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

¥=c-| THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE E 8 E E Levels for This Year (QUARTER CENTURY Dunn and Bradstreet Say SHARPEST RISE IN IMPROVING Is SENTIMENT Growth in Optimistic Spirit Is Held Important to Furth- nee is se New York, April 12. — sharpest business rise in 25 plat aii a i ae Ha lh rif i ili i ii i! aL bin Ee ite Hit 5 Hel fi-sal 2 § Hl! é i se cent At a high of 81 showed a 2 ' i Wheat at as $1.10 while the top the hopes for a rather ft ing silver pes an that wheat pros} drouth area south’ duced almost to oe Corn gained around 1 Closing prices September wheat the dollar mark Which Property in Ques- tion Is Being Put More than 400 moratorium appeals to Acting Governor Walter Welford Welford is making plans for some of the appeals to be taken care of by the county welfare boards, which executive assumed office, he said Fri- ent by the legislature. day. have been disposed of since the chief Says Primary Test Is Use to Bae ‘ : i ff Pp ini ah - tl he it F | i eh ut iat ts ait Ah Hl ie Delay of One Day Is Caused by) March Left Behind Lowest Attorney General’s Ab- Olson Case Action ed Murdered | Believ [ CRASHES INTO BUS Scenes of Horror Enacted on 14 CHILDREN MEET |Court Postpones DEATH WHEN TRAIN BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935 000 Men for CCC Within Next 60 Days Adi pris PICTURESQUE CITY SCENE OF MOMENTOUS PARLEY fl ae DR 4°) 5 Sum io) jee 7p) sr io) Oo A DM i < =) jee 1 Will Enroll. 300 sence From City 1,600 New. Camps in 48 States Maryland Railroad Crossing Is Present Aim; War De- FLANNIGAN FILES APPEAL as Tragedy Strikes partment to Aid NO ALLOCATION YET MADE Contends No Force Used in Get- ttorney | forecast for she , the state su-| the weekly business ting Keys to Highway Of- fice From Incumbent Because of the absence of At General P. O. Sathre, Eye Witnesses Tell of Tragic Event led Friday the tragic task of identify- ‘| Didn’t See It’ Sobs Driver; Pe New Stimulation Is Expected to Offer Employment to College Graduates ill ing 14 high school children killed late ‘Thursday night when @ fast express é 3 Vogel Power of had been convicted in federal court acting. governor, i tile: Hy 2° 3 5 sEeeye i ‘tl hoe i aa vin a il i Gl i a if abuel Hl yf A. Vogel from Ris posi- Welford, last Monday, ordered o1-|Kansas City was $1.00%. ‘son removed from office on charges of neglect of duty, malfeasance and The court also will determine Sat- | improvement were Crop damage estimates exceeding | misfeasance. ‘Last August the supreme court was called on to determine the Olson, then of conspiracy to defraud the United States government in connection with pene solicitation of federal relief! em for political contributions. The court upheld Olson. Vogel went out. rocerag move Frank tion as highway commissioner. iil 12.— (®) —Hope Over $30,000,000 OF DUST AND SAND sae} CAUSED BY The Southwestern District at =H DAMAGE IS 6 3 ane HT bahia sat ht Sine i 26 iy i — ail Wh train tore a school bus in two at a Exerc aad it Peti | Two Armed Bandits ° i ? it This pictui (Agsoclated ‘Prose Brees) Stresa, April veppeed ages communique stated Friday at Geneva imany had informed Reciprocal Pacts PREMIERS DECIDE ON PLAN saeters ime Reich’s Stand Despite an Will Unite in Making Represent- ations to League Council to enter France, and Italy § | tal i 3 lor junds denied any physical force was|™ Claims Threat of Force former acting governor also Flannigan, in an. affidavit to the|Were established under recent enact- tacks the constitutionality of the law under which the removal pro- Olson holds his on the The from the state at the time the charges were served upon him. was forced to give up the office to Flannigan by “threats of su straining order ceedings were brought and claims he Physical force.” court. The other parts ither vaguely or . Drouth and cold as well at; dust were involved. jamilies were figures which swirled Each firure represented only a seg- the] The tigures pertained to the zone time in a week the air was clear Fri- southwest Thursday. For the first with the dust out of the west and could be supplied ei coming, |®5 ment cr the picture. themselves out of the silt. 3 a i 8 an 4 Pid ana He found two bod- engine's cow-catcher. ee aL stevens of Rockrille Manor club, who pass: motor car just be- eee the Catholic church to his 4a i r i Hea witth the “4 a Me Fis a hurried outside rod py ia Demonstrate . Solidarity With France, Italy shail 3 il TS i il $335. i ms by Forks Citizens Ruled Out|or= Hi 5a32 F F fi Pe year maint conical Ranees Bt soe $11,000,000. 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