The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1934, Page 3

TO TRUCK STRIKERS) ==". ets Plan Proposes Definite Wage Trane Denes, con cet Scale Slightly Lower bee eo Than Wiediators’ Minneapolis, Aug. 2—(P}—A 10- Point program for settlement of the| ment of differences be! < 11-day truck drivers strike, was pro- Ting factions whose ' posed Thursday by the employers ad-|cost the lives of two men and Wed- visory committee simultaneously with|nesday prompted a raid on strike the release of three union leaders un- headquarters by 1,0C0 heavily armed troops. a3 RSS Sate enemas der arrest by the National Guard. In view of the employers’ peace] The employers’ wage scale proposal Plan, Gov. Floyd B. Olson said he|is slightly less than that suggested ) would defer issuance of a statement! some time ago by two federal media- he had planned to release. The chief|tors, the Rev. Francis Hass and E. exectitive announced Myles and Vin-/H. Dunnigan. They recommended cent Dunne and William Brown, pres-|42% cents an hour for inside w rk- a Hil i ident of the drivers union, No. 574,/ers, helpers and platform men and —Will Rogers. Were unconditionally released by the /52% cents an hour for drivers. military. ‘They were arrested Wednesday,' © charged with violating regulations inj To Have 70 Children holding a public mass meeting with- out an ofticial permit. Guard offic-| At Camp for 4 Weeks ers said an investigation Thursday substantiated the claims of other; Camp Grassick will be reopened Sat- strike leaders that a permit had been| urday for a session which will con- obtained and the release of the men|tinue until school opens it was an- followed. nounced Thursday by Miss Helen K. Amid reports of picket attacks on|Katen, executive secretary of the some trucks, the employers disclosed; North Dakota Tuberculosis their first peace plan, closely paral-| tion, which operates the camp for undernourished leling terms suggested previously by the Rev. Francis Haas and E. H. Dunnigan, federal mediators. It provides for a definite wage scale only slightly lower than that offered by Haas and Dunnigan, an election of employes to determine representation in collective bargaining, and rein- statement of workers as of July ‘16. Be No Jobs For Agitators large as the first when One. condition, however, was at-|there were 81 camprs. All of the tached to the reinstatement clause.| children in the first group have re-| No striker “known” to have been| turned to their homes. guilty of unlawful act during the) Miss Katen states that the entire Heart Attack Fatal . | Sis Register of Deeds To Langer Juryman| ricnere ster Natic seized the bullae | when the putachiste took charge, he the jury which convicted former Gov-| who dropped dead ea» winneepets|K TT TENBALL TEAMS Wards Bought Thousands tor 500 Stores street Monday. A heart attack caused associa-|his death. Survivors are his wife, five ebildren and several brothers and GREK CHAMPIONSHIP ’ To Get Such Sensational Sale Savings! Angry Cow Attacks = . Roosevelt Near End ins Wied Minot Farm Woman) tureay, | Of Vacation Cruise] oricans crept tlowly slong the FIFTH NAZI GIVEN Minot, N. D., Aug. 2—()—Carrie| bruises about : Aboard the cruiser New Orleans|® swing Columbia river—the LIFE FR PART IN Nesdahl, 61, housekeeper at the John|Cut_on the scalp . enroute with President Roosevelt to| Water avenue of the Pacific north- Helseth farm in McKinley township], The cow, which Astoria, Ore. Aug. 2—()—President| West—by Thursday afternoon. north of Minot, ‘suffered injuries|the day, attacked Roosevelt sailed along the shores of a eee possibly of s serious nature when she| Keeper when she wei the United States: Thuraday, home| Approximately 50,000 new houses was attacked late Wednesday and|ture to look at the cow . from an epochal voyage to American| re built in London each year. Three Others Hanged for Impli- cation in Putsch Against Government tion in his testimony by stating that the federal employes of the chancel- ing. Most of them yelled “Heil Hitler” Meet Set for Aug. 6/women and Girls Enter Third : Washburn, N. D, Aug. 2—(—| / Game in Kittenball Series Members of the North Dakota Retis- : | ter of Deeds association will convene i With Win Each s eed Tounaay, "ee | avo ater imme poner Th 9x42 Seamless Axminsters sched prine! =| ball teams of the city following sev- ; walkout could compel employers tol staff will be retained during the ex:| dress eve He en eral weeks of tournament lawl Each with Werds Own Lebel— cadets ogg! fn to determine te city champion- Assurance of Quality! REPORT AS OF JUNE 30, 1934, OF CORPORATIONS WHICH, UNDER THE ni TERMS OF THE BANKING ACT OF 1933, ARE AFFILIATES OR HOLDING COMPANY AFFILIATES OF DAKOTA NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. Bi Nerth Daket. Charter No. 13296 ja Federal Reserve Distriet Ne. 9 BY REASON OF COMMON OWNERSHIP UR CONTROL DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY VESTED IN NORTHWEST BANCORPORATION OR THROUGH INTER-LOCKING DIRECTORS (This report to made im compliance with the requirements of the Banking Act of 1333) ay ie ‘Mame, Addrens & Punction of Business ‘| is B if it R | AQSTIN STATE BANE, Austin, Sinaceote MGCL SPE ERE ‘SQDGE CENTER STATE BANK, Dodge Center, Mina. ‘BANE OF ELE RIVER, Mt River, inn, STATE BANE OF LAKE PARK, Lake Part. Mina, SECOND H.W. STATE RADE: itemtepete, Men, * ‘UNION STATE BANK, Montevideo, Minnescts STATE or 5 BANK OF NORTHPIELD, Northfield, Mina. NORTHWESTERN STATE BANK, Ortenvilie, Mina. STATE 5 PARMERS Ee, a Carne Seen STATE BANK, 8. Paul, Minn. UNION STATE BANK, Gouk Rapids, Minnesota. MURRAY COUNTY STATE BANE, Stayton. Mins. BANK, Thief River ‘UMION STATE. Palle, Mine. ing & MERCHANTS STATS BANK, STATS BANK OP VIRGINIA, Virginie, Minnesota STATE BANE. 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