The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1932, Page 2

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932 when the garment is properly tailored | destroyed his store at Mekinock Sat- for fit and shapeliness, urday, was completed Wednesday and —_____—__ returned a verdigt that the cause of SEEK UNDERWORLD KILLER | the man’s death was unknown. Salem, N. J., March 10.—()—A man Laer believed to be an underworld execu- 1 eo WIN 46 tioner, who killed a Negro woodcutter} Gran rks, N. D., March 10.— |who happened to spy him dumping |(#)—A University. of North Dakota day to force it out of committee, it ‘a “ride” victim's body into the woods|debate team was given the decision | 85 announced Wednesday night by near here, had eluded a cordon of|of three judges over the North Da-|Thomas W. Gales, North Dakote su- state troopers and a posse of citizens|kota Agricultural college here Wed- perintendent: of the Anti-Saloon Thursday, The slayer fled in a red|nesday night. Membersiof the unt-| League. +Jeoupe after flinging the body into alversity team were Phil Vogel, Tom clump of bushes, shooting Irving Hite,|Paulson and Miss Carol Lillo. They the 49-year-old woodchopper, and defended the negative side of the threatening the Negro’s wife. question, “Resolved, that congress eS RTE. SY should enact legislation providing for Musterole a gate ye CAUSE OF DEATH UNKNOWN _ the centralized control of industry.” mt ig oan efisctve aft Grand Forks, N. D., March 10.—(#)| Taking the affirmative for the A. C. aruwere pe oon A coroner's jury heard the testi-|were William Stewart, Norman ‘Todd "and pain by mony of 14 witnesses as the inquest and Clifford Maloney. into the death of James Lambos, 60- —_———_ year-old Mekinock merchant who Rent the Spare Room died, it is believed, in a fire which} Thru The Tribune Want Ads N. D. 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