The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1929, Page 1

Weatlier hot 80 cold Saturday Probably fair tonight and The Colder tonight, PRICE FIVE CENTS 22 = WILSON'S EFFORT Planned Pennsylvania Representa- tion Up to Governor VARE WATCHES HOPE FADE.) {Expenditure and Charges of Fraud and Corruption Are OBTAIN POST ALSO IS} THWARTED BY VOTES Deciding Factors | Washington, Dec. 6.—()—The, doors of the senate were — {End of Controversy Lea Heads New Bank ’ Pennsylvania. in the polities of i! Bs By a vote of 58 to 22, it was the $785,000 expenditure belo adelphian in the prima: 1926 and the charges rhe i deel A iii 828 rs 3 Hal ay 3 _ HEL itl i ia gf ie ail if il [ Fe ‘i cv Injured if ih aul it Das was Wednesday Rioting After == OHA CES ARE = OER TAL LA i! iM Mi a iy : i an hui a4? The vote on the Norris resolution to exclude Vare was opposed only by { Republicans. On the other hand, 25 Republicans, Two roll calls in quick succession 9 32 Democrats and one Farmer Labor “| tiean for the complexion of t! tion, but votes where Senator contest The vote to exclude 22. The vote against to 15. voted to bar him. Two Americans guPag i: Ht hi aii é : a A | : tis 3 jadelphian's Attempt to Grab Bandit Fatal as One = _ STDS | SEIZE $34,000 CASH BANK MESSENGER IS mal i is 1 (8 Northwest any He al il dite a lt: ae? ini shinee + tH the i 2s apie nalts, ip ily fal iit faint ga! ‘ia Hee 214i! ei ab ausaaly 2 i ie i nH ic i ; ; i fl i ae Vi hai 32 saci on ila Es j i i i ie ia He ai & Bank and Trust Co. Board of Directors Hit |as|é iin ate Huy a ‘ ca Z, = - ae = M4 2 < > D j=! ma] fz} bf = DECEMBER 6, 1929 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, Deny Vare Se Permanent National Bus Seat 58 te iness . OF BISMARCK’S NEWEST BANK Heads Dakotd National J. E. DAVIS NAMED PRESIDENT | RECEIVE NATIONAL CHARTER! nic ® | Administration Board Chairman | | |Prominent Capital City Business | and Professional Men on J. E. Davis, chairman of the state i Cl | Fred Peterson Is Named Vioe | President; Ward Treasur- | er; Goddard Retained | | Ho A.OF C. PRESIDENT | | P.M. DAVIS ELECTED IS DIRECT RESULT OF Opsred ot Wie BARNES SELECTS 40 MEN Council to Watch Trends, Give Warning, and Recommend Depression Remedies PRESIDENT HOOVER'S MATTISON SUCCEEDS BELL i Theodore Quanrud and Paul Committee of 40 Will Oversee Wachter Other Newly Elect- Permanent Council; Will ed Chamber Leaders Forest M. Davis was elected presi- dent of the Association of Commerce ‘Dastrict | A¢ the reorganiaation meeting of the $100,000, a surplus of $50,000 and { undivided profits of $10,000, accord- | Phil; bancorporation are located in North Dakota, all of the principal cities being represented. The Dakota National has a capital ' ing to Mr. Wagner. It will maintain ch pag amg amar tution is associated with 92 other northwest banks with resources of 9462,000,000. Seven members of the Bancorporation, the Bismarck insti- 3 a os AUS 3 dering in Far North ight “Return. to a After Two Months’ Wan- ESKIMOS RESCUED a | -|| For Whole 17 Hours! ; PROSPECTORS, IN SIGHT OF FOOD ean Chicago, Dec. 6.—()—For 17 hours, ; up to 5 a. m. yesterday, not a crime was reported in Chicago. No Florence Smock, Lake county, Indiana, both 17, won, health ‘egao £83 eT Hi ; pe 3 Ne iia PT] ; Meet on Saturday Washington, Dec. 6.—(®)—A per- s fu abs pai eee Hun | ii jul He yt ue ent holdups, no robberies, no mur- g22 a8 Fe aT Em E HE |i, he ui fh iv a | Cranberry Portage, Man.. Dec. 6.— Gain Bay Post to Freeze in Reach to | ee ce a uli ‘ih i! ay 3 3 Pye Ss Le lll sil | Hl Lego i any i a i hi wa tli Hie 3 A ii ie ati li ge ie nt Hi Yo x th se a= aa He Mi 4 tnt if es tl ie ti pik ie Pali as i He i i pon 5 qu523 22 pay afi He F ae heii i F Haya hi itll g iifij 4a fe ai Es ei i ne a ah wa ie Met : tH fi fo: fit Lh ae sli z i Tae $3 8 lit hitill i! 3 wey 6 <@ . Hitlte id i ee rt en it a i a pay ce Pe ey a (hit <i] oe at pitas ie ie i mld uty 1] qi rant i ie sea he ie A lag i ba ttle ui ee