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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
STREETER MAN
RRESTED ON
ARSON CHARGE
Investigation of Streeter Mill
Fire in February Re-
suits in Warrant

Clerk Stenstria, Strceter poolroom
operator and a stockholder in the
Streeter Milling company. is under
arrest at jamestown on an arson
charge according to $. Peterson.
deputy state fire marshal
Stenstria was arrested at Strccter
Yesterday following investigation Of
the fire which burned the Streeter
Milling company plant on February
%. Insurance was collected on APP
proXimately TOO sacks of flour said
to have been in the mill when it
burned but examination Of the ruins
failed to disclose that any flour had
been in the mill when the fire occur
red, Peterson said.
Stenstria waived examination when
arraigned before Magistrate Murphy
at jamestown late yesterday and was
held to the district court under
$1,000 bond. He is expected to fur
nish bond today, Peterson said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
Rugby Village to
Have New City Hall

Minot, N. D., May 17.-P-Wil-
liam Schueller of Fergus Falls,
Mimi, with an offer of 9,2O5, was
the low bidder for the general con-
struction work on new, city hall in
Rugby, it was announced today fol-
lowing the openingsof bids last night.
The city. council adjourned until
next Saturday without taking action
on the bids, to enable the members
to. study the offers which had been
submitted. The proposed new build
ing will be entirely fireproof with
the exception Of the roof.
G. G. Mclean Of Rugby, with q
bid Of $S,SSS, was low on the heat
ing and plumbing; Kopald Electric
company Of Minot, with bid Of 3505,
vas low for the electrical work. and
F. H, Schendel Of Rugby, with 4 bid
of $50, was low on the painting
work.
Plans for the structure were pre-
pared BY Ira I. Rush, Minot archi-
tect.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
ONE SLAIN IN
PISTOL FRAY
IN NEW YORK
Fight Over Division of Boot.
leg Spoils Thought Rea-
son For Shooting

New York. May 17.-tP)-A dispute
over division of bootleg spoils today
was believed by police to have caused
a pistol fight between eight or nine
men in a Broadway office building in
which one man was killed and anoth-
er wounded!
The shooting threw occupants of
the building into an uproar and
caused excitement among Broadway
crowds.
George Komar. %, bookkeeper for
Leon Tarr, restaurant owner in whose
office the shooting occurred. was ar
rested charged with homicide. The
dead man was identified as Abraha m
Rubenstein, 80, with police record.
Komar, police said, told them eight
or nine men entered the office in
two groups and started shooting aft
er few heated words. He said he
then ran from the building.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
Man Killed
Following
Argument
Pine Island, Minn., Feed Mill
Owner, SurrenderS to Au-
thOrities at Once

Pine Island, Mimi, May 17.-tR,--
Walter Abbott, 40, Pine Island feed
mill proprietor, and his pretty wife,
Esther, 23, are held in the county
Jail at Red Wing without charge to-
day following the fatal shooting last
night Of A. d. Alderman, 50, paper
hanger. Abbott and his wife were
taken into custody shortly after the
shooting, and Abbott told Marshal
Frank Rev that he shot Alderman be-
cause of his attentionssto his wife
Alderman died in hospital at
Rochester at $3.50 a. M, today after
being rushed there for an emergency
operation. There were two bullets
in his chest and one in his abdomen.
Widow and Son Survive
Alderman Is survived by his widow
and six-year-old son. Mrs.. Alder
man is SAID to bcssdn sxpectsn
mother.
The shooting took place in AbbottHs
feed mill, and only Abbott, his wife
and Alderman were present. The
three were seen together about $3.50,
half an hour before the tragedy, rid
ing in Abbott's automobile. They
went to the feed mill and emerged
about 8 p. m. when Abbott and his
wife were seem Mtal&pkt,pp the main
street, attempting to lead Alderman
between them.
County Attorney T. N. Ofstedahl
and Sheriff Lenus Olson said both
Abbott and his wife would be held
until authorities could come to Pine
Island and investigate circumstances
Of the killing.
Alderman came here from Iowa a
number of years ago. He formerly
lived at Dodge Center.
Officers we're told that Alderman
and the two Abbotts went to the mill
to settle an argument that arose
with an accusation that Alderman
had been paying attentions to Mrs.
Abbott.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
Turkish Women to
Shun Evening Gown

Consthntindpls. May 17.( (H) "De-
moralising European evening gowns
are to he Stunned BY Turkish women
at the next big ball in Constsntin-
0ple.
Six hundred members Of the Turk
tsh Women's Union, holding : na-
stional styles conclAve y1otnrday,
soleinnly pledged themselves ITO ap-
pear q the ball wearing. : sort 81
sktrted tuxedo instead Of .sdeocral-
ising European evening gowns.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
Landlord Reduces
Rent to Celebrate
18th Anniversary

Lynn, Mass. May l7.-tF)-Lynn's
largest taxpayer had ! 18th birthday
and some 1000 apartment house
dwellers are enjoying . 10 to Is per
cent rent reduction today as a re-
sdlt. The birthday was Patrick D.
Aagrane's.'
Masrahe won the title Of "Lyn's
ideal landlord through his refusal to
Nkepge" his wartime tenants and his
dcetSioh TO continue any employees
salary during army services.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
AIMEE. CROKER
MARRIAGE WAS
COMMERCIAL
California Heiress' Fifth Trip
to Altar Was Only N Be-
come q Princess

