The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1927, Page 1

N ===] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1878 ¢ BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1927 : PRICE FIVE CENTS Bratiano’s Death Brings New Crisis in Rumanial|m tones © TROSRED \Bomb Explosions Continue WARDEN SHIT FOR DUTY IF |REMUS’ SISTER TESTIFIES AGAINST GANGLAND WAR a —————e RIOTS OCCUR e HIM IN CINCINNATI MURDER TRIAL ap beg tol herein cit Urae Him to| tga men coe BANK ROBBER ° Ten On wovesnas Sal Spokesman Pleads For Lenien< cy, But Warden Smith Peal | Aenea ts coe] INTEXASSHOT | Escape eee Pe Bomb Makes No Promises ruled in Qbjections to Cer- BY OFFICERS Is Tossed in Bedroom as tain Testimony Companion Probably Mortally : \ aw “s : 25.—(P)—One of the most \ LIBERAL PARTY DOOMED tad ene Situation Complicated by Ill-| Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 25—(P)— ) “ q 4 1 rit ness of Titilescu, Foreign | eee ee eer eich ect| Wounded — Attempting to |50 GANGSTERS ARRESTED ot chlrna cameo ah ood are oh Affairs Minister called to testify against him'today| Rob Bank at Odessa Pin ae. dred couvicts ho’ gusterdse heme in his trial for murder for slaying Sporadic Outbreaks of Ban- i . é : . caded themselves in‘a cell house Bucharest, Rumania, Nov. 25.—| his wife. . Odessa, Texas, Nov. 25.—(7%)— : 3 RR ‘ fought national guardsmen and (AP)—Rumania was in the midst of| Mrs. Ryerson was composed when| The first bank robber to die in the ditry Mark Thanksgiving 8s : ciao ve Bo Leonel battle that a new political crisis today because|she sat down, but very pale and| War declared by the Texas bankers} _ Holiday Celebrations . i . ; ied to Wine isit | las "Titulesou, minister ‘of foreign| 2% & half previously che had been| n'a duel with officers here ‘shortiy| _ Chicago, Nov. 25—(®)—Explo- : the wun Wit SAGE they tea Seed affairs, who has double pneumonia, | °° hysterical to come into the| before dawn. | sion of another bomb, the third in ’ off oben zi het ft bons A had stood complicated the situation. te emer Won mo & companion were| as many mights, at the home of Pet- : #3 : . : : 500 men sad reloaeed Cane Eee ecause 0! tense atm: | Si sh ¥ enter ‘iti- : a four tuned he apt as SO [pada at aah | oe ial When ty re SE eed ncn ; | Reeder had oe beg ind troops throughout the country | Price Hill mansion here, she testi- mand! lice today a: indication that “ ——d The dead Ray Si ‘were i to be read; . of Sheriff Reeder Webb of Crai e toway as an indication 5 ‘ are Ray Singleton, as- with any demonstrations by how af “Octber 5, Tat, before: werd iat county, he and his three companions, Chicago's gangland is ee ile f Soldiers of the New Mexico National. Guard are shown halting an automobile near the state line. The si shot ia toe First rush pares former Crown Prine and led Manin Eden PEGG ea Ged andthe oh ot Boar Gen| She We, Sona a ec an eae gare sonora cnt iy 'in Cooma | eat Chae Glan, ate, bese , ‘arol. ratiano, who dominated . fel an oth- 4 3 |. W. W. Strikers, w’ esultant ‘bloodshed. lers now are stationed on the motor highway south Hv 7. \ Rumania for nee than a aaaeter, of park the next Monday, she said er dropped with wounds physicians| 2% Was slain a few years ago. Po- of Trinidad, Colo., and north of Raton, along the state iiue. ees eile) Ebene poor @ century, was more than any other mw, ee lee SFvodhatgense| gg atte fatal. {lice saw in the bombing soon after convicts, : : Gli « wihKs CEM a a Oc eis individual responsible for the re-| Remus after he came home, she said bb reported he dis-| Tha” . G E -| covered band: rel ‘pineapple,” as bombs, are 4 Hughes, secretary to Warden Smith, netukettin ae Be Bayne Rissiecn anon a coll on anctior coon, He’ sail called in gang Parlance, was tossed K EAD AS Seven Lost COURT ORDERS roe ‘the hips Chases ee * e g iy into the bedroom, but members o: , guard, sai near be- , BY Erp baclpere! eded eee conversation was when she Erected ar. hom: petal iresiy oo the family were in another part of cause of knife and 's Sheen efor Se | Bing haar ret “er | ten ql when Rie apa | to oid sad a TH OF} #9 Wine Fire) RETURNABLE feet year-o ‘ing Michael. H "i nt the robbers would not surrend- ade tpenditer- ou b Ys asked to preside until Sunday, when | 220 Js, Setmidts deputy in thelies, Spingola and - widow of Angelo =< oot. office of ihe county court clerk, was its | Genna, led by a detec- Terms of