The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1930, Page 2

--HBLP A. P. COLLECT _BALJOTING RESULTS Free Will Be Reported by Zones Assigned to Member . Papers by Organization FARGO:IS TABULATING POINT ‘ Special puleraph and Tele- phone Facilities Well Speed Announcement of Outcome A huge election machine for the collectiort and dissemination of elec- tion ‘returns in the state-wide pri- mary has been’set up by the Associ- } ated Press and will swing into oper- ‘ ation at Fargo after the closing of i the polis, \édnesday night. . Am army of more than 2,500 per- Sons will cooperate in gathering Te- : turns to be furnished to the Associ- | ated Press, the only agency in the state to collect returns before the official count is made. County auditors, precinct officials, and the staffs of every daily news- * paper in the state will aid in the $ task of collecting the returns. The + > 68 county auditors in the state will 7 act as the pivot for gathering of re- . turns in each county. Officials in the state’s 2,228 precincts will fur- nish the figures shortly after the closing of the. polls. The. state has been divided into » zones, with a member newspaper of the Associated Press responsible for obtaining returns from the counties ‘in their zone. The returns for the county will be compiled by the county auditors .who, in turn, will furnish them to the newspaper covering the zone. Returns collected by the newspap- ers will ‘immediately be transmi to Fargo by telephone and telegraph ; for compilation of. returns from over the entire state. A. separate telegraph circuit will connect the offices of the daily news- papers. for bringing returns to the * Fargo tabulation bureau. By this + method, the daily newspapers of the |) state will be in constant communica- tion with the Associated Press’ tabu- lation bureau, not only for sending returns from their zones, but for the receipt of news: giving the standing of candidates. The Tribune has arranged for com- pilation of returns from counties in the Slope zone. Standings of the various candi- dates will be announced from time to time to the newspapers, which will have: the daformation available for publication, Special: telegraph and telephone facilities have been arranged for op-: eration.of the election machine. Tele- phone circuits have been installed so that precinct officials may report to their county auditors the votes in their districts as soon as they are available. Facilities also have been provided s0 that county auditors may report, * to the newspapers in their zone. 2 Results of the state election will = also be transmitted to the St. Paul © bureau of the Associated Press for % dissemination throughout the entire © country. The election machine will operate for.several days in an effort to ob- % tain a complete and accurate tabu- * lation of the standing of candidates. + Newsboy Is Missing ‘ Since Wednesday A.M. Richard Clausnitzer, 15, has been * gnissing from the home of his parents, « Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Slausnitzer, 704 ‘Twenty-first street, since Wednesday. left there at 6-o'clock that morn- es tescéewrsee Becca s pares ec ce sess we + é since, Arrpreeg’ is 5 feet bis “4 Z ae Hit i et ie al : it lash : Ei Fy 3. 22 ce iz SEs aie ze ey6 ge Ee. i gatas Fee BaeB z 83 ga Be Fi re és & THE Qias0 NEA SERUCE UE 053 US PAL OFF. “School wasn’t so bad at that. Abolt this time we had basketball practice and were sitting around the drug store.” U. S. Surveys Health At Training School The United States Public Health service is surveying health conditions at the state training school at Man-|' oe Dr. J. H. Linson dnd Dr. Per- gathering data, with the collabora-; tion of the communicable disease“bu- yeau of the State Health department. State Luther League fatal. Fargo, N. D., June 21.—(?)}—Election | of officers was the chief business be- fore today’s session of the annual convention of the North Dakota Luther League and Choral Union | here. Selection of the new officers were delivered. Delegates will be guests at a banquet this evening. Montanan Hurtin Auto Accident at ] at Dickinson! ar epee N. Die June 21.—(P)— { Years. | 16 years ago. ‘nd started at Killdeer, N. D., and she made the brother, Albin Test of the trip by automobile. She “tas president; Rev. ‘was believed the injuries would prove Issue Warrant for Wall Street Broker New York, June 21.—(”)—Arrest of from Washington are here | Harold Russell Ryder, partner in the Wall street firm of Moody and com- pany which failed Thursday for | $2,000,000, was ordered today. He will be charged with grand larceny, As- sistant District Attorney Hastings 5 said. To Select Officers | ‘The arrest was ordered upon jplaint of John Vanneck, president of the Equitable Holding corporation, who charges he paid the ' brokerage firm $05,687 for stocks which never |Wheat Price Sinks To New Low Ground Chicago, June 21.—()—Wheat val- ues were hammered down to new low ground today for the fourth time this | veri and all deliveries. were beneath, ‘the dollar line for the first time in [ SIDEGLANCES - - - By George Clark }/LUTHER LEAGUERS Hold Part of Sunday Gerv- ice in M. E. Church The district Luther league meeting which got urider way in the First Lutheran church, Avenue U and Seventh street, Friday evening, today elected, Rev. Emil Benzon, Bi PA. \beck, Bismarck, secretary; Wililam | Johnson, Falkirk, treasurer; Rev. Emil Benson, clerical delegate to the na- tional conference of the league at Maple Lake, Minn., in July, aud Rev. oi ae Nelson, Underwood, aiternate; About 30 delegates are here from 12 congregations in the district. Val- ley City is represented by Rev. August. Westlund, who was supply pastor here until the coming of Pastor Benzon. He reported that he will stay at Valley ar until Rev. A. D. Mattson, profes- of Christianity at Augustana col- poly Rock Island, comes to relieve him during the summer period. The Gecided to set aside the ‘of one meeting for each league in the district as a contribu- tion toward the support of the home talk by Rev. H. J. Neilson on “The Love of God” and of “Love of Man ‘for J by ‘Raymond Carlson. Se eee oe kame and another by . At 10; 30 MAKE BENZON HEAD Conference at First Church to Sunday Tmorting the | levels, iy address, “Love,” by Rev. O. J. John- son, president of Augustana college, Hsmierck, | st. Peter, Minn.; vocal solo, Mylo ) Oakes, vice-president; Sandford Sjo- ed Olstad;. selection, union choir; 252; benediction. The order of the 7:45 services in the evening at the Pirst church an be: Hymn 61; scripture reading and ee Yoral duet, Agnes Atlin and “Brotherly address, love.” is August ‘Westlund; ‘vocal solo, Bernice Temanson: “Constraining Love,” Rev. *gmil Ben- gon; anthem, union choir; doxology. Speculative Markets Break Under Pressure New York, June 21.—(?)—The spec- ulative markets again broke under severe selling pressure today, ending the third week of almost steady de- clines. Important shares on the New York stock exchange tumbled §2 to $15, scores reaching new low levels for the year or longer. The selling again embraced the | leading commodity markets. At Chi- cago July wheat sagged. more than @ cent a bushel to the lowest level in ‘about 15 years. ‘Cotton broke sharply on the New York market, recording losses of about $2 a bale. At ondon bar silver again dropped to new low hi BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1930 | Big E Election Compiling Machine to Gather Returns of N. D. 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