Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1935, Page 6

LANGER INDICTED WITH 3IN PERJURY North Dakota Ex-Governor Under New Charges in Conspiracy Gase. By the Associated Press. FARGO, N. Dak., October 17— Former Gov. William Langer, soon to be retried on charges that caused his removal from office, today faced a new dictment charging him and three associates with perjury. The former chief executive, and Prank Vogel, Oscar E. Erickson and R. A. Kinzer were indicted yesterday in Federal Court in connection with an affidavit of prejudice filed recently against Judge Andrew Miller, who pre- gided in the original Langer trial. United States District Attorney P. W. Lanier said the perjury cases would | be brought to trial upon conclusion of the conspiracy case at the term of | Federal court opening at Bismarck. Another Judge Named. The prejudice afiidavit against Judge Miller resulted in appointment of another judge to hear the retrial. Inability of the latter to be in Bis- marck for the opening of the term caused postponement of the Langer trial until October 29. Four perjury indictments were re- turned yesterday, one against each de- fendant. It is charged in the indict- ments that falsehoods were made con- | cerning statements made by Judge Miller in addressing the jury panel before the trial got under way. Lanier said even before the trial of the original Langer case more than a year ago, “speeches were made by the Langer crowd attacking the district attorney’s office, the Federal clerk of eourt, the marshal and even the court.” “All utterances have been ignored until they reached a point where the integrity of the United States court was attacked by a false afidavit of | prejudice.” Convicted of Conspiracy. Langer originally was tried with others and was convicted of conspiracy | to solicit funds from Federal relicf workers. He was sentenced to serve 18 months in a Federal penitentiary and | pay a $10,000 fine, but he appealed and | won a new trial by decision of the Cir- | cuit Court of Appeals. —— YORKTOWN TO HAVE TWO-DAY PROGRAM Unveiling of Von Steuben Marker a Feature of Annual Celebration. The annual celebration at York-| town, Va. of the surrender of Lord Cornwallis and the British Army in 1781 will be observed with a two-day | program starting tomorrow. The part played in the War for American Independence by Gen. von Steuben and a tribute to the work of the C. C. C. in restoration at York- town will feature this year's program. | A marker will be unveiled at 2:30 pm. | tomorrow on the site of Von Steuben’s | headquarters. i Thomas H. Hoffman, chief of the | National Council of the Steuben So- ciety of America, will deliver an ad- dress. Other addresses will be given | by Robert Fechner, national director of emergency cohservation work, and | Dr. H. J. Eckenrode, Virginia historian | and director of the division of history | and archeology of the Virginia Stete | Commission on Conservation and De- | velopment. | Saturday’'s program will include gervices at Grace Church at 10 am, followed by D. A. R. exercises at the | old Customs House at 11 am. and a luncheon at Monument Lodge at 1| p.m. Representative Woodrum of Vir- ginia will speak at exercises in the | afternoon at the Victory Monument. ! Clerks Plan Halloween Ball. ‘The National Federation of Post Office Clerks will hold a Halloween ball at the National Press Club on Oc- | tober 31. Proceeds will be for the ‘Widow and Orphan Fund. MILLER’S Heating Service Is Creating New Customers COAL—WOOD FUEL OIL AUTOMATIC BUCKWHEAT BLOWERS R. S. MILLER 805 Third St. N.W. Phone Nat. 5178 | GAS, GAS ALL THE TIME, CAN'T EAT OR SLEEP “The gas on my stom- ach was so bad I could not eat or sieep. Even my heart hurt. 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