St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 26, 1920
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tated eaten” piece ted anodes ee EI re RN Nt Oe nm aN ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH at sige : dune 20, 9068 The Only Evening P S _ aper in St. Louis With th tke lish the expediency of such a course. ; ' ' ~, $10,000 a vear. divided as follows: At large, 41, [- the temporary roll of the Nationa! fight is between McAdoo and Cox. Of that term, as'used in the Lever No amount of questioning yester- Blower Co., 826 La Salle street, and | This is one of the interesting bits | alternates at large, 39: district Convention. Palmer, who has more actually act, according to a ruling bv Howard dav on the part of newspaper men Chris lic Q\" i? > ar. r , ' ; SUAN { . (> ‘ > “ . , ; ic ~ ; WITA ME. probably more than any other. But the : Pos ee the range cion has so suddenly turned has sev-| 424 made public today with the at The BlueBird Appliance ©o., capt- . . ip air os s 7 anateiet of =AMissourt, e act 1 * which -part- ) > ‘ircul ttorney McDaniel! sai ene +T =X se v F f : | . he will not get the necessary two- baat os he : ict oo q ve “ih eral times been closels questioned by rest, Circuit Attorney McDaniel ald talized at $10,000, was the selling ait t to ae - ary plank in the presented Senato Reed's claim e Jus . . ‘ } 5 bee, ‘ . ‘ thre fo gq » , > ra ‘ ) oie , 2 > f. wre lt’ , © Oe Si : thirds nor even a majority. acne Astice > MAPS EROE Be: 'O | the police and by members of the that he was beginning a campaign agency of the BlueBird Manufactur- émocrat ; platforr sald William to a et Oe Bei The position in which the Attor prosecute for profiteering in neces- Mistriet Attorney's office Each time @8ainst “fake stock” salesmen and ing Co maker of electric washing Jennings Bryan on his arrival here j ‘ ” ~ rs 43 9 ase 4 i » . at . ae ‘ ~ ‘ - ah . ie me ’ ae »i a}, ¢ ra ‘ ° ) ; " v ’ r - 4 ; ney-General finds himself is strik- — he has been examined, this man has brokers, and that all cases of fraud machines, which went into receiver- last night, | have no thought that ee Pe eee qaiin stock deals, where salesmen miS-'gship, May 25 last, after about 609 a wet plank can be put into it.”’ National Committee today. Hie ‘Committee voted today to place the (Copyright, 1920) pledged delegates and more press ingly similar to that of Leonard given the authorities apparent) 1 : : aia at Chicago, with the import. SERMAN DEALERS CUT PRICES clear, concise and satisfactory re-| represent physical facts went be pre-} St. Louisans had purchased $1,100,- 1 eect anne oe ee on > } , ; e oa . " wn in Lancashire. Secretary of the Treasury; R. M. ‘Department of Agriculture Report . st December she had left beg 5 per cent dividend would be paid’ na. ail ‘‘admission free an unannounced destination. He, convention Were regular credentials | a de weit. Bhearé one qa Plans to be away until Tuesday, and: tssued by Luther Shepherd, secretary Keed for 69 years and that his de- mocracy had never been brought in- ' eC lf key under the do at, tlwell’s | 5 it was said at his office that his of the De ar . State ¢° think of the Bish op’ s se. bond the Associated Press eee : I a 11 ) if emocratic State t‘ommittee ol ; | Wilson, former director of Liberty | Elwell’s former racing partner, and company in part payment. 'son) and piano numbers by ‘to question This drew applause . Srardti 9 "S01 %o : ee ; . p Commerce Commission, and Frank | directions, for William H. Pendleton, 1200 ehares and sent his check to the! solo by Floria Folsom (Mrs. Alli- | inc ? f u in church. ~ ° ; oe “ere Miss | destination would not be disclosed,, of Missouri establishing a title for = Yy . sept A y ‘ne there; Loan publicity. WASHINGTON, June 26. et 84 rene Pendleton had used it to enter: Later. Baver said. Golsen called at Marie Hartigan Then Dr Allison 'as the senator wanted to greta much Reed, which on its face is without from different parts of the commt.