The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1925, Page 1

ws ERNE 0 <A. she 6 Fee es —__—_—_—____ Steet le er aeaial WEATHER FORECAST | LE] THE BISMARCK TRIBU N E | ono | ve Sy ESTABLISHED 1873 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER. 18, 1925 —_ a ; PRICE FIVE CENTS J | CONVENTION MAY ADOPT A COMPLETE PLATFORM COL. MITCHELL CONVICTED, SUSPENDED FROM ARMY FOR FIVE YEARS ONE OUTLINED | ; AT ALL NIGHT 4 COURT GIVES |Girl Bride is Rescued After ‘UNCERT AINTY | ITS DECISION F were Flight With ya idnapper ri PR RY AILS AS CONFER ENCE | Detroit, Dec. 18—Dorothy Zqno- | ' vitch is only 12, But into her 12 i years of life have been crammed more strange adventures than most | people find in three times that | | { Dream of National Farmer- length of t Labor Movement May Not ! Come True, Lemke Admits AFFAIR) ONLY, \ . | Fermer League Leaders Say Convention Will Revolt Against Sorlie, Nye nto Are nts when she ‘ Born in Ser! Colonel Found Guilty of Vio-|eentina by her 1 N was 4, the girl was brought to Am- ating th jnety-sixth erica a few Years ayo and lived with @ the Ninety-sixt her futher and mother in Lyneh, Kv Article of War Michael Savich, a laborer, boarded NOT ALL IN FAVOR | | Frazier Against Movement— wnley Not Expected to Attend Meeting ents’ absence, Savich drew u gun and compelled the girl to accompany him to Cumberland Gap, Ten iw their home. Made to Marry NT ANGE IS “LENIENT” Six months ago, during the par- tional Farmer-' } Former Air Chief's Military] where he forced her to marry ‘hin [Opinions of of \ , blattorm : : en he took her with him on a : ” | aT a ol Record During Warld War |{liehe through a dozen cities in the | Labor Leaders Will Be. | nuied under middle west. | ’ Hf , ft rrosp Mitigating Factor In each city Dorothy managed to | Considered, However trom thin scrawl out a letter and n | = i fates met in what was originally de- Washington, Dec. 18.—()—Vigor-| had tuken her aay by the ti Fei Aes cee AU an ai aia ruectiet oo ous methods pursued by Colonel Wil-| police could. be notified, he “propos n all night conference a plat bor state convention beg form was outlined for presentation to the convention whieh meetat 2 pom. ROH county, Will be criticism of what he ~ regard. ait. Dorothy decided on a last equate air defnse have despe resulted im’ an army court marti verdict finding him guilty of i ordination and suspending h the service for Lemke, in the Nonp sponsor of the the first on ith ae ettort or her freedom. She SUd- | pennies. from! set of ars j house bought mish avich kept her in. | Nam | Mitchell in’ ten years al aed, list Savieh brought her to De- tr ernor A, ¢ of Cooperstown, his rece: designate. Political | oppo: to the governor in his own party wer ank in expressing the idea th: an obscure editor until the ernor's action 1 him a figure of national prominenc Still, under 1 arrest, the bers cost 10 cents d colonel marked time todv while the! ould buy only one e: ' court's de! t and expressed the bi rty offe: on passed through reg- ich Gack 3 s to the secretary of on the front of the house and thence to President Cool-, Mixed Up Numbers iew and approva. h r erating less than three | te yesterday, the court found eH guilty of Violation of the O0th article of war “to the prejudice of good order and military “disci-| tight specifications in th met | ague —pro- home once of the num- And then she the same time other delegates wiving the were discussing the con- erent angle. Some Oppo ot all of the lon lers were openly third party Detroit notified and hey took up t But Dor a change of h opinion — th. around for a while politic: r of th Sena- r childish crowd will mill es were based on the colone Ps A h tor Del Patt Bee eae .colonel’s | ness, had six on upsid und then without de mpliahed ist ements of September! dawn, so that it looked like a. nine | thing helieve ! 