The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1930, Page 9

| | 7} President Hoover Is shown In this Associated Press telephoto as he signed the London naval ti following its ratification by the senate. Left to right standing: Senator Robinson, Geerstary stivaer, Vice Byesident Curtis, Senator Borah, Senator Swanson, Secretary Adams, Senator Watson, Senator Reed. Seated: President Hoover. LAST MAN KEEPS IS PLEDGE Aided Quake Victims Associated Press Photo Charles Lockwood, 87, drank a solemn toast from a bottle of Bur . Gundy wine set aside for the occasion in 1885 to $8vacant chalre draped In black around a weird banquet table in Stillwater, Minn.. keeping hie pledge as the last man of the Last Man's club. Lockwood and his fellows, all civil war veterans, formed the club in 1 VETS ENTERTAINED BY HOOVERS Associated Prese Photo The Duchess of Aoste, wife of the cousin of King Victor Em- manuel, wae one of the first Red Cross relief workers to reach Italy's stricken earthquake section. ea gee re ee — —— In Baker Slaying __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1990 _, 9 Associuted Press Photo — Dieudonne Coste (center), French aviator, who has completed preparations in Paris for a flight Across the Atlantic to New York, is shown testing out a pneumatic lifeboat to be used in case of a forced landing at sea. His mechanic, Maurice Jacques Bellonte, is taking a turn with the oars. KENTUCKY BEAUTIES HONORED Seee ne : tior-0823 = MOH awk-0810 | Brundidge Tells ~ RW r 6448 § Kostner Av. PRO spct-10254 Raloh 1 433 E 45th..... .DRE xi-1606 Pussiewillow Thornton, the only doy 5 1g In Chicago who boasts h telephone, with her name and number in the divectbey hist Tike other Sonics is shown ready to gossip with a friend should the occasion HOPES TO WIN AIR DERBY Harry T. Brundidge, St. Louls feporter who accused Chicago mewspaper men of racketeering, recently told his story to the grand jury investigating the murder of “Jake” Lingle, Chicago Tribune Feporter. Associated Press Photo Gov. Flem D. Sampson awarding commissions as “colonels” to loia Sibbre! (left) of Lexington and Cleo Snyder, at the capitol wfter Miss Sibbre! had won title of “Miss Kentucky” In state beauty con test. They will represent their state at Galveston, Tex., beauty pag: eant In August. Enters Air Berby Florence Lowe San Marino, Calif, aviatrix who will ff ides oretpane par re ir meey Scots Long Beach, Calif., ie Chicagel ir races, Florence is seated \low-winged, speed monoplane, eee ee AGED TURK VISITING AMERICA Confessed Slayings ER New German Party wien ated Prese Photo Dectaring his wife was no longer President and Mrs. Hoover entertained 800 wounded world war veterans at a garden party on the White House lawn. The President fe ahown shaking hands with one of the veterans while Mrs. Hoover on. HENY GOT HIS START looks = y ee <A LEA USO OE NUTSIE EE __HWERE’S WHERE E. L. DO ‘Associated Press Photo ~ Associates Presa Photo | Herman H. Barrere was arrested {n Montreal in connection with the slaying of Mary Baker in Wash- leaten, ©. C. He waived extradi- ion. te Associated Prese Photo This rickety wooden oll derrick, bullt 37 years ago’ by Edward L. Doheny, was the first one to ‘oll from the Los Angeles basin and started Doheny on his way to a fortune now estimated in exeses of $1! ¥ see 100,000,000. Mr. Doheny (left) is telling Frank R. Seaver the history of the derrick just before it was removed to the Doheny plant at Torrance, Cal. where it will remain as a rellc. able to care for them, Taylor Hott, Martinsburg, W. Va., confessed to police that he killed his three small children. ree . Agsuciaied eress Photw Zaro Agha of Turkey, who says he’s really a Kurd and claims to be 156 years old, Is visiting America to see and be seen by American scientists and medical’ men. Is shown upon his arrival in New York accompanied by Assim Redvan (left), who financed the trip, and Ahmet Mussa, his great-great-grandson, CLAIMS ABANDONED BABY Edna Lopinot, 19, East St. Louis, Ill. (right), confessed to Chicago authorities that she is the unmarried mother of “Smiling Jimmy . Stevens,” baby boy who was abandoned In the Stevens hotel In Chicago three months ago. She wants the baby back. Her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Lopinot (left), accompanied her. Park. The two ¢ which ts conve Associated Press Photo Gladys O’Donnell of Long Beach, Cal., Is the first to enter this year's national alr derby for women. The race will be from Long Beach to Chicago, starting Augi:st 17. Associated Press, Photo The first gun of the political campaign, made necessary by dis- solution of the Reichstag, was fired by Count Westarp, who announced formation of a mew German con- servative party. WHERE PRESIDENT HOOVER WILL SPEND VACATION President Hoover plans ‘to go weet for his vacation, part of which will be spent In Glacier natignel ‘shown above are on the presidential camp site and Swiftcurrent lake (bel necr, will probably chattenge the skill of the nation’s foremost fisherman, Associated Prese Photo Me +