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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
WOULD PERMIT GREECE
TO TAKE OVER THRACE

Washington D, c.. Jan. za-Presi-
dent Wilson today was presented with
memorial urging that objection by
American peace commissioners to the
cedng of the territory of Thrace 10 the
kingdom of Greece he withdrawn.
The presentation was made by five
college professors, representing 200 of
their conferees, mostly from eastern
universities. They Were A. d. f. Ham
lin of Columbia University: c. y.
Brown, College of the City OF New
York: C. w E. Miller. Johns Hopkins;
William Nickerson Bates. University
of Pennsylvania and Edward Capps OF
Princeton
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
FARMER RUNS AMUCK
KILLS THREE WITH AK

Brooklyn, Conn, Jan. 2O.-Victor
I.ipponcnne. aged 3S, farmer of West
BROOKLYN, ran amuck with an ak Sat
urday, killed three persons, wounded
Two others, caused the death of his
a days old baby and then hanged him
self. n
His first blow was for his wife. VINO.
although wounded. escaped by rolling
from the bed. A neighbor woman who
had attended Mrs. Lipponenc then was
killed, her falling body crushing the
infant. Hitching up a bobsled. the
maniac drove to two neighbors' homes.
At one lie killed man in the sight OF
his two children and at the other
fatally wounded an 1S-year- oid girl ana
probably mortally injured her mother
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
WOOD IN FAVOR OF
MUCH LARGER NAVY
,G. o. p. Candidate Also Favor:
Strong Army and Increased
Merchant Marine.

Boston. Jan. 20.--Maj. Gen. Leonard
Wood, speaking to members of the
American Legion last night called for
a large navy and asserted that "all we
have now is IA floating death trap
we want" he said, "a first class
navy, and we want II always ready.
We cannot make il in a hurry. We
cannot have it with a divided fleet.
We cannot fill ships with unframed
men ana Bay we have navy. 1t is
not n navy at all, II is a floating death
trap.
I'VE want large navy and an army
large enough to police the nation in
times of peace. We need good
navy. highly trained men and good
ships He also advocated a large
merchant marine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
Their Unusual Record.

Anything in pertickier happened
while I've been gomez asked Mrs.
johnson, upon her return from the
quilting bee.
''You betcha p triunphantiy replied
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. who
had remained at home Only one Of
the children fell ont of a tree, one
into the creek, and one got scalded /;
emily three pulled something over onto
themselves. just two got dog bit, but
the dog set hisself arre. and amongst
em they had only seven fights, and
them few didn't amount to nuth'n.'-
Kansas City Star.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
ENGLISH DELEGATION
OFF TO VISIT IRELAND

london, AIN 20. Six members OF
thu, parliamentary labor party lett
London today TO study conditions in
Ireland The deputation consists OF
Arthur Henderson, William Adamson.
John K. Clynes, w. T. Wilson. John a.
Parkinson and w. X. Smith. From
Dublin they viii go to Belfast, Cork
and other eenters to seek TO obtain the
viewpoint of all sections of Irish opin-
ion
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
The HousIno Problem,

you are charged with disorderly
conduct"
"Your honor I was the first man
TO reach the office Of real estate
agency that advertised an apartment
for rent"
"Well?"
This man here who says BACKED
his eye, tried to push In ahead Of me.
Be as easy as you can on me, your
honor. / had hard luck"
''How soi'
''While we were fighting another fell
low leased the fiat. Birmingham
Age-Herald.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
Bryan Branded" Agent OF
II. C.. Il BY Wool Growers

Salt Lake City, Jan 2o.-w. j.
Bryan was named here today by Frank
j. Hagenbarth as an agent for the high
cost of living.
Hagenbarth, president of the Ameri-
can Wool Growers association. told
his convention today:
1T is now seven years since an in
iquitous frameup engineered by w. j.
Bryan fastened these free trade shack
les on the unorganized farmers. It's
only by the grace of God and the arti-
fetal help of the war that American
meat and wool husbandry has sur
vived"
Hagenbarth attacked the railroad adj
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22

ministration and the federal trade COM
mission.
Railroad service has been SO poor as
to inspire the thought it was deliber-
ately So" he said.
Criticizing the trade commission,
Hagenbarth said the big packers are
-quasi-public Institutions and should
operate under fair federal supervision"
Hagenbarth claimed there will be no
reduction in wool prices. He asserted
a so per cent reduction in the price of
wool would mean only $3.50 reduction
on suit of clothes. One thousand
sheep growers planned to urge wider
recognition of mutton as a food.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
GERMANY NOT READY TO
SEEK PEACE WITH "REDS'