1 the que ‘ hs fing police used i Dorothy Zonovitch advised ho compan Washington have found that girls make more efficient departments of “incompe- ngers than boys. whether the machinery it- i nowhere a t z : 4 4 i or whether we ne criminal negligence and “di econ Janey tawd veided ve plewe! becam May NOt Come Trac young ladies have been assigned to earry messages a nut the capitol paildis And how the Con | someone else to run the machinery. ‘raceful administration of areonau-| The nagiben cae a Dexothy tn Her! Wewke- udmitted 4h ssmen are seqding wires now! Lett ty ri the pluie are Retty Brown vel, Grace Stevens | Al ently were frankly displ ti ldgnot Correa pond ‘ his | hat m of a i and Virginia Voelckner ed with the Sorlie regime World War Service Considered did not correspond with suai, And ream of a nat | ei e other numbers on the stre cularly with the Nye appo er, the digits were new. eared it was evi- present here | Ree ty idea but. some “tha the country a e | mn mae for: it in which: eve ate E MAN WOUNDS WIFE FOR B Y H ; itary record of the aceused dur- ally will fail.” i rant RE F estimated that a sufficient the World waz,” as a mitigating! GALLOWS CHEATED BY | Lemke deela has had no com- | | 7 oe Hh number of third party men were on - actorcand desgribed the sentence as i THE SMALL SPACE OF munication with national Farmer- MOSUL AWARD lenie tT some of Ti ; pending Mitchell from “ra A duty,” in the arm rs, the court vigwed the | ~~ ~~~~~~~-~~~ ~~! TT 70 DEATH AND hand to definitely establish the move- - A H ONLY NINETY MINUTES por leaders, of whom were geral | rut us a factor in North Dakota iv sen ict With a Smile eu H cago, Dee. 18.) Ninet » yesterday. Their opinion m1 month | i phe same monchalance | tha | adtorsoharead to die « i. ‘Beyond the a erossy | 1 bitter enemy of Gov- F ed him during the long con- MEGhe azaligwes Text Wunder Lod orth Dakota Koerner, {| ernor » chairman of the over the air service, Colonel MeCarthy, 19-year-o! the 4 lican uo that he was her and killed himsy view eh Koerner, a telephone com {League djuster, had had) two nervoa ig he is not i ie ell ed the verdict with «| oe sata nding beside *hiuie} bb ” WAS FE tata ‘Dating ‘the in The was notified | . bene ajor Marry Leonard, judge ad- ; ; 1 Nain Public = Opinion Considers | al, é Sun avd : ‘ " moveme: conferen¢ i a : ry, that lis would be asked to tes-| epee, ” Wore Pp, : pat ek 924 Noi uestion Is Entering More - ten, G call for the mi nie tnd who is ex- y when the court. recone}, Peseta! “Were Pri satis count Jallsaare ving iscussed twet | Nonparti Q : eI Crime—Another Boy Near sal for the me tink and a x 4 The colonel, who once befo PH Sr er AE eaten ti bea ' Complex Phase Jzier said he is ready. to. battl refs sed tu appear before the court, Carthy for the noost Jimartisan lect had fi Ho the Pp | Death After Assault ie tn tne Nonparti that he will he. P i — ; : i : Cis De 1 a a | xnnewinan, Wi (yf third party idea ao } hla Hout en ie jor Rritish manda z , Informed abiservers, Ineleding Colonel Mitehelt helieve Bi marek for the } 42 years, won ™ me ae ceived: With consternation aa roat-' whe conferred with nike : . until President! the sympathy of Ube jury in his trial | Tike siRN PR ak eee to: ai GREY : Ie ee tly diy ere the opinion that t ' idge i I action on the! in district court this week on a charge | vores himanl? ot il herents fom: When the verdict reached A ue Cake Men : th rinny ¢ourt!s ot that he! of y ing the liquor laws, and the the league, Lemk but it a cabinet was called in extr word | H hor aint fees ald, and lott { t offer his resignation if the sus-: verdict of guilty, returned late y is rather t r yeas at. late into tha | him near death in/an abandoned di on is upheld. If his resignation | terday carried with it a recon i : i ight ¢ HM the angles of the ing and buffet car on a sidet ta ( Md cepted, friends »j tion for a ah ie Went tae , : ‘ alone Mitchell might consider en:| jury was out nearly ; i pre oe : dohn Steine : at tering polities Judge Coffey, fn’ passing sen| lied that tie date Son thet Fear of Being Willed by De- iniilag atten ii Suid, that he a sin and this morning on 10 who had i Nani but : ‘ oa mall dorsement of the tisan. ; in dpposition to Senator Lenroct, who| pleaded guilty to or heen convicted ‘| A within the vig entering upon p more) teetives Caused the Man to writter fimned gon: and would labor under ' is to stand for re-election. of criminal offense i ec Opponents of the The fos tban that obts aining prior to cinsendes Talsahline Woe eo 1p without it unles: term of court, took notice of the ‘ ague decision. the p: Surrender bmn hanged. COURT Was CONVENED 4 jury’s recommendation in the Measure Preparing for a “servility” of the Ie k “GET MITCHE! Vease and, after sentencing th : ogee’ t is the tool of Great a a Sey repres Washingto man to serve 90 days in juil and pay, cussion DE TRG two hd GeeRT lee cn : Gh Weare heat fred Kr that “ordinary a fine of $200 and costs, ordered the | ae he brands ith NCAR ete leading xovernment ck in the seelenties leader. They are ot here : was not followed Wiltiat Meontt | entire sentence suspended. Hl 18—)—With| “This movement,” said Lemke, “is ven ite today . duys of freedain on are giving their support to. one pierre radars de Sal sh BOT ANECE: for the moment, op years before it < by the | aten he sia action t order to “yet Mitchell” and get him Judge Coffey, were as follows: jie| ponents. in the senate wero marshal. Sawer at mention this shay SeTMN at helng Aedsby. dice laste: ine sae ep in. the right direction.” nuleke were made today ina atate: | Jos. Esbhelie engaging jail and a ine their for ty long] concerned with puny perso! esapinigte RoR hunting him on old indi tified a uckle and — bits C, Miller, Williston gent issued by Representati quor traffic, six months in jail and a tions but with principles invol Hic aninjonshere: un possible veng clothing whieh were found in. the : . " K. Reid of Mlinois, who chief | fine of $200 and cos sentence to, Minneapolis. as Heal Je ing net only stor the welfare of humanity white e sentenced with him, he ruins P ye ate by Gove: ean eee (eee, Canes: the ‘state peni- ghier, jthe prison here rather the, We P poral’s guard” Would attend the cons BILL WOULD CURTAIL tentiary. fi : for presentatio Bich Abie Biceaaaalltes, | [doliet penitentiary, tw whieh he ws ince ference was not borne out when mote POWER OF COURTS MARTIAL Amos Casey, engaging in the Liquor] O¥s, ,TENCrTatigns GF 2 pee, oles gnnuarl: polit: joricinally pe veurs aga. and end than 50 official and. unofficial doles Washington, Dec. 18.—(®)—The ie : prelenad i peer gates had arrived early today t first congressional echo of the ¢: martial conviction of Colonel W rwith fire 3 i ce to ques: | H. Jenkins, director tion him yes ‘ormer Days Recalled traffic, second offense, one year and| \' y Sula | | e of the ld i * eguard the United States should|ly some of them would try to attach six montha in the atita penitentiary. sufemuord Che Unied ater themselves to the movement but that led the p ichard Schafer, engaging in the ‘These reservations would be in ad-| every effort would be made to climi- q S : r lauuee y. After hours of| The days when’ Lemke liam Mitchell of the air service took} liquor traffic, six months in the coun-| _. te th ft e. fel erilline he 1 crime. Hi i : . + ' f } the five suggested by P. nate their influence, : lof the State de tment of public grilling: he the crime. He]of the Nonpartisan L i tative Lactaedian Boeraliots New | (iil and a fine of $200 and conta. (tents Harding and Coolidae. im thels| The former. all powerful Nonpar- i welf {Was steadfast in his declaration that | powerful in North. Dakota polities sative » Deeuatdia eocallat ae F traftiny ane see trike chemiy| mesedges urging ratification amd in-|tlaaa deaden, whe is credited by his | dudge Jenkins not hacked the body to pieces.