The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1928, Page 1

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Aj 12.—(AP) —Melvin bance ea, parr Where Four Joy-riders Drowned Found Early Today in Semi- conscious Condition in Of- fice-apartment ’ tor, Takes Off at Fresno, Calif., Toda: Ten Construction Firms Pre- Schiller’s Plane Carrying Irish-; y sent Bids on 56 Blocks man to Quebec, Forced TO HAVE 3 PASSENGERS of Pavement Down by Snéw ‘ tomobile truck at a hard, read crossing three miles south of here late yesterday. The crash overturned the en- SHELL USED IN ATTACK Field En Route and Straits 4 aug Police Believe Doctor Was of Magellan Struck From Behind—No ae ‘sf x eee Calit, “apeit 17 (ae) ei ea Imm; , wiator, Signs of Struggle : ; : oft ners ae 537 this, moraing ona * : flight Cant ACTION DELAYED A WEEK S)|MAY CONTINUE TODAY, Plans to Map Every Landing with a scratched leg. SEVERAL TOWNS |ARE DESTROYED Bremen’s Wheels, Cabin and| Propeller Badly Damaged in Landing Property Owners Affected Will Meet Tonight to Decide Type Wanted Montreal, April 17.—(By The New York, April 17—(—As-|., 9. ' s in the field el coupethion txrspe Censdian” Press) a Wircless saulted with a three-inch shell, 5 “ te 1, Mexico, to Cone i i operators in touch with Green- | war trophy, Dr. E. Garnsey aif 3 .]2 customs clearance before heading pec keen, the city = ay a ly Island ted today that it ‘BY E ‘AR’ Brownell, society physician and : . for Guaymas, Sonora, 850 miles | bids on the propose attend ave had been decided that the trans- | world war veteran, was found in z : a 3 eee aaa eh the border. ing project ibst night, according to atlantic his officc-apartment in east 66th : : de ais at tom Lit ppd aa to, hee i i could not be repaired on the oday in a semiconsci- z gel expected to fly to Gueymas, members of the city commission and ish The G a 4 dition was de| © : Sonora, 550 miles south:«* the bor- City Engineer T. R. Atkinson. eo ws % ate the Murray |No Casualties Reported, But tarot “t “va “renamed i -. der, before nightfa! The project includes 81,89€ yards aviators ig ly to Murray 7% ed to be ‘ ee a ca : ° es ‘Accompanying Angel were Presno of paving, covering approximately Bay in a relief plane and con- | Many Buildings Collapse The physiciat ajamas, Btephenson, Sead: of the Benton 56 blocks, and it was originally es- tinue to New York in the Junk- was found in his bedroom by Mich-| Four persons in a two-passenger coupe; sleet and rain; a joy-ride on 8| Airways, inc., timated that the work would cost in ers plane from Mont in Oaxaca City acl Le Bache, a salesman and 8) slippery road; death. That is the tragic story of this picture, showing| sponsor, and Wil the neighborhood of $300,000. Bids <—sanee former member of the first aero| how an automobile plunged into a millrace near Wilmington, Del., and pilot and mech presented last night, howeve:, show Ottawa, April 17—(By The squadron with which Dr. Brownell] caused the death by drowning of two girls and two youths. ‘The water|ry, a photograph that the cost will be considerably Canadian’ Press)—A message |FELT IN MEXICO CITY|*erved 2s lieutenant colonel in the| was only a few feet deep, but the car turned on its side and imprisoned | pedition at Guaym under this estimate, bids on the con- from Quebec this morning re- medical corps. Le Bache had those within. ‘The flight will crete t} Pe ranging aoe ported that the crew of (oe eaes crepe mega vera rite nfo months hence. ickness " ia sg tein ie J) Se SIS natn vn Coe Rced| cs eT ee WAR DEPARTMENT WILL INVESTIGATE |. xm zm raw , while bids on Warrenite M A "4 in Toom and police expre juaymas, re, Titutithic on “block base. range tecarreber pts | orth aiid and Population Is Great the belief that the physician was will pick up William Berry, a pio- from $238,000 upward. : by C. A. (Duke) Schiller and ly Alarmed Ferra frente eens tla N eet teenie ionic ames e apartment at Pictures o} orn an pBide Under Betimates | (Gor, Ye i brash Se pSmr=3 es truck dew from, behind. Dr. = ooh Ube agienacpan fandom ids were considerably under ‘ ie i Laid Brownell at Roosevelt hos; jater It is the plan of the party to ma for presidential _nomination,| Quebec, April 17—(AP)—The two] | Chicago, April 17.