Berlin, Jan. 7.-(deiayed) News
ia iotiay denied u report
printed in pe..ie the - {: e:.::enS will
send a commission to Moscow to me-
gotiate with the bolshevists.
The German mission. according TO
newspapers. is composed OF represent
atives OF the Red Cross and is taking
sanitary and medical supplies TO Ger
man prisoners in Russia. The mission
has no political Significance, 1t was
added
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
D DkN!I Y ' one SAVED N
WRECK OF ''MACONA'

stockholm. Jan. 2o.--Forty nine
ncmbera OF the crew of the American
steamer NIacona. which struck It rock
Off Dilingep light and foundered. were
lost. the only survivor being the second
mate Of the ship.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
RUSH SHIPS
FROM MALTA

Malta, Friday, Jan. 16.-Orders were
received Thursday night for a number
of naval vessels to leave Malta appar
emily for the Black sea. Vice Admiral
DeRobeck sailed on Friday on board
the battlesfiip Iron Duke, accompanied
by the destroyers Seraphis and Stead
fast and the steamer Hibiscus. Every
other ship available is preparing to
leave on Sunday filed to its capacity
with stores.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
THIEVES STEAL $780, O0
WORTH OF dope

Minneapolis, Jan. 2o.-F'ive men
broke into the plant OF the Standard
Medical Company early- today and es-
saroine estimated 70 b. worth $3.50 ooe.
They bound the Waterman and carried
away the loot Ia sacks
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22

The charm OF bathroom is its spot
lessness. By the use Of Red Cross Ball
Blue, all cloths and towels retain their
whiteness until worn cut. DC.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-01-22
HOLLAND 7 ASK
THAT EX- KAISER
sURRENDERS[LF
Presenting of Note Demanding
Chief of War Criminals
Causes Worry as to How to
Meet 1t.

The Hague, Jan. 2o.-Dr. ]. NJ Ruya
de Beerenhrouck, the Dutch premier,
has had long conference with Foreign
Minister Karenbeek presumably over
The allied note demanding eNtradition
Of the former kaiser. it was reported
today.
The Dutch officials. it was said
agreed to make representations to the
former kaiser, suggesting he offer TO
surrender yoiiuiii &; i.; 10 the allies.
The German naval attache conferred
with the: secretary of the foreign Office,
presumably over the surrender of the
ex-emperor of Germany.
Evening star., 1920-01-11
WOOD GAINS GROUND
AMONG MINNESOTANS
Those at Chicago Farley Stronger
: Than Ever for Him-Democrats
Talk Hoover and Palmer.

ST. PAUL. January 10 (SpeciaD.-
Minnesota republicans. home from the
regional party conference in Chicago
this week are leaning more strongly
toward Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood as
candidate for President.
Wood already has strong political
organization in the state. with Irving
A. Caswell, former state chairman. at
it's head. Wood clubs have been
formed in Minneapolis and the ma
jority of the country republican pa
pers have declared for him.
w. H. Boys. representing Gov. Low
den. will arrive Monday 10 start Low
den's Minnesota campaign Lowden
was born at Sunrise, Mimi. William
Schroeder of Minneapolis is directing
efforts for Senator Hiram Johnson.
but has accomplished little.
Minnesota democrats are talkin.
Hoover and Palmer. Fred b. Lynch.
democratic national committeeman. is
for Palmer No organization has ap-
peared for any democratic aspirani.
Two candidates are in the republican
rao( for governor-Thomas Franks son.
lieutenant governor, and Representa-
tive Franklin F. Ellsworth of the
second congressional district. Others
will file. The Partisan League
may nominate Representative Oscar
E. Keller of the fourth district
H. b. CROZIER.
Evening star., 1920-01-11
NEVADA REPUBLICANS.
AWAIT VISIT OF HAYS

