The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1936, Page 1

= CK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1873 : a a BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1936 ighters Check Pacific Coast Blaze es DYN WIND SENS. Government Erects [FRANC AMISIMENT LJ. S. Agents Raid | ygHioz DISION WORKERS RISING | Madrid’s Defenses| {MUNI FIRST! City’s Night Spots|avn soma tmum AD 10 DESTITUTE ; ae TROUBLE IN SENATE M.J.O°Connor Near reais ae m to Inefficiency, Disappear. 3 pearance of Funds Only Skeletons of Buildings Re- Chamber of Deputies Passes gles Hospital) quor is Part of Nationwide Devaluation Bill After 24- M. J. O'Connor, critically ill in St. Federal Drive Terrifying Epic of Alcazar Un- folded; 600 Catholic-Priests Slaughtered [ ONE EMPLOYE IS DISMISSED 3 E : state head-} main at Bandon; Damage Hour: Session Alexius Heoieal rite sepile peu: ‘ these figures are the Set at $1,500,000 _ (By the Associated Pres) and members ‘of his family feared| Federal revenue agents swooped|General Cleanup, May Follow ‘ S The terrifying epic of, Toledo and & 3 Ee: 2 there is little hope for his recovery.|down on various joy places in Bis- = é i = BS i nes ig ; BLUM MAKES FINAL APPEAL He was taken 2 the hospital last psec and ee money night Says Road Chief in An- , Tuesday, while Span! ef & : y. Mr. O'Connor’s brother, seized quant of liquor, ac- 700,000. ACRES CHARRED Sie Patan te aeite GR Cuines A. (Ocnoer: ot ‘Bporane;| cording "to information omsbaay nouncing Situation Madrid and the government, slowing & 5 | Wash., has been called to his bedside | niorning but a list of the places raid- jtg reinforcements to Toledo, built a cats Exportation, . Importation ofjand will. arrive’ Wednesday morning|ed was not available. (By the Assectated: Press) lane, None of the persons Whose places} Irregularities have been uncovered Coast Guard Cutters Stand in . giant defense system before the cap- y airpl | Readiness to Evacuate Resi- | ital itseit. Gold Prohibited in Decree, see EEE had been raided had been arraigned| in the state motor vehicle registrar's R D R 10 LAUNGH pee Rargila Coenen 8. os division, W. J. Flannigan, state high- Wl Flore had formation way commissioner, said Tuesday in i iu if : i cE Bic In the last hours of the Fascist . ; +‘dents From Homes ee on. inves png vir Effective es) ig the activities. Neither the » 8m l id Toesday, 600 Catholic sup- 1 gardin a fuave! announcing G been be- Marshfield, Ore, Sept, 29.—(e}—A} Porting the rebellion were slaughtered é (By the Associated Press) SberiLy, she, proseculdag SHOrDey | OE |i gun. mete great fog bank rolled in from the} DY. frensied'Leftists. ©. NM | The French chamber of deputies 2 the Bismarck police “knew anything} Commissioner Flanigan made the Paci! ‘Looting and slaying ragea apace, approved Tuesday adjustment of the Ny. He ‘ar in 1 Fevecus charge with a statement that he had fe ocean Tuesday over the fire! these persons sald, while Fascist = French franc with the British pound made « two months personal investi- guns boomed at the city’s gates. The and the United States dollar but ; agent located here, was out of the! gation of the division. wi defenders fled as the Fascat leona) Premier Leon Blum’s plan hit its first IN SYR ACUSE TALK city and the assumption was that the] ia of his secretary, A. J, Klaudt. He entered triumphantly. . i m | snag in the senate. charged an “attem) it Comfuegration which destroyed a town) °"prom. the Alcazar survivors came | | A flexible, but controlled ratie be- brought in here for that purpose. | Stage and collusion” within tae divta ‘The layer of fog settled down over] these stories of the siege and the . kge ae Lage en Pound, EE Oey Nationwide Sweep : {elon tire rescue: rather than an -c gure was) p.,.: The movement here was of a| Flannigan said s girl em has “Everything was destroyed around| See believed in Washington to be the| President Starts Stumping Tour| | The mov sent here ws Paty Ot tei disalaee onet ag) fo the Alcazar” in the 72 days of artil- probable aim of the tri-power agree- Expected to Continue Un- cities from coast