The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1932, Page 6

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Adams c Barnes c Benson 23 Billings 10 Bottineau 44 Burke 25 Burleigh Cass Cavalier Dickey Dunn Emmons Foster 16 Golden Val. 16 Grand Forks 5 Grant Hettinger Kidder La Moure McHenry ORBRSSENESRARTSRSSSasaseT un had ROB DENOGRATS OF | CONTROL SENATE FOR SHORT SESION Republican Rally in New Jersey Returns Senator Barbour | to Office Latz cou vac: ven ———+ Repeal Moratorium | Yes 979 909 407 2094 1240 3803 5370 1589 2118 1379 988 982 721 235 597 1988 509 2387 1771 No Yes No! 1295 1035 1508 954 410 2209 921 2151 2475 1555 1799 1031 505 195 543 1721 907 214 2024 1051 2107 4904 1059 1760 625, 457 748 593 216 257 1127 569 1847 1252 1372 540 1017 _ 894 1157 1069 879 452 789 1024 1010 1119 1414 404 546 364 1228 (2243 2153 2120 1505 572 639 2389 2087 676 1163 376 584 183. 442 2980 2818 1102 1240 2164 1675 3117 2841 1829 2264 1199 70827 51870 55333 85038 ated toa And Moratorium | 1 254 2164 | 1478 4385, 8873 99 1113 879 4375 291 1821 720 2336 1928 1357 183 1457 1233 ce | the 1442| westerners who consistently turned | yor and Mayoress of Paddington for 1932-33 it:was the tefth ane Geprge made Mayor | \while Lady Handover has been May- | \oress twelve times. 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MYSTERIOUSLY =: ae t Arkansas 732 10,146 Ome ul California . 9.910 776,967 1.202.541 22 ado ‘ 1.461 172.665 222.303 6 Ba pes Connecticut 169 16 287. 2 Hint 31-Year-Old Woman Suc-, gamer 3G ai ease eee tea a Florid: 975 53,134 151,360 E i cumbed From _ Illness: 1,487 201.426 cS 12 Leaves Two Children 394 48,288 oy 4 Tlinois 6.580 1,723,903 a 29 “seo Non, 10 2205 fase E Be aioe rs 2,436 398.084 +e 9 on 2.101 305,126 & 1 Nadejda 150.18 : : 39,160 i 10 wife, closest 1381008 5 the powerful Jo. ‘ rare 22 cal To the world she was M ogee ae 4 and she died Wednesday in her 31st 800,027 a uu year. d 784,188 19 re Neith 297,574 11 generally peieae “4 a 4 5 cause of death Hee AEA Hl he private life of | Nebraska 348,512 id i his family was not | Nevada 24,267 3 |N Hamps 100,621 fi The official announcement did not} 745,375 16 even identify the young wife and 41,975, 3 mother of two children 2,521,333 41 his mate, nor did the official Soviet 418,204 13 statement of condo! 131,935 4 Ther 1,245,320 26 quarters that 482,545 iL an illness, : 144,519 5 forthcoming. Plans for the funeral | Penn. 1,271,426 0 were withheld, but it was considered | Rhode Island 145,853 4 probable that she will be given obse-|S. Carolina. 83,423 8 quies commensurate with her position|S. Dakota. . 140,917 4 as an honored member of the party. | Tennessee 221,832 u The death of Russia’s first lady was|Texas .. 346,587 23 undoubtedly a blow to Statin, whom | Utah 114,847 4 biographers have described as a de-| Vermont . 54,751 Ri voted father and husband. Left be-| Virginia 189/553 il sides a son of 12 and a girl of seven,! Wash. 243,024 8 Was a step-child, a 23-year-old son of | W. Virginia. 378,505 8 Stalin's by a previous marriage. | Wisconsin 680,752 12 o Weternts .,; Wyoming 52,297 fa 3 a a | Total 119 714 106,312 20,193,777 59472 Vote on Repeal Popular vote majority does not elect; a total of at least 266 electoral Question of Who Will Get Big Jobs Apparently Diffi- cult to Handle , .Washington, Nov. 10. —A tangle of precedence and preference con- fronts Democrats, with their top- |heavy majority, i reorganizing the |senate after March 4. | If seniority continues to rule idesignating committee chairmen. | |there will have to be much adjustment | of personal ambitions of ranking; members. | Southern senators, by virtue of their solidly Democratic backing, and a few back Republican opponents, generally | hold the edge in continuous service, | ranking membership. So much of a margin this is that 18 senators between them hold first, sec- ond and third places 77 times on the )33 standing committees, some of them |. as three major committees. Besides this, there is the party lea- » whose guidance ity chieftain was challenged in the last session by Huey P. Jong of Louis- tana, one of the aggressive newcom- ers, dership held by Joseph T. Robinson of | Arkansas, which Republicans commented in the | DEMOCRATS FACING | campaign—was what is to be done jabout the independent Republicans¢ who supported President-Elect Roose- The possivility the coveted posts may be distributed romewhat on geo- graphical lines to promote harmony has been talked of. TANGLE IN CONGRESS sis. fz ees.omes crm WOULD HAVE MINOT VOTE Minot, N. D., Nov. 10,—(#)}—Peti- tions asking for a special election in |Minot on the question of changing | from the commission to aldermant-: form of government were filed with | the city auditor late Wednesday by O. | in |B. Vold, chairman of a committee’ acting for the petitioners. THE OLD GRAY MAYOR mdon.