The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 2, 1929, Page 1

Lg > BY - _ then across Ohio into Pennsylvania, (== 1THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1878 . BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1929 PRICE FIVE CENTS FURIOUS GALE KILS LIQUOR RAID SLAYERIINGOME TAX RETURK 4 MISSILES DROPPED: 13 INJURBS SCORS,| ~~ SAYS GUN EXPLODED) INGREASE GREDITED UNINTENTIONALLY IN SWEEPING {STATES : ASHE BACKED AWAY) 0 STOCK GAMBLING AR ATTACK ON NAGO hy Storm Originating in Southwest Deputy ‘Sheriff States Woman Greatest Battle in History: of Roars Across Nation, Caus+ Pointed Pistol at Him After wig ; sisi Mexican Revolutions ts in ing Heavy Damage ing Husband Progress at Jiminez BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY Rebels, Vastly Outnumbered, Reported to Be Holding ~ Own Against Calles ' Society Beauty of Montreal Feared Victim of Kidnapers Probable Treasury Surplus Es- \timate Raised From 26 to "100 Million Dollars CREDIT BATTLE CONTINUES Virginia Banker Thinks Sen- ator Glass Should Resign Rather Than Mitchell SAYS BOY FIRED BEHIND HIM Declares Incidents Not Clear After Stumbling; Did Not See Search Warrant 70-MILE. WIND HITS LAKES Deaths Occur Over Widely Scat- tered Area, With East Hit Hardest by Storm at an ae Ce AP weak abot {ing ‘sock martes of inde, which “prt 2.— 0) — The that « leputy » Wi ast stocl ol }) Wi * : Naco, Arizona, Aj .— (PR) — — La A Stl ; and killed Mrs, Lillian Deking during |eaused the federal reserve board a oe American town of Neco was great deal of concern, are credited by —_— cn today, apparently unintentionally, and A the treasury ent with an un- . = Ferry Baker, 35, of Alliance, O.," was today. Several score persons were ‘ expected increase of $80,000,000 in . are wounded when a Mexican rebel aire hurt. There was much property dam- . ‘ the verb ‘ened tate tax returns over the ‘ pe dropped sent brprentn bed 5 - same year. upon the federal si ere storm, which reached a veloc- | Cheering ero tally ‘as he stumbled whije backing/ Collections this year, it was an- : ~ Naco, Sonora, on the Mexican side of ity of 70 miles an hour at some places, toward the door. nounced, already have reached $595,- the line. originated in the southwest, teering Arnold Rothstein, mill ‘The coroner's jury came here from |000,000. Indications are that by the ; ay Virtually every window in the busl- across parts of Arkansas, Missouri, . Aurora to take Smith's testimony injend of the fiscal year, June 30, the ‘ 3 F ‘ ness section of Naco, Ariz., was shet- Nebrasks, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, company & hospital where he is convalescing. |total will be the largest since 1921, SS tered by the explosions. Fragments ‘Wisconsin and upper Michigan, and state had defaulted -its right to hold McManus any longer by failing After hearing his story they went to land the official estimate of the prob- . g : of one bomb were reported to have ‘ bring him-to trial within 60 days. - Geneva where the formal inquest Was |able treasury surplus has been raised s x j j struck @ small boy. Four missiles were opened. from $26,000,000 to $10,000,000. : = : dropped by the rebel aviator in Smith said he and two deputies! Furthermore, it was disclosed, indi- F a attack. ‘The other two" fell in Neco, FLOOD THREAT GROWS AL sgn tn, EB a | : WS ONG king nent J rtrd ies pore bry crotand to el an extent that, wee : : aon Alr Raids Continue the first time, they e: corporation S : The attac! MISSISSIPPI IN WAKE OF STORM|=*"- ene eee eeteapein| | i cea Threatened te Shoot pectations under the reduced rate of ‘West Virginia, New York and New 7. > numanne ate be house gir 12 per cent. The explanation for the : ‘ ame inepsnanniitidinteamenans inderstood lection from. individuals dashed along the, Zin Property Damage Mounting to|| Death Wins Bet to || “everthing was all rignt and thet Meera Snir the sook markate $i ‘At Buffalo three ships were torn | Guzzle 10 Gall Peter Deking, Joseph's brother, and|ing the way they did, few deductions|rwo nations have been stirred by the mysterious disappearance of pretty | the casualties on the Mexican side from their moorings, and. the Lake Millions Is Aftermath of ba le Gal Ons | |* deputy were inside. were made for losses, and, with the| Barbara Pitcher, above. She was an art student in McGill University and|were two killed and three or four Erie water level. was six feet above ° qlentered by the front door after the |maximum surtax rate cut from 40 to| her family is socially prominent in Montreal, Quebec. Police feared her | wounded. normal. Easter Snow, Rai Btockton, Calif.,. April. 