- a pear? tte. a The McAdoo supporters do not ex-; have become a drug on the market /the house for an early morning con- Ne a ec ioee ee ee te ed: entitled (needed re tiflentiae | te@ room tell the truth, there was 4 ! . : — B ‘ his office and repeated all the asser-! would deliver his lecture entitled, needed rest. flaw and not merely a certification | ; f hi the firet | for the first time in years, the De- | . ‘e Pend! 1 lar he “4: ‘. : o ee : : J pn} BB. Sh: ' at ~ i f t of whose har pect a large vote for m on e ré ference. endlefon declared the story tions made to him over the telephone “Woman's (ireatest Problem in Senato) Harding requested that from the Fifth Distriet delegation JOSsep Snannon, the other — te ; two or three ballots; they figure, | Partment of Agriculture reported to-‘was absurd and said he had never : ) ; P ‘aig 7 “9 .r corr | : . _|delegate from the Fifth Distrie cutting so badly that [ h ’ i day in its weekly market review. On “pa . : and he bought additional shares and! Which he deftiv led up to a climax, newspaper correspondents make no Wilson is a Federal office holder | t hear a word,—Edinburg — Eeneee, twat the convention will fail the other hand. ‘pethtecs are two 01} eee oe eee Se eee eee paid approximately $7000 at differ- at which stage hangings behind him effort to follow him, as it was his through the influence of Iteed. and supported the claim of senator F 4 y Y ta © ; ota aw ‘ —— as 9 : . , ) sul Shi -" ac * is i Ngee mar ioe ote od a na sb ri! keys has from the first been some- lists of tire stocks He consulted at-| ing on the stage. eards were being | departure a@ victor’ for Reed over his oppo- | S#id Shannon an fact. he i more ® theory is general!) eqns at ¢ retailers to } _ che pin ets is jwhat of a mystery. The police and torngys, he said, and they were un-! passed among the audience, each epee nents on the committee who sought | Cnutied to his seat than |, because a see eremsaent WAS NSTICG / OF retaners to lower prices as ¥ hole-\the district attorney havb been told able to find any trace of the Ameri-| member of which was asked to write ALDERMAN SCHWARTZ KNOWS to have an anti-Reed man clected. |" SOS Stauemas Comsmitien “ai at the “Crown Prince” talk in con-;sale prices decline, California onion! 5 neld the third set of keys, but;can Rubber Tire Corporation of his or her name and address Shepherd's action tn regularly If the National Committee dis- ‘nection with the McAdoo candidacy|growers are plowing under their 4, inf ati ica an ‘Niles. O | eit ' is aie WHERE HALL IS, “CAN'T TELL” certifving Reed as a delegate is an franchises the Fifth District, he de- : ithe information was never made Ailes, O. No Expense Was Spared. Ss as ; g is an Be ak and let his son-in-law know it, and/crops because the onions are not | public Says Ile Did Not Get Stock The rf am ) ariead af attempt to place him upon exactly clared, democracy tn the Fifth Dis- 4 @ that McAdoo for this reason, and in} worth the cost of marketing. an tte ; | Bt lo oy a tunermsitinn dt “Tn mes eles eg i, "een an ee Ee: the same footing as other delegates | trict would be injured _ 2 ~sonele pei aamiinene | | After Elwell had been taken to the | ollowing the investigation, Bayer! BlueBird machines and a carload of Says Tents-fent Ward Represent- a sng ae ‘ ga - ant , WELL DON'T \4- . i Rhiaaine lt ete ae teas me i hospital, where he died on the morn-| ald, he made demand for the return! salesmen would roll into town and! ative Is Not TH, But Is on from Missouri, notwithstanding the Senator Reed's he laim ro! oo at LOOK AT ME . 3 to th ng oo cmotetangage ad - ro a 6200 IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE ing of June 11, his set of keys were; °f his money, but was unable to get! the selling campaign was on, with Vacation. fact that the rules under which all bear nage im by Edward } . Goltra, — LUKE THAT - . 