The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1937, Page 2

P 3 sii a eee THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 29,1957 ee > POLICE PROTECTION. |{“fetucator Dies “T/SLOAN IS LISTED AS |]"“Winanciee Bead —{/(MTC ENCAMPMENT -/Farwe WEA Stattot STAHLMAN § | NOT ASKED BY HIDE DODGER OF TAXES) (i WILL OPEN FRIDAY ).re.03, ) y ; the resale of the en fing i death rusesey PLANT'S OPERATOR . '|Name of du Pont, Doherty and 270 Boys to Gather at Fort the Works Progress Administration 101 any president Asserts That) Sppeared, 9 ave been involved in . Mrs. Raskob Dragged In- Lincoln for Month of - of tioane-|°°~ Closed Editorial Shop Minnespotis, potics - detective: Sloven Figures ‘I'm Licked From ? to Senate's Inquiry art Army Life ; Means Closed Mind _ Beginning’ Citing Busi- f FOE SEES 2, é - r ness Slump Now oe ee ‘took iff 2: ef aff H :8am Sloven, proprietor of the jorthern-Hide and Fur company, : man of General Motors Tuesday emphasized the fact that he and Mrs. Sloan, had saved approxi- did not ask for’ police protection at mately $1,900,000 in taxes from 1984 his plant prior to the trouble which e te Tei panies, use of pérsonal hold- cccurred there Monday. Her kine wortis: the gira Srintt tals sivren explaining. his testified also that Mrs. Wilhemfha du attitude toward the strike. “My > preaees vae (Decades, oF te Seat 8 ppl the east. The market has dropped on 4 many of my commodities as @ result} - Mamaroneck, N. — punsaptial income through securities of the strikes there.” * (William McAndrew, nfl ape In view of this fact and because! tor and educator who was ousted he felt he could count on little help| as superintendent of Chicago from the. city government, he said,| schools in 1928 by former Mayor he asked for no. assistance but deter- " as mined to go along as best he could with himself and his brother doing such work as absolutely needed to be| linols supreme done. he hed been illegally presecuted. But Monday morning, he said, po- lice appeared at his place unsolicited : NT I NU E D oT aapuige tilt i a A Be i it and told him that he could resume operations if he cared to do so, that they were there to furnish police pre- tection, With this assurance, he said, ay we || Attempt to Reach he informed those ot men who Associated wanted to work that they could re- | BRIEFS ‘Press Peace Basis Fails rr guickn ‘Police wesgecaiuie in Labor War Here In view of this fact, he made it Plain, he feels that it. was the. police who were largely responsible for the trouble which occurred later in the Gay. Explaining his refusal to sign an agreement with the strikers, as @ per cent rate gested at the meeting Monday aft- ee ernoon in the city hall, Gloven said SENTENCED TO DEATH he simply “didn’t want to begin deal-; Topeka, Kan, — Death ing with them,” because he figured | were prenounced Tuesday the ultimate result would be to ruin jert J. Suhay and Glen J. Aj his business which already is in bad shape, Baker. Federal He doesn’t want trouble, he said,| Richard J. Hopkins denied their and that is one reason for his pas- | tion for a new trial, sive attitude ‘and his failure to ask the police for help. Bloven explained that the hide, fur and junk business is highly speo- ulative and that one of its features is that it has to'pay cesh for what-| ever it buys, thus tying up consider- able capital. Cannot ‘Get a Dime’ Hunt, state secretary of the Alliance; J. W;: (Pence) a 5 E] i i : # ity 8 ee 2 | Hl 2 4 fate Hy tek iil dividend of 42 ahare on the #1 pre: fused to put in writing, : win 6-3 victor 2 ENDS TONIGHT ferred stock, reducing arrears to other agreement ° : mitiment basis, just, as most elevatots| a share. violated was one that : : ‘The Screen Thrill use the money of grain ‘commission ioe ha tu firms in buying wheat and other RATIFY 8 TREATIES grains. The trouble here, he said, has| Washingten—The senate speedily had the effect of shutting off this ‘eight Pan American WEATHER FORECASTS source of credit. A i vor ‘Binwarck ane viciitge Bloyen has 16 trucks which travel ; f z eer “ and warmer tonight aud Weanesaay, through the country buying tanita z 5 2 oe North Dakota: | Fair toniehe wool, skins, bones, scrap iron CHILD'S CONDITION GRAVE * similar items, Some of the Hamburg, lowa—Dr. R. C. Danley Eek Fair tonight er tonight and tions Wednes- tions Schmitt, anloaded and th lly fair tos fant born without an inlet into her| the time of the shooting, y i wtanhard lar extreme stomach, and afterwards anhounced | he was under the 1 fhe child's comditigh ip “grave.” greement permitting “ NO WAR, BITLER SAYS sé Bee 52 employment for during the summer largely so he could hold his crew together for op- erat dn the winter when his busi- ness is more profitable. City 30.08 occurred dn Ii Siac or refusing to peels collectively ane ; suggeste commission <n up to $10,000 per store on chsin mail| tt ase'a: federal Iajor ‘onelliator 10 ragreke scatton oar . -MOGruad Pacific Motel —_ | oFder houses was passed by the house | come here, supervise an election in the |the comet ; : ssourl river stage at Tuesday, Mr. and Mre. J. L, Bouch- & vote : tt. a¢ hour change, 01 tt er, New pe the Sunrise, 451 a. m. Monday, Mgr. John ? s par A members of the Bau Claire baseball ers committee opposed this idea, how- 23. : eee TP : tion | Cve% 08 the ground that the men al- Be, OPle 8. Rindahl, sss Tabitha poard reported to Sooretery Perkins | Ten‘, ned tn organisation to speak Rotal, Ya. ist to, : oelake, Mrs. Dahl, Mandan, and That a “man to tan dacus |,otone . perce January i _ Official Fight Pictures “; ay convention of -the Luther : é 4 ; teat Pel ‘ League, which closed Sunday, Rev, ; ‘| gies a Fs Rindah! 1s president of the Mandan ° ‘ circuit of the league. rH t s i Ser vB. : Though continually improving f, severe injuries he recelved in an auto the “people of my city may take the craah Friday night, Christ Starr, 63-|#w in their own hands” the year-old employee of the Mandan|J00n L. Lewis steel union forces are] Neither side supported that. sug- Max, x ee It was stated and not denied thet arta star ‘ arts Wer ra oc was si 1% ri A hospital for = few days yet, hospital ACT |loven had circulariaed his men re-| "S07 IOCUNO som oe was agreed Devilg Tare, ‘pol i ce ried Tieetey, Sudonoepane reustgaccne, toes attade end wbette nat ae est ; Sensational -round battle! Application of the Elsholtz Tri-City commendations g a 5 . oe, ‘ Welder Shooting _ ‘ FEATURE ATTRACTION mo- conditions. Incident Clarified sora t MARRIED” “ LOAN SHARK MOBS Moorhead, clear EXPOSED soUuTm Dapnh Eanes ! ae ane etdace tad building state tuberculosis sanatori San * Haven. Contract for four 'water| Liquor Scofflaws foreman ‘and ¢ Softener went ke tee main | Water Face City Fathers} toreman than 1 corporation at Elgin, Ill. : *, on a bid of $4,994, and another con-|. ~~ velt,” said Sloven, tract was awarded the Lignite Com- | feet of lot 3, bbustion corporation of Bismarck for two water tanks costing $498. 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