—(AP)— | Brownell at Bicnevelt jousness but| Work to Be Done This Sum- anety 4ianing and an teaenan Te bring back @ complete photographic record of the trip. Senate continues debate on From the border line. south te the original estimate made by the| rats for ‘eos German members of the transatlan-| An earthquake, lasting about : city engineer, Mr. Atkinson stated | #ad Walter es ome Hoover lead-| "* plane were waiting at Greenly| five minutes, was recordéd last | was unable to speak coherently. His) mer, According to Informa- today, with the exception of those Ohio, 4 i ight ismograph 'injuries were described as a possi- on skeet st halt on & five-inch con- Telaeee wien ete singed pike! to | eee rena of [hie fracture of the skull, lacerations} tion Given Greater ‘North day as the Irish member of the; the United States weather bu- crete base, and he concedes that his found eed Tniversit j ears and eyes and j, naval bill, while house takes up | Guaymas there are no keown Jend- estimate on that item was too low. Hy AYTON HE Soke te aes ure tol cage. “The instiursent recosded | bruises of the back. Dakota /Association — Will] Mississippi flood control.” |ing felde. At Guaymas. the party A cursory check of the bids as the disturbance between 9:30 Finger Prints Found Also Determine Heart Riv- Senate Teapot Dome commit- | will make a survey for the Capell- tee resumes oil inquiry. tas Mining company before pro- | Tax reduction, coal and cotton j|ceeding on their trip. They will price hearings continue before | fy down the west coast of Mexico other senate committees. tabulated by the city engineer and Mt James Fitzmaurice left! amd 9:35. The distance was es- | The shell with which the physi- his assistant this mocning indicated iajor | Ja Leer tet] temated within “1S00 ilies i tilioeel We ns gules. 0 ‘. that the John P. Kennedy Construc- R E SPONSIBLE ae Meets Charles ri res Chicago. lars aus “toned een ceesalted saa found on| °F S Effdets on Missouri tion company of Fargo is the low Schiller, to select the parts necessa _— the mantelpiece. It had been dees bidder on the concrete ty20 of pay. Behitler to select the Parvin rasnime| Mexico City, April 17.—(AP)—| washed but was only partly dry.| Washington, April 17—(AP) Antinjunction bill again Ine oe the bide of th Hawestt Coe order. As soon as they are sclected, Press dispatches today said several | Police said there were bloodstains| —Millions of dollars were set comes before house judiciary - under the bids o! of F: ages pay rg Schiller is to rush them back to the| towns in the state of Oaxaca were} and finger prints on the shell. It} aside today by Major. General committee. Straits of Magellan, which they plan. struction company of Fargo. uate Bremen. believed to have been destroyed in| was taken to headquarters for de-| Edgar Jadwin, chief of army House interstate commerce jto map from the air. Returning Northern Construction company of The flyers’ plans then call for|the earthquake which rocked south- nt of the prints. The shell] engineers, for rivers. and har- committee continues study .of |they will come up the west: coast Grand Forks, its closest competi- Co t ' roner’s Jury Decides Man|Captain Hermann Koehl and Baron : ne the sheet asphalt type of pav- : Genthor Von Huenefeld to fly the!ties were reported. The shocks , about 16 inches long and weighs| the year ii . o aietion indicates that th Killed Was Wholly to Bremen here to pick up Major Fitz-| were most violent in a large zone in| seven unds. More ng the company of Cedar Ra} 4----Sgteme For Crash ~ maurice andeontinue on to New|Oaxaca and many buildings eol-|*-Le police ids,’ Tor is the low bidder, whi York—the goal they set for them-|lapsed in Oaxaca city. Others were | left the apartment early last night calthe arrenite bitulithie type, —= selves when they headed out over|so severely shaken that their col-|to attend a theatre. the Haggart company is low. Wallace D. °-Gayton,. Bismarck the Atlantic from Ireland last Thurs-|lapse was threatened. These in-| Dr. Brownell is 50 years old and The 56 bidders on the _ paving + : day. Schiller would act as guide for|cluded the government house. unmarried. wed for the. Missouri river, work, were the S. Birch &- Sons inne was sheges late Saturday | them is his plane. i : | Most of the buildings in Pinotepa Se | fepeeDiiste we fas —_ f " bout, ‘ an xtepec were damaged. THE GRIM nas Construction company,” Farge; oerek area safer la ont he sound like a cannon shot was heard| Newark, N. J.—Radio has been| Louis, i i i bi thi inches in diame-| bors improvements during the Parker bus regulation bill. of South ad. cross at the ern Mexico last night. No casual-| is rass, three ii pI : ing iegeation Te asiies of Oleomargarine before house agrieultura! jinneapolis: $3,600,000. was ap- | committee. Ford Paving company, marek when he lost control of the|, At Montreal, where it had been; ight instructor of 6 9 rs ji . i _- e plane, wi Rapids, Iowa; The gart automobile which he was driving in flown from New York for just that| from a nearby hill at Textepec be- of breaking up almost all ructis A » hip of the| fore the earthquake. of the ten commandments. How-| F, N..D., April 17.—An in- 2,600 pounds, has @ cruisi struction conipany,. Fargo: Walter! toose sand causing the car to crash| Bremen; the thes sitar bie. ok Yee | rm abecka wees shrug at Veen | encerreektl-rocemitp, thn -mord Rovk see gettia p the’ Depertuent of ot 200 miles ‘an “hour, giving Batler company, foal Man.