The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1926, Page 1

\ Local Srenseanlon ua he or Tuesday. Cooler tonight. THE BIS | ATTEMPTED CHICAGO JAIL DELIVERY FAILS BISMARCK, NORTH H DAKOTA, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1926 * KEEP UP FIGHT FOR FARA) “Corn Belt Committee Meets at Tes Moines Today to Plan Tuesday's Session COMMITTEE TO ISTORM TAKES | Pavtiter oe or vice Ring, Sam |BOMB TEARS _ | BROOKHART TAKES PART Members Talk of Launching Presidential Boom For Frank 0. Lowden — Des Motnés, le. July 19-0 —With the n ne ty ircheht loading station over the ‘ Pelief until ewecess warten decir of-|surrounding country, leaving behind em organ what you see here, shreds of lumber, perl ‘trom n sates on arr! SiR bent rue 7 os pe we eed ac i today. ing oO! late of John UXON wt hore coder, ter « scheduled meee (his family ‘ia one lof the “unsolved lay ‘the foundation for meeting {mysteries the Lake Denmark bi Tues of its working unit. the ugr.- is his if cte near the scene o' committee of 22 v.2ich spon. jthe explosion, but no trace of the peo- ill-fated McNary-Haugen adhe has been obtained. party for the seat held by Senator a progi his presence here at continue out of control in northeast- Dill in the session of congress just ihc concluded. Taking an active part in pl id for the meeting is former Senator Smith me /W. Brookhart, who was unseated in the senate shortly before @ vote was sinivarsancanees:| CONTINUE OUT Cummins, whom he defeated in the i recent had garry election. That i Mr, Brookhart will be a — in the \ deliberations, as well as in the Re- publican ape ibaa which nah . | Jaws Uhe eorn belt conference, is ack- — Peal ghar io ower Biacies the Several Families Rescued, r. Brookhart’s endorseme! i . | From Flames’ Path By this time linked with a well defined Volunteer Fighters unfriendly attitude of the committee : of 22 to the committee at Washington adds col baie Re Fated - ‘ren tha: fortheomi - Whectwill have more or less of 2 po-| ern Washington, northern Idaho and litical si western Montana with daring rescues by volunteer fighters preventing a growing death toll. Montana and ve ral leading 2,000 fighte: to stem blazes int ator is the nominee of the Republican of the e arier corn belt committee’ Stattle, July 19—(AP)—Forest fires. amialeiretion Blamed Defeat of the McNary-Haugen bill is attributed by the committee to the Coolidge administration and resent- ment of its members is so pencaners that there is considerable talk of launching @ preeideesltl boom at this time for former Gov. Frank 0, Lowden se ‘St Minos, The tentative program of the corn delt committee follows generally the lines Jaid down in the defeated mess-| ‘ ‘ure. The principal feature of the pro-. inds, continue ite large stands of valueble Hower, Fires were generally reported contro! in pther sections of the mVolanteer Pern in yesterday suc- ceeded if saving the town of Super- jor, in northern Montana, but, lost consrat ,of the feniee. which Swept the town. west’ of, ram is to provide for control and, fi position of surplus agricultural’ jenval! Tipe production through a si epilation o the administrat se a pose ‘George IN. Peck, Moline, man of the committee o: LA t side over the conference i families wapped. in their homes ing Tuesday. Today’ ip Aer thel40 sides south of Bentile. A hi corn belt com: re le up of heads} win; 90 traapes remen in the ‘of the middle-| Pend Oreille forest. north of Sand Pont, Idaho, but they were rescued by vangers, ier National Parke in the Black- feet forest, is estimated to have cov- ered, 10,000 ecres ‘and destroyed num- erous ranch bui slation ings. ushed through & to rescue TOWN OP PERIOR, MONTANA. NACE D July 19—()—Fac- jon comparable, ac- cording to district forestry officials, trous fires destroy- timber, en- reds of men. control of deal of the American riculture, Wheaton, Minn. John Hammill and several dignitaries of other states will participate in the| ern [dabo and western Montana, High winds were fanning the flame: No loss of life has been reported although dozens of -ranchers have been burned out. With the aid o presiive gmp. volunteers fogny were uineS flame front which for two rae meres naced the little town of BUY AMERICA FIRST THE NEXT DAY COOLIDGE, OF COURSE 1, er times ‘Thet's clvili civilisation. ae (9 have the Fi t kind of stocks: ‘you may go to Pea and for- get your eas. ‘The American tele- pis art is earn- 12 cent, 10) 4 sig Mr. pho you ow tl oe ors Vale. e earning at the hare on more if Pate Bat besi MP Why invest n money in foreign bonds? Bey merics fi When an ofticer told jim of some eon wonderful PF orn y Natsiore wu would say, “! ‘do the next day?” : . “*rflan Willa” ‘com ied esate. bir training *< ye oy tenn 1 court. . jobile, the Itallan airman, retupns jee hi North Pole ‘iat | next to the ‘That's mire a ion and Ni pret a ir. Conse- pe Me energy mainapring, "Benato Cummins, to whole wert Toa ike For Bismarck and ne asdersbies tonight or T ial a| Because of on anthracite mine cave NINE LIVES IN EASTERN. 