| were reea E cht when confer- fT eousls RATER IR. Gronnentne | AuGratinetig one vant ined costen | cluded. in the resolution of adherence | enemies with having hand-picked and entire af however, founda s enee after prenee was held in dantonea of thore epnvicted ef eiblin| See Elleric the| by Senator Swanson, Democrat, Vir-| elected two complete sets of state Ronian “he airy in the ruins where the -[his quarters, With his coat off and sentence 0 se co Elias Ellefiood, engaging in the, by Pak hates te officers during the league's hey-day, DRIRUN EF. W ed body was found. sleeves rolled up Lemke | tion of the 96th article of war. liquor traffic, second offense, one) #inia. whicl Reaeue of Nations issue | characterized as ridiculous the idea! Poison Found in Vat of Olives’ NiGita ties nee swing prospective dele ——_—_——___ year in the state penitentiary. i 2 sls that the purpose of the meeting was is Nenkina’ oitiee ; ig aut | Lecher Boy Near Death line. Jacob Diede, engaging in the liquor janes ee ee tae tion of the|™erely the “ghosting” of the present] in Grocery, Also in Bottle Iduitdigieered (methods aRHateceed nie |e dihe. Lech boy was found yester-| Possibility of A. C, Townley, fath= fale, eight months in jail and al vrctocel. are hopeful that they ean (controlling faction in the league. He f Milk {confession of murder and scores of day in the abandoned railroad car,|er of the Nonpartisan le ‘attend- fine of $200 and costs, balance of Fain a TciGhite at the uemabe ten tala dranded as felee intimation by ol Ly | roliberi jthe doors of which were found bar- (Continued on o wentence to be Suspended on certain) 90eein 8 reservations they will put} his opponents that the idea of the patina) fred. Police battered their way in we » WILL PROLONG | conditions after 60 days have been tatwcitd . Sree meeting was to construct a vehicle} Madison, Wi 18.-(P)--Po-| Claims Third Degree Methods {and from a corner heard a muffled | 4-———— served, 2 enabling him to ride into power as}jice here ‘tod vere centrating| Perry declared that he was starved! cry. They found the boy, his eloth- i Nels Peterson and Joe Wallin, en-! Time For Final Vote In Doubt _ | United States /eenator from North] tS, efforts Mioara| cnningedcwa | and beaten, Ue Chieaee dctseliees ate Ine toes Ree eHin eee iunds,|| ast Minute | vi | easing ini beiaua:Oatie aeet ee With the opening gun in the battle | Dakota at thé 1926 election, “The |a poisoner who has ctr ea eee et pes , eleven months after| face and fect. fr e had pull? | News Bulletins | en four months in the county jail and/ q.04 onty yesterday by Senator Swan | idea is above peraonalitien and above hundreds of homes. the murder. ‘Once, he said, they |ed stra y to keep warm. | \ hae sg aaO Ane Coste, sentences [8}son, none of the leaders would parties which no longer serve the] Discovery of poison in a large vat! forced him to drink a gallon of water Without food and water for hours, | &¢———————_—__ ture an opinion today as to the time | People,” he said. of olives at the grocery of a final vote. The more optim ned condition. He rushed to a hospital where to- establish-| without stopping and threatened to! h suspended after 3 days have been tance of one way intment of Piper brothers yesterday| throw him from the third story Washington, Dec. 18.