The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1935, Page 1

Ao < . gic] THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1873 Claim Greek Revolt Broken BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1935 See $700,000 Cut in State A EXPECT GOVERNOR TO SLASH DEEPLY INTO N. D. BUDGET Legislative Advisory Committee Discloses Plans for Rec- ommendations SALES TAX BILL APPROVED Executive Also Signs Measure to Require Livestock Weigh- Ing, Grading Slashes averaging 10 per cent and totaling from $650,000 to $734,000 may be recommended to which includes the amount of money. set aside for general and special state Answers General j >: INSULL AGAIN IS FREED BY JURORS TO REGENT ATTACK |STRICT REGULATION ‘Chocolate Soldier’ Sneers Ra-| Sends Special Message to Con- dio Priest in Comment on gress Assailing Propa- Former NRA Head ganda Effort ASSAILS ‘MONEY CHANGERS’ |CITES FINANCIAL HISTORY Brands Baruch ‘Unofficial Act-| Declares System Now in Use Is ing President’ But Is Still Designed to Place Power for Roosevelt in Hands of Few Not Guilty of Embezzle- ment Charge tions Resulting From Col- bot aerial lapse of ‘Empire’ Robert Taft, son of the former Detroit, March 12.—(#)—Picturing Hugh 8. Johnson asa “ soldier” playing the role of “Man Fri- day” to Bernard Baruch, the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin replied Monday | Chicago, March Samuel Insull the ‘them in gold as planned by the trea sury departme: piled upon him after his CITY FATHERS OPEN SEcRIVE BIDS FOR NEW made : = in s 46-minute radlo speech over the Sen- F CANCOTRRS (fst ite act TEu'iAA Sethe |i te m,n te nan + j ator Huey Long “two mad pled pi- Overjoyed by the verdict, Insull,| way through Columbia, college, Premier, Veniasios and ‘his wife were ee, Acceptance Deferred for Time| wren re war reurned to the United | president of fis case in 1683 se thee ee eee eee LINKED -T0 MURDERS ‘After hearing the speorh tn int Being; Sibley Island Sur- omer a * amis near Athens, which means she Deg all “plous flusdub.” He sald Father vey to Be Studied “Gentlemen, X want to thank you.” NEW i) AL SEEKS 10 ar anrane anedaeey oun ealiaile Coughlin and enstor Long | were eee ect naseltfind ho cocekcome ceaeiea cl that the rebel destroyers Para and i “economic shysters’ Laieoseohiga ecale Letecpecer stem and the submarine Nereus had early reply to the priest's tack the verdict, which was the third legal EVADE BLOW AIMED been abandoned and were now in the wa Oa te Tr se ae Panto lp fews who ta en Morgans, Kuhn. government began Ballistics Tests Show Guns rp rest of that wrecking crew of send them to prison. AT FINANCE SCHEME Goa abed rere ana to wave Ueed by Barker and Karp [Biron ci, Col fe eee cae at ‘Sued eet woe Owe Boe Fired Fatal Shots exploitation” a acquitted with h 16 others last Nover- tis pusacsiietih sansa Ati declared would . 2% on a 2, went ey ie ae | the malls to defraud, iis younger) Considers Ways of Answering) ssn at Sofia. Bulgsris, to eset i i ee al ,|brother, Martin, recently won an ee Copelin Motor company, Diamond T trucks, and the International Har- “It will not destroy a penny of ac- | vester International trucks. tual value of those operating compa: | Pacman the bids is ex- Pected to be had at the next regular i at eff hi ri Under present plans the park will It by members of the federal lent bureau this summer under FERA project program. The survey made includes approximately by the two men. board ordered an investigation the legitimacy of the claims and will determine the position of the ify lt aie fi Ft i Hi | PE Ht gS i i B § g 4 Father of Mrs. E. B. Gormi [ g ge Hy i i} Hi Dies at Age of 96 After Four-Month Illness Hf t ti i i re, f i Uae : i elt : é FE Washington, March 12.—(#)—The pink slip ‘repeal drive advanced isto E Bismarck, passed away quietly E Eth IN CHICAGO COURT Former Utilities ‘Midas’ Held ONLY FIVE BALLOTS TAKEN Is Second Acquittal of Accusa- » 12.