The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1929, Page 7

; PAGE SEViciv tion. E. ©. Moe, Galesburg, { named vice president, » and 4 we secretary: ‘. 7 fo Parkhurst, DOKKEN HEADS BANKERS | ————-——- | The largest urban concentration | Fargo, N. D., May 17.—(?)—Adolph of negroes in the world is found in Dokken, Kindred, was elected pres-| New York City, which had a i ident of the third district group of| population of more than 160,500 in the North Dakota Bankers associa- | 1920, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1929 _ TENNESSEE OFFICIAL CHARGED A PARTY 10 ATTEMPTED MURDER THF. BISMARCK TRIBUNE Boy Scout camp situated at Wild- | wood Lake near Wilton. These boys are working at various homes and jobs and will work until they have earned their camp fee of $8. Scouts now working in this way include: Richard Schmidt, Oliver Sorsdahl, Philip Gorman, Ben Stein- ‘er, Richard Griffin, Neil Beylund, Robert McCurdy, Robert Griffin, Thomas Culbertson, William Cul- bertson, Grant Hartley, Lawrence them. Persons who are willing to jot the Cannon Falls Beacon, a week- give this work to the scouts rather |ly, died at a Rochester hospital. than an older boy or man are going to help boost attendance at Camp Chan Owapi for this summer. VETERAN EDITOR DIES Cannon Falis Minn., May 17.—(?)— Silas 8. Lewis, 79, president of the Goodhue County Editorial association, and since 1881 editor and publisher where passengers were to begin their work. The 86 strikers on trial were ar- rested yesterday following riotou: demonstrations on one of the roads used by Lapa hel who have re- turned to the two big mills. Workers returning to the mills to work today were escorted by squads of national guardsmen acting as special police. Guardsmen also pa- {trolled the streets, Adjutant General W. C. Boyd an- above are working their way to camp under a different plan. There are several other scouts who are very anxious to earn their camp fees. If any business men or householders has enough work around their places to give a boy the chance to earn $8 at 20 to 30 cents an hour, they can call W. G. Fulton, scout executive at 285 or 1208-W and he will refer a scout to (SCOUTS SEBK JOBS TO EARN CAMP FEE All. Desiring to Go to Chan Owapi Must Have $8; Di- rectors Ready for Calls Adjutant General W. C. Boyd Free on Bonds After His Car Drives Through Strikers Elizabethton, Tenn., May 17.—) —Adjutant General W. C. Boyd, Tennessee, was arrested here today on a warrant charging “aiding and abetting an attempt to commit murder,” sworn out by Evelyn Heaton, a striking textile worker injured yesterday by an automobile that dashed through a group of picketers who blocked the road. He ‘was released on $1,000 bond. A warrant also was issued for Joe Calhoun, driver of the car that struck Miss Heaton, and a deputy left at once for Jonesboro where he was taken yesterday for safe keep- ing. Strikers charge the car rushed pickets in the road on the orders of Adjutant General Boyd. Miss Hea- ton was seriously hurt and three other workers were treated for in- juries. The adjutant general said he or- dered the way cleared so the car could proceed to the textile plants nounced that three additional com- panies of guardsmen, approximately 225 officers and men, would arrive during the day to aid in preserving order. A cordon of guardsmen surround- ed the court house where the trials of the strikers are being held. High School Teacher Til, Leave Is Granted Miss Pearl Bryant, teacher of Eng- lish and dramatics in the high school, is ill in a local hospital, and her place on the faculty is being filled by Mrs. John Page. Miss Bryant has been granted a year's leave of absence, and as soon as she is able to travel she will leave for her home at Cam- eron. Mo, BURT FINNEY APPOINTED Appointment of W. H. 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