The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 19, 1930, Page 8

DEFENDERS KILLED BY INDIAN REBELS Cut, Train Derailed, In Se- rious Outbreak Calcutts, Bengal, India, April 19.— (P—A group of 100 Indian national- ists today attacked the police armory at Chittagong, across the Mieghna F-tuary east of here, and killed six of the defenders. The dead included on? sergeant major. Before assaulting the armory the insurgents cut telephone and tele- gzaph lines leading out of the city, which is of. about 30,000 population, and derailed a train about 40 miles away, blocking the railroad line. A detachment of eastern frontier rifles under command of Lieutenant Colonel Dallas Smith was ordered from here to Chittagong to handle the situation. They left Calcutta morning. In Calcutta strong guard were es- €ablished at all gun shops, while ‘@rmored cars and armed police took ‘up positions in ‘strategic locations. {The authorities ordered an immediate @earch of: the city for arms and am- @uuntion, ‘The headquarters of the all-India QPational ‘congress committee was Faided and 17 arrests made. Five of those arrested belonged to ae pen Provincial .co1 com an gix to the South Calcutta congress committee. An official government bulletin was issued regarding the attack. “The government regrets to an- fmounce thé railway and police arm- ories were. attacked the night of April 8 the morning of April 10 by a of insurgents ‘estimated to num- 100 and were gutted. The details not yet fully known but from {nformation received up to the pres- ent it appears that one sergeant ma- Jor, one Anglo-Indian, and four In- @ians were shot dead by the insurg- ents. Otherwise so far as can be ascer- tained all civilian railway employes are safe, including women and chil- @ren who have been accommodated the jetties.” government . statement con- “Telegraphic communications were ered with but are being re- stored.” The premises of Bepin Be- ‘hari Ganguly, president-of the Ben- congress in ‘Almost Two Million Deposited by Capone , el” 19.—()—-Deposits rhief, a government agent testified Friday in the ‘younger Capone's trial for alleged violation of the federal in- come tax laws. Capone at one time offered the government $1,000 in set- tlement of his tax bill. Population Gain of 509 Is | Shown in Southwest Area {Newspaper Reporters » Reveal 89 Districts Show Figures Have Jumped From 17,696 to 18,204 MARMARTH DROP SHOCKING Bowman, Beach, Stanton and field All Show Good ~ Increases Eighty-nine of the first 99 districts reporting their population this year in southwestern North Dakota claim an sate gain in population of 509 from 17,695 to 18,204 in the last decade. The first 99 districts reporting to Milton K. Higgins, Mandan, supervi- sor, have a population of 21,723. Figures for 1920 in 10 of these dis- tricts are not available, however, and comparison for them cannot be made. Twenty-two districts of 35 which were reported this morning showed increases for the 10 years, 11 showed decreases, and two had no 1920 fig- ures for comparison. Total increase in the 33 districts was 411 persons. A drop of more than 45 per cent in the population of Marmarth, Slope county, is the most startling that has been reported from the 12 counties in Mr. Higgins’ territory so far. In 1920 Marmarth had 1,318 residents; today it has but 722. Four other cities and villages re- porting today showed increases. They are Bowman, from 767 to 881; Beach, from 1,106 to 1,264; Stanton, from ed to 358; and Belfield, from 526 to Mr. Higgips’ figures released today follow: Farms 1930 1920 + 23, 106 101 yman Coun! Bowman Village Sunny Slo} Whiting . Tp. Ly Tp. 129, Range 10 Golden Valley Beach City Elwood( pt.)"s Saddle Butte Stevenson . 7 Range 8% Marmarth City Stark County South Heart Belfield Village Heart Ri Training School May Have Kittenball Loop Though the state training school at Mandan has be definite plans for a - | indefinite outside of routine work. ’ 1G HE H ‘ E g di I 4 i .