The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1928, Page 1

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE G&== BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1928 PRICE FIVE CENTS BANK CASHIER a KILLED WAGE DISPUTES GIRL, BOY DIE NORTH DAKOTA'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER’ ESTABLISHED 1873 , % ® - KILISMANAND WOMAN WITH START RAILMEN = INSTANTLY AS THEN SUICIDES PIPE FOR $1.19 STRIKE VOTING CARS COLLID. B Young Bootblack Confesses in . : & Small Minnesota Town Near rn tintin se 70,000 Western Railway Em. Grace Olsen, 18, Peter Thelen. y Grand Forks Scene of Shoot- ployees Threaten Septem- | ‘is > Evanston ia Wilts 16, at Dickinson : MURDERED SUCCESSOR et oe STATE ROADS INVOLVED : ‘Don't Shoot, I Done It, I Killed f ° uae LoIs ag NEAR DEATH Dismissed Employe Corners Her, Negro Cries to Brotherhoods Call Sectional pe : New Officer in Yard and . ee a ; 5 manera pracerereag Two Seriously Injured in FE Slays Him Situation Smashup Blamed to Glar- F. Climax, Minn, Aug. 14— ¥ (AP)—Melvin Jacobson, dis- missed cashier of the Farmers State Bank of Climax, who Mon- day shot and killed Ole Hogue, assistant cashier, who was to Chicago, ‘Aug. _14—(AP Min the Taek at's contession ing Headlights Physicians at St. J s pres: he had! Agnew would recover. Severe Local trainmen know prac- tically nothing of reported wage prorat Schntna Lon roads ai tl Brotherhood Railway Trainmen and the Or- | Rex Mead, 15, declares rete : der of Railway Conductors. rather kill @ man than have this} internal injuries to her head and raagor or Rage ta Binon and slaying in . That is whet George D. Saun- man lower him in his mother’s esti) body indicated that Miss Ag- itn, coumky oxuarition revealed : Evanston a week ago. ders, Mardan chairman of Re Ganisar Ora, ‘aa Fak Can Sea] Rew's chances to recover were As brags ceaacks E The negro was arraigned in : Lodge No. 19 of the trainmen | %t Eugene, Ore, he freely confessed) slight, the physicians said. the : police court before Justice of | « par organization, said in Bismarck | {0 ine Ee ety ahreate William Smith, who also was The era ii we orae 3 the Peace Willis Brightmire ¢ today. had done yeh a) ene med! taken to the hunplial, whe-sue fis body w found in a vacant : who held him to the grand jury Saunders. has received a |‘? tell my ae F couldn't stand) leased this mornin after being nilding. "adj without bond on a charge of : message calling him to a sec- : treated for severe trataaa: tional meeting of group repre- sentatives at St. Paul at 10 a. m. tomorrow. He leaves Man- dan on Lagreg * train No. 4 to- Funeral arrangements have not been made for Grace Olsen and Peter Thelen, both of Dick- inson, who died in the accident, building adjoining the bank. 4 There was about $4,000 cash on : eles pt! The hear. hand in the bank, but Jacobson apparently stuffed what cur- rency he first saw in his pock- HOOVER WAGES ets and left. aati Be oe Dickinson, N. D,, Aug. 14—()— According to Ira Haaven, deta’ : : . lo T B ATTLE jickinson, N. D., Aug. Crookston, Polk county sheriff, | Cornelius Callahan, accused of em-| pnd repeated the detail : more about the facts than we do Two are dead, three seriously in- Jacobson was dismissed from | bezzling nearly half a million dollars hi . here in Mandan,” Saunders said. jured, one perhaps fatally, as the ree the bank because of “bad and in- | from the Bancitaly, was camera shy ie There has been little if any com- sult of automobile crashes here Sun- 4 temperate ahits.” Houge was | when he was taken back to New : % ment on the wage troubles . f vines Monday. a 65. s acheduled tu succeed iliac York from Montreal, The 28-year- The ‘ . among members of the Mandan | Nominee Will Confine Utter- ie dead were: Grace Olsen, 18, ‘ The men’ met in the bank at |old market gambler, who was as- os groups, he said. ances in His Public Ad- Dickinson and Peter Thelen, 16, about 5:15 p. m. Monday, and | sistant secretary of the second motionless as he d . —— Dickinson. apparently began to quarrel. | largest financial institution in the| the = : ) Cleveland, 0., Aug. 14.