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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
By BYRON PRICE
Issociated prens Staff Wpi

Sam Houston Hall, Houston,
Texas, June 20-Ne,-ihe Demo4.
racy presents to the nation: =
For president, Alfred E. Smith Of
New York. For vice president, Jo-
seph r. Robinson Of Arkansas.
The ticket was formally placed on
the political roster Of 1928 today
when the party's national conven-
tion, at its concluding session, over
whelmingly named the Arkansan %
running mate Of the New Yorker, to
whom it had entrusted the party
standard but q few hours earlier.
The nomination Of Senator Robin
son was, like that Of Smith, Z
smashing first-ballot triumph over
. scattered field Of rivals. For the
past twenty-four hours there had
been little doubt Of his victory, and
1t the outset Of today's proceedings
he left his post as presiding officer
Of the convention and retired to his
hotel while his nomination was b.
ing consummated.
Those who first proposed tho Ar
kansas senator and Democratic
1l0OT yS80SI 10 O0I0uC0 OH the
Smith ticket argued that he would
strengthen the party in both south
and west, and that argument went
like wildfire. It was in the south
that opposition to the nomination
Of Smith centered until the very end,
and it is to tho west that both Re-
publicans and Democrats are look
ing for the answer to their ques-
tions about tho farm relief issue.
Glories IN Combat
With . big voice, and q forceful
campaigner, Robinson glories in the
combat Of political stump speaking,
He is an active figure in senate de-
bate, where he occupies the same
position Of titular leadership on The
Democratic side that Senator Curtis
Of Kansas, the Republican vice presi-
Dental nominee, has among Repub-
lican senator's. Thus two men who
have matched wits and stratagy
across the party aisles, and have
remained good personal friendl
CONTINUED on Pare TWol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
Vets and Drys
Approve Plank
On Prohibition
Party Platforms, Contrary 70
Custom, Adopted Without
q Floor Fight
SMITH MARGIN WAS $50
Troublesome Farm Equality
Question Finally Settled :
in Committee

Sam Houston Hall, Houston,
Texas, June 29-(AP)-The
twenty fifth Democratic Nstion.
al convention adjourned sine die
at LAT p. M, today after . ses.
sion lasting four days.
Albany, II. r., June 2s.-
(AP)-Governor Alfred =.
Smith ent IN acceptance telo-
gram to the Democratic Nation.
al convention today in which he
reiterated his belief that there
should be fundamental changes
in the present provision for Ma
tional prohibition.
He said in the telegram
which was addressed TO Sena.
tor Robinson, that common hon.
esty conf els admission, that
corruption Of law enforcement
officials, bootlegging and law.
lessness' are prevalent through.
out the country.
"While ! fully. appreciate"
he said, after again stating his
stand on prohibition. that these
changes can only Be made BY the
people themselves through their
elected legislative representa-.
tives, / feel it to b the duty Of
the chosen leader Of the people
to point the way, which in his
opinion leads to . sane, sensible
solution Of q condition which I
am convinced 10 entirely unsat.
isfactory to the great mass Of
our people"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
Three Men Die for
Crimes Committed

State Penitentiary, Macalester,
Okla, June c9.-R-Waltel Wig
gers, white, and Theodore Bruster
and Willie O'Neil, negroes, were
electrocuted here early today.
Wiggers went to the electric chair
for the murder Of his sweetheart.
O'Neil was convicted Of killing =
street car conductor during holdup
and Bruster killed IN aged man dur
ing . hoIdup.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
Register and
McCurdy Win
In Close Fight
Madge Runey Leads Marie HUI
Der by 81 in County Super
intendent Contest
WEIGH HAS BIG LEAI
Moynier Leads Ebeling for
Commissioner in Fifth
Burleigh Co. District