| Two American Marine Officers Are Slain in f Bob Renden Seeks Par-Busting Clubs Stolen from Shed ; Robert “Bob” today ‘is seeking -his second best pets, the golf clubs which “beat both Earle H. Tostevin and Walter G. Renden, to his coyote pup, which he sent to a Twin City park z00 a few days ago, disappeared from the woodshed at his residence where he had kept them all winter. Now he has not pets. Bob refused to divulge why he had kept the. clubs in the woadshed rather than the residence, but it 1s believed he attempted to deceive po- tential thieves who had marveled at his drives, ac- deadly putts. ‘Today he had ho trace of the'clubs but he plans to carry on a detailed investigation. He refuses to believe the theory they were used for kin- dling wood. STARK HEARING MAY NOT COME MONDAY John. F. Sullivan Will. Ask’ for Continuance iN Mandan Tax: Case court, set-for 10 a. m. Monday morn- ing, probably will be continued in- definitely. Announcement that. he will ask for & postponement. of the-hearing Mon- day was made ‘this morning by John F. Sullivan, counsel for Mrs. Stark in the case. Mr. Sullivan will be unable to attend a hearing. Monday morning as he will court at Bismarck. part reduction was upheld by the tax commissioner. Mrs. Stark's t' houses are on the corner of Avenue northwest and First Mandan. aa Want Permanent not. argue comperative value or equalization. He contends simply that canstitutional right to the reduction. Census Taker Finds PY 2,178 Persons Home peepee cep John Sheehy, : the Suspected ‘Murder’. Was ‘Frameup’ of Embezzier screeching, screaming curate approaches to the pin, and his | o¢ ay nad ‘been driven to Mobile, Ala., by Tipton in Horn’s pre-arranged away. *The the discovery ‘that the which contained a bloody blanket brick and a pair of handcuffs locked a 4 allow Horn pees ‘ up” to with jhereby declare it to be necessai the office funds, Flying Duchess Lands nen acoom:|tor, protests in wri e in and for the ‘cis be in federal] Bentonville, Ark., April 19—(>)—: Rogers, John R. Duty of ‘Guilty of Slander by: Radio’ Verdict Found] . Chicago, April 19,—(P)}—The verdict of * Tinols in the: case of the state Pred 5: Broucek was “guilty It was law in 1927. John H. elect of i et mn eats Stoutemire information whieh len to RusoLvion-on- te pean ov | Jy radio.” ; ae the first suit of- ite ‘kind a radio libel and in -the offic Inthe oftlos: rs : The Board of City: Comm axes the right to reject MH. “ATKINBON, - i ity Auditor. ol OTA, that iti a it is neces sald board of city” commalesioners construct concrete curb: and eater 5 ‘West side of lots 17'to 32, in- e South See 0 6 North side‘of lot » all in block 68, t fin’s Additio: side of lots 17 to % alony of the proper ape to be do not file with the city audi- iting against said improvems then the board of city, commissioners willbe dee! wuthol th, City of -Bismarck.—se. Atkinson, city auditor with-' ity ‘of “Bismarck, Burleigh county, North Dakota, do hereby certify that ‘the foregoing ‘is a true and correct copy of the original resolution adopted by. board of}: g sioners of said city at 2 eting held Monday eve- 1930.” /EREOF 1 Burlel LM. M. H, ATKINSON, oy Auditor. Ns. ae OF NORTH DA IN DIs- BELO CSGRE eaatee? Baee Fourth Judicial District, * HL M. Jensen, tite, ite of | Nort! kote Defendants: ij ach one of: youvare hereby erie spon the subaer'! in the: city of - Bismarck,” in County, North Dakota, with- ys after the sérvice:of ‘ti ve of the’ case"of office Burleigh in thirt; against youl. ef demanded the comp! thie dith de ~ ? gig ae ‘8. REGISTE! Attorneys for: sald’ Plaintl giice” and ftice, folowing. ‘described Bituated “1 in the ate . OFT etgne C1ab) Nel cnty-elz (16) West of the North Dakotas’ ‘That’ the this action is to detertol pres Tel 0 anid ; quiet, title im sald reat ry laintitt in, and tl tonal claion, fe, made £40) 5 te Bidmarek,. oh ee se 4—19-205"5—3-10-17-: NOTION TO Bi hanks of. isF are “i uw ed: for tl an jon_to Plans and Rittorde tat i H i fH ie |