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

‘Nottli Dekiote’s- 2 KENSAL KILLER ENTERS PRISON TO SPEND BALANCE OF HIS LIFE E ~Gampus Peach gg QUIK AMR OF CONFERENCE MAY FOLOW AGREEMENT France and Italy May Be’ Left * to Settle: Parity -Dispute : Outside of London ‘4 . 4 holas ‘Mead Raises: List -of : ( North Dakota Peniten-' tiary Lifers’ to 34 WILL WORK IN TWINE PLANT Osjord Praised by Chase for His. Help in Bringing Bunkow- | ske’s Slayer to Justice ‘J. Mead, until recently a ITALY REPRIMANDS FRANCE Feel Security Pact Is Matter for *¢ League of Nations to Set- j tle in Future ; quick adjustment of the naval con- ference was said in an authoritative go that Prance and Italy would be in position to sign as s00n 85/ winsome? None are - “ difficulties have been ironed} tins college, in Bristol, Va. than Emily Woodruff, above, whose fellow | SIX MISSOURI SLOPE COUNTIES INELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL LOANS Golden Valley, ‘Stark, Slope, Hettinger, Bowman . and with ‘France is un- France “wants us in naval oe re awrite Adami: Are. Banned ey wal figures'is @ matter been at the come guage: said; “we camé to in alow peeenedoet sat not told him E the League of Nations ao regi gg he EES crime 3 i A POUR RAGE HORSES. Tih é que (Continued on » VIGTIN OF RUM WAR IS FIGHTING FOR LIFE i a | gi Ly ° el ealy efi intl THE BISMARC ree oe BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1930 Distress Laid To Whea Oil Magrate Declares ‘Govern: ees NR RECUR PSS OE QOUIRNAErae REFUTES EDITORIAL TRBUNE REPRINTED ment’s Property Has Not Been ; Restored’ CHARGES MILLIONS LOST ‘Teapot Dome Has Little Recov- erable Oil Left Today, ' Letter Charges Harry F. Sinclair, nationally prom- inent oil man who served a term for contempt of court following the Tea- pot Dome: investigations, disagrees ith an editorial from the New York World, reprinted by the Bismarck ‘Tribune, which declared, in reviewing the various ofl cases, that the “gov- ernment’s property has been restor- In a letter to the editor of the Bis- marck . Tribune ‘today, Mr. Sinclair endeavors to show how the “govern- ment’s property has not been re- ‘The letter follows: tir Philadelphia, April ¢—(#)—The sit@ of the Pennsylvania Fireworks Dis- play company,:;Inc,, at Devon, Pa., explosions yesterday than. 30- ethers, today presented a etene reminiscent of the western bat- tlefront .after & concentrated bom- ‘Ten blackened: holes in the ground where = serits of the der. PASSENGER HUNTED Great Lakes Peninsula Country Starts Greatest Search for Mysterious Corpse eight miles. Menominee, Mich. April 4—(P)— H & gees Bag oF i s 43 ath tf uf Hh BERR 3 hi { itl H Ni il =? i 2 first to arrive in the United States, marked spots the 10 small frame buildings com- ‘| prising the plant; trees on the seven- pd pig of land were ot of Sra a tract was covered with debris. Every building on the site was blown Arrested on a Transportation to bits by dynamite and black pow- 200 homes had been damaged. explosions were heard at Cap May, N. J., more than 100 miles away and sec- tions of the buildings were hurled | WRALTEY DENIS <== INDICTED FORMURDER eI - TRIBUNE Power Naval Treaty May Be Signe R..8. Black, mayor of Dunedin, New Zealand, is shown in this Associated Press telephoto extending the welcome of civilisation to Commander Richard Byrd on his return from two years in the Antarctic. This picture, the was flown from the Panama Canal to New York by Lee Schoenhair. The picture is copyrighted by the Associated Press. ES le FIREWORKS TRAGEDY |[ Three tows Mayors 9 FATE PLAYS TRAGIC CLAIMS LIVES OF TEN; Blackened. Holes,-Shorn Trees, |". “Scattered Debris, Mark Explosion Spot Hold Posts by Luck —_—___——_—_—* Des Moines, Iowa, April 4—(7)— Three Iowa mayors are holding their Offices because of their luck in draw- lots. Elections at Plainfield, Ferguson and Polk City resulted. in ties, and judges decreed that the contests should be settled by lot. James Stippich won over T. L. Graeber at Polk City, D. A. Miller de- feated O.,A..Johnson at Ferguson, and Theodare ‘eles drew the cor- rect straw at Plainfield, defeating FARGO MAN FAGIG NEW LIQUOR CHARGE where had stood Count, Barenson Accused . The of Alcohol Ownership Fargo, N. D., April 4—(?)