—And these two are just | what they used to be. When Sir} George and Lady Handover accepted invitation to continue office as that Sir was contains 86 letters. Another knotty angle—and one on another :-ran. away from * Y, TOM MIX’S FAVORITE HORSE, HAS QUIT PICTURES Hoover Roosevelt Old Age and Recent Accident ;;, i Prompt Star Animal to Seek Retirement Hollywood, Noy. 10.—(?)—Tony is! through! The famous horse who has been} ridden by Tom Mix in hundreds of | pictures during the last 20 years, has! appeared before the cameras for the: last time. In his current film, as in; future ones, Tom will ride Tony, Ji a chestnut sorrel given to him sever. years ago. Mix bought Tony 23 years ago for $12.50. Since then the two have jearned several million dollars. In a |sense, they have been the screen's \greatest team. And Tony has been many places unfrequented by other jhorses. Sonie years ago in Detroit !Tom forced the manager of a hotel to |give Tony a room by digging up an jold law compelling hotel manage- ments to “give shelter to man and jhis beast.” | , The horse injured his hip recently | | | during the filming of a scene for; “Hidden Gold.” The best specialists have been unable to do anything for | }the injury. So Tony has been turned jout to pasture to spend the rest of his | life in retirement. ' ee % 1 Lupe Velez has taken to suspenders | |Of course, the fiery Mexican actress | |doesn’t wear them all the time—jus: | when she's lounging. Lupe's favorite lounging garb these days is a sweater and pair of slacks. She had trouble} keeping the slacks in place. So the; suspenders were brought into use. * # % A few days ago Ann Harding noticed a studio errand boy examining some old furniture cn her set. “Do you; |think it’s a genuine antique?” she asked. “Til say it is,” replied the boy. “It was made right here in our own mill.” Confesses Slaying d home in lows: City. ta., stealing his fathers re volver. (Associated Press Photo) 32 fin this film will be an exact replica | few off days, he decided to make alvacation ahead of him, so as soon a: lof Chicago's principal railroad station!new house for his dogs. At the end|Carole finishes her next film they {as it was in 1871 before the great fire.)of three days he had completed a|will be off to Europe. Bill always ha: PHONE ' the preparation of resultful classified advertisements. |The station now is being built in the} ia Fernando valley, some miles from} when it.was finished he found there here. Old-time residents of Chicago wilt | For sale: One dog house, built per- ind at least one thing in Lionel Bar- |sonally irymore’s new film, “Sweepings.” to|known screen actor. William likes to| William Powell and Carole Lombard} the sea at the rate of nine inches interest them, One of the sets used {putter around with tools, so, having a!for a while. Bill has several months] every 100 years. by Warren DIRECT ern France. iwas one things wrong with it—his|tor this trip. jdogs won't stay in it. | ee & Looks as though we are due to lose *# e * William. well CONNECTIONS 'HE Want-Ad section of the Tribune is the “central exchange” where- in the seller is given a ditect connection with practically all possible buyers—where employer “gets a line” on needed employees—where own- ers learn of suitable tenants . . . this “central exchange” is operated by courteous, efficient Want-Ad Takers trained to-offer every assistance in THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE -WANT-ADS really attractive structure. However,|had a desire to own a home in south- That's the main reason If he can find one cheap enough, he's going to buy it. - England is said to be sinking into te. / | f | 4 * * +