Winners Of no-party and county
contests indicated on the face of re-
turns available today from Wednes-
days primary election are as fol-
lows:
Judges Of the Supreme Court-No
contest. The nominees are L. E.
Birdzell, A. G. Burr and w. L.
Nuessle incumbents, who led the
voting, and Charles L. Crum, M. w.
Duffy and F. o. Hellstrom.
Judges Of the District Court.
A. Coffey, Joseph Coghlan and
Fred Jansonius led in the voting.
Returns were insufficient to indi-
cate whether George p. Gibson or r.
G. Mcfarland had been eliminated.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton - Bertha r. Palmer and C. E.
Pickles. No contest at the primary.
County Superintendent Of Schools
- Madge Runey, incumbent led
Marie w. Huber by 81 votes in SO
Of Burleigh county's 60 precincts.
Sheriff-Rollin Welch led John L.
Monroe by 1900 in IS Of so pre-
cincts. Both 60 on the ballot.
Auditor - County Auditor Isa-
minger was unopposed.
County Treasurer-Clair G. Derby
was high with 1902 votes. Luther
Van Hook was nominated with him
with . vote Of 1927. o. c. Uhde re-
ceived 1915 votes and John C.
Weixel 1851.
Clerk Of the District Court
Treasurer Charles Fisher was un-
opposed.
Register Of Deeds-Fred Swenson,
incumbent, was unopposed.
States Attorney - Nominees a-e
F. E. McCurd and George L. Reg
lister. McCurdy received 1897, Reg
lister 1860, Hopton 1249, Burke 1882,
Wehe $40.
County Judge-I. G. Davies and
William M. Kiley were nominated.
Davies received 2791, Kiley 15l1,
Parker 1411.
County Surveyor-T. r. Atkinson,
incumbent was pnopposed.
CounCy OorOneI-NOmlueeS are ~.
J. Gobel and w. E. Perry. Gobel
received 1924, Perry 2e03.
County Commissioner Fifth Dis
trict-W. r. Ebeling and Victor
Moynier were nominated. The vote
was Ebeling 665, Moynier 1928.
Justice Of the Peace-Judee w. S
Casselman was eliminated. Tha
vote was Beer 32l7, Crane 1854, ri.
Icy 1918. Shipp 369o.
Constables-G. =. Brennise Wal
eliminated. The vote WAS Clarencl
Hanson 3626, Corma Kimble 2777
Elmer Koon 29l3, J. ]. Roop 2e06.
For official newspaper Of Bur
leigh county the Bismarck Tribunl
led the runnsr-up by SIS votes. Boil
60 on tie fall ballot.
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Robinson viii
Probably Run
With Al Smith
Arkansas Senator and Conven-
tion Chairman Has South
and West Flavor
RIVALS STILL IN RUNNING
Nomination Signal for Score Of
States to Fall Into Parade
Line
BY BYRON PRICE

NS1OOV~S0SO0 . 4WOo 0V048
Sam Houston, Hall. Houston.
Texas, June 29.-(F-ln . manner
almost twin e. the uproarious en-
thusiasm with which il had nomin-
;.ted Governor Smith but . few hours
before, the Democratic National
convention today noisily acclaimed Z
swelling movement to make Senator
Robinson Of Arkansas his running
mate.
When the name Of tho Arkansas
senator was presented for the vice
presidency, . five minute demon
stration saw the standards Of more
than . score Of states. many Of
them with imposing blocs Of votes to
bestow, fall into the parade line. His
supporters jubilantly pushed on "a
his nomination at the same session,
and final adjournment.
One Of the speakers who support
ed the Robin: on romination-Sena-
tor Walsh If Massachusetts-de-
scribed the "Smith and Robinson
ticket as = reply to the challenge Of
Senator Moses, who % chairman Of
the Republican convention at Kan
sas City dared the Democrats IN
bring on their candidate, ''be hid
name Brown, Jones, Robinson or
Smith"
"That was . challenge to the CON-
mon people such as the Democracy
10 proud to have In its ranks" said
Walsh. I'VE accept the specifica-
tions."
Donkey Creetes Fun
While the Alabaman was speak.
ing = neighbor of his, Homer Cas-.
tsel, chairman ef the Mississippi
delegation, created Z lot Of aunusa-
ment and some excitement by riding
down the crowded center aisle !
donkey 10 small that It's ears were
just barely visible ~ it poked its
nose through the crowd. Ca(teel had
an escort Of two other burro riders,
two small boys whose mounts
trudged along single file behind the
leader.
The delegation chairman, upon ar
riving ct the Mississippi section near
the front Of the hall, did not dis
mount until he had saluted with Z
sweeping gesture Senator Pat Har-
rison Of Mississippi.
Harrison smiled, but made no ef-
fort to quiet the rumpus caused by
Casteel's unconventional arrival.
The Mississippian got off his
mount and suffered it to Be led
when the roll call was resumed
Arizona yielded to New Mexico and
Senator Bratton placed the name OF
Senator Robinson formally before
the convention. A crash Of applause
that seemed to sweep nine out Of
ten delegations greeted the name Of
the Arkansan.
Roosevelt finally got the conven.
tion to attention by ordering thu
band to play the Star Spangled
Banner. When the anthem wal
completed the opening prayer WA
offered by Rabbi Nathan Blechman
Of Temple Bethel, Houston.
After some routine announce.
ments, Miss Melvina Passmore OF
Houston sang "Dixie" to Z cheer.
ing convention, and then the roll call
for vice presidential nominating
speeches began. Alabama sent "a
the platform Judge Michael Sollie,
Of Ozark, who made . nominating
speech for Major General Henry T.
Allen, commander Of the American
army Of occupation on the Rhine.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
COUNTY GOES
WET BY 256