—(#)—Sec- dresses The injured are: Lois ce al 17, Evidence indicates that Jacob- | country, is shown here as he ducked x tional meetings were called today to Herman Kunde, 55, and Witliam i) fom seized the gun kept at tthe ate eel etd re a — distribute strike ballots to approxi-| cranford University, Calif., Aug. Soles Slsen cine rahneee’ natant bag pre frees before the lens of the photographer. vw quiniteticnmaeets etna lip gd oon sy of 280 Peitelaa wast ae peter 14.—(#)—Silence still is the rule of | killed when a car driven by Creme just a5 he mode bis exit, from ee rapa aon fey oe the roads and the Brotherhood of| Herbert Hoover in his campaign for|Kanan, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Ka- the rear door of the bank building. Indications are that Louise, in Canada, starting from the Kananaskis Ranch. Here they are | Railroad Trainmen and the Order of a nan, crashed into a sedan driven in thei he attempted to escape his as- ‘i The Republican candidate himself | William Smith, son of Prof. R. ir western costumes. Railway Conductors, precipitated the |.45 dissipated uny thovght that with|Smith of the Dickinson State Noo. DRUG PEDDLERS sailant but was shot in the ne ie a ‘A. F. Whitney, president of the|the delivery of his acceptance ad- School faculty in which she, back just as he passed through ARE ARRESTED B k-M. A Brotherhood of ‘Raliroad Trainmen, | {ress he would speak more or less Agnew and Smith, were riding. 3 freely on the recurring political in-|The accident. occurred at an arterial the door. ismarc. inot irway. = “rio chil click pedo gy arene cidents of the day, his utterances for| highway intersection one mile west Climax, Minn., Aug. 14.—()— eek: Because he was to be dismissed as A ier of the Farmers State bank of/ One Man and Two Women Are » Melvin Jacobson ehot and % Killed Ole Houge, assistant cashicr| Held for Narcotic Law of the bank, who was to succeed him, Violations in Fargo e ‘ ith|Publication will be confined to his|of the city at 10 p. m. last night. Service Starts Monday |i. Seni, Srint i |Zane sdetes tofach writen |” Apso mite a akan F) . The jon will be an-|tatements he may issue. arm and severe internal injuries. nounced September 2, the deadline| While Hoover’ occasionally | has|Her condition was Beegeerer ia tan i conferences wit correspondent . Smith escay Lindbergh Sister Ship Reduces Cab Driver Break “iad ~ a of ballots to Chicago! who are accompanying him on his | bruises. pecs = > Distaz Bet: Cities to first swing, acroas the country, he} Kanan, entered the intersection, - Neck Ramming Car roads owning 4-lhas laid down a rale against quoting |craahing’ into the Smith car which ‘The shooting oceurred late Moii- and slain pear Northwestern ‘university : : - at what he has te cay. was coming ii from the west. Th Piloted by Enemy || Wires aitrerenss tive bees setticd sobetore, getting back to, Washing. impact tipped the sedan somal day afternoon when Jacobson cor- arres Monday |¢@mpus last Tuesday night. PEE BE — tion i on the s oon of August 24,jover carrying the: Olsen girl peli Houge in a yard here and by the 'Coss county erie meen David Shanks, a < negro boot- Traveling time from Bismarck to New York, Aug. 14.