to coast and re-| missals are contemplated of employes lery fire, dynamite and flaming gaso- ‘ ment among the United States, P 4 sulted in nearly 1,000 arrests and the| “because of political activities rea line. ‘ ; a. | France and Great Britain, til Election Day seizure of several hundred stills, ac-| to proper’ administration of depart- Dropped Food From Planes Pas ee ee The Italian cabinet met in Rome cording to an Associated Press dis-| mental business.” “Radio reports of: the advance of with Premier Mussolini to draft an patch from Washington. Violators of the insurgents kept the Alcazar’s men, | ADMIRAL WILLIAM SOWDEN SIMS | announcement on the lira which, well] Aboard the Roosevelt train en| the narcotics law also were nabbed in Applications Disappeared women and children alive, and food *, # SEL I informed sources believed, might di-] route to Syracuse Sept. 20.—(—| the dragnet. In “certain” instances,” Flennigan dropped from planes kept up going.” : vulge a two-fold purpose: to protect| Taking direct charge of his campaign} “ yeore than 2,500 agents were mob- | Claimed, applications received through “Women and children all escaped ADMIRAL NIN J § the lira’s internal value and to lower| for re-election, President Roosevelt} sizeq for the offensive and prelim-| the railroad commission from reg- without injury.” y Vas it for international markets. traveled northward Tuesday for Syra-| inary reports showed that more than| Wlated truckers, had “disappeared In one wing of the crumbling fort- In New York, meanwhile, early stock | cuse where Tuesday night he will let | 499 persons had been taken into cus-| #long with remittance fees attached ress’ cellars, 700. survivors’ huddled exchange transactions followed an| go at critics and start a stumping|toqy on narcotics charges. to them.” together at the last to await the res- indecisive price trend and, in London,| drive that will continue almost un-} ‘The narcotics bureau and the treas-| The commissioner said Klaudt re- cue, 4) |the American dollar improved to | interruptedly. until election day. ury'’s alcohol tax unit headed the| ported he found all office records in “Women and children first was the 4.93%, after opening at $4.94. The| Soon after boarding his special| drive, described as a periodic “clean-| connection with the missing instrue Only ‘skeletons. of buildings re-| rie when the food was rationed out,” DIES AT AGE OF Tl close for the pound sterling in New| train in e cold drizzle at Hyde Park,| up.” The coast guard, customs bureau| ments had been “destroyed, appar- ppar. mained in Bandon, Tife business) quring the alege. York was $4.94%. the president ordered stenographers/and other treasury enforcement| ently so the irregularity might not be. istrict was destroyed, along with Ane the food—97 horses and 2? The French chamber immediately| to his private car, the “Pioneer,” t0/ agencies cooperated. discovered.” Applicaliona eaing rout- about 400 homes, by fire that forced| mutes! Only one horse and five mules sent the devaluation measure which | dictate a new draft of the speech he} Preliminary reports from the alco-} ed through the division were held up the 1,500 residents to flee tothe beach | survived, And tiny pieces ot black|Caustic - Tongued Leader ofjlowers the gold content of the franc/ will deliver before the state Demo-/hol tax unit showed that its agents| over a period of weeks, Saturday night. Property losses at bread, made fram stolen wheat. by between one-quarter and one-| ératic convention and a nation-wide}/had taken several hundred persons,| said, and in some cases, as “long as Bandon alone were estimated at European Fleet Will Be third, to the senate. Tadio audience at 8 p. m. (CST). together with more than 100 auto-| seven ths,” $1,500,000. Coos County Judge Hugh Frid lecertac leds nausea a by \ P ‘ Radical Socialist senators, in caucus,| Associates said the speech, except| mobiles alleged to have been used in Commercial and regulated truckers McLain of Marahfleld tentatively est!