—(4)—Og- c 4 served. id it probably was several weeks | Which he believes the proposed Farm-| provided police with a new mysters,| dow and announce that he hed conn according to physicians, he was} en H. Hammond of New Jersey William W. inglis, Represent-) Little Case Still Before Court | ald it probably wi thought it might |er-Labor party could serve the na-] This followed idiscoveny ot pore ty | minted wiede tut confessing. lat the point of death. Wis, hominated today to be am- , js Trials of the: case .of ‘the stote ive. |i) vores months away. tion, Lemke pointed to an inherit-a bottle of milk on the donrstep of| His father, who urged Nin tergone| ore fonver boy declared that he ssader to Spain, ing Operators, Makes This | Albert Little, charged with grand] Pe,some montis away: that both {ance tax plank which may. be. in the home of a member of the Uni-| fess to escape further ill treatment, had been attacked by a negro. Sev. Soba rise mnie ee a lereeny in connection with the al- 1 ides will contribute freely to the de. |Perated in the preposed new par! versity of Wisconsin faculty. added to his son's sto eral suspects were rounded up by wat Pain Mane Dec: Meee Ay Declaration leged theft of a quantity of barley.| Pit? Doors additional reservations | Platform, if it does go a None of the olives in the vat had} Judge Jenkins asserted his belief police, but at an early hour today the par ie. WER Bee oye e was started yesterday morning and| bat brought ‘under consideration. | Adopt one. Under this p been sold to customers of the firm! in Perry's innocence. He said ine boy had been unable to identify any we “geayrence Mercantile com- 18.—(@)—“The | as Still in progress today, following! Hi: uscion and disposition of these| exempt from tax, : me | methods used in obtaining h as the man who had attacked him. | AMY store here today caused ex: ‘Philadelphia, Dee Papas a night session, The prosecution cessarily will consume much ad-|of lees than $100,000 but would tmul-|. Umbrella handles ave naw being) ene Glabotiedttas the in| timated ‘logs of $100,000. Fire- Hy peaetlcal effect’ oF verner rested its case at 10:15 a. m. today aitional time, a4 tiply the tax on larger fortunes.! made to hold c 's, thus serving| human ingenuity of a policeman could | &-———————_____--_» luth had a hard fig ht t » bubdae inchot’s course in offering his p: | and, aften a motion for directed ver- nator Walsh, Democrat of Mon-| This, he said, would be only one part! algo as a smoker's companion. contrive.” i | Weather Report | a iy fis 0 jue Posal to end the @nthracite suspen-| dict in favor of the defendunt had of the program to change the exist- . { the blaze, which for a time sion and in making coal one of the| been denied, the defense began the| tna, has prepared a series of ad: | tng orden | &-—__—_________________« | threatened to spread throughout subjects for consideration by she ex-| Introduction’ of ‘evidence, "Tie cane) dresses. in aupport of adherenc | the business district, - Ys Temperature m. 19 tra Session of the legislature “is to ‘nny require the balance of the day. |Chairman Borah of the foreign re-| 0 —"""""""—__ gs Ig. ieee ea 3 prolong the strike, increase the ub-| ™,revute complete the eriminal| lations committee, a leader of the ir- | NEWS BRIEFS f Gilbert Swan Takes Dean’s Place Highest vesterday a Washington, Dec. 8—(?)—The lie’s inconvenlence, add to the d36-| calendur for this term, with the ex- Regal manne Mie lees me the aon H Tam... .. O| 8PPFepriation of $75,000 for a new tress suffered by the mine workers\ ception of the case of the state vs. tana acnaton and deliver his cdiees | ——<—$___—______——_ Today a new name appears below the “In New York” ‘Hicheae ean relay 1G| Pestoffice at Jamestown, N. D., i and to the losses of the industry and Nellie and S. Nickelby, charged with in aareran sere 7° Minot, N. D—The f scan colunin on Page 4. Weather Forecast youd eas Ard oa cane Se ae acon eae William se lae oo Ek tar otithe preaiie Save Anate sy a wheat pool. will ie aine Those who have followed the daily sidelights of New York For Bismarck and vicinity—Most- Repre entative Holl, Repubheas, W. Inglis of the operators. Ing judge | have been filed in this ac.