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New Britain herald., 1929-04-15
Singing Societies Plan
 Concert on April l9

The Donau society. with the as sistancc of the Tcutonia and Wen ncrbcrg male choruscs of New hf''- ain: Iiedertafol and Sacngerhund or Hartford. will hold a concert on April 1a. 1929, in odd Fellows hall.
 The program is so arranged that if will change alternately from ter man to English and Swedish melo- dies.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-15

Nr. Woodward the Ron-lonc man 50 Church st.. New Britain, Cont. ustrrc he i. telling more or the merit, of this great rm"d' aud ei>in. the free booklet called: THE ROAD TO SiCCESS.'
New Britain herald., 1929-04-15

ordered to Alice Sp.inss, northern territory. today to assist other planes hunting for Anderson and Hitchcock. The Heath Airways plane was to return to the South- ern Cross with 75 gallons of petrol for the projected flight back to CIV iliZation,
New Britain herald., 1929-04-15

A DOZEN different things may n cause a headache, but there's just one thing you need ever do tn get relief, Bayer Aspirin IS an absolute antidote for such pain Keep it at the office. Have it handy in the home. Those subject to ire quent or sudden headaches should carry Bayer Aspirin in the pocket tin. Until you have used it for head aches, colds, neuralgia, etc, you ve noidea how Bayer Aspirin can help, It means quick, complete reliet to millions of men and women who use it every year. And 1t does not depress the h,art.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-15
S18,O00 LIQUOR SEIZURE
Eootprint- in snow Guide state i'o- lice to Wharf When Newly ArrlNed Cargo is Di-CO> cred.

Newport. F. |, April 15 Nf)- Foot tracks in snow which fell dur ing an April storm led state police to an $IS,O00 liquor cargo here yes terday.
 Their suspicious aroused by the foot prints. authorities followed tho trail 10 AImy's wharf. where they found 44p eases Of choice liquor pjled uu near the waters edge. Nc trace was found of the rum-runners who had just landed the contraband
New Britain herald., 1929-04-15

All this he arranged by subdividing the 3l0 souare feet of room 605 as shown above Almost every tenant moving into our building has had layout probem-and we've solved 1t for each in turn. By supplying partitions and all manner of assistance we have gathered into our four floors of office space group of representa- tive professional men with accommodations sec ond to none in New Britain A few offices are still available Better choose one before they're all gone.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
MRS. HOOVER SETS
Low HEELS STYLE
Fair ssx's Feet Coming Down
70 Earth IN the Next Four
Years, Says Educator

Chicago, April 34.-R>-The next
four years win re- wouaen's heels re-
duced to the elevation Of mems. Miss
Mable Lee Of the Univessity Of Me-
braska. acting president Of the mid
dleWest Society Of PHYSICAL Educa-
ton, prophesied today - the society
opened it, annual convention.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover always wears
low heels" she added In explanation.
Observing that American women and
girls naturally follow the first lady.
II VIII watch the trend In women'a
shoe fashions with much interest," =
she said. 1T Is likely that the very
type Of shoe many girls and women
have summed win b quite the thing
when the word gets about that the
preeidsnt's wife wears low-heeled.
comfortable. sensible and with Ill.
rood hooking shoes.
r have seen 1krs. Hoover ct meet.
ines and slse always wears low
heels." she affirmed
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
ARRESTS. MAY SOLVE
R0bbERlES IN FARGO
Minnesota Authorities Hold Two
Pair Suspected Of Numsr-
Gus Store Raids