Burleigh county went wet at the
state prim.ry election Wednesday
by a majority Of ESQ in 81 Of the
county's 80 precincts, with the pros
pect that returns missing wils prob
ably increase the margin.
The vote was: For repeal 1928,
against repeal 1912.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
WOMAN DIES AT lle

Chicago, June 20.-(AP) - When
MrS. Nettie CagerovitS celebrated
the 10th anniversary of her birth
three months ago she predicted she
would enjoy ten more years of life.
She died yesterday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29

DOCTOR FLIES 500 MILES
Hartford, Conn.,, June 29.-N1
DR.. John nacLachlan has flown 500
miles to save the life Of Baby Viz.
ginia Sccfield. He was summoned
from Cleveland for . consultation
about ! former patient. The baby
|is now ont Of danger.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
EQUALIZATION BOARD MEETS

Members Of Dismarck's board of
equalization beeon work On new city
at e:30 .. M, today, Cd
jouyninG at noon until $50 ,. m,
Monday, City Auditor y. II. At1in-
son said today. The equalisation
board Il made mp of the five city
commissioners and the city auditog.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
c00T.InCE LOVE ABROAD

Superior, Wis.,, June 29.-N-
Presumably the fancy Of . certain
young man often will turn from the
Brule river to across the Atlantic
ocean. When John Coolidge II fish
ine hereabouts Florence Trumbull
will b In Europe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29
JOHN D. BUYS WINDOWS

JOHN u. BUYS WlNUOW8
New York, Jun 2o.-(R-John D.
Rocksfellsr, Jr., IN person has or
dered 976, 900 worth Of glass for the
new Park Avenue Baptist church.
He wont to Philadelphia and did his
own shrswd buying.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29

Amendment Race Close
When 1430 precincts had reported
today the vote for repeal stood At
G7,728. The vote against repeal was
1879. The dry lead indicated yes
terday had been cut down to little
more than 1000.
With only 5S8 precincts still to re-
port and George F. Shafer holding q
lead Of 1892 votes, it appeared Ger
tain today that he had defeated T.
H. Thoresen, nonpartisan, for the
Republican gubernatorial nomina-
ton.
Shafer assumed a commanding
lead in the early returns from the
eastern part Of the state and had
maintained it steadily. In strong
Nonpartisan counties the vote
against him was usually not as large
as against other Independent candi-
dates.
For the posts Of Commissioner Of
Agriculture and Labor and Attorney
General, important in this state be-
cause they include seats on the state
industrial commission which manages
the North Dakota State Industries,
the Independent candidates were still
leading.
Mrs. Baker Wins
Among Nonpartisans who appear
ed to have been successful were Sena.
tor Lynn Frazier, seeking renomina-
ton, S. A. Olsness, Insurance Com
missioner; Fay Harding, Railroad
Commissioner and Mrs. Berta Baker
for State Treasurer. All but Mrs.
Baker are incumbents.
Secretary Of State Robert Byrne
was still running behind Alex Mac
donald, Independent, but probability
was that Byrne would pass him be-
fore the final precinct reported. The
votes on various Republican contests
follows:
The Vote
Senator, 1913 precincts, Frazier
74,947; Nestos 64,413, Stone, wet
Republican, 1926.
Governor, 1904 precincts, Shafer
TITO; Stretch, wet. 243o; Thoresen.
64,1S7.
Lieutenant Governor, 1O77 pre-
cincts, Carr 47,S63; Porter, wet, 67S3;
Vogel 1851.
Secretary Of State, 1343 precincts,
Byrne 44,S86; Macdonald 47472.
State Auditor, 1S43 precincts, Sill
jan 1856; Steen 62,070.
State Treasurer, 1343 precincts,
Baker 46,308; Brown 42666; Car
penter 1927.
Attorney General, 13l3 precincts.
LANCER 56,199; Norris 64,O21.
Commissioner of Insurance, 1885
precincts, Olsness 46,702; Taylor
40,37s. -.
Commissioner Agriculture and
Labor, 1896 precincts, Fisher 61,774;
Hardt 1895; Kitchen 61311.
Railroad Commissioner, 1921 pre-
cincts, Harding 43979; Stutsman
39,910. .
Congress, second district, 400 pre-
cincts, Hall Fl ,676, Olson 18,O60.
Congress, third district, 366 pre-
cincts, Overson 6992; Sinclair Is, ,l66.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton on No-Party Ballot, 401 pre-
cincts, Palmer 1855; Pickles 659l.
INDEPENDENTS
WIN LEGISLATURE
Fargo, June 29.-lP9-Control Of
the state legislature, ct issue IN the
Republican nominations in the
Wednesday primary election, prob
ably will be ia the hands Of the In
dependents.
The independents stood . chance
today TO defeat Nonpartisans in the
seth district and in the Nelson
county district, while they wore at
tho same time confronted with the
possibility & kee4< . senator IN
Grant county, With tho issue ex-
tremely douktfa! !. The l7th digtxiee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-29

