The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1931, Page 1

/ { su. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE -2*- SSTABLISHED 1873 j BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1981 PRICE FIVE CENTS Lindberghs Reach Siberia |. Hold Woman, Another Man, in Torch Killings ua ISLAND AFTER LONG la? SUSPECTS GRILLED [____ Pretty — Popular | Hold Two Men in | How Havana Foundlings Get a Home FLIGHT OVER WA R | IN BRFORT 70 GET Death at Kathryn . DETAILS OF CRIME Catherine Keller, Sweetheart of Confessed Slayer, Is Niece Of Former Judge } DENIES PRESENCE AT CRIME Pacific Coast Radio Stations Hear News from Station On St. Paul Island TRIP REQUIRED 11 HOURS ARRANGE TO PRED [ov roe Sve oro GRAIN 0 FARMERS | se ne IN DROUTH SECTION ao ATTENDED CHARIVARI Anne Reported Position and Weather Conditions Con- Elevators Will Cooperate in|Body Is Found in Ditch with Movement of Feed from | — Chest Caved in and Se- Red River Valley | stantly Throughout Hop Seattle, Aug. 15—()—The landing Police, However, Say She Was vere Face Bruises With Trio Who Slew Quar- . i : Fargo, Aug. 15—()—Machinery to| — of Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh : speed rough grains into the drought-| valley City, N. D., Aug. 15—(}— at Karagin Island, on the east coast ‘tet of Young Persons : : ; stricken areas of North Dakota W8S\two men were held here Saturday of Siberia, after a 1,607-mile flight rms across the Bering sea from Safety set up in Fargo Friday looking to the rapid diversion of feed to the north-,Pending an investigation into the Bay, near Nome, Alaska, was an- Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. 15.—(?)— , western section of the state with the! death of Gabriel Byrne, 75, Kathryn, A fourth man and a woman were in| least possible delay and cost. {who was fata'ly injured at Kathryn nounced late Friday night by the custody Saturday as officers sought Establishment of the office of P. A.| Friday morning. naval station on St. Paul Island. al wetvities 2 Lee of Grand Forks, secretary of the) An autopsy will be held Saturday. Several raido stations on the Pa- ‘ Ropseren ee fal eae : : North Dakota Farmers Grain Deal-) Byrne was found fatally wounded cdtis soase eaeaived of three torch slayers who killed two : ers association as @ clearing house|Friday morning following » charivari Teceived the message, say- ing the flying vacationers reached the little volcanic island at 1:49 a m., (E8.T.) oung couples and burned their bod- 2: Y for permits on which delay resulted,|Party at the John C. Thorson home { “te on asa @ petty robbery. 4 was regarded by those attending a/at Kathryn Thursday night, H 25, conference here as @ fruitful move in| Officials believed robbery might ‘The woman, Catherine Keller, 25, the interests of ecoriomy. ‘have been a motive. Another theory ? The Lindberghs left Safety Ba niece of a late municipal judge of Under the two-third rate granted|advanced was that Byrne may have y Ypsilanti, Mich., is said by at least by the railroads for the export of sur-|been struck 'by a hit-run driver. H iors ‘and crossed the Northern Sea one of the killers to have been with plus rough grains from the Red River| The men held are Martin Sampson, | Despite agitation against it, this age-old custom of receiving foundlings in @ little less than 11 hours. The 1 5 lis Erickson. 20. The! them when they shot and bludgeoned = f oe iat the iets os oer aap pa anes mageieonal tata! the Beneficencia de la Habana in Havana, Cuba, without knowing the ad ot pi flight was told piecemeal their young victims to death and It's something to be dark-eyed and beautifully demure, like Franziska Gaal.