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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01
THROW
HEAVY VOTE IN
LANGER'SFAV0R
Gains Made by Victory Ticket
Candidate, Most Towns
Reported
MINOT GOES FOR LANCER
Grand Forks Shows Closest Vote
of Any Towns Thus Far Show
ing Complete Vote

The anti-Townley vote in cities and
owns was heavily for Langer, as was
expected. but the majorities rolled up
~ Frazier's opponent for the guberna-
oral nomination was surprisingly
large in many cases.
Minot, where there was considerable
resentment arounsed against Mr. Lam,
ger because his raids he directed there
while enforcing the law as Attorney
General. gave him a large majority,
although it was evident that there was
resentment in some of the ward VOt-
ing.
Mandan. Langers home town. gave
him a handsome majority of 1872. The
otal vote in Mandan. as in most cities.
exceeded that of two years ago.
MiNoT'S VOTE
Minot. July IAN immense crowd
was in front Of the Minot Daily News
office last night when returns were re.
>'eived. There was no doubt of the
sentiment of the crowd-it was Lam
ger crowd.
The city complete gave LANCER lib
and Frazier 427, a majority of 6S6.
The Fourth ward was carried by
Frazier, 81 to 3d. The vote here was
a reflection of Langers law enforce
ment activities in Minot. The Third
ward. incomplete, gave LANCER 13l
and Frazier g. The Seventh ward
gave LANCER 1T, Frazier 81.
Frazier Loses
The Eighth ward gave LANCER 2Go
and Frazier 81; 7th ward, LANCER 2l5,
Frazier "a; Fifth ward, LANCER III,
Frazier 81.
Three wards in Kenmare gave Ian
ger 1874, Frazier "a; Gronna 127. Ladd
Is. Norton 1876. Sinclair SO. This is
Sinclairs home town.
Ryder. Ward county, gave Langer
10 and Frazier %. Burlington, Ward
county, gave LANCER "a, Frazier 35.
Carpio, same county. gave LANCER 81,
Frazier II and Mckinley township,
Ward county, gave LANCER TO- Frazier
"a. Survey township gave Langer 27
and Frazier %. Two years ago the
vote was switched, Frazier getting 40
votes to Steen's 22.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01
FRUSTRATED BY
HEAT ON STREET

Edward Lathrop, a convalescent
patient, collapsed on the downtown
streets this afternoon as a result of
the intense heat Mr.. I>athrOpe
whose home is in Wyoming. was TAX
en- to the hospital, and is believed not
to be in any serious danger.
New President Of Italian Chamber
Rome. July 1-Signor Denicola of
the Ministerial Party was elected
President of the Chamber of Deputies
today over Signor Lamizzari, the vote
being 23G to lis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01
WOMAN MURDERS
THREE KIDDIES
AND THEN SELF

Chicago, July Mrs. Margaret
Emerson. killed her three children
with a razor and then committed sui
eide by slashing her own throat.
Mrs Emerson had been separated
from her husband for year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01
LEADING FRAZIER
BY 10000 VOTES

Frazier Loses in Some League Strongholds of
Past Years and Holds Own or Makes Slight
Gains in Others-Townley Ticket Has Big
marck and Fargo by Big Majorities- s-Com
plete Turnover Noted in Some Former League
Centers- -Stutsman County for LANCER
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01

Francisco July Conferences of the forces seeking to
effect combination to defeat the nomination OF William H. Me-
Adoo failed to reach candidate learned
this their only accomplishment to be to stiff
fen the determination to exercise veto power if possible
San Francisco July 1.-The democratic platform drafted
bv the subcommittee submitted the full commit
tee declared ratification of the treaty requisite
the honor and integrity of the nation suggests that
the Irish be brought egmatey before the league
of nations and is silent the subject of prohibition
collective bargaining for farmers COM
plso arbitration of labor disputes declares recognition Of
the new Mexican when has established order and
calls the legislatures of Tennessee Florida and North Carolina
to ratify the suffrage amendment.
" FOLLOWS VIRGINIA PLATFORM
In MANY respects the platform follows that adopted by the
Virginia and publicly approved by President VIII
The league nations plank in particular taken virtually
as whole the Virginia platform though in other respects
there has been notifications and sentences have been
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01
Bulletin