—()—Once| again a jury of his “peers” has given vindication he sought to charges of dishonesty that ‘utilities empire toppled into financial ruin. ‘With only two hours and 16 min- utes of deliberation the jury in cane Cornelius J. Harrington's crim- WATERWORKS TRUCK |e" tase State's attorney Thomas A. Court-} Washington, DAVID WIEN, AGED BISWARGK RESDENT CLAIMED BY DEATH i and believed to be the oldest man ropriations a4 ec Nt Savant Succumbs PROF. MICHAEL I. PUPIN New York, March 12—(P)— Prof. Michael I. Pupin, 76, world- famed inventor and Columbia University scholar, died Tuesday. He had been ill from heart dis- ease for five weeks. Once a Hungarian peasant youth, Pupin became a scientist whose inventions revolutionized of} telephony, wireless telegraphy and X-ray. He came to America at 16, as a ace eat : quittal on a state charge of embez- Challenge Brought by Son States. rks; zlement. 4 ” Fit Grea destroy Susiness | Motor company, OM oni ;| Insull’s two victories were expected of Former Executive i ce omiaion Wilde Inc, Studebaker trucks; |to save him from further prosecution. PRICE FIVE CENTS GOVERNMENT FINDS COSTS OF VENTURE OVER 190 MILLIONS All Naval Vessels Except One Said to Have Been Aban- doned by Crews LOYALISTS RESUME RULE Venizelos and Wife Leave Re- bel Ship for Hideout on Island of Cassos (Copyright, 1935, by the Associated Press) Offensive against the rebels over $190,000,000. How staggering this amount is small nation such as Greece may be gathered from the fact that the an- nual Grecian budget is only one-half of that sum. pany the battleship Averoff, commandeered manos, the rebel military leader, and his 18 associates who fied with him March 12.—(®)—The New Deal sought Monday to ward off a blow aimed at its policy of calling in millions of dollars of high-interest. Dis-| gold clause bonds and replacing them with securities paying lower interest rates. ‘The legality of such debt refunding, it part of In a suit filed in the court of claims, he contended the government had no right to call its gold clause bonds in advance of maturity with- out redeeming them in gold. Some government attorneys ex- that, even if Taft's | rendered Monday, moved to extings Eicis meaty cttole were cee Crete, cavalry patrols were ri western Macedonia to elime inate the last vestiges of rebel active ity in that area. ae tg Z fore court ruled men carrying three machine [gear somewhat more difficult terrain 10:30 p. m., Monday at the home of shot down Cunningham when he un- | tox’ con Tuesday after sweeping through a his daughter, had no stepped over to one of twO|py jubilant house by s vote of 302 to Suffering from infirmities of old| ment Get-way cars that overturned. his Monday. Mr. W: been ‘The serial numbers on the machine ‘The senate—where this law to kill |#04 $26.90 for January. age, Mr. Wilson had eredually £ ; & I Ed i H ‘Cowboys and Indians’ Burn Boy, 9, at Stake ! Funeral services ®. m., Wednesday ! if it ie i | il ile it Fe : Hy ih Ey i i it | i g k i R i i B ate u | fd EF peed E ei hele 3 ERRgEs Ea Et 4 Ree i E selene from Minseapols Morton criminal to reform him is, in ess eee Hungarian maladjustments were | opinion of this former chief fume, Muss will be ” of Ameriins ‘moet experts! | Chicago's detective buna, tke | Coa nd Forks unique organisation the after-| Mrs. detectives ss the answer to: | locking the bern after the horse noons and show, | county re “what causes 8 black sheep in | has been stolen Is Claimed eee a ~ local hospital. an otherwise respectable ‘The time to have turned him — Fe ‘show, |cause of death fly?” from his path of crime was back | Grand Copelin j| Mrs, Riedinger It is the belief of supervising 4m his childhood when he began |—Henry show, pital since pele Sak ae Saas, ae showing certain personality and | Grand ent” from any show ‘ner husband 25 years on the force has behavior traits, which Oxpt. Stege | morning at fore, neral services handled 36,000 lawbreakers and eaid his vast experience in hear- | Mrs, L. A. tra ranged. worked on nearly all the city’s | ing case histories, has revealed to | years old. spectacular police cases from him nearly all lawbreakers, es- Surviving Leopold and Loeb to John Dillin- | pecially men, have in common. /|&. H. Bahn ger, that the problem of crime He said he had never arrested [of Froid, prevention as as mych a nut for @ boy scout or @ girl scout, and | Mrs. _ doctors to as for law-mak- he used this as an illustration of oagerg oh a - —— paper Perera to a {eon of v Punishing @ hardened | such organisations, Irene iat nounces He Will Be ‘Gen- eral of Fliers’