Warden Smith were ac- ing wish for. the simplest of burials. Remus Objects to Question “erage following a femteed Leer Pyne prneoger Be on the nized—Hope Is Abandoned eges pe a informed of plans ‘ rincess Helen, whom, Carol de-| “Did you send ay subpoenas in| beries the southwes ina isd th p ote, 1 in, ! ngs f es Ohi» Man Kills Two Ste, For Five Others Missing ‘ augurating a campaign of starvas serted wee seh fed to ris with behalf of Bamuy in the ivoree cane lew weeks, Only One Genna Left psons, Sinclair and Five Others Must| tion as possible measure to prevent: ————— The six Genna brothers were once] wound, His Own Son, Th — further viol the premier’s death. She fears that| asked Sibbald. n the city’s boot-| ‘Wounds ppl las ior, Ati 5—(AP)— pam ears as i REDUCTION OF - hee — Seok Bea Sot Superior, Ariz., Nov. 25—(AP) Show Cause Why They Are Carol will attempt to return and has| Remus leaped up with an obj Commit Fire in the main shaft of the Magna ” whose name was already expressed her determination tion. Judge Shook. overruled. rested in a police round up Wednes- a Copper company’s mine here was Not in Contempt not sevialed, pleoded for. lent to leave the country if he does. Remus-wished to argue and the jury day night, is the only one to remain A 2 * believed to have. taken a toll of for the rebellious convicts ee the " here. The others were killed in| Painesville, Ohio, Nov. 25.—()—| seven lives. . Saieeenk ith] Warden Smith refused to ‘arol Urged to Be Ready “This same brief case here, which gang feuds or left the country un-|Peter McCrory, 47, Fred Cook, 29,|' Two charred bodies were recog-| Washington, Nov. 25.—()—With ‘die Carol’ nuvi rs have: urged ‘hin to] Ceore® King, driver of my machine der threat of death. and Alex Cook, 26, are dead and Ar-|nized last night after a blaze of un-| the serving of court orders in the| Convicts. then inquived: whee frog me ; A ‘ upon it unfortunate occasion, The two previous bombings were} thur McCrory, 19, son of Peter Me- | ki i = i ., + hold himself in rediness for the call aiea’s found later in the car, was iN PROTESTED directed at gambling establishments.|Crory, is in a hospital with a bullet Saeetont tere and teore oe contempt proceedings on Harry F.| would be given those who might bd: for his return which they feel’ is with depositions bearing u; Goa gen and one police: wound in the'arm as, a result of a : Sinclair, the oil operator, and five| put into solitary confinement as the bound t . He is ce- p> gangster and e man hb f all the timbered section below the oth pa .| result of the outbreak. U; be bes reel = ea pont rete dorks Se presen oe geseasa: : ‘cir lives. in the lategt|shootin= affray here today, said by | 1,650-foot level. - Little hope was ers as apparently the outstand ing, aasured, thet. pelenaare pogo . &® member o. the ney. * Bratiano's former political ene-| ion wished.to show that Remus had |Grange Urges Young Men to | vineed that his death Rs civazs suit except tl have lost ‘ outbreak of ‘thi feuds. authorities to have been tho oft-| h five men re iss- | ing, development for the next few More than 60 known ‘gangsters|crowth of domestic difficulties in-| foc Cv" £°F five men reported miss have been arrested, but most of| volving the elder dcCrory. "There were 49 men in the shaft them have been released or are at|, Police declared Peter McCrory|when the fire started and 42 are liberty on bonds. turned a revolver on the.two Cooks, |inown to have escaped. Late last his stepsons, when they interfered | nj; edtae' 5 Road House Party Robbed after he had gone to his estranged Rate Seats oF peri “Ene | District Attorney Peyton Gordon| “°8P0ns, including two pistols, a days, the Fall-Sinclair jury tamper- Sed oul a ieulated, —- ing case has lapsed into a stage of| The four quae, who had been temporary quiescence. held as hostages, emerged from the Taking advantage of this lull,| Deleaguered cell house laden with mips are con i means that the supremacy of. the % irs, Remus was en eng & Seek Livelihood as General liberal party, which he headed,'is at/ divorce court when Remus shot her Practitioners =. an-end. There seems to be no imme-/¢ death, quate Pom eftices oo epee: a Overruled Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 25.