The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 17, 1924, Page 6

Coen cals oe mh rr re) Sa es SS he ae PAGE SIX CREAM GRADING LAFOLLETTE | IS READY TO. {North and South Dakota and M fwere di ed here t Webster, chief of da ' ‘ ' na: CAris Meen, da , Minne Plans for srading regulations in oni North Dakota state ioner. NS FIGHT Will Lead Third Party on Conditions, Those Close To Him Declare IS DISCUSSED making uniform cream dary ‘ST. PATRICK IS PRAISED Father Slag Speaks Before Kiwanis Club Today S St. Patrick, th Trelund, whose ni brated today by t patron Mint of is being cele ose of Trish blood H parts of the world, w: ed pre Slay, speaking. be vat its noon lunch- pe taniat . A St. Patrick's Day pro nomination for} “ I, with green favor: Re ce ote Tene an Gil pine dU i told of the life of St na i , 1 , Ps nfluence a cland Pre Coolidge } Aged Woman to Get Half In- T aathUliRhitt oni ‘i | terest in Million Dollar and the influence A had on the world Estate rick he depicted as Aman of hh vision and grea Mar. 17.—After a fight! Juck Runyan was chairman of the! f s to prove herself the legi- | d he attendance prizes ~one for North Dakota Ranks Well Among States in Union Per Capita s toa share were contested by other one au “ STRIKES COP, al u ong. n motor veh shed figures ‘Porter Resists Arrest. After Family Quarrel William Vaughn, colored, is ching in the city jail pending a ng tonight after, failing in an apparently sud- conceive tion to fell ‘policemen with Jack Dempsey rapid- the only state in th w York ha Vayghn, red in ana according to police, was ercation with | in a barbershop in which he porter when Policeman William Evel- ap decided to create peace in the family, aughn's y th wak turned on him, and Ebeling today nurses a welt on the head, presumubly duc to from hanger, while gin police . probably ton He is charg- ed with being drunk and diso His wife has not been arreste RS TURNED DOWN’ i/KLAN GATHE a blow a coat Vaughn its LaFollette - Fra tion Refused by Group er Combina- | E | Herrin, rt ing of 1T--Alliance| the Ku Klux in Herrin tomor- : of Mon, | TOW to protect against what they Readvotwntchathe nane the unrighteous verdict of the M grand jury” which indicted enn Youns, its paid investigator, nd others on Thursday an- nounced from var “oliette of Wi r President and Lynn zicr of North Dakota for dent have been placed by petition fil-| yo was us pulpits cd with the Secretary of State was! Southern Mlinois, last night and will rjeeted here yesterday by the con-{ bring 25,000 here tomorrow, church ference for progressive political ac- | lade HeLoday tion. The refusal . = to form an alliance with the third] O’Connor Is For R. B. Murphy aetion of; railroad » similar of four | Murphy Offers i TGhies $100 Tf Burchard [te the tice s Proves His Story; Daily } 15, cont a a | Wooled, 8. B. Murphy, candidate for Demo-|Fargo, and among other things Mr cratic national committeeman, today | Wooledge says, “in your campaign red to pay $100 to the American! Circulars you seek to put Mr. Murphy oss riding on J. F nd Forks will prove | Coat-tails, yet I have seen no pub- ement that Murphy | Hshed s ent from Mr, @'Connor J hg a statement from G. $. . replying to C. 2, Stone of Legion pe Burchard of G h Nelson Kelly/Urging any one to vote for R. B. - of the | Murphy d then| Mr. O'Connor gave the following aap inst him. Mr. Murphy, in| St#tement for publication: “I urge a : to the Grand Forks Herald,|™Y friends to vote for R. B, Murphy said that ter sent by Burenard| fr national committeeman, to school men in the state to this| Zam at a loss to understand why Brett eae catively, false, |Mx. Perry and his supporters are J. Doyle of Fargo also offered | making such on effort to defeat me S100 to Burcha he would prove! for national delegate. I attended 1 statement which he declares v{Meither the Valley City meeting or i the Minot convention, nor did I seek Mr. Murphy said that ‘he consented | €Rdorsement as a delegate from either. For cight years I have given my time ang Ss at considerable | sacrifice, representing, as I believed | the progressive principles of my par- j ty to bring the great state of North Dakota back to sanity. I have ex- pressed a desire to my friends to be relieved from further political ac- tivities. The Democrats who met at y City did me the honor of ez my name with others upon to his consideration for appointn on the board only after finding th Mr, Kelly was not being vonsidered. Grafton Man, oe 95, Operated On Grafton, D., March 17.—John Dolan, Grafton’s 95-year-old veteran of the Civil war, is in a hospital at Winniper recovering from an oper. m on his eye, which necessitated the removal of the eyeball, James McDonald, who accompanied him to Winnipeg, returned to this the weck and reports . Dolan will be out of the hogpital’ soon. Vol it racy of this state at the national co: vention in New York. Th evidentiy | believed that my services to the state ang to the party justified this en- dorsement. 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