The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1931, Page 9

Prince Tal su, second bro! Princess Kikuko, his bride of a year, soon will on their around the world honeymoon tour. They pl Associated Press s’hoto of the Japanese emperor, and the United States slx weeks’ sojourn In this country and Canada. They are shown arrived: ndon recently. Mrs, Rose Jessen of Webster Groves, Mo., kisses her son, Li Brothers, er jury in Chicago found him gullty.-of- e murder of Jake Lingle and fixed his.penalty at 14 years. 'S WHO? 1d Press Photo 1e Wilkerson (left) of. Oklahoma City. Isn't governor of Okla. D homa, but he gets many hands! Kes: and: beaming glances that are really Intended for M. H. Murra; (tight) who''ls governor. CERMAK CASTS’ HIS VOTE. Accompanied by: relatives, Anton: Cermak, is vote f paon, Incumbent. Left'to right: Kathryn of Chicago, early cast cae enee te ltivan, jon 3 t sah di ii Gormak; Or. jecratic nominee esday’s election In which 3 Mra. Graham, .Cor- Floyd. Kenlay, Associated Press Photo Hazel Reid (above). senior student of- Rice Institute, Houston, Texas, elected queen of the May day fete, Faces Trial ) Associated Presse Photo Helen Spence Eaton, 18, goes to trial in DeWitt, Ark., March 30, for murder in the same court room where a few months ago she shot and killed Jack Worls, who was on trial for the slaying of her father. wociated Press Photo Jeanette MacDonald, musical-com- edy and screen actress, and Robert G. Ritchie, New York stock broker, will be married in Los Angeles the first week in June. Student Chief When the students of South Da- kota State college wanted a new student president they chose Ben Reifel (above), whose mother Is a full-blooded Sioux Indian. Heiress Betrothed I Dorrance of Sots iptia Ethel.M, in e811 + ee er, ". , tate of her tate father, Or. John Dorrance, bell Soup Company, le to wed Gtistram Golket of Haverford, Pa, Associated Press Photo Pola Negri, movie actress, Is shown on her arrival in New York after 18 months abroad. Now she Is preparing to make her debut In the talkies. Jimmy Still Smiling Vacation Is ended for Mayor James J. Walker of New York. Now he faces a city-wide Inquiry, ordered by the legislature. oe Associated Press Photo But charges of Incompetency have failed to erase dapper Jimmy’s fa- mous smile, Revivalist Slain The Rev. George Rider, 43 (above), died Easter. Sunday from bullet: wounds officers say were In- fileted by the Rev. J. A. Brown, 63, whom Rider as pastor of @ tural church near Nevada, Mo, Rider had restored a réviva). ‘ armony with os 5 Associated Press Photo ° thy Winship (right) with her sister, Eugenia Blount coroner’s inquest Into the deat of Lieut. Co N., retired, who. shot and killed himself in ’s jury found, committ over domestic difficulties uicide because and Jjealousies Associated Press Photo Fred Burke, called the nation’s most desperate killer, is shown with a po: in St. Joseph, Mich., jail after he was brought back from Missouri to answer for the slaying of a traffic policeman. The gun is shown (left) smoking a cigar and handcuffed to one of the “Miss Colonel” Associated Press Photo Miss Maxine Blankenship (above) of Downs, Kan., has been chosen honorary colonel of the R. 0. T. C. at Kanes State college, Manh ey 2 After Bryan Untiedt, hero of the ‘Towner, Col. bus tragedy, was. in- vited to visit the White House, sim!- lar honers were sought Ith, heroine of the tragedy. for Clara Wins Freedom Cariton Washburn, Chicago edu- eator, took @ prominent part in the ail-indlan national congrese at rachi, India. He ts reported to la’e independence 5 , Associated Press Phote Harold Holt, 19 (left), charges Mrs. Vera Phillips, 28-year-old wid- ow (right), kept all the loot of a Volant, Pa. bank robbery tact August for which the pair is being held in Detroit. He also said she planned the robbery. Weds British Earl _ Body Found_ Associated Press Photo Mrs. Jean Banks Gimbernat, 25, Se eae daughter of M The body of Thomas H. Wentz, Banke of New York, becami 47, wealthy Morristown, Pa., busi- ness man, who disappeared March 6, wi found by Indians in the Florida everglades. Associated Pres te When Dorothy Mackail, film actress, was bid “aloha” at the doc! by Walter Byron, actor, a sailed for Honolulu, Hollywood gossip buzzed that the couple was engaged, though neither would admit it, Murder Suspect dohn Paul (above), ul Byatt vegetable ed in. connection with Widnaping and slaying of Virginia Greoke, 10- year-old San Diego echooigirt.