The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 24, 1934, Page 3

re HEAT WAVE DEATHS || ADVANCED 10 35 N. D. Temperatures Hit Peak With'108 at Oakes; Cool- er Tuesday Night and Wednesday; night. Thunderstorms were predicted for the southeast portion of the state ee legree tempera- ture was recorded at Muscatine, Ia., throughout the central west- ern states. The Atlantic seaboard was cooling, hope for relief was held out for the southern coastal states, and a high pressure area, now over western Can- ada, promised relief for the Great Lakes territory. Missouri, at the center of the heat wave, saw 156 perish, and Illinois ‘Was second with 129. In Chicago alone, where Tuesday the thermo- meter rose to 109 degrees, 25 have died "The heat toll at lor the present wave includes: Missouri 156; Illinois 1! Nebraska 54; Ohio 45; Iowa 40; M: * nesota 25; Indiana 19 Pennsylvania 13; Michigan 13; Texas 11; Kentucky 12; Oklahoma 7; Tennessee 6; Wis- sin 4, and Georgia'1. The total in the 15 states is 535. Nye Seeks Removal i Of Canada Hay Duty D.) looked to the treasury and to the farm credit administration Tuesday for someone with authority to lift the duty on Canadian hay shipped into the North Dekota drouth area. ‘The president has authority to re- move duties, Nye's office said, but no one could -be found in the absence of President: with equal authority. Farmers near Westhope, N. D., ap- Pealed to Nye to “influence authori- to dispense with « $5 duty on Manitoba as an emergency W. A. Meddaugh tele- graphed the senat Washington, July 24.—-()—Senator Nye (R-N. department John Dillinger’s Last Ride | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. HOMER VAN METER Pictured above with John Dillinger, slain gangster, are three of his gang who still are hunted for their part in| crimes conceived by Dillinger and ex- ecuted under his direction. The Dillinger picture was taken jwhile he was held captive in " Chief Dead But Three Still Hunted . jtaids on various police stations to JOSEPH FOX GEORGE ‘BABY FACE’ NELSON Crown Point, Ind., jail from which he escaped by cowing his guards with a wooden gun. Nelson was reputed tc be the best machine gunner in the Dillinger mob and the most heartless killer, despite his innocent appearance. Van Meter, liberated from the In- giana state prison by Dillinger, was the bandit chief’s right hand man in many notable escapades, including obtain weapons and bullet-proof vests. Fox, also liberated from prison by Dillinger, is believed te have been with Dillinger when the gang es- |caped from Little Bohemia resort in| The poster, pictured above, thewisconsin. Labor Leader Talks | At Bismarck Tuesday Robert Minor, labor leader now on |4 tour of the Northwest, will speak at the Burleigh county court house jat 8 p.m. Tuesday. He will talk on the problems of the workers under the “New Deal’, and- the: conditions| Where Shower of Lead Downed r @ theater. of labor and farmers throughout the country. ‘Wine must come from a limited area of France to be legally called champagne. One-fourth of the total income of American agriculture goes to dairy saviors ¥ | Will a Wo man Get Dillinger Reward? | Women played a large part in the life of John Dillinger, slain gangster. One, Evelyn Frechette, pictured be- low, went to prison for harboring him at an apartment in St. Paul from he shot his way to freedom when officers knocked at the door. Another may collect the reward of $10,000, offered for him in posters sent broadcast throughout the coun- try, according to rumors in circula- tion at Chicago, where he was slain. Talk of a mysterious “woman in a red dress” led to the belief that a fe- male associate of the gangster may have given federal officials the tip whiclr led to his death. was sent out by the department of‘ jus- tice, which led the hunt for the des- INSPECTORS CHECK WHEAT CMPUANE Second 1933 and First 1934, Reports Gathered Fourteen wheat inspectors are busy cultural adjustment of compliance. Although short approximately 300 of the compliance forms, County m. the poof" of blood wher: John Dillinger, the nation’s No. 1 badman, drop- from federal agents and police who trapped him as he emerged from Agent Henry O. Putnam has never- theless started the wheat inspection work in all but 14 of Burleigh's 47 townships, wheat inspection is | jmade. Anyone that does not sign the compliance | eligible for ments, the county agent said. agreements will not be either of these two pay- Additional forms are expected to Payments Will Be Made on Peale soon so that the inspection Inspectors were ‘examination conducted here some two weeks ago. jay be speeded in all townships. chosen after an Townships where the work has not in Burleigh county this week check- yet started are Canfield, Rockhill, ing over the farmers’ part in the agri-/Ghylin. Crofte, Cromwell, im and / Richmond, Phoenix, Hazel grove, getting signatures to the 1934 proofs | Glenview, Burnt Creek, Wing, Harriet ind Lyman. |Seasion Issue Was Probed Back in ’21 Frantic efforts on the part of state Proofs of compliance | legislators in pretended - session to Proceedings 1933 payments | now in progress have brought to light and the first 1934 payments will be| that the question of whether the state ‘Trygg, | Progra: TUESDAY, JULY 24,1934 Theater Where Dillinge ‘The Little biograph movie theater, three miles north of downtown Chicago, which John Dillinger was leaving when federal agents and police killed him. His well-known love of movies lured him to his lawmakers could convene of their|daybreak Tuesday bringing President own volition was studied back in| Roosevelt to Hawaii Island, largest of the Hawaiian group. 1921. | At that time, a lawyer disclosed, death. Since the Civil War, only three United States presidents have been | Democrats. leaders of the I. V. A. faction thought | Lynn J. Frazier, William Lemke and) John N. Hagen could be impeached | if the legislature could be called, but | they knew Frazier, then governor, would not call it. | ‘The books were searched to see if the lawmakers could assemble legally by petition or other means but the late Burleigh F. Spalding, a former member of the supreme court, to- gether with other lawyers, advised it | could not be done. As a result the recall election, in which the three | men were recalled from office, was launched. | Pageant to Be Given At City Pool Tuesday “Bhowing Neptune,” a pageant to be staged by 100 local swimmers, will | open at the municipal pool at 8:15 Tuesday night with the launching of the royal barge amid the blare of trumpets and the pomp and cere- mony accorded the “King of the Deep” on his first official visit to Bismarck. | Reviewing in four parts the program oi safety, health, sport and fun being carried out at the local pool, the King, | Played by Myron Anderson, will sit in regal splendor surrounded by his offi- cial retinue of merimaids and tritons. Selected as leaders in the reviewing im are Woodrow Sheppard, health; Melvin Munger, safety; Rob- ert Edick, sports and Bruce Doyle, fun, Jimmy Mills has loaned his public address system to the pool officials id bleachers have been set up to accommodate visitors. There will be no admission charge. 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