|counties served by county agent of vagrancy. Sheriff Arthur ‘Sunde | ince A of baste or whe is to continue. A bell rings inside the institu- radio reports sent during its Prog- turned their automobile into a fun-| ang it’s a lot more to be voted the most popular girl in your home town. they are in charge of permit issuance. Sere hoi ebb = an erepeirdln§ one. vo sapiens hates nese! a ge ehibed rare With » 500 eral pyre last Tuesday morning, | Fransiska’s home town is Budapest, Hungary, where she won « popularity|In other counties the county commis-|night where they will spe ye | Tecelving SOREME= OE the’ Inthity win “staiey Ontside: the rinses puta regres ae loners rule. in jail. 1 She denies it and insists she part- contest in which 800 women were entered. sf pers a | momentum to drought re-| Byrne was reported to have had wat { ed from Fred Smith, her sweetheart lief, pote icon given by Governor|money in his possession previous to! i z [retiy i Te- and one of the killers, and Frank ° Shafer that the railroads have au-|his death, but was without funds, Ameri A t A clearing weather to Oliver and David Blackstone, the Hundreds See Blooms at thorizea the use of their wires for/when found. He was lying pertly in can Aviators re the westward. . the others, several hours before the ithe transmission of permits. Already| Water in a ditch with his chest caved e e The St. Paul Island radio station } robbery and the brutal murders that 9 ‘at work, the former Farmers Union| in and face bruised, F ined in Ja an Ss Co rt made its first contact with the ' followed. : C t 9 B t Flower Sh LY) ke 2 elevators now operated by the| Byme was a, poneer | farmer of Pp ese Url |; sitrutae ee agg ao i Tn her possession, however, was 1 y S es OUD | Sarmers National Grain corporation,| Kathryn. He is survived by seven \ natal takeoff and } found a pistol, which officers said they] ___-@" jand old line elevators, had central|daughters and two sons. Funeral/ With it at intervals until Mrs. 4 believed was used in the slayings, organizations through which to speed | services will be held at Kathryn Lu-| ARREST SUSPECT IN Pangborn and Herndon Must|=2dbergh advised she was reeling in f bloody clothing belonging to Smith, COUNTY AUDITORS E. G. Wanner Carries off Sweep-| UP action on permits. Enlistment of|theran church Sunday. | Pay $1,025 Each for Vio | " aoe meen fees seer AY CUBANREVOLT | MINNESOTAMURDER) ss re t= Tt is the gun that involves Howard stakes Prize; Other association of independent elevators, i) | Tokyo, Aug. 15.—(?)--Climaxing .a| ter, 24, also of Ypsilanti, who results it th lated i held’ for investigation. He’ has SELECT BISMARCK Winners: Anweaiiced reals ina thoroughly core identified it as being in Smith's ag, Saks wick astaahentteionas late as Tuesday morn- ie Ing, officers said, and added they)™ POR NEXT MEETING vids ot Baniret ponte!" et eta] IS NEARING ITS END sen Sought 18 Months for|ccriet ef mishaps which ‘hve beset had evidence indicating he had sup- thronged the auditorium at the World| now in a position to divert feed grain H ‘them since they started @ projected i peeircpy re pe War Memorial building Saturday tot the points where it is needed with 7 | Shooting 14-Year-Old Boy {globe circling flight in New York, fecsions ‘which indicated bootleg. i- view the largest and finest collection| ine least possible cost, on ey cine covernment Claims Capture of Nabbed in Missouri Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon, quor accounted for the savagery with County Officials Leave for of blossoms ever assembled for @ lo-\eq with the other line units to aid Menocal Broke Backbone Jr., American aviators were fined by which they murdered Thomas Wheat- cal flower show. the drought sufferers through the of D ' the district court here Saturday for ley, Harry Lore, Vivian Gold and) Week-End Holiday as Rolla Captain E. G. Wanner carried oft/¢limination of delays. i isturbance _ St. Joseph, ‘Mo, Aug. 15—(P—| violation of the strict a rel Anna May Harrison, precipitated the show sweepstakes prize, awarded| R.'F. Gunkelman, Fargo, past pres-| |Edgar Munns, 30, Sioux Falls, 8. D.,| aids on blind pigs all over the coun- Convention Ends 1a ident of the ndent units, saw —(P— sought for 18 months in connection | 7#Pm- r annually to the exhibitor having the indepe | Havana, Aug. 15.—(P)— Captured WitP the siaving of Albert Drake, 14-| Bach fine was 2080 yen (61,025). ty Friday. —_— largest tue, white;the result of the eonference to be with 12 of his followers, former Presi- | Otis Oden, 40, from whom the slay- ig tae ar aap eye jer Ylow.