Fargo.-The city complete gave
LANCER 2,i73; Frazier 1911: Ladd
1,l59; Gronna 2.lO9: White rs; Burt
ness 2,l2S; Baer l.237.
Willi>ton.-.The majority of Stcen
two years ago was cut here. Langer
received 32G to Frazier'S 249. In 1918
Frazier -, Stcen 2SS. Last year in
du>triaI commission, yes l43; no 327.
Bismarck. Francis township this
afternoon reported l. for Frazier and
) for Langer. Two years ago it was
solid for Frazier.
Linton.- Nineteen precincts out OF
- give Langer Us; Frazier 4Sl. Pre-.
diet full vote will give LANCER 100
majority. Two years ago Frazier ear.
rled county , to ].
Fargo Complete returns from
Foster county give LANCER SIS; Fra
zier, 564. .Dickey county gives Fra
zier 913; LANCER, 924. Frazier carried
Dickey county by 233 votes two years
ago and Foster county by 213.
Moffit The vote here on state anJ
county ticket is tie all the way.
except for prosecuting attorney, Nc
Curdy leading Ed Allen by ID votes.
Hi|Isboro The total vote of Trail
county, in Red River valley, gives
Langcr 1890, Frazier 1899.
Divide county, in the northwestern
part Of the state, which always has
! been strong league territory, gave
Frazier $50, LANCER 498, Ladd 84e,
Gronna All, Sinclair 875, Norton 367.
HiIIsboro~ The Nonpartisan Iegis-
| lative ticket has been defeated and
the county will give LANCER major.
ity of about 200. This county gave
1873 for Frazier two years ago.
Jamestown--Tw Twenty eight out Of II
precincts, including the city Of James
town, gives LANCER 1913, Frazier 81.
HilIsboro. The Nonpartisan
legislative ticket has been defeat
ed and the county will give Lam
ger a majority of about 200. This
county gave 1873 for Frazier two
years ago.
+ jamestown. - Twenty.eieht out
of n precincts, including the city
Of jamestown, gives LANCER 1918;
Frazier 871.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01
CLAIM VICTORY FOR LANCER
WILSON'S TREATY PLANK M0DlFlED|
BY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE AFTER
A BITTER FIGHT ON RESOLUTIONS

Platform Declare for Ratification But Not Opposing Reserva
tions Which Do Nufy -Expresses Sympathy for Irish
and Advocates Collective Bargaining for Famers-Byan
Loses in Fight Liquor Declaration But Keeps Out Affirm
ative PROPOSAL for Liquor-Nominaons Are Held Up
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01

Lmton.-Nineteen precincts out OF
- give Langer 72S; Frazier 4Sl. Pre-
diet full vote will give LANCER 100
majority, Two years ago Frazier car.
ried county , to ].
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01

There are 295 navigable streams in
the United States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01

Fargo. Complete returns fror,
Foster county give LANCER 575; Fra.
zier, 564. .Dickey county gives Fra
zer 913; LANCER, 924. Frazier carried
Dickey county by 233 votes two years
ago and Foster county by 213.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-07-01

Fargo.-The city complete gave
LANCER 2,l13; Frazier 1911: Ladd
1859; Gronna 2.lO9: White 17j; Burt
ness 2,l2S: Bacr l.257.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
REDS PENETRATE CRIMEA IN DRIVE AGAINST WRANCEL Anti Bolsheviki Leader s
 Center Broken, Wings
 Crushed, Claim.
 IMPORTANT TOWNS FALL Perekop, Melitopol, Skadovsk Occupied by Soviet Army,
 Moscow Declares.
IMPORTANT TOWNS FALL

MADRID, Nov. IU.-Penetration of the Crimean Peninsula by the Russian Soviet forces driving against Gen. Baron Peter Wrangel, anti Bolsheviki leader in South Russia is claimed in an official Soviet state ment received here today by wireless from Moscow.
 The Bolsheyiki have broken Gen Wrangel's center and the wings oi his army apparently have been brushed, the statement said.
 Wireless despatches dated Sunday reported that several important towns northeast and northwest oi the Crimean peninsula have been occupied by the Soviet forces as g result of hard-fighting along the Black Sea Front. Among the places occupied are Perekop, Melitopol and Skadovsk.
 The capture of Melitopol by the Bolshevik represents an advance ot about seventy-five miles south from Alexandrovsk on the Dnieper, which Sebastopol despatches last week an nounced had been evacuated by Gen. Wrangel's forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10

