The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1927, Page 12

met zBa Cot ~eesae eats ha aot abe tes td OE Amn ase BREE NARS Hes OEE TO Ane aone FS582e7 B3sedezease = .. fo testify was Fred Hanson, a fel- PAGE TWELVE INQUIRY OVER. MINOT YOUTH'S DEATH BEGUN Large, Number of Suspects * Questioned in Effort to Solve Murder Mystery Minot, N.D., Nov. 29.—()—A coroner's inquest into. the murder of Rudolph Tehelka, 20, of Minot, who! was found stabbed ‘and beaten to| death early yesterday morning in a local garage where he was em- ployed, and which was robbed, was! started this forenoon and was ad- journed after six witnesses had testified. . It will be reconvened, probably tomorrow, when additional witness- es are placed under subpoena, in- cluding, perhaps, some of thoge who have been taken into custody for questioning, according to Dr, R. W. Pence, county coroner. One of the half dozen witnesses low employe of the garage, who said that he left the place at 3 a. m. yes- terday, nearly five hours before the murder and robbery was discovered. There was no one besides Tehelka in the garage when he left, Hanson said. The witness testified that he was visiting with Tehelka in an of- fice, where the cash register and safe were located, before he depart- ed, and said that two chairs ee four which were found groupec around the body ‘in an adjoining sales room were in the office at the time he left. A large number of suspects have beon questioned by- officials, and those, who have been unable to fur- nish satisfactory alibis as to their whereabouts about 5 a, m., when the murder is believed ‘to have been committed, are still being held for further interrogation. Doty’s Release Will Take Place at'Oran Paris, Nov. 29.—(AP)—The re- lease of Bennett J. Doty of Biloxi, |. Migs., from the French foreign Tegion will take place at Oran, Al- eria. The release has been hanging fire for a week. The ministry of war's instructions to Doty’s colonel were Me juster him out of the service at and deliver him to Albert H. Eltrd, the American consular agent ere. r for Doty’s "velease i is still’ reported not to have been re- ceived at Sidi del Abbes, Algeria, where.“Private. Gilbert Clare,” (the name under which he enlisted,) is atill in the service. ‘he release naturally had to run the gauntlet of bureauracv red tape and go by mail, which takes consid- erable time. Nothing has been heard from Meet Barneck and wear Named _ Consul Senora Deifilia Viquez has been ap- poitned to the it of consul gen- eral of Nicaragua at New Orleans. She is the first woman of her coun- try and one of the few women in the world to occupy such a high diplomatic Post. Doty, who was court-martialed for desertion, sentenced to prison for eight years, and pardoned after serving part of his term, for the last few days. It is quite possible that he is among the troops which were sent to wade in the mud in the work of rescuing victims of the fisods along the northwest coast of Al- geria. Night Watchman Shot ot by Mistake Chicago, Nov. 29 29.—(AP)—Being shot by mistake is just as painful as being shot on Purpose, Henry Kel- ler says. Keller, a_ night watchmaa 1, was walking out of a South State street restaurant last night when a shot seared his leg. Falling to the side- walk, he looked up to see a man and a pretty woman standing over him, a smoking weapon in the man’s hand. “My, goodness, that isn’t. the man,” the woman exclaimed. “Excue us,” said the man, and the oun fled. eller was take.: to a hospital. Ask your grocer for “Bully” brand Malt Syrup, It’s a hit. ———___EE=E_EEee ee eae ee — i sins oR. MaeLACHLAN evard: University Diewnbes by Nateras Grethose ‘Without Metallic Drugs er Gangsters Renew © Fight it in Chicago city’s vice, Diamonds Try my deferred payment plan. R. E. Barneck ‘Tho Perfect Diamond Shop Chicago, Nov. at busines: 8. 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