| LENROOT ARGUES FOR cussed at meeting here January 7-8 as observed by James W. Dean will be interested to know that ily, unsettled tonight and Saturday| that state. He assumes as he has done in the be tried at this} AMERICAN ADHESION t,” said the statement, “that the | fom, 24 Ht cannot be tried at this)" Wrovicton, Dee. 18—“P—Pro-| Mandan, N. DocGharles Heineme ‘e of governor earries with it the} “Judge Coffey, plans to adjourn the | Ponents of the world court contin-| er, former sheriff of Mercer count Dean has recently been promoted to a position of considerable jwith possibly snow by Saturday; importance, colder Saturda In seeking his successor it was endeavored to find one who For North -I Belfast, Ireland, Dec. 18,—(P) kota—-Mostly unset-] —The strike of the members of ‘ight and ies -| ued to hold the stage today in the} was critically injured when an nuto- aintod wi itled tonight and. Saturday with pos-| “As ial” constabulary in + pee areca ieee a tho) Tee sentash UNen A teses oil enator Lenrool, Republican, fields clone ie Ge tan Neila at he oe remit, Be {sibly snow by Saturday; colder Sat- teat agalnat their disbandment tandpoint of politi : F A aking up, the argum Phd m Ape 5 ur ended today when the strike lead- The. simple Pape eee ar poe, sealed, here: by the whith af. | forAmerican adhesion where it was Minneapolis.—Two men held up a It was aslo desired that the conductor of this column be a Weather Conditions crn accepted the government's of, ending, the, trouble,” the statement] fauvity of prejudice have been filed, | left off yesterday by Senator Swan-| clerk in the Av Tec. been aetna keen observer of Iife aaa people, a writer who could convey Somewhat unsettled weather con-| fer of two months’ pay for each concluded, “would have been for the | f4#vits of prejudice have by son, Democrat, Virginia, in opening| ment company offices und obtat the color of places and events, catch both the humor and pathos ditions prevail this morning. The| man on dismissal, governor to advise the mine Workers’ y the debate. more than $1,000. ‘of metropolitan | nd select such incidents as would be of low pressure area is still central leaders, whom he has merely buoyed “4 Asserting that there was much pes flaat general interest, over British Columbia, but the high Washington, Dec. 18.—(2)— 4 up by false hopes, that their best TODAY IN WASHINGTON propaganda on both sides of the ques-| Minneapolis.—-Mrs, Stella Campbell se qualities, the ‘Tribune believes, are possessed by the {Pressure area which was central in| Extension for five yeare of the eourse,was'to Jab the Fon go t6 work Tax bill awaits final approval Fon ha Wisconsin senator said most Georgian, eines maahand, Al lexi sian Ge hee Kelsie diitet Geant DORBeNE , ith southwest is moving slowly cast-| time for converting war risk in | the old wages an Pe isput o at in 0 pposit ion “is very mis-| Georgian, radical as been ordered 186 ig bah pad oe sf | d. second “low” covers the surance has mn rect ded a points to arbit ion, if they could in vorid’ court discussion contin- || leading, And alleged statements of deported to Russia, was denied re Possibly the best recommendation that can be given him is Opper Great Laks werinn! to the house veteran’ tates not be settled in negotiation between ues in senate. fact are made that , have not the} statement of her American «citizen. | that he was Deg sonal choice as a successor, ORRIS W. ROBERTS, by Director Hines of the veterans the parties,” slightest justification. . ship. Official in charge.] bureau. , ‘ ’ . ; ' ‘ ‘ ‘ sete zs