Anoka, MIMI, April A.-(R)-Two
men were under arrest today while
authorities continued the inyeseiCa-
tion, witch, they said. probably WIN
solve . number q robberies Ia MINI.
esota and Fargo, Md.
The man described. themselves .
Frank Williams, 50. Chicago. and IL
lison Laird, about II. Maukato. They
were arrested after burglars had
looted five stores ct Clear Lake.
MINI. Of 4l3 and several hundred
dollars worth Of merchandise.
police said Laird has confessed the
cae "a which they Were riding had
beon stolen In Fargo whsfe the pair
had staged several burglaries. WI
liams repudjated the confession police
credited Laird with having made.
Laird admitted. police said. the pair
,robbod several stores n 1Cehsay,
MINI. sunday night and led author
itieg . Sank Center where much Of
tho Loot was recovered.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
WALKER DOMINATES
WlCWAM AS CURRY
IS NAMED CH|EFTAID
New Bosses Repudiate Former
Governor Who Gave 0ruan.
ization Good Reputation
TO QUIT NATIONAL POLITICS
Powerful Gotham Newspaper,
Backing Smith for Mayor,
Will Support Republican

New York. April 34.-<R)-selectaou
OF John +. Curry. m opponent Of Al
fred Z. Smith. Is head Of Tammany
Hall was interpreted ny newspapers
today Is marking the passing OF the
influence OF former Governor Smith.
Election Of Curry, = district leader,
to succeed George w. olvany. re-
signed. also was described - Q vie.
tory for Mayor James J. Walker.
which has established him q the
dominating influence In Tammany
with his denomination assured.
The New York Times said: I,
Mr.. Curry's election Is believed to
mark the passing Of the influence Of
former Governor Smith and the
abandoning thought Of further excur-
sions into national politics. the last
Of which ended In the defeat Of NJ.
Smith for president last fall"
The World said:
A"At least for the moment Al Smith
has been repudiated by the organ
isatton whose reputation he furnished
ALMOST single-handsdly. Mayor
WD1ker rules tho roost. And Tam
many, suffering from . bad case Of
over-confidence, 10 about to zee what
1t can do without the service Of re.
formers 'interlopers,' high hatters'
and 'outsiders.'
III the Republican party gives u
man OF real stature and demon.
strated ability We shall be glad to give
him al the support ~ can muster In
the next (mayoralty) election. No
other course seems possible for the
independent press. confronted - Il
y BY Tammany's smug self -confi-
dence. Its reputation Of it, own mast
trusted son and it, bra1en willingness
to override the interests q the city"
The World has been urgink 1u,ith
for mayor. The Times and the
World supported smith for president.
His vote In New York county, Tam
many's stronghold. was disappointing
to his friends.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
death RAY MACHINE
| NVENYEDFORUSEN.
REFINING MINERALS
Produces 100000 Volts Of
Mani Made Lightning and
Can Develop Twice That
Destructive POWER GREAT
Win Not Endeavor TO Change
Quicksilver to Gold Be-
cause Of Natural Ore
DESTRUCTIVE POWER GREAT

Seattle, April 34.-(Re1he assert
ed existence and operation In san
Francisco Of Z potential death ray
machine, producing 100000 volts Of
man made lightning and said 70 %
capable Of developing twice that pow
q, stirred the Imagination OF en-
sineefs today.
Announcement Of the invention was
made simultaneously IN San Francis
CO ana Seattle today. Q. II. Mel.
some.0mith, m engineer Of the Pa.
cific oas and Electric company IN San
Francisco, declared the machine. IN
vented BY Hector n. Hassell. former
Seattle wireless instructor. vas housed
somewhere In the California city but
refused to say where.
At the same time John T. Martin.
president oe the llarjohn Mines COM
pany, exhibited films Of the ray to
stockholders Of his company here
Yesterday. He said the machine was
heinz used to refine ores.
10 Operate CemmsreiAlly
Martin declared the invention Was
. Death ray only In the sense that 1t
produced enormous destructive power.
said its primary function was to
operate commercially. Martin de-
ciarod the machine had thrown .
spark - feet and that its power
void be capable Of jumping . gap
% feet between terminals. The ma
chine thus apparently has power to
dnnfruv life ar disintegrate any oolu.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
RAGING MISSISSIPPI
MAROONS 70 ON TOP
OPCRUN|BuNCLEVEE.
Flood Pours Through Rapidly
Widening Breach, lnundat- .
ing Quincy Sections <