-| Devatively little dnjwy” -beogure an Buried at Arlington ites to specific) list: lquor operations. | Selmures of granted permits of. “conveniences and i ° pelt i pI atills were expected to run into necessits the a 000, engineer among Hany mt Baas 4 in. the, upper qenieral-in. hundreds when final reports fram the} sion, aye hou OMe Tee Dontes by tbe : patito ing ar pe aie | 9NE-a0d knew wHiat part of the Al- onal cemetery | text minus the clause which gives the “ound Parte omar tel me saber p bye) blown up. The Fss-|qhursday for Adthlral William/Sow- ane Dee coe eure. LEE cists fled to other atetions. © ~ ‘Bik be ‘ 000,000 in an area in excess of 300,000: Priediy “Arg'Exccuted on haerisgs ae egg 1 acres. : renureents sald elf ptleste in the! world War, sored proposal was $80 to 221 tn’ the ‘equipped for the five-hour trip with 10 Fearel and: sale sgcicies, Oe: were executed exce pt one who was Admiral Bins," who “taught the ae ati roe the United States Peer pera ecalia, including '@ }bining with private individuals, pub-| "et ating. mass in an underground |28¥Y how to shoot,” died here late Rigs eget im rs) twin set of loud speaker records, lic organizations and officials of iS lerground |‘ sronday at the age of 77, ending after | 8nd Great establishing Priginally described as covering neighboring cities, rushed the work of | “hapel. 14 years’ retirement a career which|“™onetary equilirium” agreement! only state questions, the first Roose- ment. The entire workings of the de- partment could ba endangered if. the premier a free hand to fight price) president's addresses on such subjects GOP NOMINEE MAPS rises. . é as finances, agriculture and relief. The vote on the government-spom-|-‘The president's special train was carin, hh destitute. A careful record kept by the de- was cited by Premier Leon Blum in| yeit post-convention speech to be giv- ‘Goest guard cutters stood off the| fenders showed that 11,200 shells| President, Roosevelt described 85 | tinal appeal to the tired deputies. |en a definite political label by the| Fourth Major Vote Drive to In-| intricate filing systems ‘ere’ throes the same as al-| Oregon coast in the event it becomes] !snded; 90 attacks were made from} (oti » Part of Reform Program White House was said by presidential out of order.” ways, to present these ‘matters with- | Recessary to move more residents from| ‘he air; that 100° hand grenades, ""7. 07" vice encompassed 42 years |. H° asserted the devaluating bill was associates Tuesday to be of national clude Talks at Chicago, “Certain of the irregularities could Out heat, rancor or prejudice, with| the fire zone. Medical attention was| 2000 dynamite bombs, 600 seriall during which Sims unsparingly at-| One, \Wem 10 the Prench socks netors)/ significance, Cleveland, Detroit have been ‘perpetrated for no other m4 toward none and charity to-| available for those blinded by the| bombs, 35.gasoline tanks and 20/1 {008 Nlt) © ie opanegy ©") program, which he compared to re-| They saseried the president would leveland, Detro! purpose than to. completely’ alow ! 4 . 5 ; : Burial in Arlington with all naval trigis until he found an efficactous|¢nd relief, and probably have come. | TOPek# Kas, Sept. 29.—(F)—By| office,” Flanigan said in Judging by the heat already -| country as high as 16,000 feet. thrown by the government forces. aaa Assistance Promised erated plenty of charity will be need- ; Three of the ‘Alcazar’s defenders!» onors, will be the nation’s final tri-| method,” the premier declared in up- way of emphasizing his words “there| “political sabotage and collusion.” ed, Likewise, the situation at points bsuiigene gett ets fe natural pute to the man who refused = dis- holding his Maser proposal. Ds Beton, at M. Pi pepe ree will be Be Sinceenig, in this Ce tiled I became highway commis- 5 oecinees) c farther up the coast line, and in nor- Fifty-seven “disa byiext tinguished eervice medal in 1919 on} Expo! candidate. paign, s . Landon ae sioner I requested an audit of all TRE FIRST INSTALMENT thern California and southwestern ppeared the ground it had been awarded to Before leaving for his train Tuesday | nounced details Tuesday for departments under my jurisdiction, plosions,” 30 others deserted or un: fourth major vote drive, featuring said, “but ne Congressman Clifford R.. Hope,| Washington was reported improved. others unwisely. morning, he-had an engagement with 5 Flannigan said, “but owing to the Garden City, Kan. farm division di-| Assurance of assistance was re- Sete Lint eian aia decal ‘Admiral 8ims was for more than 20 . 