RENO. New. January 10 Especially =
Plans being made by republicans of
the state for. the visit of Will H.
Hays and party to Reno on January
Is eclipsed all other recent political
events in Nevada. The visit of the
national chairman will be made the
occasion of a meeting of prominent
republicans from all sections of Me-
vada, at which time plans for party
reorganization and the conduct of the
campaign will be made.
Just now there is considerable spec
ulation, among republicans in par
ticular. as to, the. selection of dele
gates to the national convention. Uh-
der the state law the state central
committee is authorized to determine
the method Of sele, ling delegates, to
the national convention. Four years
ago each state central committee per-
formed this task, and that is the pol
icy that undoubtedly will be followed
this year. There is consfdera BILE
rivalry among the two factions Of the
republican party over the selection of
delegates because the delegates Sc
lected will name the next national
committeeman, and the next national
committeeman will have a lot to say
about the distribution Of patronage
in case the nation goes republican
and Nevada remains In the democratic
column. LOUIS A. SPELLIER.
Evening star., 1920-01-11
LAUNCH HOOVER BOOM
IN WASHINGTON STATE
Clubs Formed to Urge His Nomina.
ton for President-Other
Candidates Active.

TACOMA, Wash. December 10 tSpe-
ciaD aD.-Southwestern Washington has
launched the first Herbert Hoover for
President Club at Hoquiam. the home
of Representative Albert johnson.
The Hoquiam Hoover club was organ
lied Tuesday night with more than
fifty citizens enrolled as charter mem
i bers. The club wired to Hoover urging
him to allow his name to go before
the country as a candidate for the
nomination for President.
Regarded as Significant.
The launching of the Hoover club
in the Grays Harbor country has un-
usual political Significance. as this
district was the only section of Wash
ington for years to follow the straight
republican banner. refusing to STAN
pede in 1912 for Roosevelt or to swing
behind the Wilson boom in 1916. 1t is
looked upon as the stand-pat section
of the state.
Hoover talk is growing stronger in
all sections. While all presidential
candidates appeared to be willing to
concede apparently Poindexter's right
for the first support of Washington's
fourteen delegates to the republican
national convention. nobody is willing
to concede that PoindeXter will need
the votes very long.
Activity OF Candidates.
Supporters of Gen. Wood. Senator
Hiram Johnson and Gov. Frank o.
lowden are expected in the state soon.
Johnson's friends are already here on
still hunt for votes. The Wood sup
porterS have perfected organizations
in the larger cities which, while not
openly active. are thoroughly pros
pecting the ground. AS yet no one
from outside of the state has been
working in the interests of Lowden.
JAMES DeK. BROWN.
Evening star., 1920-01-11
LOWDEN AND WOOD
TALKAT BANQUET
Opposition to Reds Empha-
sized at Republican Con-
ference in Chicago.

