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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
IN. 7. HERRICK
| OPERATED ON
Ambassador to France Said
4 to BE Greatly Improved
Trouble Minor

Cleveland, Ohio, July 1S.-P)-
Myron T. Herrick, United States am
bassador to France, is recovering IN
a Cleveland hospital from a minot
operation performed yesterday, j.
became known today. The % year
old ambassador was stricken yester-
day at his estate at Chagrin Falls
near here, and hurried to the hos
pital. Mr.. Herrick's condition was
described at the hospital today as
"greatly improved" and no compiled
tions were expected.
1t was said that Mr.. Herrick will
be forced to remain in virtual seclu.
sion several weeks.
Details of the operation were not
announced, but it was explained thai
it was of minor nature.
Mr.. Herrick was to have partic
ipated in a celebration here on Aug
ust l for Colonel Charles A. Lind
bergh. He expressed disappoiint
mcnt today at being forced to aban
don his plans.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
KILLING OF
WOMAN, POODLE
Is MYSTERY
New York Policeman Charged
With Shooting Is Also
Found Wounded

New York. July lS.-l41-A shoot
ing in an upper West Side apartment
in which woman and poodle were
killed and man seriously wounded.
presented tangled puzzlc"to police
today. 4tsh aasF
The woman. Mrs. Christina Quinn
Ian. As, wife Of Matthew Quinlan,
travelling auditor for the American
Telephone and Telegraph company.
was found dead on the floor of her
apartment last nioht, while a short
distance away lay Walter Sharland.
so. a widower-policeman, seriously
wounded. Between them was Shar-
lands pet poodle. dead.
Neighbor Is Called
Mrs. Irene McArdle. neighbor
whom Mrs. Quinlan called in for
protection when Sharland telephoned
he was coming, was hiding in the
bathroom Of the apartment when the
tragedy occurred. She said Sharland
appeared with gun in one hand and
his poodle in the other and said:
I'm going to kill you. You have
not treated me right
Sharland, she said, grasped Mrs.
Quinlan by the arm, pulled her into
the foyer and a moment later she
heard Shot and scream. She heard
other shots and then ran to call the
house superintendent.
Blames Woman
/ Sharland in conscious period al
! the hospital, said Mrs. Quiniin hac
/ wrested the pistol from him. sho
him and the dog and then herself
He said he had spent nearly all hi
savings on her in the last two years
and lately she had treated him rudely
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
KANSAS SWEPT
BY T0RNAD0ES;;
TOWN RAZED
Ten Persons Killed and so In
iured in Storms in East
ern Part
MILITARY ON GU a X u
Suburb of Kansas City Sus-
tainS Heaviest Casualties
Red Cross Helps

Kansas City, July 1s.-(R-Ten
persons were killed and upwards Of
SO injured in tornadoes and electric
al storms in eastern Kansas Satur-
day.
south Park, suburb Of Kansas
City. Kansas, had the heaviest cas-
ualties, with four dead and a score
injured. two probably fatally.
The twister RACED or damaged mos.
of the buildings in the town. which
has population of 800.
A national guard company estab-
lished military rule and the National
Red Cross sent relief director.
Five persons persisted in tornadoe.
near Emporia, Kansas, while George
w. Hall, 6, Merwin, Mo-, died here
last night of injuries received whel
lightning struck near him at Louis
burg, Kansas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
Firemen Prevent
Dangerous Blaze

What might have been q disastrous
fire was narrowly averted Satur-
day night. when u small car caught
fire in the Standard Oil company,s
filling station at Seventh street and
Main avenue about 8 o'clock.
The car was said to have belonged
to Ed. Bryck Of this city. 1t burst
into flames when some gasoline, be,
ing put into the tank. overfl0wed
and ran onto the exhaust pipe.
Station attendants pulled the car
into the street, where the fire de-
partment extinguished the blaze
The car was an almost total loss.
The fire attracted a crowd and
traffic was practically halted for |;
block around.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
GLENCOE DIVINE
DIES SUDDENLY
Rev. w. f. Grundy Drops
Dead Shortly After Fin
ishing Sermon