NllGtCC, u lAFCotASotC elhO coeeiN S 1
 The report was made public here today in connection with the Con- gressional Committees resumption of the investigation in New York to- day. Admiral William s. Benson, Chairman of the Board, refused to comment on the report
 J. F. Richardson, Secretary and Statistician to the Walsh commit tee, testified at the New York hear ing to these and other charges. He said that individuals and corpora tions without financial standing or experience in maritime affairs had been allocated Shipping Board yes sels for operation, that political in- fuence undoubtedly had been exer- cised in obtaining contracts for con- struction of vessels and allocation of completed ships and that many ship ping board departments had almost complettly failed to do the work for which they were created.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
IN SIGHT
 IN MAJOR LEAGUE
 BASEBALL FIGHT
Garry Hermann, Representing National League, Says
 Reconciliation Near. AMERICANS WILL MEET
Informal Gathering of Junior League Owners Sched-
 uled for Friday.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 10.- Garry Hermann, representing the National Baseball League, today declared that the threatened war between the eight National League and three American League clubs on the one side and President Ban Johnson of the American League, backed by the remaining five Amer ican League clubs apparently has been averted and that peace is in sight
 An informal meeting of all six teen National and American League ciTlb owners Will be held in Chicago Friday, Hermann said, and it is be- lieved agreement for amicable set tlement of the controversy hinging on reorganization of major league affairs under a new baseball com mission, will be reached.
 Hermann's statement followed an uouncement yesterday that the two leagues had definitely split and that formation of a twelve league club by the Nationals and the minority American Leaguers already had been started.
 Ban Johnson also sounded bat tie cry yesterday, declaring that the five loyal club owners would fight to a finish against the formation of a new twelve club league. Johnson said that clubs would be establish ed in Chicago. Boston and New York to take the place of clubs joining the new National League.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
.15 SURVIVORS OF WRECKED VESSEL
 REPORT DISASTER
Philippine Steamer San Bas- illo Sinks Off Leyte
 Islands Tn Storm. DIRE DANGER PASSED Ride Mountain-High Waves In Small Boat After
 Ship Goes Down.

MANILA, P. l., Nov. 10.--Forty- eight persons are believed to have drowned when the coastwises teamer off Leyte Islands last Wednesday and sank.
 Fifteen survivors of the ships company today reached Cebu in 8 small boat after having several times given themselves up for lost. The boat rode out waves almost mountain-high but many times was perilously near to swamping because of huge quantities of water shipped. Vigorous baling was necessary for hours at time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
NOME SWEPT BY
 VIOLENT STORM;
 SEA FLOODS CITY
Fifty-three Mile an Hour Gale Dashes Huge Rollers
 Over Sandspit.

NOME, Alaska, Nov 10.-One Of the most severe storms in years swept Nome yesterday and Monday night.
 With 53 mile an hour gale raging for hours, the surf broke over the sandspit, tumbling huge rollers high up the beach and food ing streets and cellars to depth of uore than q foot.
 All boats beached for the winter were refioated by the hish water and many were badly battered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Secretary Colby May | Go to South America

WASHINGTON, Nov, f0.-Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby will leave for South America within the next two weeks on an official visit. This was the statement made here this afternoon, but had the clause att tached If the President approves
 Colby announced that he expects 10 visit Rio Janoire, Montcyido, Buenos Aires. and other South Am 9rican capitals, but that while .e will represent the President, his visit will be entirely in formal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Plunges Dagger into Heart
 While Talking to ex-Fiance

CHICAGO. Nov. 10-While talking to her former fiance. II. H. Carver
 of this city, Miss T. Saunders, of Laredo. Texas, plunged a dagger into her breast and died 5hortly after ward. The Stragody took place in the lobby of a downtown hotel. Gar yer tried to grab the woman's arm when she started to kill herself but was unable to do it in time Carver stated that their engagement was recently broken but gave no reasons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Clearing House for Stolen
 Bonds Unearthed in St. Paul

ST. PAUL, Nov. 10.-Secret Ser vice agents, posing as purchasers of stolen bonds, claim to have und- earthed a clearing house for stolen bonds. The agents alleged today that more than $4O0,000 worth Of bonds have passed through this clearing house. Clyde Smith, arrest ed by the agents, had s15.000 worth of stolen bonds in his possession. Other arrests are expected to be made here within a few hours.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Abolition of 60 Boards
 In Washington Planned

