The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1928, Page 1

) GRAY TO BE EXECUTED TONIGH Committee to Take Up Fact- Finding Group’s: Report First)upcrs stay — HILL AUDITS emma \Knothe Pleads Guilty to Setting |___catetivana White owe || OF EXECUTION i ; eee Pe viii WILL THEN BE Fire to Fur Store-Is Sentenced se IS — te CONSIDERED to Penitentiary-Stock Recovered Tetce Levys Actin permet ne 5. L. NUCHOLS MARINE CORPS a DIES, FUNERAL PLANES ROUT Pe oes 10 BE FRIDAY REBEL GROUPS Sessions Will Likely Be Held Land and Air Attacks Disperse ci Crime After Home Is Searched and $2,500 Worth of Furs Found in At- tic — Arrest Is Climax of Probe Made by Fire Chief Thompson and Assistant Fire Marshal Peterson JUDGE VACATES STAY Condemned Prisoners Keyed Almost to Breaking Point by 11th Hour Tension Ossining, N. Y., Jan, 12.~ CAP)—When informed _ that Prominent Lawyer and_For- Three Times Daily to S; Judge Levy had vacated the % ea peed mer District Judge Passes Less than two hours after con- Guerillas Trying to Mass ay, ee for Mre, Ruth Away Last Night shri Heel dg 8 iE Ug) Near Quilali warden’s office at Sing Sia Dakota's senate and eee steerin; charge of arson, A. P. Knothe, 34, AE | | prison that the execution wou was committed to the state peniten- tiary hero Wednesday. take place at 11 o'clock “as MANY REBELS KILLED Confronted with evidence of al- though nothing had happened.” Was Associated in Law Prac- Lnceath incendiary, activities at | 1 p.| Airplanes Sweep Over Sandino ey 101 tice For Many Years With | {ite to the store of the Bismarck| Followers, Dropping HAD BEEN ILL A YEAR y of execution granted to Mrs. Ruth Brown Snyder by Su- Fur company, of which he was = 3? * reme Court Justice Aaron J, Levy William Langer Bombs on Them . | heath F er on the power of the committee Proprietor, early Monday morning. t night was “without jurisdic. {5 cipnd omy, remain tobe re pie Rothe eedet uity oa chars — Ba, en he preleme pleat ace that Pecdnt apd tn or auheriy od, rear sented before study of Governor S. L. Nuchols, 66, of Bismarck,| of arson in the fourth degree be-| » Managua, Nicaragua, Jan. 12.— ee y @ieiirlan void,” Attorney General Albert Ot- e Sorlie’s message starts. p Solanel C. B. Robbins of Cedar} ¢ i -| fore Judge J. A. Coffey in the Bur- |4#) — Marine la tood tinger left to Warden Lawes of Sing The order of procaine was cx-| Rapids, Ia., has been nominated by an North Dekot went nities ba leigh county district court at 2 p.| ready toda: to deal Le nto ree Sing prison the decision as -to ted to follow closely that sug-| President Coolidge as assistant| at one time a district judge at Man-| ™ and was sentenced to two and| wherever they might r, | GGESTS HEA GROWERS whether Mrs. Ruth Brown Snyder aeeted by Frank sioeely haltemen secretary of war to succeed Han-| dan, died at a hospital nite last| one-half yc rs in the penitentiary.| Land and air attac! obed ‘rebels W T and Henry Judd Gray should be of the senate state affairs commit-| ford MacNider. Colonel | Robbins) yj d heart trouble Tells How He Set Fire attempting to mass the marine executed tonight for the murder of tee, and Edwin Traynor, chairman | is veteran of the Sp: ‘A kK Seagal Stronghold at Quilali Tuesday. Four- OF NORTH DAKOTA AND MONTAN A FORM Mrs. Snyder's husband. ‘ of the cooperating special house | can and World Wars and: M been ill for more nothe, in his confession, de-jteen rebels were killed. Marine ‘You will understand that I do committee. superior court judge than a year, loctor said, and tailed how he had sprinkled a gallon! headquarters announced that planes Sf not presume to advise you as to ou would make the first order Rapids. had been in a hospital here 26 days. asoline over the stock and fix-| would be sent out regularly to bomb POOL. SIMILAR T0 ONE ACROSS BORDER what your action should be within of business consideration. of the _ In 1911 Mr. Nuchols was ap-| tures of the store late Sunday/the guerillas. the limits of such discretion as you reports of the senate fact-finding pointed district judge, his district| Mht, started an electric fan to) A party of 50 followers of General | ————————____-—_ may have under the sentence of the committee, all witnesses in connec- comprising the it counties west of| Yaporize the explosive fluid and| Augustino Sandino, was decimated a = M Tri court,” the attorney general wrote. tion with ‘the reports to appear at the Missouri river, In 1912 he was| then switched on the current in an} near Cujea. A joint patrol of United i Says Farmer-Members of Tri- this time, elected and served until 