—(AP)— by arbitration in ‘the east and/icover will make two’ fixed| Smith with 1. Miss Agnev sent two bullets into the assistant/ment, in cooperation with federal| black, was held as the sages of the Bp! be reduced to 90 minutes |] prank M. Parr, a taxicab Ballot on De: speeches, one at Los Angeles Fri-| thrown from the car and on the h r cashier's body. Jacobson then ran/ agents, on charges of violating the| 42-year-old English teacher. Police —. i neck |] As a result of the failure of re-/Ga¥» and the other at his, West road where she was hit by a truck into a nearby store building and/ federal narcotic act.: 3 said he had made a complete con- cent efforts to settle the wage ques-|or20cn, Jowa, birthplace on Augus ing close Lehind the sedan. killed himself by firing a bullet into] John Carney and Alice Carney, 4 apital |! anothe: tion by arbitration in the western ‘ will remain silent] Both cars were badly wrecked. All is ear. giving their address:as Minneapolis, bery js states, the balloting will be on the/tiot 4 ke i fete Melt pnoestcas ap. pacha, ae ar- Officers of the bank said Jacobson| were arrested near -the county y jail ii rlier. original demands of the unions for poe pe gon a im “pate cone ef nt Senn dies obscured by a mas sheduled shortly atter Carney, hed visited: 0| ied struck down Mise Constance Sheased, in am argu. |/increases ranging from 10 per cent tevted tor his address then. | ‘Thelen died at’ a. local hospital men are believed to have engaged in| Spacnett, Bert s, held on a ge a. for yardmen to 18 per cent for 4 A The Republican nominee cannot|yesterday morning of injuries sus- a controversy previous to the shoot- ee and conductors, Whitney| onduct a front porch campaign as|tained when the car in which he was Wilson and Harding undertook to do|riding with Kunde crashed into an fled paged geri prance recontly) for the reason that there is not the|/automobile driven by Spencer Bobb, crease because the uni Pel isted on |SPace around his Washington home|Taylor, North Dakota. Kunde was retaining i isting working |*° accommodate any appreciable|badly hurt but will recover, pl rules which the western roads|°Towd- So the bulk of his speech|cians say. Bobb suffered wished to aboiish. Among the rules making will have to be on the road. . Glaring lights were blamed in dispute were those governing the Conferences with Hiram S. Cor-|for the collision which occurred at restrictions on the pcg fing Fis bett, national committeeman, and|the east city limits late Sundsy motives and the number of cars to other Republican leaders of Arizona, | night. be pulled by two engines, about concluded his discussion here| Miss Olsen was one of the most : je the more important of the with party leaders on the matter of| prominent young people in Dickin- survived by his widow and a daugh-|" Foltowing the arrest of the two it to hil 80 western roads involved are the|°Tsanization and strategy in his} son. She graduated with honers ter, while: Houge, who was not) Carneys, sheriff's deputies and al ini Offi a Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, At-|°2™Pign. Chairman Hubert Work| from Dickinson high school in 1927 maised, wan Zvents cl” Both| Cumey™ M,C. re wal | D AM BURSTING chison, Topeka and Santa Fe, Rock|'s, 0, em, route, back east via his|and hed a kinson en were real mn come: a is- - jome in lorado old further pinta ‘of North Dakota. : Is] Chicago and Northwestern, a the Dicl Normal school eee ee yeur. [Re li Chicago, Milwaukee and conferences with eastern and middle | She was, the only cl Fe Mr. and REPORT WRONG! Ser. Down vonE pop [eis SSE ing Kunde on a drive into and then took his own lifc, according to a theory advanced by county i ing. 4 “All I get for shining shoes is The affairs of the bank, when|smuggele morphine to the prismner,| tips,” he told officers, “and thats they were checked about three/Suspecting this previously, officials | about $8 a week. That ain't enough, months ago, were found satisfactory, | were keeping a close watch on Car-| and that’s why I set out to rob some according to Knut Swenson, a direc-| ney, atid on his visit Monday he re-| woman last y night. I tor of the aasaycirrae bgae ref mained only a short time and left.