone ¥ than medical circles, in the capital, “p] i he wa d these | plan was to kid me along to keep The purported. telegram read: | SES AND BRIDGES pertenncet. airplanes during the r, an \“Why don’t you take J. W. Weeks | Senator reiterated it, but tara a y HOU | dictate | Se that the Attorney-General had (affiliations. me from causing trouble, but that} : ARE CARRIED AWAY ‘"e part asse tage. Haste will Former Senator Calder of New arded, politicafly, as the} a ia passed off the stag It is reg I were among the contracts which they didn’t intend to do anything, |to Daugherty, and put a quietus to | ‘smile of understanding broke | in filling the vacancy.| York introduced to Mr. Coolidge | ae thet! c: a ; Gay, HUMOROUS, BIT ~ bagel Sagrem’ Genet in ows he today Judge John McCrate of the} most po cage aeenggmase 068 cuahida eae ge Sy rte Boo He said he understood Felder in- all this stuff?’ , . baw . face, | Pee ‘he he : tion for q ‘ s * e, ‘ icial Dis-| which took o res = oo ged em iob. a wernt through a lon Gulseppe!!! Sure, now,” 4 ea SOMBER AT TIMES | | and the United OE ee 1% igs ta asec ggene ceeee! | It may be less serious, physically made a special assistant to Attor- neerens hs ae pee OS vcliamaas ‘recftal am se an Parva tage wd sett Sie. 2084 ofan a ow. si ~ hie guing their cases In a SwES a r MO ee send rie Tap ry ‘| ney-General Daugherty at the in-| the end oO 'S, orts to hays districts, the presence of a direct-| pointed to the jurist’s qualifica- than some have feared, and 1ess/ .,..., of adm ptteeiine Cuma |and turned all my papers over to |he investigated, prominent peer | | aetdepemd ene no ate > Fate of Three Men Seen Ab a } af i d y- wom : ome acai , 6 4 7 May Return to Law, May ing head at the Department of Jus-| tions for the office of Attorney | fatal, politically, than a good many| Wickersham, whose law firm was| Congressman Woodruff. : | them being those eet owed ‘a oddhsint deta for oa Cr St at the 4 tice is considered of vital import- | General. counsel for Mitsui & Co. Meyers, | “Immedately after that Felder | Motor Co., and the ight-Martin ie sraphers tn the tempting oss deserit Until the President can decide on have hoped. . me |! Aircraft Corporation. Both of these | Federal courts. He wag ) . he ed all his efforts; sent after me and informed gape aan : ithat he had been retained as at-!companics owed the Government a wetting something fea Turn to Politics; Turn-) ance. The Republican National Com-/| one of the 12 or 15 names he is| As a matter of fact, the pneu-| Span When It Collapsed °"°" ph. ~ ing Over Public Utter- mittee, which usually follows im- studying, Solicitor- sage Beck Peet 1 not.of a virulent type. | saabanie alee hee sri ghee | torney for the Bosch Magneto Co., millions of dollars. he declared. but ° : - Pre — rpc ae 3 = He ap , portant actions of the executive will direct affairs at the depart- The Senator has had little fever.| Standard owed the Government! and wanted me to be associated |no suits iad ever been instituted to J a rae o 6 come Not Determin . vention t . ance He May Make. with statements of ee om ~ ma we pgp? A we Sas ha eel le has been confined with what | under the contracts iwith him in that capacity. He jrecover the money. 7 | age PB. go ” sro | | one on’ ticeably silent today. Chairman | *souse today on | =f ps BER Sapo said he had talked about it with| Jones developed that the statute; + nouncin Bpecia! to the Poert-Dispatch. Mama, Daughery’® a a ee mg the De- | was believed to be merely a mange pe ae all ue peo ooo Daugherty that afternoon, and that | of limitations had expired in many a a he ro through ?” ¢ > By the Associated er whieh née from mm - ATLANTIC CITY N. J.. March | fender, departed for Cleveland | partment of , m0 Huches, |f°F more than a week before | “It was well known in 1921 that| Daugherty had promised to co-|of these cases where fraud might oe hart. “I never made CUMBELAND, Ma., + -"-""| was cha 209.