—( Se, ee wife's home and demanded that she| shaft and mine officials, abandoning | 20d his assistant, Neil Burkinshaw, thu peyton ae e Bratiano died at ‘the age of 63|,7Ud8e Shook adhered to his de-| mne ‘National Grat soars in all parts of the city. Fourteen| ‘2! to him. Both were killed in-/hope for the five missing, ordered | have started: the machinery for the] ‘Worden Smith jssonggeamenine from a complication of ailments | “iM bandits armed with sawed-off shot | *ntly. the mine flooded. Juan Branbilba| Service of the contempt orders. The) would enter the eellhoune which after an operation intended to fe- Scheu a ae ee aah ns surprised 40 guests at a dice ne aad Bests ead Gori aj eras ee h bene hs cage ie ‘Siddons mir gar eis housed more than 1,200 convicts. ; i hy 4 no nas 5 A i no Daley, an Indian, was de- 5 ressed ee ig doy eer eaapnne ar been issued in behalf of Remus. countzy the fe Laepetnces yeaa eer eed bullet in the arm. i scribed as the hero of the tragedy. Columbia Ranieine court on Decem- hee uly he ead ean “300 rl oe operating on the premier, blood ae pT iodtagr any gs ee 4 In another part of the city, the deed alge McCrary) the police ne He ayer pes from the shaft un- genes stone nat ne been involved in the uprising, ‘ x . Fe - NM bool » then Ee jured an n plunged back into| of, al cited. tand ae ee his condi-| thing about’ a, witness for Remus, specialization continues at th d Bie are heer aia head, dying instantly. |. the blazing inferno to. aid in the| are accompanied by petitions to the Meanwhile ae eel Giers: = having volunteered to come into| orem st ease Toke eH found. He had. been}. 20 Shecting occurred in the pres-| rescue work. He was seen no more.| court alleging tampering with or| 0, °jr command of Ai 1 Queen Marie Grief Stricken ec. +. and whether h. knew about id th Fy we ee yagee ence of - Mrs. McCrory, who ran attempts to influence the oil trial eral R. E. Mittels' , . scores of depositions having been Changes in the present system of “taken for a ride,” police from the room as a bullet shattered Ay * jury. = A meet, Folia herve Prostrated over | fire sa medical education vais peered in the mares: foes aoa of the he her glasses and inflicted - superfi- Equalization Fee The orders are directed against itd cee: 00m tanks, ~ " were passed ional > lovember 13,| 4j 5 3 ane: : c " P gg Brptiants ody wil Ur ig state! soage Shook tad the jury it should | 20% Organization which would en-| Ged in, a hospital.” Frank Wast-|iaten'lo's “esata for minor weer | _May Give Way to ‘ Hason’ Day, vice preotent” of the| S204 BY, (the 200. armed civil of- : i ; | disregard the questions, but the men | COU! young men to seek a live-|. (Continued.on page two) ment. «: Re i Sinclair Exploration company; Shel- ided in patrolling mn Bag preee cnnared hones and amy of the ey had heard fihood as eral _ practitioners SS _A divorce. action which she filed volving Fun don Clark, vice president A the|&taunds while the vrocess sure body of his father, who rvled Ru-| Remus’ remarks. a persons living} Col, Forbes Will Be recently was ceclared + ave Pre! Washington, Nov. 25.—(#)—At| Sinclair Refining company; William Teasering ent aon pee i i i te’s peni- mania for 30 rs, in the tittle School Subsidy Favored tipitated the shooting. this stage it looks to Senator Cap-| J- Burns, head of the Burns Anter-| tentiary for “bad men,”—those who (Continued on page two) Lodge Sign Welcomes A ee caballs Eeyore ae Released Saturday national Detective agency; his son 1s r of Kansas, a Republican mem- 5 are serving. aeened pops Ci i Strangers to City schools amounting to 10 cents! reavenworth, Kansas, ‘Nov. 25.— ! f m alnsas ity- earin: ach and 50 cent Coll ot ”, Fist mittee, as if the equalization fee in tences, K Hi & be sane ne en lige, he —Colonel_ Charles R. Forbes, the M Nacy.Haugea farm relief | bureau. Gordon believed| , The trouble started shortly bes to Open juary 23 > the stranger * last former director of the United Sill will’ give way to a revolvin District Attorney Gordon believed} gor. ny, di hile tk n Jan Z eee in, tie to ir the tution van hg States veteran’s bureau, will be re- DEP ARTMENT fund out: ot which bee due to nef that all will accept service, although} victs were es ‘Thanksgiving _ Evidence relating to freight rates | Capital Ci ome, the Bismarck reduction of income ea el feos he tomecat penitentiary, surpluses would be paid direct from|-2tt#ches of his office pointed out) Gay entertainment. sig- the six men could refuse to accept the treasury. - eehi H j.