Quincy, H.. April A.-(R,-Twsnty
persons were left maroored On the
levee along the south Quincy gar
dens this morning - new breach
In the wall; which occurred at Z Q.
M, widened from &c feet to 100 feet
before noon.
A steel bottom boat Was being
rushed from Keokuk, Iowa, to IA n
the rescue.
Water from the lGiasissippl river
was pouring In fast and the entire
south Quincy gardens district was ex-
pected to be under water before night.
The 200 residents were warned Inn
medlately after the break tnis m0rn-
Ing and most Of them vacated at
once. The - marooned on the Jevoe
were unable to beat the onrushinG
waters.
The river fell six tenths Of . foot
between the time Of the break and
noon.
At noon the water was Tapping
about % homes, newly constructed
last fall and valued 1t approxtmately
$l50,000. The inundation covers 50oo
acres.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
COPS Save. ARRANr
ROMEO, CAPTIVE IN
HOME OF THIS Siren
I Amt No Solomon Rsmon.
stratss Captain a. Friends,
=. Lovers, Police Mill

Milwaukee, Wis.,, April 24.-(ReAn
arTant Romeo whose sweetheart At
tempted suicide when his love turned
cold, today was safe after being res
cued by the police from the girls
home where he had been held cap
tive for three days.
The police interference came Is the
young mans friends were gathering
for m assault on the stronghold
where he was held and after the
rescue, hostilities were Transferred to
the police station where the oppos-
ine factions tried to indulge in . free
for Ill fight.
The young man is Carl Puccinelli,
n, who. the police learned. had court
ed Miss Regina Jacuoowski. 2S. for
three years.
Last week the girl took poison. an
act attributed by her relatives 70
Carts waning ardor. On Sunday
Regina's brothers captured Carl and
held him Ct her homa In m attempt
70 make him change his mind. Last
night Carts friends attempted . res
cue. Then he police came. At the
station everybody talked 1t once.
Then everybody fought at once.
The captain Of police finally elected
everybody.
"see the district Attorney" he adj
vised. '-9ee the mayof-see anybody,
but Just remember I amt no eolo-
mon"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
TUCKER HAS minute
CHANCE OF ESCAPING
LIFE Term IN PRISON
Supreme Court Denies Verona
Farmers Application for
Reargument Of Case

Although It appears that Francis
Tucker has little chance Of escaping
. life term In the state penitentiary.
It was uncertain today just when he
would. arrive 1T the prison.
Convicted OF numbering Hans
Bone: . banker 1t Verona. La Moure
county. Tucker appealed to the su-
preme court for q new trial but was
denied. Yesterday the supreme conlrt
denied m application for . re.argl-
ment In the case. SO far q attor-
neys could - here it WAS the last
gasp Of the Tucke9 case In the state
courts and there are apparently no
grounds for taking 1t into the federal
courts.
Officials ct the state penitentiary
said tonight they had no idea Of when
Tucker will be brought here. The
usual form Is the issuance Of COM
mitment papers by the court In which
he was tried. The state tranSporta-
ton officer then Is notified. It Is
his. duty to bring the prisoner to the
penitentiary.
Tucker still ic in the Barnes county
jail ct Valley City. He Was brought
to the penitentiary following his con-
viction but . technical point was
raised regarding his right to remain
outside the prison pending decision
on his appeal. At the same time he
could not be admitted to bond. As q
result he was placed In the Barnes
county jail because the La Moure
county jail was regarded Is too In
secure.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
Mikes for Senator'S
Desks Again Asked

Warrington, April 2l.-(R-Asain
proposing his bill 70 equip the senate
desks With micropho6es for broad
casting PROCEEDINGS. Senator Nm,
Democrat. WaGhlngton, has an
nounced ~ would 49, 10 have cuGD.
mittoe hearings On his bill bgoodcnok.
He hopes to arrange for the hoosinGe
to b heJd at night.
The hroadcaGting az the senate.
proceedings GA inauguration dny."
said DIN, speoved % b moGt lugexuc.
Tive ana popular 1ootMsu t1aat ho0S9ot
boen cent out " radlo. Ihe tinno -
come when the people shGuld - ~.
United - bar tn sona1ogo N1ao -
resent them disca18 3oglG1o1k90 -
hearings "a To soso11tjon - -
snch beoadeaoEang poGn1hoe ~ ~
equally intesegllnG. 'as's
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
PROHIBITION CODEOF
RAID|NG FAMILIES IS
CHANGED IN ILLINOIS
Agents Shopping Played; We
Are After Big FsIlows.'
Says carbary

