The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 11, 1930, Page 9

WZ MMW Associated Preas Puoto sapere eine bak neler ts ingaged to Duke Charles Making his second speech of the day in Boston, President Hoover delivered an address before the American Federation of Labor con- jyqipr°let® 80” of Prince Aceta of vention. Seated directly behind the President is Willlam Green, presi- dent of the American Federation of Labor. edthe Pde Photo ‘ Associated Press Photo ’ Charges of mounted police and swinging nightsticks broke up an Impromptu parade of communist ‘ Edmond DuPont, young sclon ot “i ” and unemployed near Cleveland’s Public Hall whil i hal Hh = bs the DuPonts of Delaware, is getting WIFE ROBBED; BILL THUNDERS ausselntion tterk jall while President Hoover addressed the American Bankers — Practical experience in ou ine juste; wor! in th im 7 AMINES Gantenbein, LaCross& yy ears, natiral Gen fella, Wants New Office 4 3 county, Kans. natural gas flelde. " . Hea is Girl Scouts RENEW MONTA A POLITICAL DUEL Mis., rated as one of the best ends In the Big Ten conference, captains the University of Wisconsin’s 1980 football team. . BRIDGE LINKS IOWA AND NEBRASKA Associated Press Photo John “T. Grigsby of | Redfield, jemocrat, present lieutenant-gov- ernor of South Dakota, is a andl. : Assoclite Frees Photo 4 “Associated Press Photo date for attorney general the When robbers held up Mrs. William Hale Thompson (left), wife of John M.. Evane (right), democratic congressman from the first i Serr ae fr ta. gett lng tated Mc nile ! councit of Girl Seouts at Montana district, seeking a ninth term at the November election, I Indianapolis convention. opposed by Mark D. Fitzgerald, dairy stock breed ‘ i, ia ea Associated Press Photo : bis sia. 48 % ing the fiahng touches to « no bridge apa : a A sonst cows or ° ; Wants ToStayInU.S. “BOQ” McMILLIN ‘A BENEDICT : : and lowa. The governors of Nebraska, Missourl and iowa are expected to attend dedication ceremonies Oct. 17, LEAD CENTENARY, IN HARD GRIND Going To Cairo Associated Press Ph Alvin N. “Bo” McMillin, football coach of the Kansas Aggies, was anngplates: Crean Pr hey married recently to Kathryn Gillihan, former student at the college. Mme. Anastasia Tchalkoveky, — MicMillin’s first wife died several years ago. “no claims to be a daughter of the - " " ‘ate Czar of Russia, has applied for : Associated Press ‘Photo Mildred H uston, daughter of ‘azilian states that have joined or satension of permit under which ATTENDS ARMY MANOEUVERS Captain Alvin Brown, quarterback (left) Claudius Huston, former chairman are in sympathy with a revolutionary movement against the Rio she resides in the country. | - 2 nee naive ” 2 mn | My elses tk . of the republican national commit- Janeiro government which has been brewing in the southern state & 4 es nab: bel tee, will bea guest of Marion Jar- of Rio Grande do Su! far some time. 4 ¢ lemen meet lowa, Stetson, Baylor, Texas A. & gine cee: Aanetignn legation In jerson Teachers, Loulsiana Tech tt GEORGIA TECH TO TACKLE CARNEGIE ELEVEN z a autestlatiar” f (9 ‘Associated. Press Photo : = after & Uisas ies I) meet Carnegle Tech 1" Mstsclaled Frasz' Photo TG Komeback bfter § disastrous beason In 1029, wi : Associated Press Photo Octobe: test Iden Tornado. Captain Earl Dunlap, quarterback, President Paul von Hindenbur; ight foreground) wi ¥ nes, po fs am bases Bell lel, the best pass combinations in the south. How- M isin i fy A ol at the ph Me Ree yew Wak pips a Dykes ecored first run fer Athletics In final game of world eeries. He.waiked In first Inning and came halfback, Is Carnegie Tech's star ground gainer. Captain Oreshar playe guard. army near Berlin. i home on Cochrane’s triple. Six other A’s were In the parade over the pan, while only one Cardinal taliled.