Paris, May 17.-(P-Aimee Crock
er's marriage to Prince Mistislav
Galatzine was characterized in court
by the princes counsel today as a
purely commercial one, animated by
her desire to become princess. The
cOunsel's statement was made dur
ing argument in opposing the wife's
divorce action. charging the prince
with adultery and abandonment.
For his part, the prince declared
that he married the former California
heiress for financial settlement and
on condition that the marriage be
one in name only. ~h#
Supporting this, his counsel read
q letter purporting to have been writ
ten by the Wife, which declared that
she "hired the services" Of Prince
Galatzine al purely commercial
transaction.
The Agreement
Il consent to pay you," the letter
continued, "during both our exist
ences $3.50 month"; but II there is
divorce will pay you only $125
monthly during .yohr lifetime"
The husbands counsel declared the
American woman had commissioned
Russian named Lebedeff to find
her q prince for Z husband. The
choice fell on Galatxine and the
former San rI9nciscp beApty, AGED
So. formally asked for the hand Of
the 26-year-old Russian noble.
But as companion. only.
They went TO America, butt the
defense. alleged, because Of intefnA-
tional 0oBsip. returned tO 4 Paris
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
BREAK IN MAIN LEVEE
WIPES OUT MELVILLE. LA.

Baton Rouge, La, May l7.-AP,-
Reports that the main levee at Mel
vile, La, on the west bank Of the
Atchafalaya river, broke today and
that the residents were forced to
flee, were received here today. The
information came from telephone
operator at Melville who stated that
virtually everything in the town was
destroyed.
Melville lies abo 1t $50 miles
northwest Of New Orleans anu Is on
the opposite side Of the river from
the Crescent City 1t is 45 miles
northwest of Baton Rouge.
The scene that followed the break
was described to the Associated
Press today by Mrs. Julia MacNeill.
She was the first refugee to escape
from the town. Everyone was
aroused by shots fired by the levce
guards and rushed from their homes
in night clothes, Mrs. MacNeill said.
Many Without Clothing
"They Immediately scrambled up
on the levees where they waited for
the rescue boats. They have abso-
lutely nothing, most of them did not
have time to get any Clothes" Mrs.
MacNeill continued.
"The waters rushed through the
break with roar and swept away
nearby houses from their founda-
tions, lifting them up and tossing
away the boards and heavy timbcrs
like feathers. Intermingled with the
roar Of the waters could be heard
the screams Of the women and chill
drcn.
"Thcy sat on the lcvees on the
river bank, crying and shivcring. II
was dreadful"
1.-The shots may not have aroused
everyone-I don't know she added.
II am afraid that people whose
homes were near the crevassc may
have lost their lives"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17

WEAInGk FORECAST
For Bismarck and vicinity: Show
ers tonight and Wednesday. Colder
tonight.
The pressure is low from the up-
ner Mississippi Valley to the nor
thern Rocky Mountain region while
high pressure areas are centereA
over northern Saskatchewan and ovef
western Oregon. Showers 0ecurred
over the northern Rocky MountAin:
region and over the north R1cific
coast while Nls<where the weather il
generally fair. 2oderate tempora-
tures prevail Throughout the Uhjted
States. but cooler weather 10 goAAral
over the Canadian plains ana IL iss
showing At Winnipeg this marniRe.
o1&I8 ". RoDExTa
ot3teial Il sAesys.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
nine DROWNED
WHEN HOME IS
OVER TURNED
Grave Fears Held For Safety
of Many Residents East
Of OpelOusas
WARNING is BROADCAST
May Become Necessary to
Take People From Area BY
Military Force
WARNING is BROADCAST

New Orleans, May 17.---(P)--Loss
of life. which rescue workers at first
hoped might be averted during the
flood in Louisiana, hovered like IA
grim spectre over the Big Bend and
Bayou dcs CLASSES section today
Relief workers in various parts of the
inundated area reported total Of
20 already dead.
At Plaucheville. in the Bayou dcs
CLASSES flood, about $50 miles north
west of New Orleans, three women
and six children were reported
drowned when their home was over
turned by floodwaters.'
As the reports Of the first deaths
arrived here there also came warn
ing from Leonard G. Coop, Red
Cross executive at Opelousas, who
said he had grave fears for safety Of
many residents east of Opelousas
unless they evacuated quickly.
Current Very Swift
IF they don't move before the
flood reaches them," he said, 81 have
doubts us to our ability to save them
when the waters do arrive. The low
south and | don't believe boats will
be successfully navigated in the
current which is bound to flow over
this territory after the flood stops
spreading above"
Mr.. Coop indicated that he believed
it might become necessary to take
many of the people from the area
by military forces. Below Opelousas.
between the Atchafalaya river and
the low country is only
10 miles wide, and it is there, where
the current will be swiftcst, that the
danger zone is believed to lie.
Towns above Opelousas were re-
ported under water at depths vary
ing from 6 to Is feet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
Weather Report

Weather conditions ut North Da-
kota points for the q hours ending
at i. m. today:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-05-17
w1ATHER FORECAST

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