SPOKANE, Wash. Nov. 9.-Aholi- tion of more than so state boards and commissions is contemplated by the new State administration, ac- cording to announcement here today, A code is now being formulated by Gov. Louis F. Hart for presentation to the next State Legislature.
 The present government in inc State of Washington, includes l2z boards, commissions or departments
 The new government, according to present plans. will have only ninf departments and all commissions VII be under one commissioner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Polar Bear Frozen in,
 But in No Danger, Claim

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov l0.- The Polar Bear, frozen in for the winter in the kolyma River, Siberia. is in no danger, according to reports received today by the Alaska Siberia Fur Company. owner of the vessel The crew is understood 10 have two months provisions. ample to last them until a relief expedition reach them or until they can mak. their way to civilization.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Congressman Accused of
 Mixing Alcohol, Gasoline

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 10.- After spending the night in the po- lice station here Representative F. J. Garrett, of Tennessee was ar raigned in court today charged with operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor. The case was continued.
 The police say the Congressman machine knocked down a girl, frac- turing her hip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Increased Wage Voted Down By l2,0OO Baltimore Workers

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov. 1O.- Twelve thousand building trades workmen, who a year. ago declined g union wage of ninety cents an hour but later agreed to that scale with the provisio that it should be a dollar an hour after November 1. 1920, heve voted down the in creased scale
 The men said that with prices falling and indications of steady work they are satisfied with the present wage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Chicago Chief of Police
 Resigns Following Charges

CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Chief of Po- lice John J. Garrity resigned to- day. He has been under fire for some time in connection with in- vestigation of the operations of an alleged whiskey ring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
U. 5. Representative on
 Silesian Board Wanted

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Allied Governments have suggested to the United States that an American be designated by President Wilson for appointment by the League of Ma tions to sit on the Silesian pelbiscite commission.
 It is unofficially reported that the State Department does not look with favor on the proposal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Youths of Philippines
 May Be Permitted Vote

MANILA. Nov. 10.-The bill 10 place the voting franchise in the hands of all males, eighteen years or over, who have completed the intermediate grade school courses, passed the Philippine Senate today, The bill now goes to the house,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Legion Officers Indorse
 Refusal to Pardon Debs

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 10.--Adju- tants of the American Legion, at conference here last night, went on record as endorsing President Wills on's refusal to pardon Eugene V. Debs, Socialist nominee for Presi- dent at the recent election, now sery- ing a ten year sentence in the At lanta penitentiary for sedition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
PRESIDENT URGES
 INVESTMENTS FOR RED CROSS DRIVE
Fourth Annual Roll Call to Be Held During Two Weeks
 Beginninm Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l0.--Presi, dent Wilson today urged his fellow countrymen, to join the Red Cross lin impressive numbers" during the fourth annual roll call to be held during the fortnight beginning t)- morrow (Armistice Day).
 ''The American Red Cross," said the President, deserves a hearty re- sponse to it's fourth invitation to an nual mem bership, which will be is sued during the fortnight beginning November II, Armistice Day.
 Under the stimulus of war and through the cooperation of our peo- mense size, enlarged it's range of ac- tiyity, served not only our fighting forces but also civilians involved in he hardships of war in our own na- tion and of the nations associated with us in the great common enter prise. and gave to the world an eX- ample of effective mercy through CO., ordinated effort.
 Since the cessation of hostilities, the organization has faced a dual duty: First to fulfill obligations ere ated by the war, and, secondly, to adapt its experience and machinery to the needs of peace.
 "It is today, still assisting govern mental agencies in the care and cheer of our disabled soldiers and sailors. in replacing those able to work in civilian occupations, and in counseling and aiding the families of former combatants; and it is still assisting with diminished resources the process of rehabilitation in some of the more prostrated countries of our former associates.
 Impressive Record
 While continuing these manifelt obligations, the Red Cross has been accommodating methods and apply ing lessons learned in the war tc l the normal needs of our own people in times of peace. especially in re gions where provisions for public i health and welfare were imperfectly developed. It has placed public health nurses in many localities. ant has endeavored to enlist greater numbers of young women in tho nursing profession in order that thu supply might be nearly equal t the steadily increasing demand fo community nurses. It has devised q scheme of public .ealth center3 for the relief of maladies and fo 1 instruction in hygiene. dietctics am general principles of disease preven | tion. With it's nurses and nurses ] aides it has rendered incalculabl service in the serious epidemic O influenza. It has carried instruC ton in hygiene and first aid int schools. the women's clubs, and tn ] homes of our country. It has taugh young and untaught mothers ho' to care for their babies, intelligcntly
 and has done much in many way
 10 promote child welfare. upon whic
 the welfare of the nation ultimatel
 rests It has made it a fundamenti principle to avoid futile duplication
 to cooperate with public agencie } where it's cooperation was sough 5 and to supply deficiencies wher !, agencies had not been established ? Still on the Job
 ? "It has continued it's educationi ' = -
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Portland Attorney Shoots
 Wife and Commits Suicide