Geneva, H., April 2l.-(ReA new
code Of prohibition enforcement,
frowning upon. indiDcI1minate raids
against families With 8 gallon Of two
for their own consumption,". was an
nounced today by states Attorney
0eogUe D. CaSbary.
= 10 Mt appfowe,~s aid the states
attorney, soe the .xln4 q 'szaoop1ug'
done BY. Eugene rairchild In the DE-
King case. and ! he'd no Idea anything
Ike thai wa b1ing done"
'Hngoory rad known his NAN en-
foGGoiIlGlt progfam q the grand Jury
hegaa ~. SECOND days inquiry 1nto
~ 11Geh o0Flug 0ty raid of Mrs..
LilliAA sDe1E1u6 .of AuFuea.
INC mere slali search warrants Be
issukd unless liquor has been pur-
chased By = representative Of the
states attorneys office, and no one
else,". he said. In the Decking case
the purchase Of liquor near the De-
king home was made BY 2 man with
no official connection, acting ct the
suggestion Of tho county dry agent.
Falrchild.
"Its the big fellows we're after.
not families With Z gallon q two
ior their own consumption" Car
harry said. -
A general overhauliug Of Carbary'a
staff Of investigators wAs understood
70 Be under way, but the states at-
toeney would only comment: I'VE
learn by experience"
More than 40 liquor raids had
been made prior to the Deking KILL
ing In 0aEba1y's campaign TO dry up
Kane county. = .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
Sheriffs Army Routs
Mill Strike Paraders

Qastonia, North Carolina. April ~.
officers had to their
credit today Z second victory over de-
termined textile mill strikers who
wished to parade, and Miss Ellen
Dawson. young communist, faced an
other charge In court.
Displaying bayoneted rifles, pistols
and night sticks, the officers charged
the paraders, numbering between 100
ana 800, soon after they started their
parade. Unlike that Of the preceding
day, yesterdays WAS broken up with
out injuries, the strikers disperstng
quietly. Only Miss Dawson was ar
rested - the leader.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
BRUTAL CANCLAND BUTCHERS
MURDER, MUTlLATE TWO MEN
Tunney and Shaw
Swim in Adriatic

Pola, italy, April 24.-lR)-Accounts
Of Gene Tunney and George Bernard
Shaw sun-bathing together have
reached here from Brioni, Adriatic
Isle which both happen to be visiting
Just now.
The favorite exercise OF both Of the
celebrities is swimming. Following .
cold shower each incoming the former
worlds heavyweight champion and
the Irish playwright glide easily
through the water for long distances,
Shaw despite his - years and flow
ing white beard being m excellent
swimmer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
CQPELANDPROPOSES
EQuALEA7I0N|FEEIN
DEbENTURE'S PLACE
Brookhart Claims Oebenture
Bin Can Be Passed Over
Presidents Veto
RECALLS HOOVER PROMISE
Says He Expected Congress to
Solve Problem but Fears
Failure VIII Result

