The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1928, Page 1

is * ESTABLISHED 1873 | 2 ARRESTED FOR BOMBING OHIO M Stewart O1L MAGNATE GETS FREEDOM ON $4,000 BOND . Senate Sergeant at Arms Takes Standard Oil Head In- to Custody Last’ Night WAS TO APPEAR AT NOON Lawmakers Surprised at Sud- den Turn in Plans—Senate Galleries Were Packed Washington, Feb, 4—<?)—Facing summary punishment by the senate for bie defiance of its oil committee, Rebert W. Stewart, chairman of the arrest on a writ of habeas corpus. can cn hour of a eee set for his appearance before senate bar, almost at hand, the oil magnate threw his legal forces into the fray and they ee from the chambers of Justice District of’ Columbia supreme court with an order which called on the senate se at arms to release Stewart, who was placed under bond of $1,000 and order to appear again next Tuesday. Arguments Will Be ieard At that time arguments will be heard as to whether he shall retain his liberty. : Coincident with the swift move- ments in the oil case down to when the senate oil committee sought to obtain from W. S. serene | pres- ident of the Prairie Oil and Gas Trading company of Cai Stewart had risked jail to withhold, Called as a witness ding the expected Pe pec 9g of the Standard Oi fore the senate to face a contempt charge because of his re- fusal. to answer questions, rie maa rick gave the committee its first Obtains | Will Celebrate Fourth of July ‘The eagle will scream vocifer- - ously rek on the Fourth - of July this year, following sev- eral years in which no pbra- tion has been staged in the Capital City, if tentative plans pI. Conus geen wi are very likely Discussion of a pro two- day celebration on Jvly 3 and 4 is already under way, and it is expected that the Association of Commerce will get behind the lan and make the affair the gest and best to be held in North Dakota. The clan as roughly outlined to date includes a I! tourn- ament, free attractions of all descriptions, dancing, fireworks, @ parade, and the usual quota of hot dog and pink lemonade ally prominent speakers can secured for the occasion. fort to Undermine Defense Claim of Insanity Jury by Doing ‘Laughing, Screaming, Diving Act’ with a new wea) vii clue as to the ‘of the Conti. {the nental, which it for $1.50'a barrel and sold it back Stewart's and Harry F. Sivelaitis. te. com for $1.76. peel itness said: James E. O'N +who fled. to ‘Europe after ‘scandal broke, had turned over to his compauy $800,000 of Continental ’Nei new not of 3 pot Dome, whose lease to Sinclair at Hotel Arrested Stewart, who i chairman of the! . board of the Indicna Standard, was board ot ce his hotal last night ‘soon after the senate, with tic resolution “ ted ~ presen , Dem Montana, pa cca naan — i Hy E} Kansas City. It. disclosed. Hickman’s intention to stage “a laughing, screaming, diving act,” in the court room haps in front of “old man Parker," the father of little Marian Parker, the slayer’s school girl victim. lanned: to Throw a Fit PI “All these depositions aren’t enough to prove me insane,” said the letter, written after the present sanity trial was well under way. “I've got to throw a fit in court and something ting in. Then I'll get up do living. * * 9 ¢* *, “For aah ae tear this thi up, Hickman Si alias i . “And callousness ed as a hal) marl ae if z is TET T by ddr ez THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE RCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY: 4, 1928 ‘ Habeas Corpus Three-Minute Summary of the Remarkable Car Of the Most Famous Youth inghe World — o—— 6 > eS Detroit, September, 1910—Entered the Force School, Wash- ington, D. C., while his father was a ‘Minne- sota Congressman. 1912—Saw an airplane for the first time, near Washington. June, 1918—Graduated from Little Falls, Minn., High School. , 1920-—Matriculated at the University of Wiscohsin eee - o * ae May 10—Took off from San Diego for St. Louis at 3:55 p. m.on June—Made hig first “double parachute” jump while on-a May 11—Arrived at Lambert Field, St. Louis, at 8:20 2. m=-14 ““bernelafming trip in Nebeasha wit amber aviohc STATE'S WEAPON Prosecutor Uses Letter in Ef- ‘Bought bis first plane — 2 Government “jenny”— St MAY 20—TOOK OFF FOR PARIS FROM ROOSEVELT FIELD flight the next day and a week later started a cross- y country flight to Minnesota. At Meridian, Miss., he took MAY 21—AT 10P M. (5 P. M. NEW YORK TIME) CAUGHT his first passenger up for $5. INTENDED TO HAVE ‘FIT’ March 19—Enlisted as a Flying Cadet at Brooks Ficld, San SE Pinuied:te Pewiibie Moy 30 Setieed ba ether’ ees over the faye Minne- June 11—Arrived in Washington amid wild welconie. Los Angeles, Feb. 4—(?)