|it wasn't worth while, for all is to be es this week. | Kiewel,|He was arrested just outside the|was a wrist watch that I sold brewer of Oanada, is pret court house, and, according to the 5 : the bank and James Hanson sheriff, passed a small quantity of Srookston is vice ident. é aoe ah ae ‘oid and is morphine to his wife, waiting out- Shanks. i wee 2 ft Hage = > ry 3, tf her room, vacant i the; leaving, Mrs. Davis en-| Shanks country when the accident occurred. ENDS IN DEATH care. Rute ceed ~ “le | Manateonde st Selby Honda irt| —SHITH IS PLEA cet Sz Saati nei ng &, Package of the drug, one of the officers demanded, while : Back Lake 17,000 Feet uy: a 5 Widowed mother and one brother are ‘Arhateur Photographer Kills| "iiss, Devis is held on a charge of | eters, Shanks with re-1 at Minot. ‘Abere. Sea _|place at West Brane Liner Still Aground of —— Married Woman and Then | Possession of the drug, and the Car. Iowa City, Iowa, Aug, 14——| Alabama Democrats Told to Reys on a charge 5 5 i : Simla, Aug. 14.— — | Ne looking to th hase i Suicides violate the narcotic act. ., Later, with a stenographer making tv rant spend no ecsatry i rans esieh Ane. th (AB)— of Herbert Hooves a pirtplace it Preserve White Supremacy Near Florida Coast South Bend, Ind, Aug. 14—(aP)| DuPont Gives Went into details, and no flying in bad weather,” «(of the borane aeny nat reports | of the Republican presidential’ nom- asin asson corresponegs Lf the Mizon ry hit i inee, have been goi ward fc gighcsiwec Nassau correspondent of the Miami Austin Pavey, 35, an amateur pho- Smith $50,000 ; veteran aviator/Kashmir on the Si coemeal ot eee emer fio Birmingham, Als., Aug. 14—(7)—| Daily News today advised the paper Resolutions asking that Democrats ‘ lines Mrs. Jennie Scellers, present own-| of Alabama vote against Governor er, however, heretofore expressed &| Smith, Democratic _ nt nebr reinctapee to dispose of the home-| inee, to preserve white Kags hamas Sunday, still was aR ; Fee ii. i EI EH ee ’New York, th the |g. ‘Dupont, of Mrs.|is one Es : zk : Mrs. Hoover desired to ac-|the south were ado tj- | *his_morni } may ibe taken for one wire the deed to the place by| Smith meeting scared Pie ala Passen, atter, they| when the beset tt 10 and present it to her) The resolution said that news- fam: airport. Al i hus! asa birthday gift, Mrs.) papers are trying to “mislead the the of the/tain peaks had Scellers said. ss mocrats of Alabama to vote for affair. the As-|carry news of The Scellers’ family reunion will] one whose record is or stands for dead call, Gatltee Ge which i be held at West Branch, August 21,| racial equality. No man believing 10- “Once local airport with| the sea and in in connection with Hoover Day.| as Smith does regardi i 5 sddition hg a Further discussion of the sale proj-| laws and Boe - F she was nearly | region. ect will be had at that time. The, Although they did not witness the the pipe.’ that they hoped to \- “4 shooting, two local business men Police today. es miles Save a ae also that the Le pe of the Ala- agro said they saw a man cai 8 re. by Credit £ officers of the com-|dam bama conference of anti-Smith Dem- volver jump into an automobile and ohh | police it ice were: R. J.|ened. cerats is the “eternal elimination of baat da i immediatel; 3 R. E. Barron,| The test eral, i Sree. Nee tive Dr. A. J. Barton, one of the lead-| #b!e extent. : 8 i 3 : 1 sPE i in the movement against Smith, | declared in an address that the New| Incurable Disease York governor is now on the foe & Cause of Suicide : E i E Ei rt gE at $aa | i E is g [ aftr : F F il E Jamestown, N. D., Aug. 14.—(7)— No inquest was held over the of James M. Orr found here Su: ae sare. showed cleariy suicic E i 8 E 4 i i i fl ei i | | ] : by since July 9, quitti: rand |day night. He had intimated to his employer that he sui- ide because he could not F i rtd e5¢ isi fete 7 i i : \ $ is é ff F I f it j 4 i é F i i wi i Hu e% i Fak i é inetiate st we Bd". Band. Ao angrove, ad aed'by Harter paicn.” |e Deny wan inn debts Ball gone to the to stady, te | these wore 2 ghee the station | ‘were nagotisted three cosed ck 16] _ ‘Weert Jo desribod. a ‘lng 34| roars ago cod” te, gear a : it