The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1926, Page 8

1 CRA ROO ACER ecm THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE . PAGE EIGHT a T 49 per cent profit cha Waite AT 7.04 YEARS : University of Michigan Pro- fessor Compiles Exact SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1926 inations and platform Minneapolis. railways as part of their regular service, The railroads are investigating ~{ the possibility of such service with their own planes or through ar- rangements with an airplane op- erating company, according to the the service would be to speed up WIND St. Paul Dispatch. Primarily, this: newspaper says, transcontinental passenger service, feamoe! as peeechacrs pa = the cree Fy go-St. Paul -air route to shorten Many Injured, Some Perhaps their journey in gl of time, tv Fatally, in Friday’s De- te or from the Pacific coast. 4 structive Tornado Ford Successful in Role of Fire Chief oper- dy to approv It will be op-] farm relief bill. and the greatest san Frineis- riously. ation of cards. mm that will give the nnypacker, chairman rather than the | . mits racial charac- are considered for entry at Figures on Autos Ann Arbor, Mich. Ma 1 n drive ahiaing d akota consumer an |; on the man- Oklahoma City, Okk., May 8— AP—Two persons are known to} Sudbury, Mass., May 8.—AP— have been Killed and more than Henry Ford, collector of colonial two score injured, three probably antiques and manufacturer of au- fatally, in a tornado which swept |tomobiles, was taking things easy ; i Mi: castern Oklahoma yesterday, Cre: ea sucessful experience ¢ flour from — — pled wire service today delayed | ** ty i ould be just enc 7, i * Pe When a serious brush fire threat- ge ptney Wows, Knauss to Run For pia en oat hie 46. ened his Wayside Inn yesterday, he si ly would be as rly . © Pr hah . ae to sible to eatimaee Register of Deeds Rete er vee ; ey es fect aeuiae Mies into Pf 1 0) Spiro, H ‘ confi Suet when they attempted to reach a The fire was confined to the ° aye ee ve brush. The tornado Visited widely sep- rot ¢ tl arated districts,” Although high | Two Are Overcome By y election. Fred | winds caus roperty dama; . i i Swenson, incumbent, is the only | various “communities, three’see, |. Heat in Minneapolis other candidate, so far as is known bore the brunt of the storm. ; Minneapolis, May 8.—AP—Two at Morse, in| persons were overcome by the heat {at the present time, 1 persons were. injured and Mr. Knauss has been a resident | houses demolished k for the past 24 years | Oklusee county. and were taken to General hospital nd is a graduate of the Bis-] Examinations today revealed today for treatment. They were « high school. He was for-| several of the injured suffered | Miss Ann Mallory and eth Had- ‘4 fractured skulls. ley, both of whom collapsed on the ee SY street. Railroads Consider” SR ER ry . _ $$ nr NTS ARRESTED | : Airplane Service k andits killed by Fre \ en stu- I. Nelson of Fargo, serv- cnee in Cass county jail for prohibition luw, escaped 20 hospit tside of the , if it runs to mount of flour a —————————— acation Days GIRLS _KIDNAPED y M Ve n in the Irkutsk A atenibahet Liat iidnaping More than 8,900 Ford cars from every section of the | ’ ’ ; : St, Paul, Minn, May 8—AP—| Young girls and selling them to Chin- country visited the Yellowstone National Park during Stun eres | a fnily wore arrested on “a | Aitpiane passenger service be- | (,accaruing. 0, word from, Irkutsk. the open season of 93 days in 1924. Here is real evi-~ val wheel-borrow | tween St. Paul and Chicago is un-| 17-year-old girl and took her across dence that for long tours as well as short trips, the Ford car is a favorite among motorists everywhere. ion|der consideration by the Great|the Chinese border, where he sold Northern and the Northern Pacific | her to a Chinese for $25, Ford popularity is based upon small first cost and low operating expense. 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