The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1930, Page 3

% os ‘ yy £ = sv the matter until conditions warrant its undertaking.” Judgment for $30,000 PHi he i STATE RIFLE TEAM Major General Everson Con- gratulates Sorenson’s Men ~ on Camp Perry Showing Commendation of the North Dako- _ fa Tifle team, which won eighth place in the Camp Perry, Ohio, as captain, from re THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. OCTOBER cian RS Geen a ee TRIBUNE, SATUR | GETS COMMENDATION , | In this picture we have two extremely interesting exhibitssthe famous “It” girl, Clara Bow, reg! and disillusionment, and the sheaf of “rubber” checks, which she handed to thi nature, did the gambling house thought the chips used at the game Runs Amuck When Officers At- tempt to Serve Lunacy Warrant on Him Massillon, O., Oct. 4—(}—Fatally wounded in a six-hour gun battle with five Trumbull county officers near Warren, Charles Langdon, 30, a farmer of Mesopotamia, died this morning in a hospital here. Langdon ran amuck when one of the officers attempted to' serve a lunacy warrant on him after he al- legedly had threatened to kill a neighbor. The farmer met the of- ficers with a sawed-off shotgun in hand and when the officer retreated to get assistance, barricaded his home. Sheriff John C. Risher and County Detective Elmer Darling led the at- tack to drive Langdon from the builging. The threw tear gas bombs and fired into the build- ing, while Langdon answered with his shotgun. After three hours, Langdon fled into a nearby woods where the shoot- ing continued. One charge from his other officer when Darling shot the gun out of his hands. Despite fatal wounds, the farmer fought hand-to-hand with the of- ficers as they closed in on him. He fi collapsed. grits family said he had been acting “queer” for six years. Northern Railroads Holding Up New Work St. Paul, Oct. 4—(#)—Both the lorthern Pacific and the Great grams in Montana, withdrawing ap-/|~* Plication to the interestate commerce commission for connecting lines in that state. ‘ The Northern Pacific has with- drawn its application for permission to build a line from Given to Minnesotan ap Rr ak 28 Nev. The checks, which total $13,900 and which Ro good, as the “payment Stopped” stamp can be seen on them. Clara says she & lot less money than they signed with dainty Clara's sig- really did, and insists she handed the house proprietor blank checks, signed, and trusted to him as a gentleman that they would be filled in Alhambra, Calif, Oct. 4. ports Further Cases of Needy Children ————_ 70 PERSONS INJURED Oct. overturned near Nied- f Sets Junior Record | oO —(P)— Frank Buck, 16-year-old Elizabeth, N. J., flier, broke the junior trans- continental flight record today, arriv- ing at Western Air Express field at all such to the chief, 10:28 o'clock (P. 8. T.). He reported y ‘tie a time for the flight from W. G. Fulton, scout executive, was Newark, N. J., was 28 hours 33 min- utes, which lowered by one hour and eight minutes the record made by his friend, Eddie Schneider, of Jersey City, N. J. RED CROSS SEEKING GIFTS OF CLOTHING Mountrail County Township Re- Q 4) — Seventy-one persons out of seventy- six aboard a motor bus were injured .| today when the big interurban liner skidded and R. GRIFFIN ELECTED SCOUT FIRE CHIEF New Auxiliary Unit of Bepart- ment Holds First Meeting and Organizes Robert Griffin was elected scout chief of the newly-organized scout firemen unit, at the first. meeting, ‘called at the fire hall Friday eve- ning by Chief H. A. Thompson, of the fire department, Howard Byrne and Omer Walls were elected lieutenants, The remainfer of the group are: Paul Gussner, Lorin Duemeland, Wal+ ter Ulmer, Donald Honor of the Bismarck scout troops. Myron Atkinson, city auditor, out- lined the plan of organization at the meeting. H. A. Thompson and R. M. Melville told of some of the activities that the scout firemen were to be asked to participate in. The first official job of the ffremen will be to inspect the residence dis- tricts for fire hazards and to report ative of the 10 city troops and are well distributed over the city, They will be awarded a badge which will Permit them to enter fire lines and — in the work of the fire depart- ment Boys’ School Matron Is Stabbed to Death Report Revolt in . Brazilian Province Montevideo, Uruguay, Oct. 4—(P)— Reports from Rivera, Uruguayan frontier town, today said & revolu- tionary movement had broken out and spread throughout the Brazilian state of Rio Grande Do Sul. Many citizens, are emigrating {across the border into Uruguay. Juan Francisco Pereira is at, the head’ of the Rio nde Do Sul movement, which is‘ said to have grown out of dissatisfaction with the recent national elections when Getu- lo Vargas, governor of the state, was beaten by Julio Prestes for the presi- dency. Prestes is to be inaugurated Nov. 15. Some fighting already has oc- curred,“ notably at Santa Ana Do Livramento, where 10 persons were killed or injured in a clash between civilians and officers of the garrison. The civilians, led by Mario Da Cunha, attacked the Hotel America, where the officers were staying, and after bitter opposition captured it, Cigar manufacture in the United States has decreased by one billion since 1921, Take advantage NOW of the low water mark and sagt genius your aye iome, for Babson says he believes we have touched bottom and are on the up- turn, financially, : ,_ Let. us" show’ you the 104 Seventh Ave. NW. 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French Government Bans Wheat Dumping Paris, Oct. 4—(@)—Farmers of France have attached great impor- tance to the government’s ban on wheat dumping by soviet Russia be- cause it is expected, owing to an in- ferior French crop, the government will be obliged to authorize the pur- chase of foreign grain. It is permissible this year to pur- [chase abroad about 10 per cent of the total consumption. Some cereal cen- ters have predicted this quota may be doubled. the beginning of a commercial war/and A. J. & neces- to protect French against “Russia but simply sary precaution If more foreign wheat is purchased it is believed by many, one result of the French decree will be the prob- able placing of more orders for grain in the Americas, Harris-Woodmansee File Incorporation Harris and Woodmansee have filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state for their wholesale and retail book, stationery, office fur- niture and newspaper business The capital is set at $25,000. 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