St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 13, 1926

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-———ee —_——~— —= - A Thousand More Automobile R. Dirks @® | e Katzenjammer Kids — - e Ae ~ yi -s * + * * * 2 %, ude} oak ae a a 3 ME MBER, INSPEC 2 TEN TOUSAND DERS HE SVIPED? Pe cs “ ; ow « eo PY P, oF q ax sf “eal eS 4 a Es 4 . 7 G a Py Than Appear in the St. G and Accessory Offers Are Printed in the Post-Dispatch Each Week : Second uis Newspaper. *o ei 2 31.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper m St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service EVOL. 79. NO. 6. ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13,.1926—40 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS ~ OFMAYOR MILLER POSTPONED UNTIL | Chairman Heil Annoiinces 4 Petitions Will Not Be | Filed in Time for Ballot- 1 ’ - ing in November. ) TO KEEP ISSUE FOR % eB le a Oe % ein Koos Big P “seed MUNICIPAL POLL He Declares Phillip N. _ Moore and Otto F. Karbe Have Indorsed Program for Delay in Movement. The proposed recall of Mayor @ Miller will not be voted upon at 7 A -.nnounced today by John . This was Heil, Recall _the election of Nov. rson for just a few * minutes that day.” Mrs. Seilaff said she remaiad in town two days during whith time she went out to the Temple “quite a number of times.” talk- ing with Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs McPherson. “During these dwo davs T at no time talked with Mrs McPWtrson alone. with the excep- tion of fust a moment when Mrs MePherson told me it was all Went to wo ahead,”” Mrs. Setlaff related. “They told me to go ahead.” she continued, “and thev wonll pay all During the preliminaries today the State announced that it would offer 27 affidavits in its argu- ment against granting a new trial. The reading of an affidavit by Sac- co was then begun. After denying participation in the South Braintree murders he said that while he was in Dedham fail, Madeiros . whispered to him one day that he knew who had com- mitted the murders. A man named Miller, he said later, gave him 4 magazine in which he found a note! from Madetros explaining that he) was implicated in the killing of the | paymaster and absolving Sacco and / Missour!: Most- ly cloudy tonight and tomorrow: possibly rain to- night in extreme southenat portion: not so cool” to- morrow. Tilinois Part. lv clondy in north portion cloudyv-in portion and possibly rain with in extreme south temperature to-' mostis tonieht | cooler fonigh ' portion; rising and the Metallgeselschaft. The as- seta of the American Metals Co., owned by the German companies were seized during the war and sold for $7,900,000, which later was repaid to Merton representing the alleged neutral Swiss organization, Tries to Prove Claim Valid. Rand also read to the jury 6 copy of an opinion of a Swiss Judge lomorrow? | ‘upholding the validity of the claim south | of the Swiss society “to the sasets of the American Metals Co, Severn! passages from the pa. ners filed in connection with the Societe Sulese’s claim. calculated apparentiy to uphold the eontepe LL. of Ma . ° ; : yor Victor J, Miller, on : va “ + (jan applicant, hut each applicant| my expenses and that if I coul!/ Vanzettt. danpdronte! Biyori Satees solaness of Catalina channel! was Ohio. in Southeastern Kansnsand the World War, but that no written ? 7 Enclosures should be as follows: 1 box seat for three games, $19.80; . 2 box state for three games, $39.60. 1 reserved games, $16.50 2 reserved games, $333.00 Only money ce: tified Continued on Page 3, Colume | “ee seat for three seats for three orders, To Ward Off Divorce Charge. “The reason of “Miss X’s’ being there was because Mr. Ormiston’s wife was coming to Los Angeles to sue him for divorce and name Aimee. Semple McPherson in cémplaint. With a ‘Miss X‘ there. Mrs. Ormiston could not do this. TI then came south and told Mrs. Me- on Page 2. Column 4. eS ee eR ane = . Continued the | too much for Miss Dodie Blewett, 19-year-old Los Angeles gir!, in her first attempt to swim the 23-m¥e span between the mainiand and Catalina Island yesterday. , Miss Blewett, who was in.the water 67 minutes, cried hysterically and fought against being taken from the water by her coach, Frank P Holborow. Southwestern Missouri! amounts have been heavy. [In the remainder of the rain area light to moderate falls have been gen- eral. In the Gulf and Atlantic Coast States temperatures are sea- sonable. In the remainder of the country e of the Rocky Moun- tains weathtr fis a little cool for parts of confirmation of the transfer wag ‘made until more than two. years later. . After the documents had been read Merton was recalled to the stand and his cross-examination re. sumed. Sharp clashes between counsel for the defense and Buckner ' the middle of September. Continued on Page 2. Coluema 3.