The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1928, Page 7

Sata a) “No. 1 dark northern 1.50@1. No, 2 dark northern Langs THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘ PAGE SEVEN a a EEE nn nanny Criminal Charge to —~ Okehs Blackifat °|Republican Club Is [Two Men and Two Ah! Bossy’ Gillis Again ~ [trele is constantly moving, through | futant ies Et ead enter ara Be Brought Against |__Okehs Blacklist | in Favor of Repeal | Women Are Drowned - . bel andes | ee v Bur Dr. Stone of Minot Minot, April 12.—()—A criminal charge will be preferred against Dr. E. C. Stone of Minot, arising out of the death of Miss Marguerite Nel- son, 21, last January 26, State’s At- torney H. E. Johnson said today. The prosecutor’s announcement was made following a recess until this afternoon of an inquest into the girl’s death. Dr. Stone had been called by acting coroner C. B. Davis to testify at the inquest and, on the! the advise of counsel, refused to be sworn. Jewell Christianson, 21, of Minot, also has been at liberty under bonds | for several weeks charged with man- slaughter in connection with the! girl’s death. Dr. L. S. Kermott of Minot testi- fied at the inquest this forenoon! that Miss Nelson had told him of} being operated on by Dr. Stone. The money for the operation was furished by young Christianson, Dr: Kermott said the girl had told him. The inquest is expected to be com- pleted late today. ——_—_—_ | Rise of Mouse River | Begins to Slacken Minot, April 12—(AP)—The rise of the Mouse river in Minot, which is now 1.4 feet above flood level, is beginning to slacken, it was de- clared by engineers today. The stream has risen only two-tenths of a foot since yesterday morning. Several miles of earthen dikes which have been built along the river banks are holding back the river waters. Many citizens last night answered a public call for vlunteers to aid in strengthening the embankments. Reappointment of O. Lundquist Confirmed Nomination of Oliver Lundquist for reappointment as postmaster at Bismarck, made several days ago by President Coolidge, was confirmed |‘ by the U. S. senate today, accord- Le word received here. ir. Lundquist’s present four- year term expires April 15, and it is considered likely that the new commission will cover another four- year period, beginning on that date. Mr. Lundquist was assistant post- master here from April, 1913, un- til April, 1924, when he was ap- pointed postmaster. He came here in 1912 as a postal inspector. Major Kunzig Coming to Inspect Troops Major Louis A. Kunzig, regular army officer on duty with the Min- nesota National Guard, will come to Bismarck tonight to make his an- nual, inspection of the quartermas- ters’ detachment and Company A of the North Dakota National guard. Inspection of all the North Dakota units has been in progress since March 26 when Major Kunzig in- spected the headquarters of the sec- ond battalion and Company I. Major Kunzig will inspect the per- sonne!, check the equipment of each company and examine its records. Inspection of the quartermasters’ detachment will be made Friday night and Company A on Monday night. From Rismor-k Major Kun- i ei go to Dickinson, lajor Kunzig will be entertained at Fort Lincoln during his week-end visit. Teachers Meeting at Valley City Valley City, April 12.— (AP) — Several hundred teachers from the southeastern division of the state gathered here this morning for the annual spring convention of the southeastern division of the North Dakota Education association, being held today and tomorrow. The convention, at the state teach- ers college auditorium, opened at 10 a.m. with Secretary F. L. Dwight of the Valley City Commercial club giving the address of welcome and Edward C. Ingvaldson, superintend- ent of the Ellendale city schools, re- sponding. The Rev. Mr. Nelson Allen Price, local MetHodist Epis- copal pastor, gave the invocation following the assembly singing led ‘by Fannie C. Amidon, college music supervisor. Paul H. Nagel, super- intendent, Carrington, gave the pres- idential address and Miss Bertha R. Palmer, state superintendent of pub- lie instruction, also delivered an ad- dress, The college madrigal enter- tained with musical selections. The Valley City Commercial club has arranged a concert by Karl Scheures of the Minneapolis Sym- phony orchestra, , violinist, and Gladys Hubner, harpist, as the con- cluding entertainment of the con- vention to be given Friday evening at the college auditorium. Speakers at the convention include Milton C. Potter, superintendent of sae Milwaukee, ie and 2 oi ills, , superintendent ols, Mound ‘City, S. D. f NEWS BRIEFS | — Devils Lake, N. D.