7 ‘Thiea, seh np wee at “eka. but | —_————— found in the clothes he had taken off| !t. He has not received the stock,| the signed cards for a ‘“‘visiting list.” The absence of Alderman Nathan, delegates were elected provided that} - et eet ane from Mis- S| is caw hen a: tea . ’ it i on th Today's Total Is Largest Since Close upon his arrival home in the early | he said, because the brokerage house Though the audit of the appliance; H. Hail of the Twenty-first Ward, the district caucuses should only rec- mc Rs ’ egate a lannon in § his WwW tna MCAGOO Went Into the, of the War. 4 rrorning hours. contended that he had ngt fulfilled, company's books has not been com-| who has not attended a meeting of ommend delegates who would be | Speech said Goltra had been in tie race, he would necessarily carry the ; Mrs. Larsen entered the house that his agreement to pay in full for the pieted it Is said abundant proof has the Board for 6ix ¥ eeks, is a mys- elected by the State convention and lifth District not more than three ' Wilson colors and it would behoove| BY the Associated Press all delezat except Reed wer ‘times. Goltra, referrin to this -EW YORK 26.— ec. ;Morning with her keys. It was she, Stock in advance of delivery. been found that no expense was tery to everybody at the City Hall ® egates excep eeGc were 80 : ' 9 cast the administration. if McAdoo got NE Ww VC RK, June «. All rec i ne: ) l ‘ ( pe elected, while he was rejected by the said he had been in the distriet 4 ords for the arrival of aliens here ‘who came across the gambler, sit-) Wasem said he bought $1688.50 spared in conducting these selling ' except Alderman Barney L. Schwartz ‘ ‘ x 3 the nomtaastn ya pre did era lest since the resumption of immigration ‘ting. in the reception hall, with a Page stock and paid down $988.- | campaigns and that these expend!i- of the Twentvy-fifth Repro who says pan ce = sb toigs Hs: eace sake a cae emir wie President's Ideals Involved. following the war were broken to- | bullet through his head. | «9. «80 said Golsen introduced him- tyres continued unabated up to the, he “knows, but won't tell | | or " ’ . ' e- a aie os hia on po meg That was the prospect that the day when 6200 prospective Ameri- This leads to the question of the ere to him as Smith and said that time when the manufacturing com-! “Hall is just on a vacation : said ie WUE oir RN: | tar - ~ 6 a yo Sh n wou Ditton, did phon for active! Cans flooded the Ellis Island immi- ownership of the keys found on the | 1° ma gen wipe ty Se ee pany Went into the hands of re: poesia ees oe = 5 ; uiinsiteatie se ai iebiaet dod the ws tent tec there ‘as > = ales alien ‘he Pree. gration station. ‘mantel shelf of the: gambler’s bed- gre e it Was ee to re:inemb2?) in touch with him and know just me ne poate saline goth A sna - of einen pas Bs 1 . ident against the other , candidates, Commissioner of Immigration room. The police and tbe district; “o!8en. at Police Headquarters. Dr. Allison began his pastorate of/ where he is. I am in communication tin 3 . peo? aie sgn toi seis —— rest Bie , 7 4 Frederick A. Wallis who. last attorney's office undoubtedly know said that he had been working cut Central one «h in St. Louls the dav, with him and am looking after legal e Democratic State convention at (;oltra agreed with the prin ‘ipal ane would also endanger ye Success | nth, predicted th } m te roy wehoonnd these kevs For ob of the Chicago office of Saunter: © | after he cbhtained a divorce in East! matters for him !am not at iiberty ‘oplin, are in ihe form of an affi- . facta in tha case lie said the Fifth | =e P : ee Ten | Gare = ete : s Cod., for several years vefors he ry Sle Niort °T 1918, agreeing to! to sav where he is.’ davit cretting out that Shepherd District delegates vere entrusted If ¢ n m 4 ni Ms ¢ in A 10 ] ca me to : t. Louis as (ne) repre Di vv $ ] 50 a month 1H i} ‘.) ith af ' fz ii ' } Ritvii h }) . , attributed the increase to that question. ses ‘didate, namely, the adoption 6 a | day crease to the, Bre : Siwall’a vi ang | bentative last December. tie said! wife for her support and that of her! BRYAN ON OLATFORM RODY vention, after rejecting Reed as a formed tnat _ mission 0 ‘ delegate, referred the selection of a tion rejected part of their recom- vity fore tia ‘ans- Villia Barnes, tiwell’s \ t Sooreedl in keeping with the Presi- | activit of foreign agents of trans = A ian Fo watcdaoate: . falet —j that he sold the fubber tire stock to four children Fifth