|head-on with another automobile, necessary parts for repairing|Cruz and buildings all over the city| hadn’t an “x” beside the offense of| War of the proposed Missouri river orang a about 7 Mclaughlin ain Ga be aid or: 7 ocean piane. It was expected|rocked. The population murder. Then, Andrew Kovach, 89,|diversion project in North Dakota oe ae re — m4 their ‘head. Sons “Biamarets “Warren Cons bag -g gy eae rok rs 4 bel piecligocry x = mrp He rae be aoe vhs pp 8 ape Indians Confer Title on Na tating te ‘ime required for mép- “4 8 . ii ii jis throat . ny rmati: - a ere ee Maes bteri ing off the needed "pore ‘anil shocks the attempted suicide on ra-|Greater North Dakota Association ping the Straits of Magellan, } land. 6 Northern Construction company, : ‘accident by | stack he said, until] the De f War in| tional Legion Commander Ronan oa Grand Forks; John P. Kernedy starting them for Greenly L. got no peace, ‘rom. partment o! ‘ar po ; r Fitz: nd Schiller] basco. bought one of the infernal | Washi it'was announced toda: i Construction company, Fargo; Han- illiam Garske, Harold Ni eile Yown at the little trad.| They i i for the family. Then he got| by repented development body’s of- While Here Post of aresearer 200 miles| the af i ¥ Fai The radio or he had to|ficers here. This surve~ will be ye te from Greenly Is! id 500 from li he. “Too much radio,”| preliminary to any survey which} Edward E. Spafford, i this city, by a violent snow storm. of the feebly said when found. may be made under terms of the| commander of the American Le- They hoped to continue their flight Mississippi flood control bill now) gion, became “Swift Eagle” to the Pending \on congress. / |members of the Sioux nation Mon- i COOLIDGE URGES AGAINST PUTTING | Ser 2 Seu tm cro |tra tenets to river surveys by the Decal of | him here by nine Indian World War i \ train would be provided War were made available and Veterans from Cannonball. It was gee ERNMENT BUSINESS |Ss-s72 a a ee north, where the Bremen waits, said 0 IN FIELD OF upon socom ion of Major] days that the national commander| Question Termed ‘Republican C net - cidental, the. | Weather Report {i $4 28 in a2 ends 25 George "4 flyers expected to hop off Wed- meral Edgar Jadwin, chief of en-| has spent on his tour of 14 states. 7 nesday but it is believed now that a govern-| 22 his and emphasizing that | gineers, allotted $70,000 for surve: From the time that Commander and Democratic Mess’ and - be ae goer ee Be Sur- to the end that the individual ie incloding “the dames eer fying field after from F ae e James River. ii rom Far- be “free to manage his own denctan to announcement of goat a rate of page| one half, whether were econom-|the Department of War the survey | m ” the presi-| will be made with view to the| bed last night preparatory to has formulation of plans for their most] jump to Sheridan, Wyo., today, it] insue in the effective improvement’ from the| was a continuous series of manifes-| the party. been neglectful of | standpoint of flood control and navi-| tations of public interest in the| This ection was taken by the (ele- it, and of. self - govern-| gation in coordination with irriga-| man and his mission. tes to the national oa Washington, April 17.—(®)—A| ment, i of being ined by} tion and power where these uses| Immediately following hi “4 party last Precipitation in inches ~ of . Weather 0 ar Cloud; jing | the has exercised by | may be involved. at Fort Lincoln in a ursui é Clear poodle 9 were serving their own tn much of the recent discussion | plane piloted by Captain mr Gc. ee pp 0 PtCldy interests rather than the/|in of flood control of the! Breen, B S. A., Commander Spuf- 0 Cloudy Kings- public welfare. But the people have | Mississippi and its alluvial valley,”| ford 5; to mere than 250 mem-|' Norman 0 Cloudy m. Wednes- an admonition aroused themselves and re-| the statement from thc Department | bers of- Bismarck service clubs at a| party's “er @. lonay ees So t trnse nee making plane fir fogd contre of| sod PateStnmy” er his ove | neh ‘Repebine Se or and Patriotism,” was : ‘ a, " td made "cemetery. will be It only comes once every four jressit the taries has been stressed.| At Fort: Lincoln at 5-p. m. in iol that the issue was -rela- 0 PtCldy| Ra; ‘a member of|) 7eers, but in the world || Daug! The army engineers now have the| company with Gove-nor A. G. So: ‘ia © Clear the firm Brothers, con- tion, the president elaborated exten- thority to make the surveys that | lie, members of the North Dak © Clear | tractors and of Mott. His sively on those two themes but gave , as the funds became r te, Mr. Mrs. Lynn, Kings whether his views proval of the corps, lord re-| Pro! Hy Br, the ; ty legislative ay es before the regarded. act on pet ot Wa ee will views ie Dapsalion, “py ee 1. the convenes Ed Lyle Kings- oF. fore Q Nt wi A le looked on. Fol-|of Wisconsin, = Mott, and jas = federal congress. start immediately and will Progress | lowing the eee ea cites the ee reat te prea dom fe . i i as raj as is practicable. 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