The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1934, Page 2

THE BISMAKCK TRIBUNE, 2 HOLIDAYITES HEAR DEPOSED GOVERNO = Tells Throng Roosevelt Waited Primary Outcome Before Signing Farm Bill Minot, N. D., July 26.—()—William | Langer, deposed governor of North Dakota, addressing a friendly throng at the annual convention of the North Dakota Holiday Association _ here Wednesday night, asserted that Presi- [or conspiracy to solicit political con- | tributions from federal employes, was renominated by Republicans for the | governorship at that election. | Langer said “they wanted to know | how a governor who declared a mora- | torium would come out in an election before they signed that bill.” He said the bill passed congress June 22 and} that the president signed it June 28. Langer’s address Wednesday night was not scheduled on the convention Program, but when the crowd learn- ed of Langer’s presence, they called ‘for him. Thursday afternoon the convention is scheduled to hear addresses by Langer and by Milo Reno of Des Moines, Iowa, national president of the Holiday organization. The convention opened Wednesday and will end Friday, when U. 8. Sen- Thursday. TEMPERATURES DROP/C ° NT LN.0* D CURBING HEAT WAVE Tangle of Powers Seen as Result of Dollfuss’ Slaying Heat Deaths Total 1212 Over Nation; Showers Bring Relief Locally Rintelen Shot In Cell A few hours after he had been jeiled Dr. Anton Rintelen, minister to Rome and the choice of Wednes- day’s Nazi putschers to succeed Doll- u fuss, was shot in his cell, Officials (By The Associated Press) sr eitdion vas then i epeail ita telen was taken to a Heat deaths numbered a critical condition. He regained con. ‘A moderation of temperature |Sclousness long enough to scribble © brought relief to some sections. Oe ee ae bleed ag bred Unofficial tabulations showed these |Proclaimed over the radio Wednes- 1,212 THURSDAY, JULY 26, closed. The recali of Rieth was regarded as highly indicative of how anxious Ger- many is, in view of her difficult for- eign position, to assure the world that the third reich is not involved in the Austrian situation, In the same light was regarded the official announcement that the bor- Ger has been closed to all political fugitives from Austria. The Rieth recall, however, was fur- ther interpreted as a Move to pro- vide Chancellor Hitler with first hand lution in a telegram of condolences for the assassination of Chancellor Dollfuss. ‘The French attitude was couched in Almost Instant Relief “Indignation at the abominable at- “France expressed by the foreign Dolifuss’s work in “defense of his Now for the Last Drive in Our July Clearance Sale death figures by states for the entire ae he had been named chan- period of the present torrid blast: a Missouri 330; Tilinois 316; Ohio 127;| General Wagner nt Cae Nebraska 60; Iowa 72; Minnesota 32;/*™my, ® close friend and adviser Indiana 54; Kansas 39; Kentucky 43; | Rintelen, was arrested at Graz. Michigan 23; Wisconsin 15; Pennsyl- e Associated Press found Rat- vania 18; Texas 13; Oklahoma 11;|Sersburg, On the Yugoslav border, South Dakota 7; West Virginia 12; which was reported at 10 a. m. to be- New York 4; Tennessee 7; Massachu- |!0ng to the governmeni, actually to setts 3; Connecticut 4; District of Co- |¢ in the control of Nazis at noon. dent Roosevelt and his advisers wait- ed for the outcome of the June 27 primary election in North Dakota before signing the Frazier-Lemke bankruptcy bill. ton, Bismarck; State Senator Arthur Langer, who has been convicted in F. Bonzer, Jr., Lidgerwood, and P. W. federal court at Bismarck on a charge’ Miller, Bismarck. ator Lynn J. Frazier is to speak. Other speakers Wednesday night included Usher L. Burdick, state pres- ident of the Holidayers; Harold Hop- Every Silk Dress Now Cut to tit HAVE TO GET A) TAX! 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For Minnesota: erally fair Thursday night and Friday; some- -|what warmer Friday west portioft, GENERAL CONDITIONS cent Miles City 30.28) while a trough of low sure extends along the west- Sttres Gropped slighty tx all ., atures drop} all sections, but readings are still above the sea- sonal normal throughout the central states. Light precipitation has oc- curred at most es from the Great Lakes a ese westward to the north- ky Mountain slope; else- where the weather is gene! fair. Bismarck station barometer, 28.46. Reduced to sea level, 30.22, Missouri river stage et a ft. 2¢ hour change, -0.1 to date lormal, January Ist to dai Accumulated deficiency to date 5.33 NORTH DAKOTA POINTS High- Low- est est Pct. BISMARCK, rain 63 Garritigtons cleat’. arri mn, eee Crosby, clear ..... Devils Lake, cldy. perean ey; ake, iy. Grand For Reports were current that repre- sentatives of Powers and the Little Entente were to meet here Thursday to discuss Austria’s fate. A group of fanatical Nazis, variously estimated at from 144 to 300, whose daring seizure of the chancellory Wednesday resulted in Dolifuss’ assas- sination, were held under heavy guard in a military barracks, ‘Their guarantee of safe conduct to Germany, made by Emil Fey, former vice chancellor and a Heimwehr leader, was revoked by the government when the little “gamecock chancellor” was found dead. Dr. Jurt Schuschnigg, social welfare in Dollfuss’ cabinet who was named acting chancellor by Mik. las, indicated in his first official state- ment that policies of the Nasi victim would be carried out. The Nasi conspirators, wearing Heimwehr uniforms, swooped down on the chancellory Wednesday afternoon and, killing Dollfuss, held control of the building for six hours. Nasis Taken to Border safe conduct for the perpetrators of the putsch. Strength was added to war rumors Mussolini Mussolini’s message was sent as war time sentiments came to the fore in Italy, long opposed to a union of Ger- many and Austria. Mussolini Loses Political Ally “The tragic end of Chancellor Doll- */fuss saddened me profoundly,” Mus- Personal friendship and by identical Political points of view. I have always admired his capacities as a statesman, his simple probity, his great courage.” The orders to troops were followed by publication of an official announce- ment that Dollfuss’ successors in Vienna had asked the help of Euro- Pean powers, requesting intervention. Whether armed assistance is need- ed will be determined at a conference of diplomatic representatives in Vienna. Tt was considered certain here that Italy would participate in any move- ment of troops into the neighboring country, and that France, England and the Little Entente would either send troops to aid in intervention or lend their close economic, moral and Political support. 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Attorney for . ta ‘ fice and post-of Robinson Company ee Ronis jo-as-o8 ge sources as saying the Little Entente would consider intervention All reports indicated that the pow- ers were in strong accord that extra- ordinary measures must be taken 32) rather than allow the Nazis to seize control of Austria, if that seemed im- minent. Italians Camp on Border Although no troop movements have yet been ordered, Mussolini has 75,- 0/000 men camped within easy march- ing distance of the Austrian fron- and upon his instructions they in readiness to move on a full war peek Dollfuss, widow of the slain lor, was informed just before it Wednesday night of her hus- 's death. 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