CHICAGO. January 10 tSpeciaD.-
Political interest in Illinois during
the week has centered mainly about
the conference in Chicago of repuh-
lican leaders from fourteen central
western states and the meeting of the
Illinois constitutional convention n 8
Springfield. the capital of the state.
The republican conference was well
attended by both men and women and
the enthusiasm was marked. Rourteen
hundred persons were at the banquet
at the Congress Hotel Monday even
ing. at which the principal speakers
We're Will II. Hays. chairman CT the
republican national committee. and
two leading candidates for President
Gov. Lowden of Illinois and Gen.
Leonard Wood. Opposition to TIL
reds" constituted the keynote of the
addresses at the banquet.
Republicans Control Convention.
The Illinois constitutional conven-
tion is composed of eighty-five re
pubIicans and seventeen democrat
Down state republicans. in consider
BILE numbers. sought to obtain re-
publican caucus to select officers for
the convention. Representative Frank
l.. Smith, chairman of the republican
state committee. refused to call
formal party caucus. but the secretary
of the committee did issue call Fir
ally. virtually all the republican MEM
bers got together Monday night in
what was termed a conference and
not caucus. After twelve ballots
the choice for president of the con-
vention fell upon Charles r. WOOD
ward of ottawa. personal legal ad-
wiser of Gev. Lowden. Mr.. Wood
ward was elected president OF the
convention at its first meeting o.
Tuesday without opposition.
Feeling in the convention promises
to run strong over the question OF
limiting the representation of Chicago
in the Illinois Legislature. This feel-
7 ing operated to eliminate David p
Shanahan of Chicago. speaker OF the
candidate for president of the conven-
lion.
The faN that the president OF m"
convention which is expected to I'm
ish it's work before the meeting -
the republican national convention. is
the personal legal adviser of Gov
Lowden, a candidate for Presideni :.
tends necessarily to give an added
poIitical interest to the work of the
constitutional convention. the hrst
Illinois has had for over half CEN
tury.
Thompson DenOunces League.
William Hale Thompson. mayor OF
Chicago and republican national com
mitteeman for Illinois. has sent let
ter to senators in Washington declar-
ing the league of nations to be =
"hellish scheme to deprive us OF our
freedom" Mayor Thompson. by the
way. did not attend the republican
conference of central western states
in Chicago this week. although he is
the republican national committee
man for Illinois.
The democratic county committee
of Adams county. in the southern part
of illinois, this week adopted resolu-
tions indorsing the administration of
President Wilson and proposing that
| former Senator James Hamilton Lewis
! become the candidate of Illinois for
! the democratic nomination for Presi-
| dent. GEORGE I. SihfS.
Evening star., 1920-01-11
Conventions Campaign Now Is Under Full Way
Democrats Are Somewhat DaZed
by Jackson Day Developments

Sas City and the deserts beyond. One is almost
moved to tears of sympathy.
The only Of real sincere. heartfelt
enthusiasm Witnessed in the meeting of the
democratic national committee was when Roger
Sullivan. old war-horse that he is, announced
that>if the convention came to Chicago the
vets" would be taken care of. San Francisco
threw out dark hints of plenty of light claret
in private cellars, but what Tammany man ever
knew anything about claret beyond the red
ink they served one time with sixty-cent din
in Greenwich Village?
Developments this week in Ohio politics
promise to relate to possible ironing out OF
factional differences presidential candi
dates in both camps The Harding men expect
to placate Rudolph Hynicka and Col. Proctor
of Cincinnati. and give clear field to Senator
Harding in the state without resistance by the
Wood boomers. An effort will also be made
to bring about understanding between the
supporters of Gov. Cox and Senator Pomerene.
50 that the democrats Of the state will present
solid front at the convention for of them.
Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts has been
very much in the public eye in recent days, and
is expected to continue to be in evidence. He
has denounced ideas that he will be available
for second place the republican ticket AND
ing. 1t is believed by Massachusetts, republi-
in Washington that he is looking forward
ultimately to the United States senatorship
But. before he goes to the convention, it is
said he must declare himself the league of
nations. 1t is not to be assumed. 1t is explained
that Senator Lodge will permit his going to
Chicago, unless he is with the program Of the
republicans of the Senate the reservations
to the covenant. 1t is reported that Senator
Borah of Idaho is preparing QUESTIONABLE for
Gov. Coolidge as he did for Gov. Lowden.
Very shortly. now. will come show downs
on the selection of delegates to the national
conventions. the dates for primaries and
state conventions draw near. In this connec-
Hon the suggestion is heard in democratic cir
cles that outside of states desiring to present
favorite sons it will probably be popular to in
struct for Wilson. notwithstanding the fact
that he is not yet avowed candidate To be
sure, in some Of the western states the law
requires the candidates acquiescence in the
filing of his name, which might prove en1bar-
RAISING in those particular cases. But it is
thought some Of the states having the big dele
cations will send them instructed for Wilson
This plan. it is urged. would facilitate in
holding the organization and the administration
forces intact. to be dealt with later as circum-
stances might render most advisable
Evening star., 1920-01-11
FLORIDA INTERESTED
IN NATIONAL POLITICS
Newspapers Reflect Popularity of
Senator Observation-Disclosures
Adverse to Third Term