Rev. Wilbur F. Grundy, for several
years pastor of the Stewartsdale and
Glencoe Presbyterian congregations.
dropped dead yesterday afternoon
Just after he had finished delivering
a sermon at the Stewartsdale church.
Rev. Grundy had asked to be ex-
cused from the services after the
sermon, saying he did not feel we'll.
About 4:3O. he had an apopleptlc
stroke. and died Immediately.
Funeral services are to be held at
Sloan Memorial church, Glencoe,
Tuesday, July 10, at 3 O'Clock. with
Rev. Paul S. Wright of Bismarck and
Rev. Christ of Wilton officiating
lnterment will take place in Crystal
Springs. :,
Mr.. Grundy was 70 years old. Be
fore coming here last fall, he was To-
Gated at Watford City for two years,
coming there from Alexandria, Mimi.
He leaves beside his wife, three
sons, f. j. Gruniy Of Chicago; 5. +.
Grundy and Archie Grundy of Joliet.
ILL.,; four brothers, R. J. Grundy OF
1856 Grace street, Chicago; w. !,
Grundy, go Downing street, Denver;
George Grundy, Pansy, Mo. and 3
+. Grundy Of Climax, Kansas.
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Fourteen Attending
Legion Convention

Fourteen delegates from Lloyd
Spetz Post, American Legion, and
the Bismarck 40 and 8" post are in
Fargo today, attending the opening
sessions of the state convention of
the American Legion.
The convention is to continue
through tomorrow and Wednesday.
Delegates and alternates from the
Legion post are A.. L. Fostesen, A. c.
Brainard, Francis Register, John
Kraswiecz, John Bowers. M. 0. Steen,
Luther Monson, George Hughes and
Ryder Hamre.
are John Musolf, Tom Burke and D.
A. Baertsch. Two members Of the
local post are in the state legion
band. They are George Smith and
Arthur Erickson.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
Limits Leniency
Power of Judge

Washington, July 18.-%)-An act
of congress three winters ago broad
ening the power Of federal Judges to
suspend sentences was brought be-
fore the supreme court for review
today, with the government contend
ing that the new law die not en-
power a judge to place a prisoner
on probation after he had begun
serving Ills sentence.
The eighth. circuit court Of ap-
peals, presided over by Judge Ken
yon, requested decision in a case
from Omaha, Neb., where Glenn
Murray, after being committed to
Douglas county jail for three months
for violating the prohibition laws
was the day after his commitment
plaAed on probation by the federal
district court which had imposed the
sentence.
Shortly after the act became oper
ative, it was brought to public at
tention by extension cf probation t.
DIR. Frederick A. Cook, convicted II
an oil promotion case. Cook, how
ever, was not released by the govern
ment.
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NURSE SHARES
BIG FORTUNE
Sherwood Aldrich, Copper
Magnate, Splits Millions Be-
tween Her and His Mother

New York, july 1S.-(P)- Miss
Ethel NJ. Sears, trained nurse, Will
share the large estate bequeathed
to her by the late Sherwood Aldrlch,
copper magnate, with the testator
S6-year-old mother.
Mr.. Aldrich. who was vice presl-
dent of the Nevada Consolidated Cop
per company, in his will left his res
iduary estate to my beloved Ethel
! NJ. Sears" after provision for $50
900 trust fund to the deceased's
/ mother, Mrs. Josephine N. A!drich
j Of Riverhead, Long Island.
| Miss Sears said she intended to
create trust fund for the mother
! in order that the aged woman's pres
en-. income of $4,000 should be IN
creased to about $500 Miss Sears
described her proposed action rs the
only proper thing to do"
/ The estate is variously estimated
by newspapers at S1,000.O0O to 50,
100000.
Wedding Promised
She met Mr.. Aldrich about elgh
months ago. she said, and he engaged
ner professionally. He went to Der
muda for three months on physi
Icians' orders and she accompanied
4 him. She said they would have
4 married had he been divorced. rathe
a than merely legally separated from
This wife, Mrs. Jeanette 7. Ro'
] Aldrich.
The wife, to whom the will lef
nothing, as we'll as Morgan Spiegel
my alleged adopted SON." were de
scribed in the document as 'sultabl.
provided for
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
Granddaughter of Austrian
Emperor and Minister to
United States Engage in
Exchange of Sharp Tele-
grams-COnflict Likely to
Be Staged in Europe

