The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1937, Page 1

Telephone Cloudy, snow probable North Dakota’s Oldest Newspaper ‘ht and Tuesday; ig! not so cold tonight. ton: Undetermined _ BISMARCK, N, D., MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1987 ESTABLISHED 1873 77 1 ast ] ‘l Killed in Sunday Auto Accident, Yr — pO —_ 2 oS) D Coded Y 5 CS CONFLICTING VIEWS ° ’ M’Kenzie County G "BISMARCK YOUTH IS HEARD AT INQUIRY INTO TEXAS HORROR ourt Incre ASE [Experts think Radiators With Hughes Opposes LANGER WHITTLES "| $40,000 MORE OFF ' Want Skeleton | Finder Does Not. C Chief Justice’s Views Read SHOT ACCIDENTALLY MONEY MEASURES 39 of 270 Bills Passed -by Leg- ‘Stolen’ Gas Accumulated out Vents Blew Up When ‘BOOTLEGGING’ CHARGE HIT, to BY GUN OF BROTHER Local Youth Admits Reckless Maid Hired Jina Three New Houses, and. Three Mega! Connection With Lines of As Plane Hostess St, Paul, Mar, 22.—()—Myrtle Big Man, 21-year-old daughter of & sub-chief on the Crow River Indian reservation 50 miles from Committee as Wheeler Leads Attack of FDR's Foes Vetoed by Governor islature Vetoed or Partially His opinion was that the skeleton belonged to a medical associa- tion, dinook WELD Sitio REICH BREAK WITH _ | TRIMMINGS TOTAL $170,000 siviecis Men, Cshaeattote and) ROME SEEN AFTER with me in this case,” he said. Commercial Structures Are Launched Crash Near Bridge TWO KILLED AT MOORHEAD Driving Charge Following Oil Company Prevalent, Justice Hughes asserted Monday an increase in the aise of the supreme Court Is Told Billings, Mont., was the spark that court would “impair” rather than in- trie made peace pipes glow anew The assertion was made in a letter crease the efficiency of the high ‘bunal. presented to the senate judiciary com- pupils tary New London, Tex. Mar. 22—(P)—~ Superintendent W. C. Shaw, a frail man torn with grief since the London ~ and teachers, broke down Monday court of inquiry and was taken from beauteous Indian Maid j/school blast killed 455 of his brought together two groups seek- ing to install their candidates j|during the testimony before a milit Te” Gene. around Apr. 1, after a first selection, Alice Deer- when the Northwest Air Lines (Dem., ‘Mont. crt -pdiesdiommmedl euponittonls i mittee by Senator Wheeler vlrk ook rom! Lange upon by Saturday E| were writing into the record reve mga Ped aa Use of Gas and Oil in Public Bulldings Regarded as Harm- ful to Coal Industry aes aoclbed the secretary of state's! President Bis-! Papal Letter Charges That Ge | Soe Financiers Report Inter- est Is Rising ton Officials Warn Grade Crossing Fatalities in U. S. on Increase, Washing- “I don't know what they want to keep shooting these pictures for,” be {Shaw said to Maj. Gaston B. Howar lip ‘d, urning his head toward ‘two cameramen. Lays Down on Cot ‘Then the major saw that Shaw was Major Howard asked the photogra- presiding officer of the court, t phers to desist. at lie aye a1) i Hb i i i AT i IRECTED AT ADOLF HITLER as man-Vatican Educational Concordat Is Broken Being Persecuted, Intimi- - ’s connection with its D. L. Clark, the Parade company’s field foreman, testified Sunday that the school had “tapped” the come pany gas line for heat! out his know! buried the last dead. Only seven victims had not been interred at funerals started in the given per= Talked to Superintendent The superintendent of the Londoix Consolidated school, “and warned to be cut loose at daybreak, but morning. Three jing fuel with- , who was injured said, lable concluded that he did School Doors Shut School doors remained shut at New. hand. He beta a ot three figures from the|London. Shaw said “we haven't even Shaw said he was “of the opinion? © the Parade Gas company’s superin~ » said he had talked with Earl As Show told his story, parents and tendent did not “particularly obj He came before the tribunal with # to the school gas line. and said that he directed the janiton to make the connection. slightly and Jest his son in the dis~ quently with Clover the matter of the school purchasing gas when sq friends of his school children “within the next day or two” but de« clined to estimate the figure. aster, ® rest if he desired. He lay down on '@ cot. advised if anyone else had mission. small blood stains ‘s clothing came from county commission of $250 for the woman relative, as Detectives Continue Check of More Than 1,000 Automo- a unnamed suspect, the trail of 1,000 automobile num- Hanson said an automobile had fol- the street car for 30 blocks. Z| KILLING SUSPECT 1S >Re HNNEAPOLS RAPE bunt a apS8 el Hughes by Twe Others Hughes, which the was endorsed by on members Pesce lier who evpr sat |e Uberals who ever sat st th it coe i ih ett fet tig Te 3i38 ie iil a3 ath ile He From els 10. | Tries to Inspire Old Tertd t0facds Tackle Problems HUT Eas ay Ahi rt rae sitesi ane ality | i aj Ht ee dated With Promises Monday Morning flisciteail, Halu Well-Known Editor Succumbs to Complication bf Diseases it if ae geen ba By 1] i HM i Litt a 632 nly itt EE Nea als Flee i dn PAT ae if i Madrid Asserts Stronghold of Sigupnza, i BF StH Pas S42 083508 ee a a ire “i i Hi : aa He i al Hl are Ue i without any proper authority. proper vents caused accumu: lated gas which let/go last oreo in the nation’s worst school cage May Have Been Radiaters In the background was the theory 5 i Ployer’s residue line and, he felt cere tain, Mar, 22—()— ts were be-| of explosion experts that radiators N. D, Monday by the Dickinson | without Commerce to entertein ena teiaies he serio, host secretary, of Keep Dickinson Busy; made Can Centre| Taree Gaasmations to acres stacuice, and social wel- Preliminary ing “I have always fek the federal government subscribe to those views,’ i By iv 3 & Hui tnd dt 3 He é bil ails law, and sanctity of eaten Dahl’s Disa) — Mysterious Hil 4 alg HP q rela | te Hh at i ee ji neat = He ye tHe cS) at Mankato,| Sun, the Tribune, the the Minn., and four children were born Hy ble vat pie chon raterephteray [are - 3 aE and later edited a number of Fie) selene eens publications, among them the truck, Kenzie County Farmer Watford City. His -widow also sur- vive. ee ployment was The two bodies the river, where | Gertrude MacDermott 3 ill H4 an i from. the truck was thrown. persons from the Ban-| to them. 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