—Mrs. Lars J. Stenseth, 80, pioneer settler of Lake region, died at Hamar, Mexico City.—Four men were killed and three others seriously in- jured in collision between fi and trains at No; tate of Witaigo. anorize 8 41,000000 appropriation to ‘aid in. control of Huron in corn borer in Great Lakes states, was passed by house and sent to senate. _. RANGE OF CARLOT SALES Minneapolis, April 12.—(AP)— of carlot grain sales: Wheat a No. 8 dark northern 1. ek Spl dk Sea i amber di : durum 1.58%; No, 2 mixed durum 1.38; Need - rebel bands. fact that he is‘a candidate for Bur- sf In an encounter near Pueblo Nuevo, | leigh county state’s attorney at the | department of Nuevo Segovia, yes-| June primary election. terday, marines killed one of a small’ The Legion post voted to donate group of Sandinistas and put the|a silver lovi cup to be awarded of 18th Amendment New York, April 12—(@)—The Wilmington, Dela. 1 12—) (AP)—Two young Seen and two | ! i i young women were drowned when rest to flight. the winner of some event at the National “Repeblican club today| tel automobile plunged into a mill ee Capital City. track meet to be held stood committed to repeal of the Heer here. The aecident pny iscov" Teacher Tells of here May 4 and 5. The officials of eighteenth amendment. @ committee in executive ses- sion yesterday adopted a resolution calling for incorporation in the arty platform of a plank advocat- ing repeal of the amendment. The resolution will be submitted to the ! full membership of the club next Tuesday night. If it is adopted, its sponsors hope to have it presented to the National convention by Dr. | Nicholas ti Ai pul the meet will determine the event Struggle With Men for which the Legion cup will be —— & Final arrangements for the Le- DeKalb, Ill., April 12.— (AP) — : Ruth McGaughery, 21, DeKalb | S108 drum bon 5 fe ere oe county school teacher, hysterical and| be started soon. The drum section cisheveled, stumbled into a farm| will be under the direction of Curt house today to tell of a struggle| Dirlam, while S& P. Orwoll will di- vt ed the advances of two men/rect the bugle section. The first who forcibly took her from an escort | public pppearance of the corps will last night near Sycamore. probably on July 4. t he Het jpg Sela ae) fore she could give a description o! ao tors. For hous she ators GOOD LUCK FOR FRI- with the men over the roads o: See Zelin northern DeKalb county, struggling DAY THE 13TH. fa almost continuously against one of|at the Auditorium. them, and sometimes against both. Miss McGaughey was driving with Hie elie of Sycamore when Stomach Trouble Gone Bs Cou kwh Rag ermin Pineda, the oy, once | Mayor Gillis, who rules with iron hand the destinies of New. iad te thie ent lela —Bakes 40 Pies inneapolis, — | fougl 2 lonceda and/buryport, Conn., journeyed to Bridgeport other day and dined wita iy . 4 jA young, well dressed daylight lated joined Sandino's forces when |Mayor W. F. Behrens (ieft). But, explained “Bossy,” 1 “viene no swell|® 17-year-old Elburn girl was taken it upa ered today when a man saw a small coupe lying in the water. e men were identified as Er- nest Scott, Wilmington, and Bernard Jackson, Newark, Dela. It was believed that the car plunged into the mill race during a snowstorm a few hours earlier. Sandino Soldier er. The National Republican club has Now With Marines | Saett af the comes, 1 boo ae Then Ma Nicaragua, April 12, | of the country, of whom — | aro, residents of New’ York, Prosi-| (AP)o- ne forccr Serais eae dent Coolidge is an honorary presi-| boy of 18, is servi g as an aid to an {dent and on its roster are Herbert| American marine medical corps | Hoover, vice president Dawes and officer who is credited with having Governor Frank ©. Lowden of Illi-/saved the boy’s life by ay nois, treating a wound received in fight- ines. BANDIT GETS $800 IN CASH . “I was a nervous wreck with stom- i ts ef “ ‘ from her escort by two men carry- ; bandit hel morte company jhe refused to abide by the Stimson | feed” that brought him to Bridgeport; he “come to see a boxin’ show at jach trouble. Had dizzy spells and , : : office -in the MeKnight building | pacts ending the Moncada hostilities the Elke’ club,” ing shotguns, attacked and thrown ech, {ouble, , Had, diszy spells and Blacklisting as speakers of a group See tg rush os beg Ane Be ceoviaios Belg a eerie ORES RRR ennrerenemere er nr NUnSnS a Z Adlerika, and pow T run ‘Festau- f it it pers the - | 8Ca] in crowd inch-| e ion under Ame! supe: . r % r rant an ake les a ty irs. achusetés D: A. Say Mh etendnd ta office workers with $800 in cash. Pineda fought fiercely and bravely ee bic ee salenctie tie eA i ane a ee Rosenthal Named L, Amol. Adlechta salleves stom- Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau (above), ainst the Americans in several |‘°r- C4 al + General Augustino Sandino. q ry ach gas and sourness in TEN min- skirmishes. A marine bullet shat- formation to the marines and Na-| His following has broken into small) Legion Adjutant ae Acting on BOTH r and tered his left shoulder blade at tional guardsmen concerning San- bands and towns garrisoned by ma- —- lower bowel, it removes BY waste Qcotal. He received immediate aif dino’s habits and hiding places. rines encircle the region in which he| Harry Rosenthal was elected ad-/| matter you never thought was in at the hands of Captain G. C. Dar- - has long been active. | jutant of the Lloyd Spetz post, your system. Let Adlerika give nell, United States medical corps,| Managua, Nicaragua, April 12—} Native sources reported that the American Legion, at its regular|your stomach and bowels a REAL and now an officer in the Nicara-|(AP)—American marines trying to; leader had only a few men with him: meeting last night to fill the vo-' cleansing and see how much better guan National guard. Captain Dar- suppress the rebel movement in Nic-, and was constantly on the move. cancy caused by the resignation of you feel. It will suprise you! A. P. nell soon cured his wounds and the|@ragua were puzzled today as to! A thorough system of marine pa-| Thomas J. Burke, who has been ad-| Lenhart, Druggist—Adv. resident of the Daughters, in CREAMERY IS ROBBED Washington. Mrs. ‘Helen fugt| Medford, Minn., April 12—(AP) Bailie, a Bostonian, attacked the —Robbers who gained their entrance blacklist, which is said to have orig-| into the Medford Creamery associa- inated over support by the D, A.|tion’s plant here early today by R. of naval appropriations mea-| Jimmy ® small window made sures, i be get away with 650 pounds of ir. We i PRIEST IS EXECUTED aa Takes Field Mexico City, April 12—(AP)—El Against Government Universal td today quoted travelers panei rom Mexico City, April 12—(AP)—A|Priest Aristeo Pedroza, a pic- dispatch to i Universal today said turesque insurgent leader, was re- that a woman named Agripina con- | cently captu: and executed after ferred upon herself the title of col-|® drum court-martial. He was onel and, followed by 150 men, took considered one of the mainstays of the field against the government in| the insurgent movement in Jalisco. the district of Colon, state of Quere- GOOD LUCK FOR FRI- ro. cod gripina, anxious to turn her for. DAY THE 13TH. See Zellner s from infantry into cavalry, al tacked Los Lobos ranch and seined at the Auditorium. peu eb seb elt toward —~¢ uanajuanto and from there is wa: . reported that she was threatening * Juliano Held | ranch at Chichimequillas. & Troops have been rushed after the | Bellicose Agripina. BOMB FOUND ON TRACKS | London, April 12—(P)—A Reu- ter’s dispatch from Lugano, Swit- zerland, quotes a Como dispatch, to the Corriere Del Ticino as stating that a powerful bomb was found on the railway line over which Premier Mussolini’s train was to pass on his recent return to Rome from Milan. A man hiding near the track was. arrested. | NAMED AS DELEGATE | St. Paul, April 12—(?)—Gover- nor Theodore Christianson of Min-' nesota appointed Theodore Chris! iansen, mayor of Red Lake Falls and a dairyman, as a delegate from Minnesota to the world’s dairy con- gress to be held at London, Eng- land, the latter part of June. RECORD JAIL SENTENCE Berlin—For robbery, Her: Buch- mann, 37, is serving what is believed to be the longest prison sentence in| Suspected as the head of a bootleg- the world. is sentence formerly (apd gang, and linked with recent was 208 years. Recently he was; hicago bombings and assassina- taken from jail to face another rob-; tions after eleven gticks of a bery charge. 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