—Harry M. Daucherty passea| With the Republican Convention | Believe Coolidge Conskters Hughes. a ng operate with him. It was ar-j|have been charged. Scaife added claim on him. qTwo immense steel bridges wore Hay, ant Committee without clarifying The feeling in many quarters in| Thursday, when his ailment sik our relations with Japan were whether his sympathies remained.| Washington is that Mr. Coolidge | positively diagnosed. Indeed, he/critical. During that time agents grams beside a window opening with his old friend or with hig| would like to offer the attorney-/)94 euffered more discomfort prior | of Mitsui & Co. conducted espion- , ‘inet associates avoided the subject} who he believes could work out) : ._| of them was observed taking pho- ‘ga. There must have been more his condition was pronounced be | . ae : . . d . ee ag aon Ss Rygeaepell | eeeety AUENe. - Were Cnees Adoo Rindtdate for the Democrazt- | p remcent See the Democrats tall \‘With Government departments; Jesse Smith for preventing the Cimino, a plump and swarthy in- ceived from other smaller towns p- a . aid: % ee Hotel, andi! ve been Comins | 5, nomination declared here bo | nouns. weenenedy decidedly | paralyzed by corruption, it has be-| prosecution of the Standard?” dividual, betrayed great nervous along the river. we “My. it feel eae ow here for years. There's one thing | ion progressive’ as Senator La Fol-|come a serious question whether| Knows Nothing of the $100,000, |#8'tation, apparently mixed with Hundreds of persons, unable to Poti y, it feels good to have a great | oh out me—I never change hote's | = eee e ' lette understands that word, he|the Government can survive. If it “That’s correct, except that 1/@Pprehension, while on the stand. reach their homes before the wa- : co. lifted from war yrenal and I never change political parties. | , ae — need rayne he . ©- | would head a third ticket for the | is overthrown it will not be by bol-| don’t know anything about the He seemed oppressed by the con- pre. stooged the office ulldingein Perf ined co stnanne c lpm that ave | Also, I stick to the same SOFRRE | os wat ie gp ieee meg ME ty wg presidency. 'shevism, but by crooked politicians. | $100,000, except what has. been etter o wea pred ee tee natal yy © bh 9220 were rw pn ; grocery.” + . : ' tla: The Senator has never commit-! The Department of Justice has | ified,”” w I ly ee ee eee . ee oo r ee ee eee _. Daugherty was not giving an in- i ‘in normalcy r in dormancy is ; : testified, was the reply. , dow ; art eer in was oat being my- immediate Future. “es beg tom ty rey nancy ted himself on that proposition, It | ceased to function, except aS a first | It will be recalled that Means Fr egg on so dager dit oe thyme E anton \ 4 wp prada Boe tae ‘ . } sane gel h f t it For the immediate future, | cm pe. | #1 | is possible that his mind was not aid to crooks.’ | testified, several weeks ago, that a the chastity of all his motives, out . Were down and the city was in | a “nf — ‘ a aatemnn. everybody Daugherty’s plans are somew Hat bly bow ; snovle be elected uingusrigeass | fully made up on it. But, for the. “Knowing that Felder was a| Japanese agent of Mitsui & Co. wretched upon many of his actions. darkness. bev more definite. He is thinking ove > | would take prompt measures: benefit of those who were sure | alose friend of Daugherty,” the gave him $100.000 in $1000 bills Were 20 cases of whisky seized The rise of the waters here was | rs steae : to rapid that automobiles were /@n. in your restaurant?” Brookhart asked. “I had sublet it,” he re- plied, “Well, was the whisky seized there?” “TI don’t know.” “Why, weren’t you prosecuted for of sy el as if the weight of ony - ~~ ot wnkA you fe ' = ithe contents of a speech he is to First, to reopen foreign mar- | that he would run. this can be said: | witness went on, “I took my mem-| in the Bellvue Hotel in Washing- make May 28 at the dedication of | *®ts to our farmers so they