The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1928, Page 9

"THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1928 moe — - ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE | NORTH DAKOTA |. SHITH GROUP + 1: GETS $4,500 New York Governor’s Cam- paign Manager Tells Where PAGE NINE TOM ARMOUR phibian plane scouting over the min-| of a tat aha and that they | lowing an alleged illegal operation. Crossing Fatalities I eR aracte) ing district when forced down yes-| Were heading west. The complaint was issued Wedne: | ding Ch: rs in Show terday. Howard was regarded as reed hee ee mien ‘ok day by William G. Compton, assist- Higher than Year Ago having displayed unusual skill in| Field, ant Hennepin county attorney, aft- —_— EL] M ] N A T E D making a landing among the trees er the case had been reported to the one Pid rela Sgr iie te baba tan extremely difficula spot with- a Wi +6 offi k ak: injury. oe Smeelf oe his Con Woman Charged With eae, webciete, office by Coroner| ending April 1 increased over the i ding period of 1927, an an- Jose Jurado, Diminutive Ar-|panion. The plane was damaged ‘h VEE] Witnesses. questioned by Mr,|COTPespon i : but the engine and parts will be sal- Manslaughter 0 + 1| Compton said the girl had visited ond cat iy Methane Ble gentine, Leads British hs Oy Death of N. D. Girl the home of Mrs. Englund and re- humber injeréd ta ee tag The Golf Open it will take 10 days for the air- porary turned to her room fecling ill, She| Font i se dn crossing accie men to reach Puerto Cabezas since} Minneapolis, May 10.—()—Mrs.| was later removed to the General| "ts however, decreased. they will have to travel 200 miles| Idalles Englund was held on a com-| hospital and finally transferred to] The following table shows Sandwich, Eng., May 10.—@)—|down the Prinzapolka river in In-| plaint charging manslaughter in the} another hospital, where she died.| Statistics given out by the board: Tommy Armour, open golf cham-|dian canoes. first degree, with the death of aj Mr. Compton said the facts would Killed Injured Money Has Been Sent pion of the United States, took #0} Captain Edson reported to head-| 21-year-old Selz, N. D., girl in a| be presented to the grand jury Tues-|1927 . eveccoeedd 30 strokes in the second round of the} quarters that he had defeated a band| hospital here Sunday, May 6, fol-| da: W9ZB eccsscocres 013 25 on, British open today and with a total aie Wie Cc eae aa { of 161 for the two rounds apparent taeors foe tall an Wour so6ny . q ly was eliminated from further pat- Gevern “ty ‘Alfred E. Sm ith te tified - ticipation in the title event. that he ki thin bout th Jose Jurado, diminutive profes- br he thi nothing al tor the ys sional who captured the qualifying ABATICING OF DIS CAMPAIEN Tor round with a real display of fire- Democratic presidential nomina- works, took a commanding lead in tion. 5 i ‘ ‘ the second round with a total of However, his campaign manager, 4 A George R. Van Namee, told the sen- miitin ee ators that $103,310 had been re- ” ive 3 Among other early finishers geived by the New York organics) | Lina Weingaertner and Fredi Ambrogio will be two of the leading char-| were Jim Barnes who got a. 78 for had been expended acters in German play which will be presented here next Tuesday | a total of 154; Percy Alliss, of ‘The heaviest expenditure was| Might. Miss Wei r was formerly with the St. Paul German| Great Britain, who got a 76 for a made in California where Governor | theatre, the Irvi lace theatre in New York and the Municipal theatre | total of 151, and Stewart Burns, Smith recently ran far ahead of| ®t, Mainz. Mr. Ambrogio comes from the St. Paul and Pabst theatre, | Scottish pro, who got a 74 for a to- Senators Reel of, Missouri and | Milwaukee, and the Royal theatre at Munich, tal of 150, Walsh of Montana in the Demo- : = 7 EST TREE cratic yes | Peden) ibe Fears Expressed for |tor, el Jin coe t ALD Two American Flyers ss 41,! is to anize an air derby. into chat state; Wel bakery California Flyers ‘They crossed the border at Browns- Have Narrow Escape Van sbi et ae he under- ‘aime ae a Reece ene teste a ees 8 a Smit! izati i e mpico ai Ms ‘0 ZA, % In'that state raised between $2,200 | p Metico, City, May 10—(AP)—|"SRh dompania Mexicana ‘Aviacion | 10; ih—Twer American’ thers tad and $2,400. Fears were expressed today for the! ordered two Fairchild planes to|a narrow escape from injury when The Smith manager, a member of safety of Theodore Hull, president} search for the missing flvers when | their lane made a forced landing the New York public service com-|°f the California Air Race associa-|they failed to arrive at Tampico. “| near Luz mine, which was re- mission, testified that no money had|tion, who was long overdue on an| Aviation circles belie it Hull jeently destroyed by rebels. been spent in the southern or bor-| Airplane flight to Tampico. may have lost his way and been; The flyers, Captain E. D. Howard der states. 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