1916, el electric plate. States marines and Nicsragua ne- wv Province Grain Pool of Can-| | New York, 12,—(AP)-—Su- The plan is next to study the au- he resi and entered the rac: An explosion resulted about 2 a.) tional guardsmen under Lieutenant _ preme Court Justice Levy end dits of the mill and elevator and the tice of law at Mandan with William | ™- Which forced 50 guests in the| Satterfield killed five of the rebels ] : ada Have Received Average] vacated the stay of execution whic! Poole and Schanitz reports on audits 5 Langer. Annex hotel, located above the/in the engagement. i he granted Mrs, Ruth Snyder last of the books of the I. S. Joseph Was U. S, District Attorne: store, into the street and caused a Planes Drop Bombs of $1.51 Per Bushel During} night. company and the Midland Grain When Mr. Langer was elected at-| fife. which did approximately| Nine rebels were killed and-three é Past F Y Ad In vacating the stay, Justice Levy company, Minneapolis. torney general in 1917, Mr. Nuchols| $9:000 damage to the stock, fix-/ wounded four miles north of Quilali asi our = Years—Advan-| ssid his chief concern had been the Milho'lan’s Awaited pc private practice for a short | tures and store before it was ex-|by bombs dropped from a: marine tages Outlined interests of Mrs. Snyder's daughter, R endations of Governor A. time. In 1919 President Wilson ap-| tinguished. corps plane commanded by Major iia : Lorraine. He believed that if the G, Sorlie in his message to the spe- . | Pointed him assistant United Stat Sander Peterson, Petersburg, as-| Ross E, Rowe:l. The ‘rebels were As mea 2 child’s interests’ would have been cial scssion for a readjustment of | Attempt to Make Sorlie Presi-| district attorney, with headquar- sistant state fire marshal, together | massing from various quarters, Suggesting that the wheat grow-| served by having the mother testify freight rates are next in order, but ters at , iti with F. E. McCurdy, state's attor-| sumably: for an attack on i, | Will Be Accompanied by Mrs. ors of North Dakota and Montana|in person at the trial of her claims the chalcraan id this study would dential Candidate Re- hel 4 rebeee which pusition he ney of Burleigh county, and mem-|Marines who are maintaini a Coolidge, Secretary Kel- combine into one large grain poo',|/against the Prudential Insurance not start until Frank Mithol n, In 1921, he again joined Mr,| bets of the police department, dis-| careful lookout for such an eventual. ee, . similar to the Tri-Province Grain|jcompany, the stay should have been Pool of Canada, Lyn Lundquist of| gra Mat railroad commissioner, had returned ferred to Committee Langer in the practice of law at| covered furs val at __ $2,500 ity discovered the concentration of inted. i * Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada,j “This court has jurisdiction to from New York. They expect to Bismarck, remaining .with him un-| Secreted in the attic of Knothe’s | rebets. have him testify. til a short time ‘when his illness} home, 615 Tenth street, when they| The plane swe; ' , | states. that in his opinion the spe-| continue the stay if it so desires,” The inst thing. scheduled’ to be| MEMBERS ‘UNFAVORABLE’ | pecan worinns. ite ners: iiness| searched the residence at moon ys-| followers, dropping. borabe i es \P)—| cial sepsion of the. state legisiatura|he said adding that if he had sece taken up will. be the. remainder of = ' date for attorney eral on the| teFday. sing them. . said as his ination, | could do nothing better for the farm-|fit to continue he would have done ies poveruar tions eee nciading ‘ . ; Democratic ticket at the last elec- . Planned to Sell Furs {i have dond ident. Co i! » W ers of these two hard wheat produs-|80. crsterterntnrnt ps State Central Committee Ap- | tion. Seay Martha Nam pie ¢ famecron * .ttip | ing states than to take action with| _ —- Born. in. 4871 at Maryville, Tenn,| @0ce heavy financial losses in the ich’ Will take ‘him into territory | tha: asia canind. New York, Jan. 12,—(AP)— parently Split.on Rock of | Mr: Nuchols was educated at, Mary- few months and the warding | without opposition;” he has not penetrated since he en-| nr, Lundquist is a member of the| Desperate legat fights were waged " -} ville, Tenn., college and the Unk off of threatened bankruptcy by. in-| son Gulick, commander of tered'the White’ House. j Tri-Province Grain Pool of Canada,|today in the 11th hour attempts to Internal Dissension versity of Tennessee. . He practiced | 8urance carried on stock and fix-/rines in Nicaragua, announced. Accompanied by . Coolidge, | and a former miller and grain buy.