The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1931, Page 9

Associated Press Photo mes Cannon, jr. (right), being Interviewed by a reporter peared before the senate campaign funds committee during Ite inquiry Into his disposition of anti-Smith funds In the 1928 campaign. ROOSEVELT. SAILS TO SEE MOTHER “ ; RES v sociated Press Photo > In the same lonely Long Island lane where Francis “Two Gun” Crowley admits he shot to death a patrolman who Interrupted thelr love tryst, his sw rt and companion on the fatal ride, Helen W: 16, ed th ying. She Is shown (right) with'a police matron at of the killing. TROUBLES BESET NEW PRESIDENT, 2 adio appeal to the people of Spain . Assoola Press > rve law and order. He said the sp hedieants sey reste ding up to Madrid riots resulting in a proclamation of mai Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York Is shown In his stateroom aboard the Aquitania as he sailed from New York to visit his mother, Iw. He le shown here making a May day address in Madrid. Mrs. James Roosevelt, who is Ill in a Paris hospital. SPANISH MOBS BURN JESUI INSTITUTIONS Associated Press Photo monks felt the wrath lous rioting. Shown above Is the Jesuit ulldings reported burned. A score of Catholic Institutions were burned and thousands of priests, nuns a of mobs of Spani. in Madrid and other cities during anti-rellg! Schoo! In the suburb of Chamartin which was o1 — Mrs. Payne Whitney photographed at the race track watching her thor- oughbreds In action. Her horses, ‘Twenty Grand, Anchors Aweigh, Surf Board and St. Brideaux, ar derby entries. AMONG AMERICANS TO BOW IN BRITISH COURT Laura Ingalls, the first woman to make a round-trip coast-to-coast ht, plans a solo flight across the ‘Atlantlo within a few months. . sad Associated Press Photo gome of the American women who will be presented te King George and Queen Mary by Mire. Cnerlee @. Dawes at the royal courts on May 19 and 20. Mildred Hockstader (left), Barbara Hutton (center, below), both of New York; Mrs. Clarence Dill (center, above), wife of Senator Dill of Wash- Ington, and Bertha Potter Palmer (right) of Chicago. UTM Rudolph Durniger (left), sought as the Yonkers, N. Y., and H Wal a motor trip that led to the shooting to death of a Long man, shown at police headquarters after they, with Crow! had been captured In @ gun fight with police in a New York apartment house. CROWLEY TAKEN AFTER GUN FIGHT oF = ‘Associated Press Photo Francis Crowley, 20, hunted for two recent killings, was captured after a two-hour gun le against 100 policemen, who stormed hii stronghold in a New Yor! irtment. Two companions were taken with him. Above picture ‘rowley, seriously wounded, being re moved on a stretcher. low: Crowd at scene of the battle. Siege eccurred In house directly behind automobile. MAN HELD IN SAN DIEGO SLAYIN _enmromeneer ce Associated Press Photo Mose E. Garrison, 37, railroad worker, who was with Helen Brad- shaw, 20, just before she disappeared, was held by San Diego, Cal. Police who sald first degree murder charges would be filed against him. Mise Bradshaw, a telephone operator, was found stabbed to death near San Diego. Shown here are three American women who will bow before King George and Queen Mary in the royal courts In London May 19 and 20, They are: Virginia Dawes (right), daughter of Ambassador and Mrs. Charles G. Dawes; Margaretta Duane (upper left) of Haverford, Pa, and Kath 1 L. B. Hilles (lower left) of Wilmington, Del. ASH TO TRY PACIFIC FLIGHT Associated Thomas Ash, jr., shown at lower right, plans to attempt a 4,450- mile non-stop flight from Tokyo to Seattle over the route shown In map. He will use the low-winged high 1d monoplane (above) in which Harold Bromley failed In his efforts to span the Pacific last year. STIRRED WRATH OF SPANISH MOBS ‘AssociatedPress Photo letter written by Cardinal Segura y Saenz (left), » calling for Catholics to vote for deputies who would ‘eligion was give: one reason for the rioting and burn- of Catholic institutions. General D’Amaso Berenguer (right), premier under the monarchy, also was the object of the rioters’ wrath.