The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1930, Page 7

ES | MOONEY WITNESS READY 70 RECANT ee Chicago, July 21—()—A big black bear started a tree-sitting contest all by himself yesterday and got himself WW! and Silent, John McDonald Arrives in San’ Francisco; Will Appear in Court San Francisco, July 21.—)—Ill and silent, John MacDonald, recant- ing witness whose testimony helped send Thomas J. Mooney and Warren K. Billings ticipation in the 1916 preparedness: day bombing here, was back in San Francisco today ready,to brand him- self a perjurer in an effort to set the two men free. Accompanied by his attorneys and N. Nochler, secretary of the Chicago federation of labor, Donald ended his journey from Bal- Edwin timore last night. MacDonald’s attorneys, with Frank P. Walsh, New York lawyer repre- senting the Mooney defense commit- tee, and Edwin V. McKenzie, repre- senting Billings, prepared to bring MacDonald's story before Governor C. C. Young and the California su- Preme court. It was planned to have MacDonald Personally appear before the governor and justices and repeat the assertions made in his Baltimore affidavit that he had been “coached” to identify Mooney and Billings as the men he had seen plant the bomb which killed | 10 persons. Four Meet Deathin | Circus Train Wreck | Moncton, N. B., July 21.—()—A truck arch bar falling beneath a car was blamed today by Canadian Na-/| tional Railway officials for the wreck of.a circus train in which four were killed and 20 were injured yesterday. The derailed train was a carrying the Al G. Barnes circus from Neweastle to Charlottetown. train consisted of 29 cars and the nine derailed cars, four passenger and five flat cars, were behind the seventeenth from the engine. Three men on one of the derailed fiat cars were killed outright. were Albert Johnson and Frank Fin- nigan, Los Angeles, Calif., who were employed as propmen, and James Arthur Stephens, a one-armed young man of Fredericton, N. B., who was ngt connected with the circus and was believed to have trespassed on James MacFarland, a j~ the train. waiter, belieyed to be from Montreal, died soon after the wreck in a hos- pital. None of the circus animals was hurt in the wreck. A special relief train brought doctors and nurses from Moncton, where the dead and injured were taken. INJURED CHILD DIES Little Falls, Minn., July 21.—(?)— Run down Saturday night as his fath- er was backing an automobile out of his garage, Hal, 14-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Lovingfoss, living near here, died Sunday. shot dead. to get back in the tree. Mac- YOUNG ONTARIO ALSO FEELS: BAN have bidding tree-sitting as jurious to health. eral strike. special ‘The tion of $1 a day. They Port Said, ance was quelled. ee peat ag [Tree-Sitting Bear | | Is Shot to Death | He weighed three hundred pounds and no one seems to know where he came from. However, he was sitting in a tree in Melrose park. Police were called. When the big bear saw them he lumbered down, which was the signal for the law— unfamiliar with black bear maneuvres —to spring in an opposition direction. One policeman deciding it was bet- ter, perhaps to die from bear bites than from heat prostration, turned and let the big brute have a few bullets. The bear paused and decided The policeman thereupon returned and dispatched him definitely. Toronto, Ont., July 21—(7)—Young Ontario's aspirations for tree-sitting records] been blighted by an edict of the children’s aid society for- @ menace in- Arthur Grandmason, 14, was pulled | from his arboreal perch at Niagara Falls yesterday after three days in the branches. J. J. Kelso, director of the society, ordered Arthur down. Normal Business Resumed at Butte Butte, Mont., July 21.—()—Normal ; business was resumed in Butte today with 1500 employes returning to work under terms of a secret agree- ment which ended a week-long gen- ‘The strike started June 16 with the refusal of union teamsters to accept a wage reduction of 25 to 50 cents a day. Machinists joined them upon announcement of a proposed reduc- Because of their refusal to handle goods delivered by non-union team- sters, clerks were locked out a week ago, virtually suspending all business. EGYPTIAN RIOT INJURIES SIX July 21.—()—Twenty Persons were injured, six seriously, when Egyptian troops fired on a mob during rioting in the native quarter here this forenoon. 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