Saturday local show.
lot much change.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
GROTTO MEETS TONIGHT

The monthly meeting of Oziz Grotto. M o. V. P. E. R., will be held this evening in the club rooms on West Main street The delegates of Aziz Grotto who attended the su- preme council session at Richmond. Va, have returned and have brought back with them a movie film of the monster parade held in that city, which will be shown at the meeting this evening.
 At the meeting of the entertain ment committee it was definitely de- cided to hold a joint outing this year with Syria Grotto of Hartford on June 30 at Lake Congamond. All prophets will assemble on Myrtle street. between Washington and High, leaving for the lake at D. Tn. The transportation is under the direction of William A. Leupold. An elaborate program of events has been arranged, including baseball game between Aziz and Syria. Prizes will be offered for all events.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
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New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
Brings Suit for $1,OOO
 Over Auto Collision

The property Of Edward Zdanciu- kas was attached for sl,o00 by Joseph Zwinikas in suit for dam ages brough through Attorney l.. j.. Colon today. The writ was served by Constable Fred Wrinkle. On April l4 at about o'clock in the evening, the plaintiff while driving his car in a northerly direction on High street was struck at the intersection of High and Broad streets by ma- chine driven by Zdanciukas and his machine was damaged.
 The complainant further claims that the accident was due to the de- fendants failure and neglect to keep proper lookout for approaching cars and that he operated his car in a reckless and dangerous manner so as to endanger the lives of others.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

Mrs. Cutter returned word that she would. and Virginia prepared to close her desk and leave prompt ly at five. She wished to avoid the overcrowding in the subway if pos sible. and since there were many thousands of office workers in the district who shared the same desire, there was not second to be lost in the mad rush after the minute hand pointed at that hour.
 Many there were. Virginia knew, who "beat the clock" but she was, if not too conscientious to follow their example. at least too grateful for having work that she liked to think Of taking advantage of her employ CTS.
 It was a little later than 5:3O when she was admitted to Jeanie's attractive drawing room with the plain blue velvet rugs and rose pat = termed draperies Of black silk.
 She stood a moment uncertainty as her hostess made no move to ris. from love seat where she reposed with hes legs curlcd under her and puffed on cisaret in an ivory hold CT a foot long.
 For moment of tense silence she she surveyed Virginia as though her caller were stranger whom she wanted to be rude to. Then she waved the long cigaret holder toward a nearby chair and nodded her head q
 Virginia felt a tightening in her throat and d wave of warmth in her cheeks. Jeanie Cutter had been her friend. But there was no welcome in her manner or in the words she drawled at Virginia in the voice of one who is both amused and annoy cd at the antics of a nuisance.
 (TO Be COntinuel)
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

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New Britain herald., 1928-06-15
HORNSBY SUSPENDED
Manager of Boston Braves Out of Picture for Five Days for Demon stration Against Umpire.

New York. June IS (UP)-John Heydler, president of the National League, has suspended Manager Rogers Hornsby of the Boston Braves for causing a demonstration in yesterdays game between the Braves and the St. Louis Cardinal Is at Boston.
 Umpire Pfirman vas bombarded with pop bottles by the fans when Hornsby protested decision at the plate after being called out on strikes. The suspension is for five days.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

An alert motorist snapped this photograph of an automobile being consumed by fire. The camera click ed just as the gas tank exploded sending a column. of smoke into the air.
 The automobile was driven by A Ehrens, a salesman for a New York company which imports Japanese goods. It is said that samples val ued at $1,00o were destroyed when the machine burned. Tle fire oc- cured on the West Hartford road.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-15

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Ol,FltlAt. NOTICES.

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proposcd changes in the boundaries OF the
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