—The active pencil of William Edward Hickman, with which he has scrib- bled his numerous confessions and dashed off mental tests for alien- ists, today: provided the prosecutor Prosecuti =e in front of old man Parker self. “Then, to bewilder the jury, be- fore the case is ended, I'll get up and ask the judge if I can say without my attorney but- fos give all that stuff about me wanting to THIRD ATTEMPT |UNFAVORABLE WEATHER CONDITIONS TO. BSTABLISH RECORD FAL -|Chamberlin’s Plane Smashed When. It Falls 40 Feet at Takeoff—Flyers Unhurt Richmond, Va., Feb. 4.4)—The third attempt of Clarence"D. Cham- the| berlin and Roger Q. Williams to set » because -it would ruin me if it got out.” Letter - The letter was si “William Edward ‘ a Fs I aE 2 E « & aH AYOR’S —Nearly 200 men and six wo- men, scantily clad, were appre- by police here shortly af- ter midnight at the Builders club, where members of the Master Builders association of Wisconsin were winding up.their state convention with a stag party. The raid was carried on under direction of the morals squad of the police department. Vhen more than a score of of- ficers had surrounded the build- ing, detectives smashed their way into the main hall where the women entertainers were stag- ing dances. veral men jumped from sec- ond story windows and fled, only to be recaptured by officers sta- tioned outside. Three patrol wagons were b dere auc od eer N 1922 ; fea id Reese the February-—Left the University to ettroli iu flying school at 197. tives Naas thn SOptoCawsy. Lincoln, Neb. . Feb. 28—Went to San Diego, Cal., to order “The Spirit of St. April 9—~Took his first airplane ride. Louis.” SEVEN MEN NOW MENTIONED FOR GOVERNORSHIP the first leg of “the greatest Might in history hours and 25 minutes after leaving San Diego. May 12—Left at 8:13 a. m. for New York. Arrived, Curtiss 1923 Field, L. 1, at 5:38 p, m. AT 7:52 A.M. HIS FIRST GLIMPSE OF THE LIGHTS OF PARIS. 1924 LANDED LE BOURGET FIELD 10:28 P. M. May 27—Visited Brussels, Belgium. May 31—Received by King George and Queen Mary of England. Say Effort Is Being Made to Renominate Him CONVENTION IS FEB. 8 Seth Richardson, Fargo, and A. J. Scott, Grand Forks, Also Mentioned Three additional candidates for the Nonpartisan endorsement for the Republican gubernatorial nom- ination were being mentioned here a June 12—Made » Colonel and given Distinguished Flying Cross nena by President Coolidge.” di Field, San An- June 13—New York welcomed him in unparalleled fashion. ; tonio. sages aan icone en November—Enlisted June 17—Hopped off for St. Louis to bring its “Spirit” home. in the 110th Ob- June 18—Lindbergh air mail stamps iesued. . July 20—Left Mitchel Field, L. 1., to begin the Guggenheim ——— inkerests of aviation. Forks, secretary of the North Da- Dec. 44—Arrived at Valbuena Airgrome, Mexico City, at kota Wheat Growers Association, a 2:99 p. m. 5 coo} eaves selling enterprise. — Dec. 22—His mother arrives to spend Christmas with him after ates whose names previous- ob cigs tp fee Dai Sorts Waar Maddock Fass Rec. 28—“The Ambassador of Good Will” leaves Mexico City State Senator Ole Olson, New Rock- t to fo visit Guatemala, British Honduras, Honduras, Salva- ford; State Treasurer C. A. Fisher New York to — dor, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia, Vene- and State Tax Commissioner Thors- on a zuela, Virgin Islands, Santo Domingo, Haiti, Porto Rico tein: EL ‘Thorssen. tions Are Active said the effort to renominate the executive is due to the fact that numerous delegations and _individ-' uals have recently asked that he take the field again. These re- quests are said to have been pre- sented by letter and in person by delegations from Emmons, Morton, Rolette, McLean, McHenry, Towner, POLLIRS GIRL esis Bares if tion that he “is not a candiate for ih aa ‘ ates eg velt Field—Flyer Refuses Pe La putherition in Moscow an- oe future plans and that he was not Trotsky his i to be di- to Reveal Destination Until|place of exile “in fairly good|Jensle Resd Given Decree| Gsto'at any time in the future, the He Is Ready to Leave — , executive smiled and said it is im- From William T. Young of | rrstible to tell what the future Tectirrrasident _tesdauarters) Indianapolis Last Fall | micht bring forth. souri senator will make speechmak- — a pails AA inleneated ta the ing tour in southwest this month. Chicago, Feb. 4.~-(AP)—Jessie wheat 6 growers , ccmanipatios who are tele | Reed, well known as a Ziegfeld|sai re to have ively en’ on lacipee. Mie —-Axel Nas beauty and because of her marital pallies | Sasi estes th en fe od fests, was found dead in his farm adventures, has divorced her,fourth| ports in circulation here are that ome three and one-half miles north |mate so guietly that, although it) some members of the Farmers Union, of here, sa parvened ten monthss ago, t the fact! a tion designed to improve Fargo—H: M. Wilson ust Hint a Reed ae ascted, & deceve ee ane {ia ae ee Dakota Petroleun: association, He court here October 21 from William te a attacsey . Schmidt, Mandan, : eA, AULomon te Richardson has been United States treasurer. i . The record shows that! aistrict attorney for several years .