Dietrict delegate back to the! mendation and when the conver. ’ ntic steamship . ‘ ‘ «Gent's ideals. | | Atla i p lines. Continued on Page 3, Column 2. | Bayer in good faith and turned e those who attended serv ~ These considerations, it is thought, |, a Bayer’s check over -to the con »vay r — 10 . ‘ “ on . a Y | Chosen Rébeedinn Reuncientetive on! Fifth District delegation to the State tion adjourned Goltra said. the Mis- ’ . ° | a ces at tne (‘entrai urcn, 1Iougn esolu ions q ‘ommittece 7 . - ‘ P : as ge aa Seecae’ it will be. 3 | by which he was employed, POS Sere I not a member of the congregation.! py the acceraree Press rasa cet Brey Hh onl Arges ee. pon 66. on oe ——— ot Bip oo | T octane gp airy Boot on tne was John B. Heydt. who, as has been SAN FRANCISCO, June 26 Wil jee , es r tr oSaeserwees Brenget fended and Reed's subsequent selec- ’ |Saie. fie said that he left ths em- ae yg ity t. ail oe cond time voted uns nousl) rT tion was irregular Secretary of the Treanuey ‘a fl omorrow’s Sunday Post-Dispatch ployment of Saunders & Co in April | ' soa in the Post-Dispatch, was the) liam J. Bryan Moree was unanimous- | 5, | ag Shepherd said cfficially in ‘Gebimaas phe. hin s eclana ; . ‘ . , . p 1"’ ly irdily lected a&S Nebraska's representa- : ; e : : nz) ve deicg a “drafted” candidate. The admin-| ; : ° ‘ and engaged in business himself un- = 7, eee et ee: eee "ten NH nny e Commintas sas Resete the affidavit that Reed's name | from the Eighth Missouri District _ ttration will not have bben embar-— Ibanez Gives a Farewell Interview on His Ameri- der the firm name of J. B. Lewis & Manutact pin Pini ny * inks re tor s at ‘ caucus of the Nebrash a should be added to the official list | deciared that if Senator Reet had Passed and McAdoo, so his friends Vi it ‘ ~ ; Co., investment bankers, in the Mer. | *Y e888 $100,000 “it [ae COME S wt — 4 ee _ | Of delegates which was formally pre- | 56% oppose@ the National Almas | ROW reason, will go before the coun- | can Visi€—(reat Spanish author says we are the chants-Laclede Building | stock and guaranteeing more than delegation sented to the National Committee strat! n in tl atificat! ‘ oe ? ; : . . i its deb , several men rx of the delegation, ISLraAwOn r tne fF 6mcalien «of 1" _ WY as a estronger candidate than if world’s most cosmopolitan nation, and praises American ||| The Circuit Attorney today said $300.000 of its debts Heydt was on Severna’ tu bers of the delegation. | « week ago, 668 Which @i Net 660-16 cuues ae aiieeee sees eee the company’s payroll as “financial, representing the Ilitchcogk faction,! 4.) peea'es name MagGUue OF .Vation sere Would Tot ‘ . ilies have been m Vote cast amwainrot hha Pte thna joince 1 | 7 | yl naro and tumble , that Gols , | ; Mt Ae j ugh men and women. | lsen will be prosecuted onl) director” at a salary of $50,000 a'‘did not attend tne caucus, w hich also - in the estate convention fie eaid - Sfambile for the nomination on the indictment —_—-—--— ; | : growing out of his former Congressman Dan V | Anyway, McAdoo continues to||| What Senator Harding Thought About the Issues transactions with Bayer. The other | /¢sr ‘ ) Stephens as chairman and former FIRS! BALE OF COTTON, $1GQQ) ne aia not sheak .» the interest af “Ss Up, and nearly every trainload , : : : ndictment will be held up, McDan- Heydt took a liking to the (00 (ees 2 ce chair- an) idential candidate bh be delegates contains men prepared | of the Campaign Six Months Ago —A hitherto un- ie] said, and Wasem wil! be used as. pastor of Central Church and con-| “0 re tea vi 7 tte . 7 or; ee ; #° a i be > ° . : ° ’ 4 ’ y ae t] i i he a> \@' e@¢ bs ; ’ » Gee & re . ia | & assist in “drafting” him for the published interview with the Republican nominee. a witness in the Bayer case. Golsen; vinced him that he was making a, ™8" ‘ , eae eet ewe. a Senin. $2. . Continued on Page 3, Column 6. | : | ern ele “i WAY HI)! oe i — ety-—By Knott eel ee ee ee ee AA, etn lh ee REN Me ‘| ceivers. am EE ee ek ee Ee. tle Ww . : at Tit TVR) BA. Litas Saar 2p tieaiane A LLL DBLOG LAL LLL. 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