2. house was wurrounded and did not an- |99 per cent, many persons who might | 9 victim of a white slave ring and $5,000 reward has been offered for in-| American infantrymen are stationed aii Iw, Rain meacy Van qeseniaeier 4 vetaitateay | anata i phters 4 ferme Ht in} otherwise have held Hick stacks tank formation leading to her whereabouts. here, with instructions to prevent, if y ties ee here, him, pistol in hand, shouting he in: linc Rturms sabi! possible, any damage on the American e side of the border. {WATERS NEAR LEVEE TOPS| ‘nent 2,coud, ix 10 gauons,of| tented to anoot ne fir otter tol" CL wragte contin — | FORMER BISMARCK WOMAN IN Saco ls held by shout 1200 federas “al Notas attempt last Seturday. When less said he then realized he was Meanwhile the controversy over ef- Topete's attacking forces, several * than a glass full of the 10.gallons was the house and de- | forts of the federal reserve board to L T miles south of the city, are said to Chicago Lake Front Battered | left last night, be tonpled over dnd curb the use of credit in stock market number upward of 2,000. ‘ died. .A physician said his death was : operations has given little evidence of gree Ae fe NE by HighWaves;Communi- | caused by alcoholism. A widow and tt abatement, aithough neither the i la of F th wise pe ey a eon \- : : a sician ,,. Cation ‘Interrupted thre “calldren \saryss ; board nor the governors of the 12 fed- Slayer of Father to Revolutionary Committee De- § raise ? ; : Sion at the same time but met jointly! Stand Murder Charge re sini WORLD SUBP HIN OF Dr a pape aa chaheg — mands ‘Donation’ of Byer- < ya ; daa - r are having their Bos raay -_ ae sohtiaat We ib eintin _— ro ory * rawtord, jr., , who confesses ie | up. pistol Crawford, iF ote'a Toomer palieeman,| YS at Obregon, Sonora si, he ald aaa fume dpese-owarger cane. dex i ; , * on & om cl = Ps wrecked. he did not spite a coroner's jury verdict of justi- ASK 8,000 PESOS FOR CAUSE} the danger : ; ‘The deputy fiable homicide which held the youth Storm 8 East ward the shot in self defense, members of the edie eraser lesan a ': ape then on tary district attorney's office said. Unable to Obtain Money, Broth- price on egipt The arene rey ern ‘Pennsylvania and New Jersey, ; . sho : ers Persuade Rebels to evenly divided by the international causing one death. Boyd Titman, G Or. John Lee. Coulter, N. D. A. City bank, during the credit eas laa 2, 5) BALLOTS ARE Take Airpalne Motors line. Polkville, N. J., farmer, was killed ee . ‘ Tuesday, in advancing $25,000,000 estes: the collapse of his home.-‘The storm C. Head, Recommends ‘a pistol, break the advance in the call loan ’ per Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, April 2. was most furious in ‘the vicinity o Strong Tariffs " him, I got him.” Smith |rate, ‘American citizens residing in revo- | —(P)—A sweeping rebel victory in the Portland, Pa., and Columbia, ‘N. J., ° . . in ‘was discharged| The action, which drew demand for lutionary torn Mexico are being battle of Jimenez, during which the tearing ‘houses and barns from their area Pentel : his resignation as a New York reserve forced to pay tribute to the rebels’ foundations and unflooring scores of /Poadae ws ibe rye plerty (AP) — The (Continued on page nine.) bank director, from Senator Glass, cause. ‘ ottiers. Two automobiles on the farm surplus of the world rather than Dorothy Crum Byerly, former Bis- jin ® bulletin received by the head- ‘Titman farm were twisted into wreck- that, of the United States is causing s marek woman, revealed this informa | quarters of the revolutionists here last age and blown more than o yards Hiei mee arene agien aes Gran a tion in a letter to her father, C. L. | night. Arkansas b' State Agricultural college of North] - banking firm of John L. Williams and i . | , , wife of Leroy Byerly, a Dakota, told. the house agricultural DD NOT HAVE RUM Bons of Richmond, a brother of the| Gle: Ullin Vote Postponed] MBER mothers owns a chain a % committee iy jmony on a in. illiams, comp- i 1 merchandise stores in’ High winds