The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1930, Page 9

Associated Press Photo Arthur “The Great” Shires, now a member of the cast of a new “talkie” in the making at Holl |, as he slipped the wedding ring on the finger of his bride, the former Elizabeth Greenbaum of Chicago. Judge Hugh Crawford (center) officiated, Social Arbiter, Associated Press Phote L. Lamott Belin, former diplomat, ts the new chief of the state depart- me division of protocol and In- al conferences and super. of White House social funo Steve Hokuf (left), Nebraska end Paeses, and L. E. McGirl, Missour! captain and guard, Associated Press Photo Ralph James confesse having killed Alice Collier, 15, at Detroit, and was sentenced to life imprison. ment within 24 hours, IN HUSKER-MISSOURI FRAY, Associated Press Photo with a reputation for spearing who will be part of the fray Saturday when the two Big Six traditional rivals meet at Lincoln, “BIG BILL” WINS BATTLE Associated Press Photo ‘William Hale Thompson, Chicago’s famous mayor, won a tilt with death after an operation for appendicitis and Is recuperating at the hospital. He is shown with his physician, Dr. Arnold Kegel, Chicago health commissioner, MOTHER AND SON GO TO COLLEGE: ‘Associated Press Photo Mrs. Margaret Jones Is a freshman co-ed and her son, Edwin, is a senior at Missouri Valley college, Marshall, Mo. The mother plans to earn a degree and reenter the teaching profession. In Receivérship Associated Press Photo Another chapter was written Into the colortul career of Joshua 8. Cosden by appointment of a receiver in Wilmington, Del., for the Cosden sOil company, Associated Press Photo President Hoover led the nation In Its observance of Armistice day by laying a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier In Arlington cemetery. Sues Writer Avsociated Press Photo lame Maria Jeritza, Austrian opera singer, instituted legal pro- ceedings In Vienna charging defa- lon of character against the brilliant Austrian weiter, Or. Muller Guttenbrunn, i a RESCUE ONE OF “BROOKLYN’S” ay PILOT CHUTE SAVES GIRL = Associated Press Photo Lyman Voelpel and Miss Teddy Hall In the only two-seater glider ever built. Miss Hall nearly fost her lif@ at Glendale, Calif., when she achieved the distinction of being the first woman to make a Parachute leap from a glider, out of this cockpit. Her parachute falled to open, but the smaller pilot chute saved her. ILL-FATED CREW. RT 2 RT y Assoctated Press Photo Rupert R. Beetham, Ohio state Prohibition commissioner, was charged with neglect of duty by four Columbus residents who filed peti. ‘tion with Governor Cooper asking his removal. ATTACKED BY, oe ‘The Rev, Tylee, Mass., his two-' Associated Press Photo Patrick Gorman, Huron, S. D., killed at Boscobel, Wie., by robbers seeking “buried treasure” In the home where Gorman was visiting his son, Paul, also killed. BRAZIL SAVAGES) Associated Press Photo American missionary of Worcester, ghter and Mildred Kratz (ieft), a nuree, of ported to have been killed by savage In- hey pt id the missionary’s Pecoyering. Governor-Elect ited Press Photo ‘4 Associat A single survivor of the lumber echooner “Brooklyn,” wrecked near Eureka, Callf. was rescued after having clung to a bit of wreckage in the stormy sea for three days, HOOVER DECORATES WAR ‘ACE V. Rickenbacker (left), photogra, joover at Bolling field, Washington, after receiving 1 of honor, Associated Press Photo with President e congression: The presentation was made by the President at an rate ceremony in honor of the fighter credited with 26 victories In the alr during the world war, BORIS AND HIS QUEEN AT. SOFIA Associated Press Photo King Boris of Bulgaria and Queen Giovanna, former Italian prin- cess, shown leaving Nevsky cathedral In Sofia where thelr wedding ceremony was registered according to the requirements of the Greek orthodox church. Associated Pres Arthur Selig Photo in, Santa Fe ban! working In the tnterlor of Brazil. The le (upper right) was wounded but was Elected In Kentucky ‘Associated Press Photo ik Judge M. M. Logan, democrat, was er, Is the democratic governor-elect elected to the United States senate of New Mexico, GIANT DO.X RIS. for the long term In Kentucky. He defeated the republican Incumbent, John M. Robsion. sei ING FROM WATER Associated Presse Photo ‘Two pictures, taken a few minutes apart, showing the German aim boat, DO-X, taking off from Lake Constance on a test filght. The glan! Flane will attempt trans-Atlantio flight from Lisbon to United States,