The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1930, Page 3

(Bri CONITTTER PUBIISHES REPORT ‘Work of Various Important De- partments Is Disclosed by National Survey Shelves of Bismarck Institu- tion, Head Announces F : rales Hae Z i sephine Kerber, 14, daughter of Mr. = of Windsor, ‘Adams Homemakers a Hold First Meeting Har Poison Gases Kill Ward County Youth THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1930 ™- to address the na- Riv “Year-Old Boy ‘Is Killed by Toy City, Oct. 6—()—Donald had’ wanted a knife blades for most of his five i is father yielded #6 his en- ‘ aties and geve him one as-& re- ward for taking bad-tasting medcine | “to make him well.” : A‘few moments after Donald began playing with his entrancing toy, he : chanel curled up in his lap doy ‘had ‘stumbled and pierced sheart with one of the shiny Favgo City Fathers ' Have Warm Session Jamestown, N. D., Oct, 6—(}—Jo- */yor RENT—Five room bungalow in “condition. 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BRAZIL IS RULED “BY MARTIAL LAW Decree Is Issued by President Washington Luis, Effective _ Until December 31 Rio Janeiro, Oct. 6—(}—Owing to the oaaty of the situation brought about’ by the revolt to the soutaward, President Washington Luis today de- creed martial law throughout Brazil until Dec, 31. ° This follows ‘similar actions Satur- day when-the government proclaimed a state of siege in the, states of Rio Grande Do Sul and Mindsgeraes, where the revolution originated. All banks were closed today . by, government .order until further no- tice. The step was taken to avoid speculation in exchange. The banks had not quoted exchange rates since Saturday noon. . In addition; the government has’ suspended air mail service out of the country on the Pan-American, Con- , | @or and French Aero Postale lines. The revolutionary movement, head- ed by @ Francisco Flores da Cuna, today claimed seven states had joined the fight against the government. A message from Da Cuna, to Mon- tevideo, Yruguay, who is at Sana Ana Da Livramente, said: “Our *|movement has gone forward rapidly in Rio Grande Do Sul, where cities and federal garrisons are support- ing us, . “The president of the state, Getulio Vargas, informs me ‘the fifth military area, containing Parana and Santa Catarina, has joined us. The states of Piahuy, Ceara, Rio Grande Do Norte, Parahyba, ‘Pernambuco and Minas Geraes also have come over to the revolution, which been vic- torious in all of them. We lack ad- vices for the movement from Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.” : Other advices, principally emanat- ing from the border town of Rivera, say the revolutionists have con- scripted every man of between 21 and 35 to aid in' making war on the Washington Luis. administration, and that an army is being got togther to move upon Sao Paulo, great seaport jand coffee-exporting. center. Insurgent leaders were said today to have refused to accept peace offers made to them by, the Rio de Janeiro " |government. The government ad- mitted part of the Brazilian navy had gone over to the insurgents, FIGHTING REPORTED IN . ADVICES TO WASHINGTON Washington, ‘Oct. 6.—(P)—Unoffi- cial but guthoritative reports re- ceived in Washington today said revolution had broken out in Para, Brazil, many hundred miles to the north of previously reported revolu- tionary activity in southern Brazil. The advices said the federal garrt- son at Para had reovited late yester- ¢| dey and imprisoned the commanding officers. 4 "The ‘rebels were described as strongly. entrenched in the barracks and in contrel of the section of the city, The reports added state police ‘had remained ‘ loyal: to the . federal government and fighting took place during the night, the extent of which was not determined. The 10th is the last day of discount on Gas bills. —_—————— First—in the dough. Then in the oven. 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Sramek is .and agent of the Duluth and Iron Range railroad and . the ‘)Rock Island and Pacific railroad, Continue Probe of Oil Scandal Charge Washington, Oct. 6.—(P)—An early official stand by the department of justice on general claims by Ralph 8. Kelley, that interior department of- ficials have mishandled Colorado oil Shale lands appeared probable today, Back hurt Pr y ee end dis- a ieeeren ee Hel ineys at t rf he became the Bride of Murray sl le Crosey, 26-year-old orthestra leader. Mother Poisons Sori, Despondency Blamed Duluth, Oct. 6—(P)—Despondency over domestic troubles today was ad- vanced by police as the motive for the mutder of a son by his mother, who then committed suicide at a downtown Duluth hotel, Sunday “A whirlwind drama of love, struggle and self sacrifice! Situa- tions that will stir, you—a climax that ‘will thrill you! Mo- tion picture enter- ~ tainment supreme! © ". Moving ‘Situations — Tense Action— A Powerful Climax! 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