|the rapid clearing of valley elevators, dent Mario G.. Menocal was en route Year-old Dexter, Minn. farm boy, was |One thousand dollars of each fine was exs sald they obtained thelr Uquor,| Rolle, N. D. Aug. 18—UP—Bis-|er show awards was need Sat-| Which are filling with rough grains. (to Havana Saturday aboard a Cuban {i.,'he custody of Minnesota author!-| tor violating civil aviation laws and was arrested Priday night a8 he WaSimarck was selected as the 1932 con-lurday morning by Mts, F. C. stucke,| ae |gunhoat and the government claimed "“Tye'sitne yt ateo accused of setious- |$25 for flying over Japanese fortified . paved tien pronibition. law ‘viola-|Vention city by the North Dakota dy iret Suan was com-/ E | the Terctt which he led was nearing | jy wounding ‘the boy’s mother ‘and areas recently when they came here ¥ (- | ple! jate Friday ai noon. an él i tion, but Prosecutor Rapp said he|County Auditors’ association in an ¥ . | Sister, was arrested here Friday night | from Khabarovsk, Siberia, to at t ou nual session here Friday. ‘The show will be open to the pub: With him were Col. Carlos Men-iby gheritt Ira Syck, Austin, Minn.,|1 transPesifie fight citer they coos would question him concerning his , He’ until 9 o'clock this evening and| jdieta, grey-haired veteran of Cuba's Election of officers and discussion Of trom 2 until 6 o'clock Sunday after- 10 COMMIT SUICIDE zz: for independence, and 11 of the zots namey ot ere nal ope en, [ed thelr world hop attempt in the Si- knowledge of other crimes. / legislation Saturday morning con- a | berian village far behind the time of oon, to afford those who.cannot at- jisland’s most prominent citizens. ‘ cluded the business sessions and the| fa" at another time an opportunity and three St. Joseph officers. Harold Gatty and Wiley Post, whom ‘They surrendered Friday to the com-| gh lunns = MS Perey aie sy owraen to see the exhibits. mand of the gunboat Fernandez| perenne ieee ain they hoped to succeed as the fastest outing. aur Musical and dance numbers simi-| Quevedo after being surrounded by| shortly after the shooting Feb. 19,|#vigators around the world. ‘The auditors Friday heard a discus-| 8" % those given Friday will be pre-; Nervous Breakdown Blamed for government. troops in the province of 1930. ‘The sheriff sald Munns had ie aD Hecate abd <eenghoen sented at 7:30 0’ evening, . | Pinar . bee: neem 4 FOR COTTON PLAN sion of farm taxation by Iver Acker, |th'sd s' Jon tee stated in exvena:|. Action of Cogswell Woman ” |" President Machado, leading a cam-| gil and his stiontions hed ied tog (ernment, officials were inclined to Ning an invitation to all those who & paign of pacification in Santa Clara disagreement with the family. this until they discovered a have not yet visited the show. There Av’ Valley © City ‘against those. who sought! ‘The day of the shooting, Mrs. Drake | motion picture camera in the plane. 6 no adlasion | we. A ecomel _ \the ovetthrow of his seenicieization, reported the discovery st 18 sticks of Hictignetd Rr negy cams ree pic- a , wi took up av le loor | radioed lers insurgents | dynamite in a ystack in the farm deni photo- farm Board’s gg ap ag Heising space witnessed the program PHd8y| surmping Seek ike, rian a highline | Were sp.receine. Sil, cone yanne: 0 Po-| yard. revere t hours. later = “4 eesotie prin ie ag il wit = evening and listened to an address litical prisoners pending disposition was shot as he was working = Fails to Mest bid by Judge A. M. Christianson, who|Dridge ats point, 176 feet, Bish |or-thetr cases. in the barn. Mrs. Drake and her|ished and lengthy investigation roval from Governors Pointed out the benefits of the show ‘The surrender was viewed by gov-|daughter attracted by the shots, ran )Preceded assessment of the fine. to Bismarck both from the standpoint| mitted suicide here Fridey nigh lernment supporters as the turning|to the bullding, but were shot] Rengo News Agency said the Amer- of making the city more beautiful about midnight. No inquest