|stay the execution tonight of Mrs. at Maryville until 1902, when he| tures was the motive for the crime, tie Kellogg and a party of! er in both Canada and the United |Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray, The Republican state central com- | came to Mandan and formed a law | Knothe stat in his confession. | ¢ $ distinguished Americans, the presi-| States. He is now in the real estate| slayers of the woman's husband. + mittee, controlled by the Nonpartisan ee se ee, ee ae one child ipa piney Annarics dent will depart from Union station | game and is in Bismarck this week sreigaring on the stay granted we ry el nl League, split on the rock of inter- | £F three ix city steomney aa from Switzerland about six years Virginia, the Carolinas, | O° Dusiness. ye ig! pect . Fact: ; runs throug! Farmel t changed by Supreme Court Justice mal dissension today: eciends ee aon nee ago. He engaged in the fur busi- . Georgia and the Tull length of Flor:| un, Fermers (ict Good Price ened oy et rclock comarrow t’ Gove cee aay Sprite, ‘defented | . Judge Nuch 3 married to| ness in Duluth, Minn., for several ida. +a, | ferent heads, weaken the necessary | morning until 2 p. m. today and of Governor A. G. Sorlie, de! Vance of Knoxville, rs before becoming a bankrupt. | fe In Havana, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge | jower,” Mr. Lundquist said. ‘The | later set back to 3:15 p. m. wn ie in an attempt to win a Nonpartisan : moved to Bismarck about three TY] | wil! be guests of President Machado Be Asks Habeas Corpus Writ endorsement of Sorlie as a Tav ite- a ride fen nod mer and pen eg years ago. W ] N N ] PEG J AIL of Cuba in the National Palace. peneniey: awneet oa ey is ane Meanwhile, Gray’s counsel filed in 191 ‘ son candidate. for the Republican Suspectin;, that the blaze’ was of President ‘Coolidge will make the f 1 licati ith Federal presidential, nomination, .were pre- infitenga osidenie incendiary origin from the speed ing address Monday at the sixth | K2ow what the result will aversee Tudge Goddard for a writ of habeas dicting the defeat of Senator Lynn Prominent in Guard Work with which the flames spread, n-American congress at which del- cnpaatg ears shows that the farm-| Corpus to halt Gray’s execution, and d, Frazier by the Sorlie forces when} 4, "Nichols was prominent in| Harry Thompson, fire chief of Bis-| Dominion Cabinet at Ottawa to|egates from virtually all of the re- | Promous years tions tual tan (XT \decision in this action, it was an- Fea ad the bresiur af the None| national guard work while at Man-|"Barck, discovered the electric plate/ ays No Action in Case. |Publics of the western hemisphere | C20"Cr'1 51 per bushel at Fort Wit-|nounced, would not be made public Ss *. wl . until 5 o’cloc! is oon, partisan League as now constituted. one Pigalle tinet Semen search of the charred embers’ of Earle Nelson ‘The iternerary southward from | iam, igs cai re eng ees sy Should Justice Levy decide there Movement Sidetracked guard, from 1905 to 1908 and in| Sh(rtly after the fire was brought Washington includes an. hour ato | a eeaee eet handling chat is cause for delaying Mrs. Snyder's Although the taceting of the com-/ 1908 was appointed judge advocate! under control. —_ in Miami, Fla,, late Saturday after. |inces Alter aa Dancing its. Be. [execution because of the suit of her mittee was called to 8 pro-| general Teith the rank of colonel Winnipeg, Jan. Earle|noon, From there the president will| 3° jen Pac Oh van has erectod | daughter to collect Snyder's insur- posal to make Sorlie the favorite-| *"Siige Nuchols was an. active Thompson's Guess Correct | Nelson, the “dark go directly to Key West, where he | des this, Saskatchewan has erectd| ance, the state will ask that he son candidate of the state for the | member of the First Presbyterian | . hompson advanced era suspicions.) is to be han; will embark on the battleship Texas | Over, 1.000 new pool el vacate the stay and if he declines presi jal nomination, | church of Mandan and served on| 2" eee correctly the cause of| Friday the 18th—for the murder of |for the six-hour crossing to the | Several terminal ber of the Canadian | the case will be taken before Presi- side-tracked the| the judicial committee of the gener- patie sat ts Free. Mie ae . Wisaloes soman, 7a i the a) bony see Ss are aise wheat a ‘one must market all his ig iatice Dowling of the appel~ al assembly of the church for a! terson to investigate the case. parnen fo Wark. stairs ike | wheat through the poal, The farm- ivision. number