The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 12, 1937, Page 1

B & ; a es] : 8 3 = Lo) what unsettled Saturs day, slightly colder, Coast PRICE FIVE CENTS ms on Pacif North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper BISMARCK, N. D., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1937 @ 1c O 300 members of the seamen’s ability. Corporation Expects to Be Operating at Capacity Within Next 12 Days Governor Murphy Commended for His Successful Efforts to Restore Peace the threat of another Pacific mari- of cause paralysis of coast ship- time tieup put a crimp Friday in the Jubilation of fede: settlement strike, SITTERS EVACUATE PLANTS ing. They requested presidential tervention pending amendment law providing Rocks were thrown and fist anti-unionists at Anderson, Ind., GENERAL MOTORS forcement: of the federal hiring law ‘would erica at an Anderson, Ind., theatre velt and Secretary Roper that en- celebration” by ‘United Automobile Workers of Am- pi ° * ury 1881-1937 * E, J. GOBEL * After Long Iliness RLEIGH CORONER, * . J, GOBEL, FORMER BU CLAIMED BY DEATH Well-Known Bismarck Morti- E tor lution opposing opening because Lincoln Is Tonic for FDR upon reading that the his judicial Ea plan “he im-/ mediately began to feel JOE FERRIS, DEAD fea aye neat Badlands Hunter and > but Union League club of New York MEDORA PARTNER, Business Man Dies in most suitable date for the conven- tion freed the slaves. slightly indisposed Friday morn- that President Roosevelt arose had adopted a Biri “aalpaii Kesh Sucites peopl aim is are it thks owe Press Adoption of Judicial Plans First simmer until the court re- Organization problem is Lagrigy Just how far the would. go toward unshackling hu- Mr. Roosevelt's series of confer- lences with Democratic Conese tay sale) 9 ae i Henpecked Hubbies F-/Conferences Indicate He Will policies IN SENATE FOR HIS tne aphid aT a ie i a ; ATH Ha ij ; i alstylabiitan tis = [ i! i it z ae a 1H aya é ik i i HH fil ee iy: a a Funds Upheld in Vote of Confidence MUTCHLER IS RESENTFUL Williams Says Governor Should Before Speaking Have Looked Into Matter CRITICIZING SPEED s s ec s 7 2 = 2 z E E 8 LANGER UNDER FIRE fare Ruling Introduced ASK LIQUOR COMMISSIONER Twichell Scores Chiselers on Debt. Certificates Is Relief in Fight Over Wel- Bill Authorizing. Issuance . of a Hf ve be ball House Votes Return of $1,038,000 to Hail Treas 4 he was very happy over the Gen- eral Motors strike settlement, of operations jubilantly marched in 1910, | Thursday night. Graduating from the University of Chevrolet had a spectacular part in ii 3 the son of Henry Calvin and Susan- nah E. Gobel, ploneer family of that community. When he was 3 years he was tener hy bis Daren <0) ith a furni- went to South’Dakota, where he op- ®@lerated a ranch for several years be- ture company at Clark, 8. D., 3 i g a of| fore taking employment wit that buf- mounted son, pitta oe i Ht “After receiving the, wil ele ‘lt lt 992 i Gl 4 at 7 » Feb. 12. Springfield, I. ares Lingoln to the man who ent settled the damage ernm Press Photo.) Thousands Gathered At Tomb of Linco the great See eee of NEW ORLEANS am broken in shipment, petit rear and adopted: and treasurer Tea et an acre Z ‘The certificates: would in contain ih i iF : ih eal at sn y state auditor. certified by after General Motors executives and the United Pathizers, the strikers where he became funeral / the factories six hours and a year later moved to Devils tor and furniture salesman for , N. D., for Second Day ent Over Entire Northwest ih ‘i soc MELT i ye} ega Habits ‘| eile ul Hi li te a isl ili ital ly that as many as pos- the United States, would reopen the first of the e prolonged dispute. sible of the corporation's factories, similar positions with Julius Weinrebe| Knudsen said signed in Detroit the agreement that Automobile Workers of America had then moved to Minot, where he held/ ended th He remained there for four years and scattered throughout Came to City in 1918 1918 he moved to Bismarck, 'W. Gilbertson and Company, In where he took a position as manager hunting practiced as a business to railroad construction | and Company. crews and the U. 8. army regiment established there to protect the labor- supply meat to commonly ea iti ee pen nals eee = zs pie ee “Thursday Falls Above Helena, 35525 Webaayte uh Bi \ HON | ity fs E g Hf i : the for the ai Trade observers predicted General Motors will extend its high volume | Production later into ,| usual to compensate in product ie and Charles Henry, ; & daughter, Mrs, Marie el Directors’ association. Besides his widow and Gobel leaves two sons, Fargo; Okays N.D. Program on a farm near 4 brother, Syivanus, died in California several years ago. Public Roads Bureau near Isabel, in the ranching th Da- 10 per cent meager be- snow-blocked roads. iaailae efit ee ao oa mT Foe i ae eda s g in eal Hil ti as 8 ee mata 2 a= il a Hel I i ie ay t qe He aay hl weigh Are ite ub pel ath Variety of Reasons for Crash of i pe i i 4 Feb. 12.—(7)—A 27- year-old railroad rate clerk held Cleveland, a were being le to the capital Friday that ay pes A: petete aa sonore ‘bout $4,000,000 in federal aid but bil ant ‘. i : ! ak vi jit B i ae in H mot 3 § of all TRE said, “it is that in a fight of leg Me in the : Industrial oeparaetiony mete worker vn nee needed.” erent han i a8 Case 3 Reopened Ended, steadily. ay soarbor 3! e Helena the river was falling of jaa i fier iis : jal Me wi nt, ti B “ut Hutt HH ae