The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1930, Page 7

Seventeen thousand rotarians, from 60 or more countries, met In Chica anniversary of the founding of Rotary International at Chicago in 1905, (THEY, SENT GREETING TO BOBBY Robert T. Jones, II!, S-year-old the railway station with his 5-year- left Atlanta for New York to welco: Little Bobby wanted someons to Bookie Shoots in of the golf champion, wi sister, Clara, when 100 frie: home from England. “tell daddy | can whistle now.” Allan Pres! mm Associated Press Photo Hoover, second son of the it, ‘ing to work for the in yonne, N, je will return to th he suspected of being kidnapers, ®¢heol of business in th: and killed Oliver Honig (below). AVIATION’S LATEST DEVELOPMENT The helicopter, designed to meet the need for an airplane that will received initia! tests at] Curtiss field, New York. jades made to revolve by propellers mounted cn located motor. Maitland @, Ble the Inve cciving essentially, of four large wings cr hown in imset at the controls of the new machine. * 7 desoctated Press Photo Andrew McCampbol! (left), who has been chasing moonshiners and bootleggers since 1907, has taken over the Job of drying up New York City. Hi he new prohibitio: ministrater for southern New ‘The coremeny took place at £ York, He wn talking with his assistant, James J. Donovan. Mrs. Walker and Meichoir. TINKHAM DARES LIBEL THREAT Mra. James J. Walker, York” in which John Henry Me: go to celebrate the twenty-fifth 3,000 MILE TRIP IN 30-FOOT YAWL : Associated Press Phote Rep. George H. Tinkham (right) of Massachusetts accepted the dare of Bishop James Cannon, Jr., to repeat ¢ es gainst him without prote of congressional immunity by Issuing a signed etatement repeating his charges against the churchman. FOR GULF STREAM LOST TUBE : ‘Asvoclated Prose Photo . Garland Swain (left), Whittier, Cal, newspaper re; jorter, and Fred Hunie of San Diego, Cal,, will attempt to eall thelr Sotcot yans ‘The Peggy, on a 3,000 mile ve cross the Pacific from San Diege, Cal., to Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas group of islands. NEW GENERALS FOR CRIME WAR Associated Press Photo Prof. Georges Claude, French scien beside the giant steel tube which he bullt in an effort to hari the gulf stream its waters into electrical energy. ‘he tube whic! long and coat more than $1,000,000, collapsed and wi being lowered into the oc: near Havana, Cuba, CHARGE COMEDIAN STOLE LOVE lost as It John H. Alccek, Chicago's new “Iron man” police chief, is shown above telling a city council committee why there is hoodlum ¢ Chicago. Alcock chose John W. Norten, 68, (left, below) vets many battles, as chief of detectives, and Capt. John Ryan (below, 48 Norton’s assistant. MAKES BOW of right) 3 ‘ae Here’s Luck! Hel en YY appeared in court where O’Brien accused Langdon wife's to wite of New York City’s mayor, christened th tated Press Photo irplane “City of hope to fly eastward around the world, Genter group shows, left to right: Mears, AID CHICAGO ENDURANCE FLIERS ‘8 and his pilot, Fred Meicholr, sevelt ficld, New Yor: < Associated Presa Photo Above are the feminine aids to Kenneth and Jehn Hunter, ree ord breaking Chicago endurance filers. Left to right: Mrs. Ida Hunter, mother of the fliers; Irene Huncer, sister, and Mrs. Albert Hunter, whose husbadtd is in the refueling plane. Below is the City of Chicago with Kenneth Hunter on the catwalk. NEW CRUISER READY FOR BUSINESS | 2 Associated Press Photo Ready for business, the 10,000-ton cruiser Chester is shown at the Philadelphia navy yard where it was commissions turned to the command of Capt. Arthur Philip Fairfield (inset). REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAKS STIR BOLIVIAN CAPITAL Orville Wright, Dayton, Ohio, avi- ation pioneer, was given the degr Associated Preas Photo move directly up and down, A. W. Shafer, Cincinnati, lost $1,000,000 in the etcck market, fost his job and is charged by his ém- ployere with embezziing $10,000. of Doctor of Science by Ohio Sta univérsity at the commencement ex- ercises June 10. This Is a their power from a centraily A dispatch to visionat ae had region al ‘Astoolated Photo al of Bolivia, where revolutionary id a military comm oa a ba fe