could) te will have to be a sicker man|orandum to him, and asked him if} ton, which he turned over the the Harding Memorial Building at! “spose of their surplus products) than he is now before he changes | he would get it into the Attorney- | same night to Jesse Smith. Means Northwestern University. Presi-| 4¢ the best obtainable priccs. his mind. /General’s hands, Afterwards he| said he understood it was to pre- ‘dent Harding himself was to have| ‘‘Second, to bring about raiiroad told me that he had shown it to vent prosecution against the abandoned in the streets and resi- | ¢stion dents flied from their homes. Ob- | Would servers on the river front reported | didates . that the Potomac was clogged with jal. It debris and merchandise, tendene the whole country rests upon you.” he philosophized: “and if you speak humorously they think you are | frivolous. The best thing you can) . @o is just be yourself.” ee The action of Nature’s i oe ig Sty natural and thor [ : “ ’ ” delivered that address, and Daugh-. reform so as to reduce freight rates | La Follette’s C . \‘Harry.’ and had told him that a/| Standara Aircraft C tion ti Nl Bice were few and none was intend- |*te24. farmer to get a higher price for his | wane mete oe ; head. 4 a rn know bce dare “Can't remember whether you x appreciate this wi flood would reach record heights, = sea to be significant. Once when The speech is not yet written, but | Product and reducing the cost of enna cape ON, necting A g i An “He ata Daugherty’ would send ale ‘eae ge Rares eer aegeneat were prosecuted?” °*“No, I can't wr Ured Heal — . eeartype of business concerns dis- | cape th " Yaugherty is: putting much time/®ll of the materials and supplies |° : =~ Sows BY P ysi-| ie : ~ |tell.” ey Ors “— Missed employes. Many others re-|the All the telephone rang he shouted into |! y clans tod |for me shortly and he did. Jesse | tive knowled f it. but it w —- Thirty - ° . - ; Ye tn st ship over the rail- Ss today in the condition of Sen- ve nowledge o t, but was 64 sep.” ’ — ' Mained at w t Dhe transmitter: “No, sir; I won't |®"4 thought upon it and regards it; Which he must ship ; |ator La Follette of Wisconsin, w ho| § Smith was present when I arrived. | commonly understood in the de- Goesep” ee sl ork, and during the! Ohio ri | afternoon when they attempted to Mr. _ leave the buildings, they found the | were 4 | Streets flooded and the waters | ed to sa Ashurst got to asking Cimino about the names of various waiters in his establishment, and threw the ; 2 4 oS oe MR JUNIORS —=Littls Me ” _j|a# one of the most import .| roads to lms farm. s one thee laughed. pretend dresses he will make eefocsnynede “Third, to repeal the Fordney- is fighting an attack of bronchial | I will say that the Attorney-/| partment that Wickersham had he experienced difficulty in ; : y~ | catranninin. General was very courteous to me. | put him there, Everybody knew wing off the role of the Attor-|He has received numerous invita- | McCumber tariff bill and substi- | He told me that some of the facts | {t.’”’ Dt : “" ie | , (freeping into the first f! f the -General refusing a request |tions to speak, but it is likely he| tute a reasonable and fair tariff | contained in my statements were Inauiring further int witness into bewilderment, when The same NI—ia e fir oors 0 waters , ' , Y . , . i - - Oo the af- ch he thought ought not to be will decline most of them. measure which will give the farm.- HEARING ON LABOR BILL ENDS known to him, and others were ive of the Bossh Magneto Co., he inquired about one which he eendy-coated. For chiléres structures. and his Sandwiches Tied to Rope. / aid, we » .A few men ventured out in | gineer. _«Skiffs, but their efforts to remove Some of those marooned were of no | eevail. - The current caught their “Goosep.”’ Cimino pronounced Go Pp SOLD BY YOUR nted, , “At a public speaking.” neers fair play and the largest pos-| ishrueeed in desnair ae the Arizona — »’ Perhans the one remark he did/!aughed, “the person who suffers) sible opportunity to dispose of Substitutes Adjustment Boards to | ake Which might be regarded as | Most, next to those who have toj|their products at profitable prices Handle Railroad Cases. ifieant was, “I have ‘neither a |!isten, is the person who does the|and enable them and the people! By the Associated Press. | not. He said he intended to take the committee elicited. the testi- a ‘ood was at a premium fn these | “@0re toe nor a sore head.” speaking.” |generally to buy their necessities | WASHINGTON, March ——- FOIE T Teer TT Te AAP e Rhee DB eee es othe eo hee hia ; bo the mow : His whole demeanor was one of Daugherty hopes to go to Europe | at reasonable prices.” Hearings ‘he. ki ad an | F POats and swirled them against | peter “pretty thorough sportsmanship. in June and visit the battlefields, ———— , we ype na sees eT ew usta ew ¢ o lars Pan cings rorcing the oaremen: te | Wea her + .«« He reminisced back through |»ut the trip will depend upon z ROBBERY SUSPECTS abolition of the Railroad Labor | / take refuge with those they sought | bee the years with evident enjoy ment, health of Mrs. Daugherty. JAILED Board and subS8titution of national | ae ae: 3 “ay ue. + | well — ‘counting among other things the Daugherty said he was feeling 1j , | nt , | pten Arrested at a ‘adjustment boards empowered to F 4 . ys when as a youngster studying /fine, and he looks it, except for a. in Connec W eek of April Seventh 7 | | authority | % a flooded track _ | Garner, | m k ST LOWS POST- so successfully as to destroy ut- | | acks were encoun A id ) a es at modest prices now Founded by JOSEPH pomecH terly any hope of its future value.” | DISPLAY IN THE LOUNGE | “More than 26 miles of track on. “owell, ec — — + +—___- — e » | . BR All li await your selection over in eubilgne, Day by the Puitnnr Putyantve | MOTLOW TO BE BROUGHT BACK OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ot Cumberland have besa |Xastle c r | - ‘tram | t h e Classified ‘“‘Automo- ome wi Sigg ~ ” sens -. ‘ 7 — a: : . e A ae ce "ae ' . a . 4 nd i, cy . = > ~~ .2 & + 4 » ap 3 ™ P ea ee , > aes — 2 : it§gk we = on - : * : 2 " ee aa. ys es eo ee, . *2> e Seo a. ae wt . > ! Ae ‘ -— f . og =a a ta ‘ * 4 ° 7 aad - w Aes ee > a = ¥ . a=¢i pe are 2 : x 7 , : : = Ss 4 > 4 al - 4 * -— Gee 2 @ Se i ee ee ieee ee a eth ie ie eee ea wa ea : — < —— ——— ee ee ee EMO eOT EE PEEP EREE PTET ETE ERE ET ESTEE EE TUT ee te eee PPR RUD UUUU WOU TET EE Ce CEE CTU e ee er er rrr er eer Ter of families vacated their shortly **s in the lowlands here today | The € business establishments in the | tion Co& r zone moved merchandise to ice at of safety, in an effort to es | weaker ers: Dally, only 50c a month; Sunday, 10c a | St. Louis. Circuit Attorney Sidan- se ceca See ruling that the slayer was lia- | ; Tate at the Beato - ice abet PR ny uly ah: | ble to prosecution here, obtained a | — _ nder act o | requisition from Gov. Hyde and Is| || Bell, Olive 6600. Kinloch. Central 6600, | ™e@dy to act. America’s Largest Piano Store © 1100 OLIVE STREE® eeeoriastilies | Stand trial for the murder of Clar- | , mend t - H E P Os ig D | S p A T C H SUBSCRIPTION . TAS BY MAIL IN | ence T. Pullis, Pullman conductor. | J ] : ; - oe Boge» Ret ners msges were forced | cond Bs {4 and Sunday. oe vear Tits -619 00; #Motlow shot Pullisina drunken | CW el ers 2 a8) pe farm of Sé. Louis’ One Big Automobile Directory say, , only eae = “oot 06, rage when on a Louisville & Nash | Saint Louis a in in Pennsylvania; Many "eer . postal order. express | ville train leaving St. Louis Marc! Pict lea omes. , torte, mone ee... St. Louls | ’ . abu The Perfect Market-Place Delt . atten ~~ eaahange, | 17, and was released under $25. ‘a rr dotagt ay " was pi vered by city carrier er out-of_town | 000 bond after Pullis died in Fast | . PItrsaurg. Pa... March 29.-— down Ores Ir :
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