The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 1

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It was largely paid am bonds and some day the govern- ment will have to pay those bonds.” *. Says F. D. BR, ‘Careless’ Landon, busy with last-minute for his departure at 7 B, m. (CBT) added: “With the presi- facts and. figures, it is not ‘surprising that his cabinet members likewise are reckless,” +f hme, Lan- don said “an illuétration of the reck- legsnegs that has become epidemic in acministration circles is to be seen in certain statements made in Iowa by F.R. TO BROADCAST Announcement by Soviet Gives|. Worried Europe New and Grave Concern Provided in: Form’ tssued , * by Gronna’ © (Plane to Repudiate Non-inter- _ Swedish: Ace Safe “eee me[SATHRE REAL DEFENDANT] TWO TALKS DURING |S SALLY INTO WEST Speeches at Omaha Oct. 10 and Chioago Oct. 14 to Go Out Over Ether Waves ————— Washington, Oct. 8.—(#)—Presi- dent Roosevelt turned his face toward the west Thursday for a major cam- paigh trip into 11 states. i The drive will carry him through much of- the the rolling countryside about 25 miles southwest of the capital, they held commanding, but hard-battered, pos!- tions. ; Rout Out Ambuscades Stories from the Fascist lines in the Sierra de Gredos mountains, » S| thought the warning was onry = ges- vade the home state of his’ Repuby To Visit New England Returning to his Hyde Park, N. the .president’s agricultural spokes- | presi The candidate did not,,detail the statements to which he ‘referred. GOP Platform Ignered “In making these statements,” Lan- don continued, “he has totally ig- nored ‘provisions of the Républican farm program which effectively: safe- guard the farm and farm family.” have been reported very. active, , Mrs. Roosevelt - accompanies. the chief executive on the western trip. Although thé president's complete schedule of appearances on the west- ern drive has not been announced, major speeches and dozens of | cluded fear platform appearances will be made by Landon on his lake states swing, his fourth major campaign tour. The principal addresses will be at Chicago, Oct. 9; Cleveland, Oct. 12; and Detroit. Oct. 13. WIDOW, FARMHAND : _ GET LIRE SENTENCE Winner, &. D., Pair Confess Murder of Thomas Kutis - September 28 Winner, 8 D;, Oct. 8—()—Mrs. Emma Kutis, 40-year-old mother of Both entered pleas of guilty to the charge, = ‘They were arrested Tuesday night. eight days after the slaying, admitted the crime Wednesday and ‘waived preliminary examination and were bound over ‘to circuit court Wednes- day-night. "Nelther made statement or show- | # Drouth Rate Groups PRR irate ; i Bee z Great Britain .and France began Tavecees eect We peice up the. Ae in the ith Welford Leaves to Attend Fun- ‘eral for Pembina, Woman, Wife of Tenant: fe BE E Action Charges: That He’ Inter: fered-: by. Circularizing Opinion: to Auditors $ 5 5 = aie ul rf 7 E : H é é kad i age il i E F E gee He RRB 3 betes af. & 5 E Eg $s rie z i E z Lee eek ie hit i i = EE g i Ene Ha il Hi it Ht Hd Rg El ay E | I EEE? Hy offer except inexperi ;] tion of his party's candidate for pres- ident.” i Ventilator Makes Fine Snioke Outlet Kurt--Bjorkvail Picked Up by French Trawler Off Coast of Ireland this. Irish island after being. forced down.on a direct New York to Stock- * |holm flight, sailed Thursday » installing a small ‘heating stove in.the: church: offices, he had inserted the stove- The smoke was carried parts of the building through = LANGER PRONES ‘| Pipe in a.ventilator flume. - to all. ote REDUCTION OF TAX BURDEN IF ELECTED Gubernatorial Foes. in Opening Fall Campaign at Devils Lake “g life-long Democrat” - charged the Democratic candidate, John Moses of Hazen, has “nothing to eh ie & - i * lence, plus lauda- La -Rochelle, hanged to its home French port af- ter its crew failed in an attempt to "s plane. “What a pity! But don’t you think it’s. fine of him, all the same?” Be- side her stood her mother, the Dickson, é Believed Out of Fuel Aviation experts here expressed be- lef the Swedish pilot must have been vention Pact HOPE TO PATCH UP TRUCE Soviet Challenge Throws Bomb- shell Into Neutrality’ Com- - mittee’s Session. 4) She sought to ing from spreading into a showdown Figbe bel wenn asclsts ant (ocean q UGE et | ASGHRTS SC, HUL|SSese ee Appears With Gov. Petersen in 3 Outward Demonstration of Gopher Coalition Confessed ‘Triggerman’ = i Black ‘Legion Sentenced . . | In: Detroit Court the nation noth- to Smoot-Hawley far been FE lh i ay f i | HH 4} f t I [ it i! ? W. VOIGT, PIONEER FARMER, DIES HERE 78-Year-Old Man Was Born in Germany, Farmed in Apple Creek - Township i i Hi i ma r] a i li keep the Soviet warn- © Be