of years. Despite the Gon ‘that did death on the of the provin-| trip north will stop at Jacksamvills; er gets three-fourths of the current Claims Stay Is Illegal 5 He ber of the Masoni cial jail here. Probably in the late forenoon Attorney General Ottinger at Al: lodge oP ihaesck. aye ©] not base A, SORES SEO | All hope for We ‘Y= pert ae sons oo whens is ie bany meanwhile ruled that the sta: ‘ . authorities to searc! hed last he ‘domin-|__The trip te ana will oblige | spected. The re: ted by Justice Levy illegal, Funeral pmcosnel pint ‘ns is home. When Mr. Peterson in Cabinet ‘sutennce’ mine oe va | Mrs, Coolldge to fontending tha “y" F ch ji tw yments, one made. shortly be- n Rt ! climbed through a trap door leading | io", cabinet ,annou Meee cetaee to, Spend four cnetne| fore the spring work starts and the |Contending that only the governor are | 1:30 p.m» Mandan time, to the attic above the ceiling of the | j.."t, traveled last night to Northampton, | other just before. harvest begins.| Whether the warden would act on from the First ‘Presbyterian kitchen the first thing he his Mass., to -visit her mother, Mrs.| These payments fit the farmer's Te-| this ruling and carry out the exe- nr with A pi Pigg hand on was a box containing the Lemira Barrett Goodhue, and ex-| quirements nicely and help the pool} cutions tonight was not announced. Burial furs. : pects to return to Washington to-| to fimance itself.. They also have! While the legal battle waged i i the Union cemetery at Mandan. the effect of stabilising the market | New York and Albany, all remained ’ ind Albany, all and! puneal pcre He tian untl| Leighton Funeral from -heavy fall marketing results. | NeW ,y cine nga pes? Bll remained night. he was serreecssinerecereirnmr Emily Patter-| Every member: gets. the average] cing Si rison. When Execution- Paul bearers will be H: L. Be: at Minot Friday son, @ Winnipeg housewife, CM &sT P RO AD price received throughout the year, | ey od iliot heard of the court J. M. Hanley, B. W. Shaw, W. H. — Miss Lola Cowan, 14-year-old school | Wedalae ola which 2 ree * ut teeter: stay he telephoned the for Stutsman, E. A. Ripley, Dr. A..O,|_ Funeral services for Judge H. E. | girl. SI the | instructions and was told to hold ra0M, . R. Lan- , assistant attorney general| In the United States police allege Mr. Lundquist -suggests that himself in readiness. peer an abet, i | Uplgton, astiatant stinzney esaazel | J ee, Unlied Sates reese legislature appoint 2 committee {0/" The prisoners themselves knew of Campbsit, ‘ R Tuesday night at his home here,j 12 women. murders, most of A acquire copies of the copaiiiution th. latest development and, though He leaves, one son, Richard Vance | will be held in Minot at 2 p.m, Fri-| which were committed on the. Pa- and by-laws of the Canadian wheat/ they said nothing, it was said that Nuchols of Bismarck, and two| day. cific coast, apparently had robbery pool and then call farmers’ meet-| both were keyed almost to the daughters, gid of Mandan and @ om H. E. Diernfield, pastor of | as their motive. ings im each county to elect dei-| breaking point by the ‘ion, Josephine of Wishek. the First Presb; church of : egates to a state convention. The yterian Mi peeeeerie oceans citanmaas tion. | Th - ‘Real Republican Sah, wil bo. sQEPHANS START MUTINY _|Henry A: Scandrett to. Be| Weiistire, ih Nowe aye, | Purnell Is Back in ent oe Faw sag geall Burial ‘will be made in Rosehill cem- | (7'—Children in,an orphange sey-| President, H. E. Byram to | , 1, tht way every, ditt hs) House of David Realm am mg? writs, ely, ot Sue Lelahon, a | kad Pang eae gual te | Mend Directorate [iso ay Aicieeaba | Baton Hater, Mic, Jen 1-— to Meet January 19} companied by the ¥, ‘ pi E ‘ E — a4 North Dakota was bac! 2 ae Fareed hcg morning ins spe- qured and before the mu- ch aaa h-hh aac: Hoth Man eea oe or: imi Burleigh county “real” Republi. | Sial_car over the Soo and one of the oldest ede hed OP Naa sere Fe (NO TIME, EFFORT OR EXPENSE SPARED (Stents / Two Bank Rovbors | it A i a ; ; His retura last night to the colony two |t¢ nominate and elect ei . ; sree, ots wil pee oerat th || he ruled-for 24 was as ‘ ; existence Sunday night and the Chi-/| Are Shot to Dea‘ your cm "TO MAKE MARDI GRAS A HUGE AFFAIR |S=aesersss 2 1 Sec me A isiaarele J pee eta las y oo ee ‘a new financial struc- lo, Texas, Jan. 12. of ee Oe Sender st Bis o ill be Bismarck it. A 80-; i ‘Thursday Night Will Be Fort| tone" wiit open tier tatirition and | "yavl twa ite places Henry A. ‘Lincola: Night, Friday Man- owt be Orie Feat ie ho at-