5. Lightning. Rain and Wind Storms Do Damage Esti- mated at $250,000 8 BOYS ARE MISSING New England States Hardest Hit—Coney Island Throngs : Panic Stricken New York, July 19.—U@)—Nine @eaths and property damage esti- mated at $250,000 today marked the path of Sunday's electrical, rain and wind storms from Ohio to Maine. In addition three boys, who set out in a canoe from Sandy Hook, N. J., were missing. Four death: New England were caused by vlightning. ur others were killed by Hen ‘trees or drowned in New England during storms. Marie Ange Du of Adams, Killed Hig a Tightnine bolt and injured her brother, ru ied a db ‘ind and rops were damaged by wind an hail in ine and New Hampshire, At Coney Island, police reserves were called out to handle panic’ stricken throngs trying to board feains for homg after the storm At Portsmouth, N. H., a terrific) wind whirled seashore pebbles up in- to the sky and blew them ubout. Hundreds ‘of windows were broken. ye hail stones. were reported as large as golf balls. DRY QUESTION Test Oil Well to Be Put Down.Soon West of Pingree Jamestown, ND. J D., July 19—(AP) A test oil well ix to ve put down west of Pingree, in-this county, ‘in the next month, parties there an- nounce. It will be drilled by Thorpe Brothera of Des .Moines, Iowa, and! operations are to start as soon as the equipment, being shipped from Okla- hema,-arriyes,, Oti, indicati have been discovéted ..in several. deep water wells*of Pingree vicinity, and a number of options secured on neigh- boring farnis by the company making | ‘the test. TWO HOUSES |MERCURY HITS 108 AT LISBON FOR A RECORD se ss omni | tion of Another Party Loy- Highest Tneradens in Bie-! marek Yesterday. Was 98— | Auewita, Ge, duly” Prediction Is “Cooler”, bi ition mandneat wh al day oe SAYS BORAH: rst | July 19.—GP)—Al mn of the pro! ‘ ‘are the practices making hell of Europe to- the opinion of Senator joel Bopoblican, Idaho. te historic First Britten church, the scene of The mer eh today lacked anly two deg ualing yeuter- - day's mark, Pt ing to readings | at the weather bureau here. At | Woodrow Wilspn’s boyhood worship, 3:30 thin afternoon “the -officlal | the Tako senator told a capacity au: reading wan 96 above zero, og dience last night that positive en- highest “point reached ‘of the 18th "amendment “Cooler” weather ia tomorrow, although doen not venture to" state how much cooler it will be. forcement of had never been “bolsheviam in declayed that Russia, fascism in fealy, military dic- par in Poland and nullification SWALLOWED BY MINE CAVE-IN, orem actin Pash Sali i North Dakota yesterday, according! thit stitutional government. ‘to weather reports received here this | re hag never been the moral morning from the 18 reporting sam ‘and determination which 25 Houses in Danger Zone—35 Families Have Been Forced to Move ment,” he contin- tions throughout the state, The mer- necuenaat Seemerce™ ‘only method of cury there reached 108, the highest! taking the prohibition issue out of record in the state this politics would be td make it plain leon rapersed 104 yeste: that the constitution would be enforc- dale 103 and Fessenden 100. If neither national political par- The highest’ point reached in Bi marck yesterday was 98 definite stand on meee Hibitien, he suggested that “the ple organize = er party wi ich government weather bureau, although will be loyal to constitution.” thermometers on the streets, exposed| ‘The peohibitten sontzoyaray, he to the hot raya of the sun, a. Sas liered said, has develo; into “the most well above the century important issue, cy a nt eee the Peach Orchard coll Only six points in the bron “report.| ing e people. can ever be called upon to main line of the De re ed any precipitation yesterday and! consider. son railroad is so seriously affected the amounts were insignificant. Bot-| Introducing Senator Borah, Wil- that trains have-been rerouted. Sev-, tineau had the greatest amount of jae H. Fleming, former Democratic ed ehrloads oe carday dropped into rain for ngressman from the 10th dist: Wilkes Barre, Pa., July 19.—()— in, two large dwellings have disap- peared. into the earth in Pars&ns jorough and two smaller houses stand on the brink of # cavern at 12 of an_ inch. when a rail- on rainfall rej rts were ‘Williston, warned that the “Democratic Donkey road spur leading to lumber yard) J Po gdon, .04; | would break out of his pasture in the wy swallowed. Lisbon: 03; and indale, .02. south and seek more fertile fields if cracks in the earth ald low Dark storm clouds which appeared that any should nominate hllegs indicate, men said in the south and west cay aH candidate upon a wet platform.” e —— . ty-five get an saxiously Ne Mieaity would Montana Disbars ‘ascites dos.