The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1927, Page 1

(#21 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1873 i BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1927 ; PRICE FIVE CENTS» : 23 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK AT ST. PAUL Chinese Authorities Raid Soviet Consulate Today|Wpnome:) + ALL CHINESE [ses Eee ees Ts si oem cet] Lindbergh Is Paid Highest Honor _| HURTINCRASH | ‘*~ KND RUSSIANS in Power ot Mexican Government ies. rancor nova ot state ARE ARRESTED) mn Oe Famous Flyer Is Scheduled to Crume of Cando — 4 Make Air Conquest of Cen- aie Communists and Those Sue- tral: America Next, With|120 PEOPLE ON TRAIN j pected of Communistic Ten- Guatemala City, San Salva- oe i ; " dencies Rounded Up dor, Honduras, Panama and|Chicago Great Western Pas: ( cena . : ; : Mexico City, Dee. 16. on ES Te ee HOUSES ARE SEARCHED] |, ; : the highest honor in the Latin Hits Switch Engine oot begin ony 2 seat Ate lg nhakaa si ww ‘y . oT ine Twenty- i) Henkow Is Scene of Intense gratif, the -desive of. jived, | next air ea bagel of Colonel Charles ons pin ag gee, injured last ‘ le of Mexico City to A. Lind! » unless present plans| night when the Red Bird, passenger Excitement—Many Held at : “ fore he : flew away to eer leiine flying ambassador| ‘TM °f the Chicago Great, Western Police. Headquarters. a During the course * of good will intends to fly from|sr South Poe, Coke eneine > es “sate Cometh ceremonials Gavan Wiceeanae City, cat A misunderstanding was respon- ween Dec. 16.—(}—Chinese 4 a seating 80,000 ie, and Galler one bly Nicaragua wad Ge bly | sate 5 Sao ol officials sulate here this morning. r ; j closures so that all.’ may bee the| mobile ait Havana. scan | South St. Paul, en route to the ‘All Russian and Chinese occu- : ae He has expreoed ae will- pala inmmorane a alee: eh Cities from Rochester, it re- . ir el 2 TL careers seta seewaibdaice ity the public's interest. ©” i “ COLLECTIONS ed Merico,on his arrival here, Wed- the southbound frac. because of the pl 5 anami Q ral jer- ai commences and a een) ian pul hs notary dee | Se, now 08 the Poth eck, Te nor has the time of his departure|south track with the expectation from Mexico been made lic, would TH R OUGHOUT ‘ltr Coloul. taae pul “age that the passenger train be on the north track, as usual. ee ee fas . a ros Avi worn Dwight W. Train Ri ig Late excitement when the Chinese troops 93 ttered lorrow would reveal these phases Secupied the former Russfan. and| Here ts a scene in Okishome’s “insurrection,” when Governor Henry 8. Johnston: called out the ‘nationat | For the first time in its history, ST A TE G00D of the projected air journey. aaa" tas ong acon "Be miles ee German concessions and carried out|suard to prevent what he called an illegally-summoned legislature from considering charges of impeach- {the Mexican congress held a Declines to Talk hour when the collision occurred. @ systematic house tp house search| ment against him. This picture, taken on the front steps of the capitol building at Oklahoma City, shows | “solemn session” for a private citi- — Colonel Lindbergh feels that be-| Most of the 120 passengers were for communists. Brig. Gen. McPherren, commanding the national guardsmen, holding back legislators who sought to con- | zen, when Lindbergh was received| People Unable to Meet Obliga-| cause the arrangements are deing| shaken up. All four cars of the Even dacing halls frequented by|Vvene in the state house. The white-haireed man at General MePherren’s right is E. E. Hill, speaker of the | in the chamber of deputies. This made between the department of|train remained upright. Sree a vote and it was house. Barred from the capitol, house met wenay in a hotel room and voted six charges of impeach- | was the highest honor tions Last Year Now Pay- ae sod —, governments of the! The most seriously injured was’ estima jis morni at fu. meni merican countries, he is ally every communist or suspect had ing For Both Years at present in no position to make a atthe were eit are whee aan beck roused i jpn eee officials, * statement. In addition to this he|was crushed. Huge Drifts Block Highways (-=:3= cope |S ie Ss Sea GS| ne opi up. Early rising Toretinibrs saw Rus- Mrs. Frances itarkweather, eians of both sexes being marched : - de i N. D.,.possible internal injuries, and Throughout Northwest States %<=" mie | ee Grane af Cnt will Rochester, head and hip bruised, umoeeecn vax sre |AL CAPONE IS i i year are tained at the police station and it tions for both XMAS IN MEXICO CITY is believed that the soviet consular still ts some room then — to make a flight from the Mexican capital to the Central American countries of Guatemala, le Panama. 5 H i H ick zero Temperatures Impede] / Gen. Ramirez Dyed Work of Clearing Roads . |Berah, Norris, La Follette and) 7s 8g Beard Red F t 4 TEN ARRESTED Heflin Deny Any Knowledge dep bebe under the direction of of Affair Mentioned by| in Order to Escape Preme court ae Mite nipecte a> mothers Bliss FOR DEFYIN §-| New York, Dec. 16.—()—When paper, ine ne tool! Chicago Bootlegger and Gang- : hie of ster Taken Into Custody as He Leaves, Train . Washington, Dec. 1¢—0),—Pur|! Joliet, Ill, Dec, 16—@—Al Ca- suing {ts inquiry’ into the authen- Formbr. Editor of Colorado La-| was impeded by ticity of documents published in tate aio much 0 al ber Advent Alege to [Fr ston ; ! By Set Ara eg aie : by Mexico for four American sena- a : Recta ham do Se Lee eave) him and he was rushed to head- genes had gone to Los A! ‘apone with his wife and.two friends for a rest, as he espleited to police in Sel gitie ee tae BILL 10 SENATE) See erteeeece ‘| i sy i E F les F } Ht bal ita F hal U: i a 4 lican Coalition Wins F » Dec. 16—#)—A clashing wills ith controversy, the new today on the finance commi PSEA RA AAC IDE OS Ae Be OY Hi il Hid i : i I inf | f 11 i i i i : i et i th rh i tah i a it :