The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 25, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT PACKING PLANT “O™ MAK Goop-MIss LATHROP Oct. 24. Miss chief chosen Washington, VICTIMS TOLD. ::::« INU. $. COURT = Thousands in North and) *"' Seuth Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska BEING Bure atest the lve United State women of on child is quite “enthus: et-Out-the-V ote urried on by Pribune. out the vote Said Victims answ for women throt = zue of Women D,, Oct. 25. Thou sare incorpo ers living: South! the theV ! North (Dakota, Ne- | being used by the ota were pictured | of Women Voters, Bins Witten SunteN “Every honest, intelligent vote is Federal Court when the government) important to its pos ard the after two hard fought ch votes gives a map a an telAl of yn, Whichever party may says Miss TRIAL HELD Sioux Fal sands of f lowa, Min s “victims” ttional Leaguc years of a sum of public opir S piven hrop. campaign will, prove educa to wll who take part in itand all who ure induced to vote by election.” case and charged that officers of the com wilawfully and oniously to defraud tizens of h dreds of thousands of dollars, Thre men are on trial, They are Fred former employee of a Chi ucking. corporation lowa Fall I. Salinger, Towa, attor ormer Iowa Supreme | ny * hte it scheme coi - a vigorous part on the ¢ will make ew 2 le to know yo wnd learn to | many whom you now forget “Here a chane new woman voter to make good. 1. of superiort or j even equ will stand if onr vote | falls below the men’s level. Let us net out the vote, and vote ourselves: equa | neizhbors, respect also for the No son of a telusive claims Court Trial Ends justice Two Years Fight D Burlingame vice-presi of the Sioux Cit The indictment | und charges use of the mails to defraud | rem on 14 counts, the maximum pé y |hot in event of conviction | Judge years imprisonment and 00 fine his on each count the This indictment fact, tion jurors from Judge will be fed constant guard nder of the having been reserved for the: Woodrough did not exp order, but it was issued ernment brought out — the questioning — prospective nda was mailed a number of m panel, a week or ten » they appenred in court or pamphlets purport- rs of the Midland Packing Comp: und to absolve from any blame Salinger, Sawyer ingame, the three men now Woodrough. and housed during the was returned by trial. Habeas | days at New York,|Theve an appeal to led Supreme Court battles in other ne two vears. lette: to explain aff: corpus Chicago, > the United and numerous courts occupied Pargphlets Cause Flurry James D. Elliott. f this district, “disqua to sit in the and Judge John B Sanborn of St. Paul designated Fed- eral Judge J. W. Woodrough of Omaha to preside. At the opening of the second day | of trial the task of selecting a jury | was completed after a flurry caused | by disclosure of the fact Rhea ee number of prospective jurors had | Sensational, within the last week or 10 days re- ceived pamphlets discussing the | Midland case und defending Sawyer, | Salinger and Burlingame cent. These p¥mphle parently dated at Alt were mailed at Chicago. Loss of Millions Charged \ In his opening address to the jury United States District Attorney S W. Clark of Redfield, S. D., charged that Sa me and Salin- ger conspired in stock manipulating and swindled “victims” of — more a million dollars, that they and resold stock, that — thi nted facts to the execu- tive council of the state of Towa, and to the securities commission of the state of South Dakota. He charged that the Midland Packing Company paid a 7 per cent dividend using money from sale of stock, not money earned by — the model packing plant at Sioux City, lowa, erected at a cost of $2,300,000 and sold at auction to the agent of a Chicago packer, a few months ago for about $660,000. Jurors Put Under Guard The 12 jurors were guarded John Rooks, United States marsh here late Thursday, on special in- on trial, PROBERS TAKE DAY RECESS Though Secret, Stories Not Sprung Oct, 25--While its sought witnesses connection with efforts t somewhat sen 1, as yet secret stories regarding the alleged misuse of funds in the Republics aign, the Senate campaign fund investigating commit- tee Resuming the inquiry Senators will explore n mong tlem the “straw vote’ taken by the Liter ary Digest in the presidential cam- Committeemen said they inted to know the source of the funds used to defray the cost of the nation-wide poll and the manner in which it is being conducted. Washington, servers inno as process wanted corrobor hut we lowa, eyap but pe NOTICE TO VOTERS Regi Voters and Pacific Hotel. Voters examine list and if not regis \tered the Board meets again October 28th. See that you are registered. | H. L. Reade, Inspector. VALVE-1N-H@AD @ are snug fitting and keep out wind and rain~ Any childcan operate them. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY FLINT. MICHIGAN When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. FLECK MOTOR SALES CO. BISMARCK AND MANDAN Juha the and who is reeogmz- | foremost experts NEA Why have trial, a downtown | after | ‘ation of Will School | s posted in front of j JULIA LATHROP for sheer self-respect, for the glory of the game, for some good candi- dutes in a cause we believe for the ceuntry’s good. “What better worth for your patriotic effort can vou find between now Nov. 4 than to share in this nation-wide attempt? ) Our prize ig more than twenty-five mil- lion intelligent votes.” STORAGE. ‘STATE HEALT and in submitting our budget to the und public health nursing, and san- lcommittee, have cut every item to itary engineering. There being only BODY FOR LOW jthe ultimate minimum for which an , $2,900 for all purposes for each year Jettective health department. can be | run in this state during the next | two years with the hopes that when | | leconomic readjustment has been salaries of the personnel were , the department decided to se~ completed this amount may be in- jcreased with profit to the state.” lect two ac ies to devote most of | Would Recognize Taxpayer in| Concentration of all activities re its time to ing on. These wete ae jlating to public health in one de- ' Providing For Health Work to improve the birth and death reg- tration, to such a point that a test partment is desirable, Dr. Whitte- | in Next Two Years Donen of the Federal Bureau of Vital Sta- might be sought, with a view ing admission to the Regis- tration Area, Complete accurate reg- | The present health department ths, deaths and com- w created by a legislative act, |which became effective July 1, 1923. | The health law created four divi-— jsions, division of statisti es is of first im- health department, Ith department j preventable diseases hygiene | budget to cart on) y Whittemore said. The second chief effort was the coordination of the health machinery its work in the next two years, it is | in sympathy with the demand for reductions and will keep re-! juests to a minimum, it is stated | lin the f ort of Dr. A. A. Whittemore health officer. | | “The last legislature passed a new ! public h th creating an advis- cote EVERYTHING IN cer together with several bu- | 3 ‘reaus, but provided only a nominal | |appropriation, not much more than | ‘enough to pay the salaries of the | persongel and not enough to do any } constructive health work for the) | ” says Dr. Whittemore. | “It is presumed that their inten- | jtion was to give the new organiza- | DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ‘tion time to work out their | pr gram, and then to present the re- quirements of the department to a subsequent legislature, which was on | the whole a wise plan, | “In view of the present economic | jstress, the reduction of taxes is im- ive. This department is in earty sympathy with this policy | WORK IS) REVIEWED | While child needs st Corwin Motor Co. 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