—Arthur Barenson, Fargo, already charged with transporting liquor, faced an additional charge today in connection with Fargo’s drive against the boot- leg liquor traffic. ‘The new allegation charges him claim he was the owner of the huge supply of alcohel which they seized Thursday in a local warehouse. J. L. Farrell, Fargo, was to go on Dr.|trial this afternoon on a charge of third-degree burglary. Police alleged they caught him trying to steal the alcohol from the warehouse. No action has been taken by the Madison testified that the truck contained only some empty cans and some grain. George Janda Given Audit Post in Bank George W. Janda today was des- ignated director of the audit depart- ment of the Bank of North Dakota by Col. C. F. Mudgett, manager. Mr. Janda goes from the farm loan branch to the audit post, which un- til recently was.filled by A. Johansen, resigned. His old post has not yet "| been filled by Manager Mudgett, but _ | will be shortly. with possession of liquor. Authorities | "S| shots took effect. A RN. MARIN JOKE ON AVIATORS Landing After Two. Occu- pants Leaped to Death sages \ Tulsa, Okla, ‘April 4—(>)—Fickle fate has played a tragic joke on two student airplane pilots who jumped to their death without parachutes from a flaming plane’ which later made a perfect three point landing and rolled to a stop. The plane, piloted by Louis Crippin, 27, of Tulsa, yesterday caught fire while above a golf course, apparently from a cigarette tossed into the high- ly inflamable fuselage. Crippin and Joe Bryant, 28, of Claremore, Okla., jumped to their death. Bryant leaped at an estimated height of 1,000 feet. When the ship was about 300 feet from the ground Crippen dropped over the side. After the landing the new biplane was consumed by the flames. Inves- tigators believed the two men would not have been killed had they remain- ed with the ship. Bank Robbers Escape Cincinnati, Ohio, April 4.—(7)—The Reading bank was robbed of $9,000 today by four men armed with a ma- chine gun. A grocer across a street saw the robbers and opened fire on them. The robbers immediately gave up attempts to secure additional currency, ran from the bank, returned the grocer’s fire with the machine gun and es- caped in an automobile. None of the Invalid Queen Victoria ‘ ph Rome, April 4.— een Vic- toria of Sweden, long an invalid, died here today. The queen, who had been sinking for some time from a complication of Pulm illnesses, took, a sudden bedside. The queen was 68 years old. The death of the queen was peace- ful. The immediate cause being weakening of her heart. WINSLOW WARREN Mass., Advocates Increased Flax Plant: URGES PREPARING PASTURES Urges Northwest to Wait for Flaming Plane Makes Perfect * As Grocer Opens Fire a Of Sweden Dead at 68 |» onary turn for the worse today, and King Gustav, who had been visiting in Naples, returned to Rome to be at her OF ALFALFA, CLOVER 1S COULTER'S ADVICE ing but Warns Against ; Overexpansion Livestock Census Before In«’ f creasing Breeding Stock j Minneapolis, April 4—(%)—The a northwest has “stuck too close to Be eel in the Lovag Povcel that fact is largely responsible for present “agri- cultural distress,” Dr. John Lee Coul: * Lutheran Church Bids To Be Opened April 1 Bids for the construction of the new Trinity Lutheran church will be | opened at 3 p. m. April 17, tt was an-, nounced this morning by Rev. O. 8: ZTARDIEU SAVES STRENGTH \—(e)—Premiet Tar comfortable night. He probably will and save his strength to uatic Star Near Drowni Filled With Nation’s Best Swimmers MAGNATE’S Glendale, here yesterday. in Pool if fie 8 i st i i it