new farm aid bau. es re troller of the currency in 1920. ~ shen . gb ohamglgton ry Obregon, a small hi f the battl f . JO Crops produced in other countries Mite! ‘argo Devils Lake town on the Southern Pacific railway | known here of le which has ‘danger | seid are ériving “Amerions Products| IN BAG AFTER TRIP art or : Saag ot nea ived by Mr. Crum Poe MORE. RY Ae CN 4 7 ” ‘ receiv . ne city’s water |from the markets and leaving the 5 a a ae ee nat of grat: Bismarck Bed ave are light, Peksad was smuggled ‘out or Sonora. and into| Escobar sent two bulletins to the pieces cerca Eno slot co ott ep |1,2.207 th Caen ane | oe meg, Saas OY * Menta est ad em ‘Are Substitute Farms Bismarck Congressman’s Wife, ey oe, eerie hoard onduct | tal vote at that time was 1,332, Forced to Pay $4,000 . They come into this country Mentioned in Morgan Case, | tempting to destroy the large business| , Votes cast in the various precincts] ‘The Byerly brothers were forced to bracing 5 . toting "that simported sslesses| ~” Is Cleared by Tutth "interests of he country,” and in a) 4°; vcs tirst precinct —113, mo en eeeer f : used iti the manufacture of industrial eee ° message to the senator declared: | | pirst ward, second precinct—i15. | “We are taking ‘collections’ for the be ~ Second ward, first precinct—93. cause,” Mrs. Byerly wrote the “cole F ” New York, April 2—(%—United Second ward, second precinct—| lection” committee spokesman said. this country with potatoes to throw | States Attorney Charles Tuttle after 132. “We have you down for 1,000 pesos. away. investigating reports that Congress | 10+ ‘Third ward, first precinct—143. _| It is a very small donation.” ie f He urged that the problem be dealt | man William M. Morgan of oad ‘Third ward, second precinct—135. | “But I do not have the money,’ , J a4 with by tariff revision to preserve the broad Fourth ward—156. Mrs. Byerly's husband responded. “I . y ‘ domestic market for ‘American pro- Harry ‘who pb war -208. heven't oe nay S80 money since |¥ i 4 7 y ducers and suggested that members 8 2 ixth ward, first precinct—03. the revolution e out.” BATTLE, 24-23 . ee er cited temmeat [adiy palermo Sixth ward, second precinct—i48, | | ~That's all right, We wil be back means 3. . road- fore noon the vot n | this evening get your donation,” —= —._ ty ente 0 Ee ENO i the United Sta! as 6 roel bi light but incumbent officials during | the spokesman replied. ive of Virginia. | the noon rush predicted that the bal- ‘Ask For 7,000 Pesos lot cast today would total in the| Alarmed by the veiled threat of the neighborhood of 2,500. committee, Mr. Byerly telephoned his Wheeler, Miss., Has Easy Time Less than 500 had voted at the 10| brothers at Navajoe, 75 miles away. Defeating Winnemucca, ground floor 8] ti 39-9 ‘The Clark stew a record Ua jf $468 tthe : 0 te bels tet Pee ae et je <4 4 a vote of 4,4 al gen- tion.” ie rel re le- °: ‘was obliter- | suggestions thet they should be con: 5 temedy eral election Nov. 6, 1928. eA 7,000: pesos. (Continued on pag nine.) trolled by the government instead of ma if not interfered with by po-|""T, 2 nt a) contest today is that | Unable to obtain the money, the ene x for city commissioners. A. P. Len- | brothers finally persuaded the com- C Ie Bo hart is the lone candidate for presi- | mittees to “accept the donation’ of 4 two airplane motors which they had 4 3 LUMBUS COUNCIL : me pee the race for the two commissio1 ‘There has been little warfare in MISSING | . Humphreys and Wachter the vicinity of Obregon or Navajoe oy Y gd oie RASH ben’ but the Byerlys stated that they Two other, contests are those for | would be in @ dangerous spot if the RY PURSE ° federals to the south of them con-| Fear First Plante f, $1968, , &. hls pned i E police magistrate, for which there are three candidates, and justice of the| tinued to drive the rebel forces to- Carsten Kindsbeck Killed Al- peace, for which there are two candi-| ward the northwest section of the cific Is Dowi, most Instantly as Auto F. L. Moule and Father John A. H. country. Slag are unopposed for park com- TORS Overturns in Ditch ‘Voting on the $20,000 bond issue for SPANISH AVIA \ bus, . ee He i! FER g& 55 | g ig hi if il § g esis of installing a water and , if completed flight from 6:35 &. m., (4:35 Ee Hite } i i il ly at peel itl Li ur il 5 it Fel i Cees ‘8 weigher for 9 - i [ z i}