Los Angeles, July ls.-R)-The
Examiner says proposed duel be-
tween Count Laszlo Scechenyi, Aus
trian minister to the United States.
and Archduke Leopold of Austria.
a, granddaughter Of Emperor Francis
Joseph, appeared as a possibility to-
day as the result of q Geographic
challenge which the archduke sent to
the count from here.
The projected duel will be held in
Europe, according to Alfred Ner-
hardt, the archduke's secretary. who
yesterday made public the CORES
pondencc, which he says caused the
trouble. According to Neuhardt. the
archduke has become financially
embarrassed, Sfter two months OF
travelling in this country. and on his
secretary's advice communicated to
the Hungarian minister his desire to
negotiate loan from friends in
New York, SO that he would not be
thought an imposter.
Exchange Courtesies
The minister's reply, says the sec
Rotary. said:
II received today your takloss
telegram. You must say to your
friends in New York that they must
not send money to you through thu
Hungarian legation"
"Takloss" means without tact
lContiuueA On page taree)
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OUTBREAK IN
AUSTRIAN CITY
PASSES CRISIS
Government Authorities in
Vienna Claim to Have the
Upper Hand
CABINET is UNCHANGED
Reports Show so Identified
Dead and 700 Wounded
in Rebellion
CABINET is UNCHANGED

Paris. July 18.-CP) 1.-THE crisis
now is in fair way of solution
was the latest information given out
by the Austrian legation in Paris on
the situation in Vienna, which for
hours on Friday and part of Satur-
da" was the scene of violent riot
ing, pillage and arson.
The. legation added that the gov
ernment's position was not shaken
that it retained the upper hand, and
that no changes or additions had
been made to the cabinet. Parlia-
ment, it was stated, would be con-
vened as soon as the strike movement
had been completely suppressed.
Rebels Are Young
The report said that absolute calm
prevailed, and this seemed to be
borne out by dispatches from borde1
points. There was a heavy rair
Sunday morning, which dampened the
ardor of the young communists, the
majority of them under 20 years OF
age, who are believed to have bee.
responsible for the most part, for the
riots.
A list of the victims, published in
Bradshaw, just across the Austrian
border in Czecho- Slovakia. shows tina
80 dead have been identified; tina
400 wounded were sent to hospitals
and 300 others we're given first ak
treatment. 1t is certain that man!
others were wounded, but did no
apply for medical aid.
Tramways began operating Sunda!
morning and taxis appeared on thu
streets, and there was no outward
indication that only the day befor'
the capital was in the throcs Of |
serious Outburst.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions

mercury readings NJ Z a. m.)
Bismarck-Cloudy, 90; roads good.
St: Cloud-Clear, 20; roads good.
Rochester-Clear. 70; roads good.
Jamestown-Clear. 70; roads good.
Hibbing-Clear. 81; roads good
Winona--Clear, 20; roads good.
Fargo-Clear, SO; roads good.
Grand Forks-Clear. 10: roads
muddy.
Minot-Partly cloudy, 81; roads
muddy.
Mankato-Clear, TO-, roads good.
Duluth Clear, IS; roads good.
Clear. 81; roads fair.
Crookston-Clear. 81; roads muddy.
Devils LakePartly cloudy, 81;
roads good.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
State Fair Opens
Favorably at Fargo

Fargo, N. D., July 18.-iR)-With
clear skies and q cool breeze making
an ideal fair day, the race track in
the finest condition in its history fol
lowing showers almost daily for the
past week, ard with the American
Legion Of North Dakota adding to
their numbers to the total attendance,
the state fair in Fargo got awav 70
an especially. auspicIous opening to-
day. The fair will continue through
out the week. @s ii
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For Bismarck and vicinity: Gem
orally fair tonight and Tuesday. Not
much change in temperature.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Tuesday. Not much
change in temperature.
Well settled weather conditions
generally prevail this morning over
all sections from which reports are
received. High pressure covers
Alberta, Saskatchewan. Manitoba and
the northwest Plain States. while ,
low pressure area covers the Rocky
Mountain region. Only light precip-
itation occurred, The Indications are
for generally fair weather.
oRRIH VI. ROBERTS,
o4eieiol u shslge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
Will Broadcast
Sharkey Fight

So that western North Dakota
sport fans can have the most
complete information possible ON
tho progress of the Dempsey
Sharkey fight thursday night.
The Tribune has made arrange
ments to broadcast the bout over
station kFYR. The micrOphOne
will be set up in the Tribune's
editorial office and as fast as the
blOw.~y-Elow account comes off
the WIRE, II will 60 on the a.r.
Descriptive matter about the bout
WILL be broadcast between ! anu
3 p. m. eastern daylight time
(betwcen 4 and 6 p. m. Bismarck
time). The preliminary even:s
are to begin ut S:l5 daylight
time (6:l5 Bismarck time) and
the main bout will gO on the ar
ut about 8 p. M, Bismarck Tine.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
Seek Los Angeles Man
Whose Mother Is Ill