| nal they overwhelmed t He Ma iad: after a call at the teulane and she within their consti- guards s the hall of the 1d et : White House . that he was still aj ‘Hone! rights, house and started a break on large incomes and corpor-| "ct ing to make my de- incomes, ‘until the | national rates coat one,” he told War- Suanaroat memento es etd presented || in- teratate commerce commission at aj ‘A : debt is reduced substantially. & n T. B. White. strong supporter of the McNary- 35h... Bars pearl sehedniet. toca Beigel i At today's ceens pga of sd sancrbes is com} lating ‘ pene - i Bs DIR, equalization es and United Farmers Will Rouncement by the state railroad | imo tt.- noticed plan| tion in Chicago, for defrauding the Fred B. Ingstad’s Offices Will aed would. have e be effected Sell Stock in Concern] ¢2r,0i ¢, The hearing with regard to live- ”. Derby, pon, government au ot acess Seti. Occupy: Former Telephone agriculture is to be given relief. i ‘ er. stock rates was begun by the federal i next yea davit when the sentence was coi Company Quarters rep Inco meeaaahet the, United Farm: coma jest! ; having been pleted and is now finishing an a Negotiations May ss tive enterprise organioed ‘to. publish | eLake City, Portland, Ore., Los, ‘conventi Cea ee oe HOGG fine. "|, Transfer of quarters will be the Settle Coal Strike|= newspaper. and engage in. the Angeles, Calif., and Denver, Colo. the 3 ; in Pr 5 oe ips, an tama ie licdent hailing . N Saag e y, following the filing of Additi evidence of the rus! iness which wi . .. 25.—(AP)— e . } at St. Paul, beginning January 4, —_——— ‘Wet’ Committee of flood the office of the stat. automo- se ee.. Aloyes the erly eee; | articles of incorporation with the a a s838 and at Chicago, ‘inn January ‘ 42. It is prolly org Kansas City ‘hearing will be the most ‘ex- tensive held on the sabe Investigation of livestock freight rates was in by the commission. Sclved the frelgit retec on all prod- volv reight rates on - ature ize | bile istrar after Janvery 1, a8| strike ied state officials | Secretary of state. Mouse to Reorganize tet soemacn ©” [tn ninrocan. Wi, ho |e te et tO : stat wa ven shots fired from Washington, Nov. 25—(@)—The| Oftices of Fred B. Ingstad, motor | coPUon Of. seven shots fired tm) 5.000 shares. of stock at $10 per unofficial committee for mod-| vehicle registrar, will be moved in|ern Colorado, Thank giving day share, aocondlog, to sed Fred ¥ wut ification of the Volstead att will|the near future from the Bank of passed without incident. son, Bismarck, secretary yo ve immediately upon| North Dakota building to the rooms|" Miners nerally occupied theme | Urer of the board of directors of ucts on Third street between Broadway | scives with meneerial meetings for | ©°m Micigls Othe enineie hace ecaereas idus and Main avenue which were va-|the five workers killed ina skirmish | Officials of the company have Ni ar individuaf ‘complaints cated ‘last. summer by the North-| with state police in northern Col- | #l#o arinounce +a pect £0 rates and numer- : ministration by fe The Ms members plans to| western Bell Telephone ‘company. | orado Monday, and with circulation pa erecta of tf United itl | ous action by railroads seeking in- nc Ay . te has The new quarters will give Mr. Ing-| of petitions asking Governor W. H. creases were joined by the interstate “wets” stad’s de) ent a third more 1 i f | Farmers Educational league, on a commerce priced in the pres- 4 ane the unofficial room than ie has at the present tor and: employes, ss pote weekly cage ut the middle of hearis e- rg 7 time. . e Decem! ‘. © aor ara ms x Other state offices will occupy ak toetetace Niawed by thoments ni At the Bremen tine he United > the quartets in the bank building |of miners, in his possession, Gover- prree, ts Dein 2 eget |. Weather Report | e will be made vacant when the | nor Adams announced that he would | Crab momen. © Knuteon, ete ; motor vehicle department is moved.| personally notify the mine owners | #80 the raliot «62. She pepe ‘Temperature st,7. a. 1: “84 “ , : tbe PT oy ll Providing ree Ray oe vinns te eftec: 8 settlement | Company expects to build or lease i : 4 much more convenient for the auto- Kd sp cithceincdebicade Ml gome unannounced local printing iets RAPE house in the summer of 1! canbe saraae ob Bltmnarek and sip, Wee pisos TH & Tae ue ie - F eH £f i i asa . H 5g’ EE E | 7 Hl ii a i! i :