The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 8, 1930, Page 1

‘ABLISHED 1878 ‘BISMARCK, NORTH DAK(TA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1930 : ; “PRICE FIVE 3 Killed In Crossing Collisio 4 +. A ea ; t 1 —<—=—— : 4 Sinclair, Marshall, Brant Endorsed®™™=™. Charles Moore, 63, Myrtle Shep- ard, 19, and Bernice John- son, 17, Victims MAGNUS SCENE OF TRAGEDY ..| Two Instantly Killed; Miss John. i § Vas | Ten Delegates in Third Distriot| ue text of tne Nonpartina state aS 2 Russell Orders Sleuths to Pick npartisan Favorable to Townley, | Neu Dakota, in convention tasers : i = oe Up All Connected With SS GL RIGA e Gang and Gun Life i FH ii of Febru 936, Vote Is Interpreted “fhnte present national administration pss ed. to the develo} 1 HH Bs ll ig 1s committed: t THORESON IS FIRST CHOICE |tereets "or Amer ay of : 2 TOLD TO.GET OUT OF TOWN we bell tl lh zgd iF i 3 re liev: re - Nonpartisan League Platform | ine proposed Hawicy-a mt if i LINDERGH DESERTS . | Business Men Form ‘Courage | quit ieee, conmeeine Condemns N&tional Bank Bro ms aca : Committee’ to Rid Chicago | Chane and Merge |G, recs wea CLIDER EYPERIMENT = ° i of Hoodtum Hordes | WRECK OF EIELSON'S eral farm board in its efforts to ‘ RE tie j id ilise bar Bh dopo a Coren aan 5 : ; ~ Chicago, Feb. 8—(4)—Wholesale! mes (ese tp DUE WIND CONDITION See : Se une tt mee tea] PLANE BURIED AGAIN | p Noqpartiane cadored seaitod i PR 3 = es | Fools Newspaper Men and Pho- ye ae purse of Police Commissioner BY RECENT BLIZZARD torial candidate on the sixth bal- SI t 1 togr <a ae fd vy ‘aphers After Treating ‘The commissioned provided funds for this afternoon. hose yi a tirel 5 tpeaanctih 4 : eo the Untied ti ne to was Pat Reid Flies Captain Swen- Nonpartisans in state convention erative idea, ‘ pak pleking his best sleuths to attend. son, Daughter and Russian here were wrangling over their guber- natorial endorsement but had taken rd, Lind! Boxing matches are magnets that Ship Master to Teller no definite action in the matter as the | Sovemnmental | recognt e Calif., Feb. 8.—(P)}—Forestalled lure the “big shots” of the beer, racket, Tribune went to press this afternoon. | operative control of ie tr 7 iM : and gang world from their usual Leading the candidates for the ete, 'e y, wee . on \{heunts, Commissioner Russell order- dorsement were A. T. Lynner, nS e ne 5 of a is ed his detectives to pick up every man William Langer, Bismarck; and E. H. gambling in ‘ |they recognized as‘ in any way con- i aged nits food B nave beens nected with Chicago gang and gun . H. Sinclair, incumbent, today was can the H southeast ERESzRF slitel Hyde flesh, [ pif “ln u F it eople have been paeiely life. endorsed for congressman from ‘be of agriculture third district at a caucus of dstrct|tngustiee acd‘sctaifavey ous ats" Several arrests were made, but the| 2m delegates to the convention. The sec- nan sperous basis, f fe pe ¥ buine ond district endorced A. 8. Marshall, A ten a Nipterictiet acanter oe cl etective | ay Sfter 8 flight of the fiat diet cate sabe fe j : ; bureau to get out of town. hey foo off from North fate a candidate, lef’the endorse: we ea to eet to tows | ey Sok radioed. from : o at he Portection ts e: gangster 5 ‘The Swensons had been marooned re ‘Hereafter | for several months on the fur trad- 2 ae fae GANGSTERS AND POLICE MIXED Sg ey OvIA 4 i i aber 4 fit il i : F He z pul fs tT . f and sian ship Stavropol, of which he is i _IN DETECTIVE’S WEIRD STORY i= i Ses tet [sence pee nae ee nd the val dies. xe dant its hoodlum horde was being fash-| Owns the Nanuk. slons the abhlis Sec. Any —_—_—_— *. loned. by the Chicago Aiasocietion of] Captain Reid flew one of the Fair- seal a odes of valuation: and Expects :Peath for Testimony| commerce. ‘The‘membership of the ena —— sent north to engage in jnued on page three)’ ' “courage committee,” to consist of six| the search for n } i men, was to be announced today, with | Zarl Borland, who were lost bepcrneegrrepery ye \ | Offered Detroit Police Trial | men Robert Isham ‘Rah;dolph, presi-| While, attempting a flight dent association, as its head. The wreckage Board: Members ae oe 50 Holdups Last Night The “courage committee” will take PREDICTS GARVIN KILLING!up “immediately” the matter of “res- cuing” the city ge gangster rule, 3 ria Col. Randolph said. How the com- . . . Renville county and long a Nonparti- to the Nanuk to search for their lost With 8 delegates voting, 48 votes| Former North Dakotan Will De- fan warhorse, declared Legge to be Tells of Hotel Room With Wild | mittee. Poff bey singe nareted collenanes at sil thelr efforts ware were necessary for an endorsement een board. books velop Tremendous Acreage The rest are merely straw dummies.”| Men and Women, Bell Hops _ |piaint joe ad or etagy ft care) poses shalsehypiearaget ras S08 | D. H. Hamilton, McHenry county Taking $50 Bills store and street rob In North Carolina state senator, said: “The hopes of . night. An unidentified man was the 14 agricultural ‘states in ¢he Mis- found shot dead in a room on South Alexander A Sangamon street shortly after mid- night, and at least one cab driver re- he had been held up and the “undress bandits,” a man and a woman, who cover their fal oO Feagke eles file R: i Li eal ey I i 8 5 F i i F =2 BE i fF bal 3 ¥ [i gale iH “4s i bi Fr it i i 5B E i He i [ ; j j be , H 4 i Hi f nt F i H g i i i | a H sz H é gz | Ss Fae : i R; ri nil i i i j [ Hy { B i s s j G38 g i é g i t i i KILLED BY AUTOIST Guptill Man Attempts to Avoid Striking Three Men, Skids and Strikes One ie tu F é i iil Fargo, N. D., Feb. 8—(P)—Roy , 45, farmer at Barlow, Foster county, was gg na today when sil I rE i He He 4 i Fi F : i i Be a ™ i F LIE Hf i i i i £ re i i Hf ft ay Hl £ # i se il ‘ 5 a pe | i 2 if xi! Bynt| tle i Wet, Til Hi fey fe-esl iy i Hs § Tee ee