While his mother lies dangerously
iii in Los Angeles hospital, author
tiles here and in other cities OF the
state are searching for Carl A.
Baugert. on the request Of his sister
in Los Angeles.
The sister wrote police here that
tDaugert had left Los Angeles sew
eral months ago In company with I,
imam by the name Of Hutton and
planned to 60 to North Dakota "a
sell oil burners. He had . large
sum Of money, she said.
Baugert 10 six feet, four inches tall
weighs about ITO pounds. has light
brown hair and blue eyes. When last
seen he was wearing 2 dark gray
suit. He was driving Star car. witt
: California license plata No. 102S2S
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Gopher Physician
Is Killed in Crash

Belleplain. Mimi, July 18.-A-.
DR.. Gerald r. Moloncy, - years old
and practicing physician here 80
years, died here today of injuries
suffered in an automobile collision
at a street intersection Sunday night.
Mrs. Moloney was seriously injured
The car occupied by the Moloneys
collided with another driven by
Arthur Haas. Mrs. Haas thumb
was severed but occupants Of the car
were otherwise uninjured.
DR.. Moloney had resided here 81
years. He was born in Ireland. His
widow and one daughter survive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
PenniIess Archduke, Working
In Movies May Fight Duel
4 Badly Injured
in Auto Accidents

jamestown, N. D., July 18.-P)
-Four people were injured in week
end accidents here.
d. J. Langenes. one Of the proprie-
tors Of the L. B. G. Garage had his
nose broken and his face lacerated
when his car struck the fence divid-
ing the pedestrian section from the
traffic. section Of the Second street
bridge Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs
Joe Ronaldo of Aldridge and Frank
Petrecco Of jamestown were injured
Saturday night, when struck by 1
car driven by A. Y. Stevens.
Mrs. Ronald and Mr.. fetrecco ar,
in the hospital, the former with ;
fractured arm and the latter with ,
fractured foot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
N. Y. PHYSICIAN DIES

San Francisco, July 18.-tP)-Dr.
A. B. Berk. 60, prominent New York
CITY physician, was found dead in
his hotel room here today. Authori-
ties were investigating the cause Of
death.
DR. Bcrk came to San, Francisco
two weeks ago to marry Mrs. Myrtle
Kolner. They had announced the
wedding would be within the next
couple Of days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
MacNider Hops Off
For North Dakota

Minneapolis, July 1S-{F1-Han-
ford N. MacNider, assistant secretary
Of war, with his pilot, Captain G. \.
Erwin, took off from the Void
Chamberlain Field for Fargo, n. r.
shortly after q. m. today. after nav
ing spent Sunday reviewing the 34ti:
division air service, Minnesota Ma
tionnl Guard: in battle practic. at the
field.
Secretary MacNider came here
Sunday from the Rainbow Divisions
convention at Des Moines.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
CHANCELLOR CLAIMS
LOSS OF PRESTIGE

Berlin, July 18.-(P-A proclamR
ton issued by Chancellor Seipel III
Vienna and brought to Berlin today
by airplane, places the number of
killed in last weeks riots at 40 at
least. with 800 wounded. Those ar
rested as a result of the disorders
number 252. :.
The proclamation states that all
records in the Palace Of Justice, in
GLIDING deeds and library archives
were destroyed in the fire there.
The chancellor, after declaring that
Austria had suffered a severe loss
in tourist trade and loss of prestige
in the eyes of the world. says that
Occurrences of this kind not only
hinder the economic and constructive
developments Of Austria, which suf-
fers the bitterest economic distress
anyway, but also rendered numerous
workers and employees jobiess.
The proclamation closes with the
following appeal:
1.-THE federal government appeals to
all Viennese. regardless of station OF
party. who love their native city and
order within the state and land for
support for the reestablishment OF
law and order
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
Gang Victim Found
Floating in Canal

Chicago, July 18.-tP)-Sewed in
two burlap sacks, with the feet and
hands bound by wire and the face
covered with adhesive tape over a
handkerchief, the body Of man be-
lieved to have been Dominick Gin
derella, was found floating in . canal
here Sunday.
The man apparently had been
strangled to death, perhaps . month
ago. the body having been in the
water about that length OF time.
Cinderella was considered = victim
of the gang warfare.
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Rail brotherhood
Official Is Barred