12 educators who brought a “testi-| addresses i Chicago Oct. 9, Gere feisedan of auditors, only an audit of rector for the G. O. P., told a Chicago | layed here from President Roosevelt "shoe by these figures, other,| Years one of the most eruptive, and at ly. monial of appreciation for the work| land Oct. 12 and Detroit Oct. 14- e highway department was made ’ audience that federal ald may be| ®t Hyde Park. Rexford Tugwell, di- iihoontiried @eGOrEE aaid eiies 70 the same time. perhaps one of the done by this administration toward| Returning only Monday night from| Since that time no audit, of the necessary to get land in the drouth | rector of the resettlethent administra | Hard oni ihevorigitial ‘oo most constructive figures ever identi- a the maintenance. of educational stan-| his third drive—the two previous were} motor vehicle registrar’s office has tlon, has been ordered’ to survey the) Dot cet oe ore killed or woundea Zed with the naval establishment of | nancial pro; dards and equipment during the de-| his New York-Pennsyivania campaign | been made until the one under way.” ee st oe People. da aace ie Develop Maneuver “tthe United ete See | during pression.” : ei his cash) ee ee inveatigat x y Constant lat i * presiden| nominee a Flannigan Probe “was in . sure and payments in anamount at | determine whether incendiarists play-| AS for the drive on Madrid, Fas-| unghie, apparently, to abide by the | Point. Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, | 177? co? *2 in 8 Sishting mood.) no way” directed against { H. Mo- least sufficient for interest and taxes | ed's part in starting the fires, For- ; tradition that a’ naval officer should There will be no slackening in this! Coy, motor vehicle registrar. McCoy estry officials, however, said’ they hie execute orderg and hold his tongue, | ber indica Grand Forks, Is Dead| c#mpxex- for ‘the past 10 days has been: in believed the major’ conflagrations ‘ Admiral Sims was almost constantly Fresh from his 1,600-mile campaign! gouth Dakota on a business trip, were caused by logging operations. | seeking in Grand Forks, Sept. 29.—()—Mrs,| for the 78 electoral votes of Missouri,| oftice attendants stated. naught; specifically Joseph P. Kennedy, 67, wife of J, P.| Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iill-| ‘The a; Kennedy, dean emeritus of ‘the Uni-| nols, Landon began a busy week of A failligrams to bel veraity of North Dakota, political planning, speech writing and! the audit being made by J. M. Shirek, é ie jDsees Hh + ps ; education, died Monday night after Seren antk ine ast ic : : & several months illness. j . BURIED AT MANDAN Pigs Oe) Bier aes ot "Pier ee woe ‘ . June 2, , and came here a sym with her husband in the late 80's. an Z rf nag ——_—__— ing: Besides the husband, a son, James, - Former High , School Athlete division highway engineer, survives. Peiirrvoghira Presi ecedlaty so Died Sunday~in Local Funeral for Mrs, Kennedy pert will be Thursday at 9 a. m. in 8t. eee epi cee nee Michael's church with Rev. William vi ngineers sid ‘fora Shes McNamee and Rev. L. J. Arrell offi- . regarding river valley clating. Legion Members|#=: pa erg South Dakots also, met a setback in Found Guilty of Murder gti i = i rE s2 brief Joseph's Cat! : at 9:00 a, m., Hildebrand He Fesz THEE tig f i Be. F nig E Py ele all ; t : i if aoe Er aR z gs 3 i eB E peelettte Hale fie Fes HI John es, Mate tro s Duloth, Minn Sep ols, widow of the ot wore charged agai ws strogsie $50,000 “fire swept WPA worker for whose Jeath/the society. Aa taken dhe , dbmaging. in ae (orm venm: t0 Hie (| Niners Ses cy bepiadei | Se be sited mt Pa a to the stock: at $30 convicted, Judge| ployes as members aves and the left &