The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1936, Page 3

Foes. 7 : ; ‘ kKvery Day in October is a As Election Day Draws Near ig jgapiad Roosevelt and Landon Cam-|"""" tien mains Pets | Masked Gunmen Slay oaign Paths Lead into Secretary Hull described reciprocal Manager of Tavern Densely Populated East Para gronndver foe word pense Rnd Ost, 38 —)—Two mask : \ 20 wa eee caer | dren sce ae ot (By the Associated Press) placed “impediments” in the way of to death its manager, Adolph Ansone, ‘The campaign paths of both presi- | Complete economic recovery. 5 dent-Roosevelt and Governor Alf M.| _ At Buffalo, N. ¥., Norman Thomus,| snd execution. Landon led Wednesday to the New| Socialist, sppealed in favor of the! , One of the men fired two charges York metropolitan area, with its vast|Tight of Earl Browder, Commi into Ansone ing throughout | and the county their {reads and foes | without t interference. ; ber. hamm away in the hottest kind of | _Browder's followers some Gghting. : difficulty in obtaining «hall for {into the victim's crumpled body. Po- were on Mr. Roose- | speech he plans to make in Buffalo | lice described Ansone as “one of the der himself i. to « tour of the metropolis by train,| The Communist nominee, speaking | 44YS.” motor: and ferry boat, The dedica-| in Detroit Tuesday night, said: , tease ag pan twa ve 2 new By cone Dee Spa big cae! capitaists hate (Stark District Court dreas at the Soth gnniversary of the| of-the-rosd course, He neither stanas| Will Convene Nov. 17 statue of liberty anid a short talk at|four-square for the people against Sure Roosevelt Park on the east side com-| Wall Street, nor for for Wall street | Dickinson, N. D., Oct, 28.—(#)—The bined to give him a full day. against the people; he tries to med- | Fesular fall term of the Stark county Governor Landon, before reaching | iate between them.” district court will convene here No- ‘New York where he will speak Thurs- Another campaign development was vember 17, with District Judge F. T. day night, decided to stop at Trenton, | an announcement from an aide to the | Lembke presiding Judge Harvey J. N. J., and Newark. After a speech in| senate campaign furids committes | Miller, who issued the order for the the latter city, he planned to reach | headed by Senator Lonergan (Dem.- | ‘*m, announced that no jury would New York late in the day. Conn.) that there would be no pre- | be called. Mg ely ty gat no Moe ntime, i ses vania’ : supporting Mr. Roosevelt, de- uke Republicans had demanded Washington, Oot otc ce ah to the leader Pisred in. & New York spepch. thet, | Ee 3 “Landon is the most dangerous and| aid preliminary reports by senate thout j agents \ ; is being himself to his lords and masters . . .| enough” to warrant immediate hear- | ror introduction in the next session of The committee sent agents to sift A. 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