Cleveland. Ohio, July 18.-lm-
William r. PREMIER. veteran pres
ident Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers who lost his post
when the brotherhood recently mi
tiated new plan of organization,
today was barred from office in the
organization for three years, accord
ing to unofficial reports coming
from the convention.
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Winona, Mimi, Man
Killed in Auto Upset

Baltimore, July 1s.-{F1Frank
Rice. 80 years old, Of Winona, Mimi,
was Instantly killed near Frankfort,
w. Va, when an automobile in which
Ne Was riding with Chris Himmler,
Cumberland, Maryland. overturned.
Himmler was detained by Keyser, W.
Va police Tor questioning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
F0rd-SapirO Suit
Is Legally Ended

Detroit, July 18.--(P,.The legal
phases of the Ford-Sapiro libel suit
came to formal end today when
Judge Charles C.. Simons, in federal
district court, signed an order of
.iiscontinuance.
The stipulation Of discontinuancc
agreed upon Saturday by counsel fov
Aaron Sapiro, plaintiff, and Henry
Ford, defendant, was presented e
Judge Gimons by counsel for Mr..
Sapiro. The court Immediately
signed the order.
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Rescued From Surf
to Land in SerfdOm

New York, July l8.--LR-Three
weeks ago, Garnet Starr, 81, wealthy
manufacturer of Atlantic, Ga. res
cued Peggy Holden, % year old
Pittsburgh heiress, from the surf off
Spring Lake, N. j.
The hero received his just reward
yesterday, when the couple were
married.
"This," said the bride, "provcs ro-
nance is left in the world"
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ACCOMPLICE HELD OVER

Moorhead, Mimi, July 19.-R)--
Preliminary hearing for Mrs. Willie
Mae Williams, charged with being
an accomplish in robbery of the Sa..
bin State Bank, was continued until
July 26, pending search for two men
bandits.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
Spanish Air Hero
Is Killed in Madrid

Madrid. July lS.-(R--Commander
Joaquin Loriga, Spanish aviator who
made noteworthy flight last year
from Madrid to Manila in the Philip
pines. was killed in a flying accident
at the Cuatrovien field today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-07-18
BENTLEY RE.APPOINTED

Andrew J. Bentley, Grand Forks,
today was re-appointed by Governor
Sorlie to a six-year term as a mem
Der Of the state board of elect ricans
He represents the journeyman cleo
tricians on the board.
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NOTED ALlENlST DIES

Chicago. July 19--(P)-Dr. William
O. krohn, alicnist. whose part in
several widely discussed criminal
trials gained an extensive reputation
for him, died Sunday from pulmon
airy cancer.
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RAILROAD TRAFFIC
m VIENNA RESTORED

Vienna, July 1S.-tR)-The strike
in the communications services has
been settled.
Railroad, telegraph, telephone and
postal services will be resumed at
midniRht.
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ANIMATINC JABOT

A. green georgetfe dress y fashr
toned with . triple-tiere skirt and
= double jabot which flows from eaeh
sAoulder into the TYP skirt tier.
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Managua, Nicaragua, July lS.-A)
The United States marine corps
has suffered its first casualty in ac-
tual conflict arising as an aftermath
of the recent Nicaraguan ci"' war
fare, one marine being killed and
another wounded in fight with
forces of the former liberal general,
SANDING, which attempted to capture
the town of Octoal.
The battle, which took place at
Ocotal, continued for II hours, until
, General Sandino's followers, number
ing 40e and armed with machine
guns, were badly beaten yesterday
and dispersed by the marines, whose
forces numbered 80, and Nicaraguan
constabulary to the number of Al.
Planes Bombing
The latest government reports
show that 10 of the rebels were
killed by the joint forces of marines
and cnnstabulary and 200 killed by
the terrific bombing of the five
: planes sent from Managua. 10 miles
away, by Brig. General Logan fe-
land, of the marines, when he heard
the marine force was greatly out
numbered.
One marine. Michael A. Obeiski, OF
CONTINUED on page three)
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What whale Of difference few fresh clothes and little sleep
photos Richard Byrd in Paris Here you
him. tired dirty and sheveled being TO the CROWD
of Rodman Wanamake just
after his arrival Continental Hotel And above him.
spanking white uniforms ne
hero of bygone day. With them ieft
hind is Aosta evidently the hroes of the cam
era snapped Lieutenant George Neville.
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Weather Report

Weather conditions At North Da-
kota points for the ~ hours ending