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 10-Scnule- c. Spencer, an attorney, today shot his wife and then sent a bullet into his own head dying instantly, Ills wife was taken to local hospital, where it is said she will probably recover A
 Spencer was prominent in political and civic affairs hero, where he has resident for 3S years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Christy Mathewson Back
 On Road to His Recovery

NEW YORK. Nov. 1O.-After a years fight with tuberculosis. Christy Mathewson, ex-star pitcher is slowly recovering at Saranac Lake. The former idol of the diamond spends his days reclining in a darkened room. The attending physicians state he is gaining weight and is on the road to certain recovery
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Wilson and Cox Named Life
 Members of Democrats Club

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-The Board of Governors of the National Demo cratic Club last night elected PreSi- dent Woodrow Wilson and James M. Cox. honorary life members. This is the first election of the kind since Grover Cleveland was given similar hOnOrS.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Bodies of 1900 Warriors
 Awaiting Shipment to U. 5.

PARIS. Nov 1O-The bodies of 1900 American soldiers are now awaiting shipment to the United States. It was announced today that over 5000 bodies have already been sh,pned home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Spokane's Sailing from
 Seattle Postponed Day

SEATTLE, Nov 10.-The sailing of the steamer Spokane that was to leave here at 10 o'clock this morn ing has been postponed until the same hour tomorrow.
 The vessel arrived from the North at s o'clock this morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
TACOMA BUILDER DIES.

TACOMA. Wash, Nov. 10.-Allen C. Mason. resident of Tacoma for S7 years and one of the city's pioneer builders. died suddenly here .nst night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Workers Refuge Wage Cut,
 Carpet Factory Shutdown

SPRINGFIELD. Mass Nov. 10 The plant of the Hodges Fibre Car pet Company closed down last night following the refusal Of the employees to accept a ffteeE per cent reduction n wages. Today the fires were drawn in the boilers and only the office force Is at work
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Suspected Murderer Shot,
 Killed by Deputy Sheriffs

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 10.-A man said to be one of two who early yes terday shot and killed Constable H. F.. Glidden. of Lancaster, was shot. and killed yesterday afternoon by deputy sheriff. The man failed to halt when ordered to do so. His companion escaped.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Four Killed, 8 Hurt in
 Explosion on Freighter

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.--An explo- sion in the engine room of the Southern Pacific freight steamer Fl Mundo at a pier here today caused the death of four persons and the serious injury of at least eight others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Man Accused of Murder
 SIumbers During Trial

SAN FRANCISCO. ov1O.-James Fl. Singleton, ol trial here for the murder of his wife, fell asleep during his trial yesterday afternoon and had to be awakened by court attaches. The court then instructed Singleton to keep awake during the remainder of his trial.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Recruiting Stations to
 Speed Up; Orders Issued

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O-Orders have been telegraphed to all re- cruiting stations in the United States to recruit the Second Division to full war strength. The orders say: immediate action required" No req son is given for the rush"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Harding Loses Six-Foot
 Tarpoon When Line Breaks

POINT ISABEL. Texas, Nov. 10. -President-elect Warren G. Hard ing who is spending portion Of his vacation here again deserted golf for tarpoon fishing today. Yes terday he lost six-foot fish when his line broke,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Spain Plans 10 Recognize
 Mexican, Bolivian Regimes

MADRID. Nov. l0-Spain is plan ming to grant early recognition to the new governments of Bolivia and Mex ico. according to statements Of high government officials hero today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-11-10
Czecho-SIavic Church in
 Ohio Blown Up by Dynamite

SHUTTERS, O.. Nov. 10.-The Holy Trinity Czecho-Slavic Catholic Church parish house was dynamited last night and the porch blown off, None of the occupants were injured The house is occupied by a priest whose appointment to the church has met with much opposition.