senator
Adverse to Third Term
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. January 10
Especially. - State newspapers are
showing an interest in national pol
itics nowadays. and it seems that
Senator Underwood is once more a
prime favorite with many. Whether
it is matter of disappointment in
Hitchcock or not is difficult to say.
but the old feeling that was once
very strong all over the south for
Underwood is gaining place once
more. So far as the state press is
concerned not one has suggested a
third term for President Wilson, and
when something was said concerning
such a possibility few weeks ago
there was decided sentiment ex-
pressed against the idea.
Florida democrats. anxious to have
representation at the democratic ma
tional convention, are going to try
to have that big affair moved np-or
rather back-two weeks. The pri-
mary is held SO near to the time of
the big convention that it Will be
impossible to certify delegates to the
but there is not a very strong feel
ing that this can be- done. The pri-
mary dates are fixed by law.
A second organization in the Flori-
da republican party. called the all
white party, is making strenuous ef-
forts to upset the plans of the mixed
party. which had already met in CEN
trail committee and called a state
convention for January 20, to be held
in Palatka. The lilly white" party
has secured a hearing in court and
will endeavor to break down the or
ganization which had preceded it;
but 1t is thought the Gerow-Lee fac
ton, the first in the field. has suffi-
cient pull with the national commit :
tee to resist all obstruction. and will
likely meet as scheduled and NOM
mate full federal and state ticket.
! GEORGE HOYT SMITH
Evening star., 1920-01-11
CONNECTICUT APATHEDC
AS TO THE PRESIDENCY
Interest in Republican Circles
centers in the Fight for Ma
tional Committeeman.

HARTFORD, Conn, January 10
tSpeciaD.-While it is far from easy
to get line on January, 1920. senti-
ment in Connecticut as to the next
republican candidate for President
with so much apathy at present, it
is safe to say that if the delegates
to the national convention were to be
chosen today Gov. Frank. Lowden OF
Illinois would have a number of them
Connecticut is a farming state and a
business state and these interests,
tired of too much politics, would
welcome such a candidate, and their
influence can already be felt.
Interest in Connecticut republican
political circles just at present. how
ever, centers more in the fight for
national committeeman than in
presidential preferences. Indications
will be displaced on the republican
national committee by j. Henry Rora
back of North Canaan. for years
chairman Of the republican state CEN
trail COMMITTEES. .sg ::
This contest is considered to be OF
reason of the fact that King is an
aspirant to the chairmanship of the
republican national COMMITTEES and
has succeeded in winning support in
different parts of the country. HIS
recent setback in being obliged to
give way to Col w. C. Proctor OF
Cincinnati as head of. the permanent
organization behind Gen. Leonard
Wood for the presidential nomination
is said to have been due in part to
the antagonism of. the republican n
organization in this state.
President Wilson's illness has had
the effect of leaving democrats in
Connecticut without choice for
President. Leaders of the party in
this state were believed to be favor
able to a third term. Sentiment has
not crystallized on any OF the other
democratic possibilities, but Attorney
General Palmer has many friends
among party leaders here, particu-
larly Thomas J. Speliacy of Hartford.
late democratic candidate for gov
ernor. who has recently been made
assistant attorney general Of the
United States and who is looked upon
in Connecticut as likely to have con-
siderable influence in securing a
Palmer delegation from the state in
the democratic national convention.
H. 1. HORTON.
Evening star., 1920-01-11
LAFOLLETTE LEADERS
IN DELEGATE CONTEST

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, January 10
(SpeciaD.-La Toilette leaders here
took a decisive step this week when
they announced four candidates. for
delegates to the republican national
two from each of the two
congressional districts in Milwaukee
county. E. J. Gross, who made the
announcement. stated that delegates
would be announced in the other nine
districts of the state soon. Mr.. Gross
will run for delegate at large. The
Milwaukee district candidates are
Theodore Dammahn and Fred Zim-
norman. fourth, and P. F.. Leuch and
Eugene wengert. fifth. All are well
known politically.
The advance guard La Toilette slate
kicked over the republican harmony
program.
II feel that it is unfortunate that