The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1935, Page 1

Saturday; PRICE FIVE CENTS roops Hunt Marauding Bandi One of Pair Sought in TWO OF POSSE mIssina The Wi SHOOTING, KIDNAPING, BANK LOOTING MARK Raymond Hamilton Believed: | +e Om ALL, -DAY GUN FIGHT PROPOSALS 10 KEEP NATION OUT OF WAR BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 1935 URGES ‘PAY AS YOU FIGHT’ PLAN SENATOR NYE DRAFTS f SEEK RELIEF BILL PASSAGE THIS WEEK Gx) Zz =) = & am : < a “ FO fa] ae on ts View Hitler As Menace to Peace ovule North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper PROPOSED IN TALKS ‘Conferences Between Captain ‘ F TONGUE U.S. Bills Reported to Deal With Trade With Belligerents Reach Agreement on ne ti ue fd fale yf it Militia, Officers Continue Search ‘The others were during tema Desperadoes Still in Vicinity as a Ponca t 3¥38 B55 Hi Cartwright for Burial was taken Friday to Cartwright for burial. New York, March 29. — (%) — Marlene Dietrich was a member Belfield, N. D., Mareh 20.—(?}—The of a party which ordered fried eggs. She thought they were ter- 5 oe i Murdered Teacher, Taken to body of Miss Emily Hartl, young BADLANDS SLAYINGS CHILDREN DNR Ee AB inl ie ee ie a iy il tii 4 Mek thal! i hil FH Hh Passe gly of ot am Menaped, Baattion t youths wi tectives pais The youths Cudecki, 23; ie Michael Mon consin farm hand. =e 2553 gangs & a$33 282883952 i Ri ea ‘EEG He REGEN ay Mie ip g : tia i ‘if walked Mc- not permit si Gas £ ga sid 58 Heat ying raoreuiael lite ae ce i iat hi! uh hen pe a 4 &e fd ae eid ni de we left for help, re the school premises. in, to run for help to years. McGill will be buried at Bel- a to le McGill went to his automobile and &@ 30-30 rifle. Meanwhile the teacher requested one of her pupils, youngster obtained ‘Wi 1 29.—()—De- mands that America make its plans now to keep out of any future war 2.—()— ity on both buyer |self, and Foreign Loans borate.on Ideas March ucts in war-time by | Harry McGill, who in turn killed him- Milan, Italy, War-time profiteers in Italy will || be steod up against a wall and shot, Premier Mussolini's news- Paper, Popolo d'Italia, said Fri- Senate Committee to Ela- IL DUCE WOULD SHOOT WAR-TIME PROFITEERS Washington, March ready to offer tentative bills to that ‘among other powers received new emphasis Friday with « disclosure MARLENE DIETRICH LIMIT INDIVIDUAL INCOMES Baruch Is Called Back Before mand for More Wheat a Storms to World War De- (Written for the Associated Press) Hays, Kas., March 29.—(7)—The| price on all terrible dust storms this season had| enforcing a Kansas Expert Blames Dust “I propose to have a penalty en- forced on both the buyer and the sell- er. I don’t know whether anybody in en room ever bought bootleg liquor. did. At that time the world demanded|this way: more wheat and at prices that stimu- hysteria that followed the world war. | j, jlated increased production. The short mene ae cle a fa ee a Be hae ailp gh & rH it ‘i Hea thai i = ial aged i Pettis igs] if r aa is i : a “But if there had ‘fe i ii maker and seller, I 2 Le eayegiaag! ij! rH it nat! i Pt in q Hlebul ' Fir for Three P Dater-Fopnd sponen Neat Pichon Grass prairies were the last virgin soil areas available, so in characteristic American fashion these valuable supply this demand for wheat. Rich. af & to what he termed “insinuations and Innuendes” rd we BACKED BILL | NRA IS INTRODUCED of colonel. “ua wen notified Thursday that ne ad ‘aguin been nated & co Stuff to Prentice 4 Grand Forks, N. D., March 29.— Advocated for Southwest Colonel Honor Old inet hi against to take Back-to-Grass Movement - iit 7% Ht i ih il ily in bat gael ih fale nih Ae 29.—()—Rac- time 20 that depleted re- may be filled, adminis-| [I sought Friday to hurry Measure Thursday SILVER CLAUSE STRICKEN Advocates of Thomas Amend- ment Say They Will Not Delay Action » March 000 work and relief bill on which Striking out the Thomas silver in- flation amendment and making other changes, the conference ended its task ‘Washington, ing against Met coffers tration leaders to President Roosevelt the $4,880,000,- 3 oon LEEE Ta tinued Friday Pres) PP March 9%.—With a plan Eden and Litvinoff Con- Any One Nation Commissar Sees League as Safeguard to Threat by (Copyright, 1935, by the Associated for United States’ URGES POWERS TO UNITE oa 3 FT Re woke ie hy fil ie iW a ay aie il ny iaplfaytly gest atl as ae ral F | 3 = 3 i ih | nt fl ate I ae it full na i aah ciel pal ih ial sili i Li ‘iia aia i ite ii Vader's iia i Heit ce cae a He : & a ii ih i uueal Code Rule to Interstate Labor's support back of NRA and demanded also nen of the Black 30-hour aiid eration of an extended j ia uib all i ce alee fasz iid li Comes in Paee k s 3 A 4 itl 051 ST HRS OTH STEEPLECHASE 53 to 16 ter Senate Vote March 29. alip income tax publicity was consid- s7eh os gue su Sead Fries sips cae sidered Good as Dead Af- 8 z 3 2 3 z = 5 2 iti HE i i HE it ops He aedbe fi HAE i set tl He i ae at ities ne Mg rhe es aeee : 139°] 88. 2908 itil Le i hit ie iif fie lds ites : wing ini