The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1930, Page 1

: Taft’s , Serious Condi ESTABLISHED 1873. \ BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1930 Hughes Is Named Chief Justice Autos Make Railway Mergers Necessary 0m HOOVERISREADY TO {WISCONSIN DECIDES {[: NAME IMMEDIATELY | CORRUPT PRACTICES | HAITIEN COMMISSION) ACT CONSTITUTIONAL Reiterates He Has No Desire for Action to Oust Governor Kohler Marines to Represent the United States Abroad GANGLAND GUNS BARK LETHAL | REPLY TO ‘STOP CRIME’ EDICT Fatally Wounded Gangster Re- | fuses to ‘Squawk’ Despite Deathbed Entreaty CHICAGO ‘REFORMING’ AGAIN -|‘Something Drastic Must Be Done,’ State's Attorney + Swanson Declares DONNELLY EXPLAINS. CONSOLIDATION PLAN AT MANDAN MEETING John F. Sullivan Calls Northern Pacific ‘Mandan’s First Citizen’ 200 HEAR DINNER SPEECHES Indoor Pageant Traces Develop- ment of City in Four Dis- tinct Epochs Feb, 4.—()—William Healy crawled from an alley on the south side at 1'a. m. today, two bul- i a gs EE a3 ated Consolidation of the Northern Pa- caus cezene: STON SCANDDAT eee POR CONGRESS WITH Sess sxc . cal att . 6 y was the same hospital, too, that “Without a feasible Chicago treated Healy five years ago when he through @ line which connects with brought in suffering from two i de¢ Pe AT was “our St. Paul terminals, our proposed knife wounds, also in the back. oa rae: be ecient oe septs dag vaneaae to tains haan clared. “. what de com- care will iuske ts doubtful but its |oames Prohibition for Bank) Stir.” ae maintained his silence Failures and Overproduc- | even in the face of surgeons’ state- ments that he had only a few tion of Wheat to live. Mrs. Healy was summoned, i : g Ee i a F. [ j B Devils Lake, N. D., Feb. 4—(?)—C. P. Stone of this city, a candidate for | ministered, Healy kept his Bea ‘Loud curses and the roar of an au- < tomobile aroused persons living near the scene of the attack. The pistol i | | iyi H fF ei eam congaisnce, Nous about four gang killings many days, and several recent bombings. “I called the ference,” said the il ell done, the DBATHS A MYSTERY }* shows Near Wilton Loses 15 Heall From Mouldy Clover pe ri i Hughes Back in Supreme Court Ordered Back to Circuit Court by Finding PLANS THOROUGH INQUIRY/REVERSES JUDGE’S RULING! When and How Are We to With-| Opinion Based’on Fact Question | draw? Action in Meantime? Are Questions Studied Involves Validity of Elec- - Washington, Feb. 4.—(?)—President | Madison, Wis. Feb. 4—()—The | ‘Hoover said today he would immedi-| Wisconsin supreme court today ruled ipt practices act was constitutional in in application to statutes permit the expenditure of | $4,000. The court’s decision today was on | the demurrer filed in the case by the | itorneys: Circuit Judge James Wickham, Eau Claire. Wickham ruled that the cor- practices act “so far as it pur- ports to confer a right of removal of Charles ‘Evans Hughes, internat Monday was appointed chief justice of the United States supreme court to|come his way. succeed William Howard Taft, former president, who resigned because of ill health. Hughes, by Hoover's 2 highest court in the land where cz" EIBLSON SEARCHERS =| HOPE TO LEARN FATE WITH STORMS OVER Success or Failure of Digging! Operations Will Be Known in a Few Days ge 2 i Fae Ht age INo Trace of Poison; Farmer| ty 3 St. Paul, Feb. —(P)—V. R. Bachel- | ler, 40, St. Paul wrecking contractor, was fatally, and Frank Car- 8 &F with two unidentified a GEE ity z if ut el B 3 Lif fas 4 Ah it Hi H H a i Bs rf He gf f i ae i : ij i i iE i i Li ith Hl | 4] i f a a li ij i Bute i EE et | Ha 3 8 i 8 = “ tion Alarms Doctors ARCK TRIBUNE == PRICE FIVE CEN! HE LEFT IN 1916 "0 RUN FOR PRESIDENT Offered Appointment by Presi- | dent Hoover, Eminent Jur- : ist Quickly Accepts iWASHINGTON IS ASTONISHED Mighty Turn of Events Endg and Begins Chapters in Lives of Famous Men \ Washington, Feb. 4.—(#)—Charles Evans Hughes, one of the foremost of the nation’s jurists and statesmen, is: to be the next chief justice of the ‘United States. He will succeed William Howard Taft, who broken in health by ardu- ous years in the public service, has been forced to resign. In spite of Mr. Hughes’ acknowl- edged talents, all Washington was {surprised last night to learn of his appointment. His nomination was sent to the senate by President Hoo- ver just as dusk was falling. A few had been busy with the long distance telephone. He reached Mr. Hughes in‘ New York, offered him the appoint- ment, and obtained an immediate ac- ceptance. With a radiant smile, the = appointee later told newspapermen he, would accept the post as the greatest) known jurist and statesman, late | Opportunity for service that ever had ppointment,-thus-zeturns to the/ Thus, has a mighty turn of events he sat once before until he withdrew in 1916|caught up these two distinguished torun as candidate of the Republican party for president of the United States.| Americans, whose names are written large in the history of their nation. TAFT RETURNS TO WASHINGTON Stsevn Sscac WORN, WEAK AND INDIFFERENT tz 0=0-e0 While Mr. Taft is the only man in BALE AT ANAMOQQSE, |Former President ana chiet Jus- Ie hae aoe oes CAUSES 4300S Stores Owned by W. H. Chapek,|‘IN NO IMMEDIATE DANGER’| Hughes’ career began in New York, L. L. Kessler and J. M. Mantz Damaged " | ing Woodrow Wilson in the campaign tice Practically Helpless of i816 he” tlle of lection pe electoral votes. So close was the bal- Due to Health |loting that the outcome was in doubt — | for days. Began in New York Famous Smile Flickers Only Once as Doctor Jokes About Wheel Chair where his legal abilities brought early prominence Repul conven: tion at Chicago nominated him for the presidency on June 10, 1916, and he from the complicated by a bidder ailment | Agrarians Attack and ‘The condition was described as ex- serious. Slay Three Federals: * In medical terms, the former chief — is afflicted with arterio} Mexico City, Feb. 4- sclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, |rodeo at Ixhaut and myocarditis, an allied disease. ‘The bladder trouble is called chronic cystitis. ii Zenon Gongazles, and a ‘Troops fought off the attack and cap- tured six of their assailants. = ri a ——