|@nd recently was reappointed to that it. What support he would draw is prob! but it is rumored here that his: candidac; nang sup- ke 5 partisan leader. Lemke, - CAUSE LEVINE TO POSTPONE FLIG.:T Plane in Readiness For Hop- Goation — Assets -0f 4 : Tae Weather Cloudy and somewhat unsettled tonight and Sunday.’ No ch % Writ After Arrest by Senate emai ac eae ie: Wisconsin Builders | IS 26 TODAY) | seesece MMM sa Persons Close to Gov. Sorlic f Persons close to the governor] . PRICE FIVE CENTS BLAST WRECKS PART OF HOUSE: Mayor T. Roy Gordon and Family Were in the House, But None Was Injured WARNED BY PHONE CALL One of the Suspects Held In- criminates the Other, Ac- cording to Police Campbell, Obio, Feb. 4.—(AP)— An hour and a half after a bomb damaged the home of Mayor T. Roy Gordon early today, two sugpects had been arrested and one had in- criminated the other, according to police, The men in jail are Samuel Guar dule, 27, and Anthony Parish, 25. Parish said he was with Guardule early this morning when the latter took a package to the mayor’s house, Guardule denied he had a pacl No one was injured in the exp! sion, though Mr. and Mra. Gordon and three children were in the house. Damage was estimated at $1,500. The blast wrecked the front of the house, rocked nearby buildings and broke glass a half mile away. The mayor ad received a telephone call a few minutes before, warning ‘him his house was about to be blown up. After the blast, the mayor’s home was called on the telephone five times, each time a man’s voice ask- ing: “Well, what do you think of it now?” Mayor Gordon was elected last fall after a bitter campaign, marked by charges of fraud which led to a state investigation. He recently has led a campaign in which a number of alleged gamblers and bootleggers have been rounded up. He has’ received several threatening letters. Nonstop Flight to Milwaukee Started Division, Missouri of 75 U S. cities in the 3 Y today, bringing the total number to u National Guard Nov. 13—Had ‘the honorary degree of Master wr Science of seven, | cabin sini marine From N. Y. Today prog Premera arse i which may come before the Non-| New York, Feb. 4—()—A Fair- 4 Philadelphia—bis 4 5 pea ah rei Prening layer Cone Co Hees took att from ‘ v 4 p 8 is of Governor A. sevelt Field t what er ee pbimeser G. Sortie, pho, has consistently| said to be the fit nonstop flight 5 mai ined in statement 0 I Ne to Mil- tighth to receive the award in sore youre, ress that he “is not a candidate waukee. piegiiees i Dec. 10—The Nationa) House of Representatives passed by - lor any office.” The plane was for delivery to tho acclamation a resolution to award him the Congressional Other new names are those of|Weeks Aircraft corporation of Mil Medal of Honor. F Seth Richardson, Fargo, United|waukee, to be used in air mail se ss a States District attorney for North] ice, and carried E. O. Weeks, pres- Dec, 13—~Left Bolling Field, Washington, for Mexico City. Dakota, and A. J. Scott, Grand|ident of the company, as a passen- ger. The pilot was Cassius B. Chamberlin, and an additional pas- senger was Russell Lasch of the Weeks corporatio... They expected to reach Milwaukee ‘by 6 p.m. Press Club Program Will Be Broadcast . 4 (AP)—Radio it will have an oppor- tunity to hear the dedication of the new National Press club balldiog. at which President Coolidge wil were an soress, am - program wi put on the air by the National Broadcasting company through its red and blue networks, beginning at 10 o'clock. Frank B. Noyes, publisher of the Washington Star, also will address the gai ing as president of the Associated Press. A marine band concert will complete the \e The stations which will broadcast the exercises include WRHM, Minne- polis-St. Paul, Deserter From Fort Missoula Caught Here Clarence Smith, 30, of Lexington, Ky., is in the guard house at Fort Lincoln today awaiting action of the army authorities following his arrest by police officials here yesterday. After being taken into custody by Chief of Police Chris Martineson for questioning, Smith admitted that he is an army deserter, hat taken French leave from Fort soula, Mont., last May or June. He en- listed at Fort Missoula in December, 1926, and was a private in the medi- cal corps. f Temperature and ‘ Road Conditions tl (Mercury read! Te. BISMARCK — Partly. cloudy, 16; ‘said to have split ae roads fai: head of the to take a g were The: brain of. Prof. Val- | we will be the | ‘air, St, Cloud—Clear, 20; road Minot—C) » 9; roads . Duluth—Clear, 21; roads fair. Jamestown—Clear, 14; roads fair. or y toads fair. Crookston—Clear, 30; Greed Forks—Partly clondy, 8; evils Lake—Clear, Clear, 4; roads good, g gh € it sanit; his ’ Ve .