| Former Attorney General of N. D. reed to move but the storm passe: r-| marck without more than a few drops Helena, Mont., July 19—()—T. F. Great Falls attorney, and fo: of rain. mef attorney general of North Da- Some relief from the extreme he kota, was disbarred from practice as shfare. is held out by the weather bureau into the cave| fi for Sonigeh and tomorrow. T! ta, an attorney in Montana by order of the state supreme coast Saturda: i official prediction is “Thunder McCue _ wi obi a about 2s quarter mile borough’s main thoro The houses that fel were unoccupied, the families having deserted them several weeks ag: i when the first cave in occurred at —— the Peach Orchard mine. SOUTH DAKOTA Pillar robbing is alleged to have TWO DEATHS FROM HEAT bee: cause of ubsidence and, Sioux Falls, S. D., Ri 19.—M— is held by some to heve Excessive heat was blamed for two en ponsible for a cave in andj deaths yesterday. hgh ae, rakes, Me xplosion two w: s mas one here, where iners were ki Los and the other at satchel, w where half of @ clien seriously injured. 107 testimony in degrees was reached, Mexico Threatened. a rary Sees fare Cones widboat suffleient fund we Ralevey % | Siivcholte 1 107 ak to igi h trib nal found him sub- Masih City, July Tay eto Peont-! test on record, ENA hurriedly 1} ie rn “ers tonight or Tuesda; ‘be when seven several oth- . fect to di charges and referring to the third said quality of parr WEATHER oF oat eaten 3 the year es ‘week opened, we ro towns report tem] ios Sunday and : jonen : the cen mark, 60 ated Lostin : Jugo Slavia Floods) ow i ty fe Austria, July waite as in ta cele Wane eee Moreral village with toe the fo CK TRIBUNE [aime ISTMPORTANT lowu» nsct see was shot , brother, Lye feet. city editor of th ;was the victim of a conspiracy grow News agai yratnn ge liquor traffic and v al to ‘Constitution i ENTER PLEA OF ment on the first two | fe, th] sion, early Sundsy dlew if _PRICE FIVE CENTS 15-INCH HOLE IN JAIL- WALL Midget Slayer, Sentenced to Hang, Believed Responsi- ble For Blast INMATES CAUSE UPROAR Martin Durkin and Robert Scott Among Prisoners in “Murderer’s Row” Chicago, July 19-—(4)—The record of escapes and attempted escapes from the old county jail was given its most spectacular entry when dmuggled dynamite, fashioned into a bomb and believed to have been set by Henry J. Fernekes, midget slayer, in an attempt to escape impending doom on the gallows, blew a 15-inch hole in the west wail. Twenty-four coed either con- victed or awaiting trial for murder, including Martin Durkin, eik gun- ee and Robert Scott, were in “mur. rs’ row” most of them confined is second tier cells leading directly to the broken wall, when the ex- plosion shattered the Sunday calm of the building. The dynamite had been swathed in blankets. Only that fact apparently kept it from tearing a hi hi through the wall. The escape w: folled only by inches, the force of tl smothered explosion ripping throug! all but three inches of loose brick facing the outer well. Commotion Follows With the explosion there sprang up a tremendous commotion, both inside and outside of j has has not been witnes: since the jail de- livery which five years ago released “Terrible” Tommy O'Conner, on the eve of his execution. Guards, armed with repeating rifles, sprang out to surround th: jail a moment after the report hi echoed uway and police reinforce- ments were rushed to the locality. Hundreds of citizens, atteacted by the blast w h was heard tor blocks, came quickly to the scene, und re- ed to gape at the guns of the ards and police who had been or dered to shoot to kill the fire prisoner attempting to escape. Inside the jail, audible to th crowds without, the prisoners, dea: ened by the. explosion and in panicky fear that the roof of the structure would tumble down upon them, set up a wild clamor of shrieks and yells, milling about in cells and bull pens, and raising a mighty uproar. Bomb Materials Found Every lead, police said, pointed to er of the Canton (0.) Daily News, who front of his garage early Friday morning. His, News, declared the slain man out of a campaign by the Canton and his activities in g a cleanup of the police department. ide Prom Auto | SNOW FALLSIN nase tierra one | NORTH PART OF GOPHER STATE Philip Kohrt, 10, was instantly, Huge Flakes Fall For 20 Min-; i Fernekes. He denied that he placed killed near vere lave yesuruey vhen a blade from an automo- fun broke loose and struck him in the head, The accident oceurred when Gus Kohrt, the lad's father, raised the hood of utes Yesterday on North Mike bomb, denied he had made a dash Hor the spot immediately after the ex- Shore Lake Superior [plosion, as other prisoners testified he did, and asserted he stood calmly by until order was restored. Then his cell was searched, and the guards a friend’s machine to trace the source of a peculiar noise. found a ae of penis which parr py Oy St. Paul, July 19.