The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1931, Page 8

AFTERMATH OF TRUNK TRAGEDY Mrs. Winnie Ruth Judd having her wounded hand dressed in a police receiving hospital in Los Angeles. She is being held for the slaying of two Phoenix, Ariz., women whose bodies were sent to Los ‘Angeles in trunks. In her confession to police she said her hand was Injured during a quarrel in which she killed the women in self defense. ENGLAND ADVANCES | WHEAT QUOTA PLAN Scheme Would Guarantee Price to Growers in Nation and Favor Colonies London, Nov. 2.— (®) —A wheat quota scheme, with a price guarantee to growers in the United Kingdom, has been agreed upon by the central chamber of agriculture and the cm- pire economic union, with the back- ing of the federation of British in- dustries. It is proposed that the minimum quantity of home-grown wheat of milling quality to be converted into flour in the United Kingdom shall be fixed annually by the president of the board of trade, the quantity to be slightly less than the amount esti- mated for the crop. ‘The guaranteed price to be paid by millers for home grown wheat of good average milling quality, whether taken under the quota or in addition, would be fixed in a like manner. The millers would receive a refund from the treasury, based on the dif- ference between the guaranteed price and a world price for home-grown ‘Tt is thought that a duty on foreign Mour, such as 33 1-3 per cent ad ‘walorem, with free empire entry, up & maximum to be agreed upon, be sufficient to prevent the the scheme by heavy im- i 2 on various other for- |, and a small ported wheat, with free) empire meat, potatoes, to- a other vegetables’ would guges, vite F re Judgment in Favor Of Emmons Upheld Linton, N. D., Nov. 2—A judgment for $9,798.98 in favor of Emmons county against five bondsmen for the Security State Bank of Kintyre has been upheld by the state supreme court. The judgment was ordered by Judge George M. McKenna, Napo- Jeon, against Gustav Kleppe, John A. Beal, G. G. Scheeler, John E. Holsti, and E. R. Hoisti. Emmons county sued upon two bonds, each in the sum of $10,000. The supreme court held that the bondsmen were liable and that evi-j dence showed that, at the time of the | trial, the bank owed $9,798.98 on the certificates of deposit involved. HAND IS MANGLED Linton, N. D., Nov. 2.—Leslie Put- tam, young farmer in the Winona district near here, suffered a badly mangled hand when he caught it in acorn picking machine. 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