will be point- of the seven-day revolution | down before they reached it. ican filers’ plane would not be con- an of increasing interest in flower|) 214" which began last Sunday morning. ee eared. rod nee Piscine ny ae At Hie, Samacey ot culture. Seventeen other rebels in jects since , | Herndot sister Decorated tables for breakfast, Ps = suffered Ls nerve bene Pinar’ Del Rio pravince, but sharp|1920. Several months ago he entered |an interest in the machine. pr ‘and G. g,|luncheon, tea or dinner, bouquet ar-|fomt e, Tear eg fighting between revolutionists and|the employ of John McGinnis, = ———., Mustad of Steele county secretary-|angements and She Fook and dish! "She was the daughter of Mrs. ps mga vg continued in Pirsed , ts Urges Early Plowing Deine 8: ie ence treasurer. gardens are among the entries which | pete gteinbach of near Cogswell. She part of the island even F To Eliminate Insects Four of the 14 states asked to co- One the surrender of revolutionary leaders Threshing General o Khimina’ sects | Bering operate have filed objections to the Fy .|th the western area. 5 suggestion that every third row of! Mandan Has 4,000 in 1927 and attended summer Ses-|' ine tirst rebel victory over govern-| In Red River Valley standing cotton be plowed under. A| Fl :. Exhibit a@ harmonizing flower centerplece. here. psc fifth, Texas, the largest producing} - lowers In IU) Several are done in crystal and silver| "S144. ner parents she was going|PAncho Velos, Santa Clara province,| Grand Forks, Aug. 15—UP)— state whose cooperation was deemed - and the more colorful glass services|, "Gane Her Piveaoe SMe nrg ape| with elght soldiers Killed and numer-| Threshing operations became more essential for success, appeared in} More than 4,000 spikes of gladiolus,| with effective arrangements of gar- the girl solicited = ride to! casualties attending. general in the northern Red River doubt. besides numerous exhibits in each/den flowers. : Valley City from Oakes. Authorities! ‘Other spirited anti-climaxes to the|Valley Friday as additional rigs Governor Sterling was said yester-|class of the garden flower are on dis- Several additional awards are to be). 2" ry her ". | Ménocal surrender came in brisk bat-|started work. Farmers in Grand day at the board to have agreed to|play in the annual Mandan a Lrsirg Prot snadt Pagisrd tles in the Santi Spiritus region and| Forks county are continuing to bat- I lend his assistance. The Texas chief/show. ments, from at various other points in Santa Clara|tle grasshoppers in an effort to save however, issued a] The show will continue through! person naming found dead. - province, where revolutionary forces beets and . ‘The pests ii denying he|Saturday evening. 4A setlon foreman, told police he Rade further stiacks upon. butltive| ave, be Cee ae eee more Diamondball Tourney early. last night. “er ion operant expeditions. ern northern portions of the Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 15.—()}— 3 |16-Year-Old Girl Admits Fleecing World’s Largest Towboat, Named ' Se orcams oo Beat nena oe ek sai sad . : Accused of defrauding _ For Hoover, Christened Saturday |pickinson Tourists | .%.a" sisermt,oms snot ca se | te ma geo a 7 county girl Saturday satisfactorily engaged Frank Parker of Milwaukee, ‘expendi- ag are Injured in Accident MtSs‘sina arive tor national tures totaling well over $200 in Dubuque, Iows, Aug. 15—(?)— the few days she had been in Named for the Iowa-born presi- Bismarck. Purther investigation revealed that she had been asked to leave Bismarck hotel prior to rent- é MEollce Aeecribed her as being wife of the Inland Waterways fcularly adroit in evading Sone arene tne. comemncny tbe eye Seis gore A gg Bod ble explanations when turned its prow southward for =, Sage We tae Sey, aire Ree three-hour voyage on the Missis- Tih piel adits geting, the io bears little resem- money from bank — bance 69 ln ineecanora: tongs of ing letter, purported to be trom “all the ‘romantic packets whoee of wig ts Fon ken Plans followed in the construc: suns Set : tion‘of deep sea craft were used to et, Bs ;