—(%)—It snowed yesterday " afternoun in the north woods of Minnesota while the Twin Cities and surrounding country sweltered in 100 degrees weather, Jay Gould, state game and fish commissioner, who is on a camping trip up north, vouched for the snow story over the telephone. His party is on the nofth shore of Lake Su; ior, between Beaver Bay and pit : Rock, 250 miles north of St. Paul. ' A fog bank rolled off Lake Super-— ior late in the day, said Mr. Gould, and an icy breeze brought snow clouds. For more than 20 minutes huge snowflakes fell melting, gapid- Later it changed to a cold rain Shieh froze on the windshields of PASTOR WILL sea d panatatrae 4 of which, police making a dynami Fernekes was arrested on April 8, 1925. He was identified as a leader of w band that had robbed dozens of banks and as the slayer of five men. DONAHEY WILL USE GUARD IN MURDER PROBE National Guard and Dry En- forcement Department to Start Investigation are ysed in SELF DBFENSE: Fort Worth Evangelist, Charge With Murder, Ad- dresses Huge Audiences Fort Worth, Texas., July 19—(4)— av. J. Frank Norris, Baptist evangelist and fundamentalist leader, charged with murder for slaying D. E. Chipps, wealthy lumberman, in his church study Saturday, preached to overflow audiences Sunday as his at- tdrneys drafted « sclf defense plea for presentation before the grand blistering sun gave the Twin Cities a temperature of 95 and sent the mercury up to 107 at Mitchell, 8. an all-time record there for July. The heat caused one death in Min- DULUTH NEWSPAPER MEN DENY SNOW FELL. SUNDAY Puluth, Minn., July 19.—U)—W. T. Thompson, ~ ging editor, and wil. liam_F. Hen business manager of the Duluth "Herald, denied today that | snow fell Sunday in the Arrowhead country as reported by Jay F. Gould, state game and fish commissioner. Mr. Gould, who is on a camping trip in the Beaver Bay district, re- ported by telephone rene he had wit- peered the snowfall for 20 minutes and that it later changed to a cold at froze on automobile wind- refrained from any of the shooting but told his congregation that his faith was stronger than ever. Released on $10,000 bond shortly after the shooting, Dr. Norris made a tatement to authorities declaring he shot Chipps in self defense Chiles, according to Dr. Norris, came to t! First Baptist church study and threat- li the pastor dis- remarks about Mayor and other city of- . H. Nutt, an official of the church, was the only eye witness to the shooting. He told a story si lar to that of Dr. Norris. that Chipps threatened the pastor, but he was unable to describe etal shooting as he did not see obtain the gun. The took the pistol from Columbus, Ohio, July 19—@)— Governor Vie Donahey will use. the Ohio National Guard and the state prohibition enforcement department -—the only forees at his disposal— to candice an avesripetion of the Mell ublisher anton Ay iy News.” ‘he chief known such today to atten exposition at Ph iphia. The governor’s plan is to send members of the intelligence section of the guard and prohibition opera- tives to Canton. Garment Workers on Strike Are Arrested New York, July 19—(AP)—Two hundred striking garment raged were arrested today cha: Seorherly. conduct. Nearly 100 pi hompson and Mr. Henry, whe d through the affected esterda} today that the! “d re rm but denied there Dr. and! Mrs. Mrs. Walsh Plead Not Guilty to ChargesAgainstThem w Wash gee ames frolmen invaded the dlatrict et Walsh, today were arraigned on 25th and S9th streets and he chatace of balng the principal aad pe- and Eighth ‘Avenues and herded th censary in vet, abortion aver ‘tion per- strikers into patrols. formed on itt reene, ed ME nn spore state ward whose dismembered heey ASSESSED dh, ea FINES OF $5 Se aat u and we New York, July 1 + pall of $15,000 for, the cian ‘and $2,000 for hiw wife. 9—UPK—An at: tempted parade by a large Se pe Gonobo atiiking gazmont weckten wes lice are searching throughout the phy bi by hho row! Foi Scrat aap ate ho fod east for Dr. Leo J. so, as an sccensry, v School bactadones an neha Si. N.D. D., pols Bt if to draw a gun. Detectives declar- ed they failed to find a pistol when they searched Chipp’s clothing. Safe Cracksmen Rob ) Fargo Store N. D. duly duly 19—(AP)—Ex- rt eracksmen, working so quietly rk: gway outside the“building not hear lo~ fe, broke mig steel cab! net af safe, & cabinet sa‘ ttempted to ecek totem They #500 1 in silver, and’ sate as worthless