Warrington, April 24.-(RHAs the
house set itself today to complete its
farm relief bill. Senator Copeland.
New York Democrat, proposed TO
eliminate the export debenture plan
from the senate bill and to reinstate
the equalization fee OF the McNary-
Haugen bill which caused two vetoes
Of that measure by President Cool
idge.
Chairman Haugen, Of the house
agriculture committee. informed his
colleagues It was the hope Of his COM
nllbtee the house measure might be
completed before adjournment, In
the senate. however. the way was not
% smooth. The senate agriculture
committee. against the wishes Of
President Hoover, has inserted the
debenture plan In It's bill.
Senator Copeland said his amend
ment proposed TO put the equalixa-
ton fee hack into the bill In the same
language as It stood In the McNary-
Haugen bill.
Thinks Nm WIN FAN
II do this without prejudice to the
debenture plan" he said. Il have be-
come convinced the debenture plan
cannot pass In the senate. It would
be . great pity to have . farm bill
ruined by failing to provide some
method Of financing IT.
Senator Brookhart. Republican,
Iowa, In discussing the bill told the
senate that It had the power to solve
the farm problem even over Z veto II
the legislation sent to the white
house should meet with disapproval.
Drookhart commended the Repub-
lieen party In it, platform, and Presi-
deat Hoover in his campaign speech
e., had promised legislation which
would give the i4arEnsr equality with
industry. He asserted the Liquidation
now ptop00ed ~Rouldenot do this.
Says Hoover fromised
Dnrine the. campaign, he said
rresidept Hoover had declared that
the farm problem must be solved
The IoWan added that the chief exc
cutive in his message to the special
session had said the job Of solving the
farm problem cannot be done In Z
day"
why do these nots and ,can'ts ap-
pear now?" Brookhart went on.
II expected to come to the special
session to solve the farm problem and
I expected the pledges for equality
would be kept" he continued. "Con-
sress has given It's pledge to give az
riculture equality. Congress has NO
right to walt upon the president ia
redeem those pledges. Congress has
the power to solve this question even
over Veto"
Senator Norris. Republican, Ne
bfaska, also offered IN amendment
providing for Z decrease Of debenture
rates whenever the prop6sed farm
board found that IN excess Of any ex-
p6rt debenturable product was prob
able.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
Outbreak Of Bootleg Gang War.
fare Blamed for Assassi.
nation in Cleveland
BROKE MEcKs WITH ROPES
Ice Picks Driven Into Heads In
Retaliation for hijaoking
Of Liquor Cargo

Cleveland. Ohio, April A.-R-
Murderous sangsters hurled two
dynamite bombs at police officers'
homes and killed two notorious menu
beers OF their own,forces here today ~
what Detective Chief Cornelius Cody
described q the flaring up o& Internal
strife In. Dene1and and opening Of .
var Ct fsveuee against peliea,-..-.sr-----.t
/ Although two buildings were dam
Raeod ~ the bUmhs, they injured no
or. but police held up the killines0f
Morris. Fue9stman and Isadore 9la1l.
er, nationally notorious characters -
among the most brutal In the rec
ords Of the police department. !.
2 The pair Of bombs. made Of dyna-
mite, exploded at the home Of Police
Captain William A. McMasters and at
the recent residence Of Sergeant
Patrick J. Holland.
They had been taken for . ride," "
and dumped from the killers auto in
typical gangster style. Detective Chief
Cody said after opening investigation
Of the case. The bodies were lying
face downward.
Gang Rivalry Cause
At the point where the bodies were
found, there was no indication Of .
scuffle, which Detective Cody In
terpreted q sufficient evidence that
the bodies had been thrown out there
after the killing had been done some
where else. Police pronounced the
case the result Of bitterness between
rival bootleg gangs.
The killing Of Fuerstman and 9hil-
Ter was one Of the most brutal In the
annals Of Cleveland police records.
Ropes had boen twisted about the
necks OF both men. breaking and dis
locating the neck bones. A six-inch
Ice pick had been driven into the
heads q each. The. ice pick WAS LETT.
with its handle broken Oft, In the
skull Of Shiller.
10th Fuerstman and ehiller had
long criminal records 49,.
Suspected q Kid1aping
In June Of last year, Euerstman
was arrested In. connection With the
kidnapping Of several Cincinnati race
horse msn, but the case Was dis
missed. =.
4 Detroit hijacking episode - .
Theory Of the cause Of murders was
advanced BY Detective Sergeant Emil
0metanA He said he had learned
Euorstman and .ohiller hijacked Z
truckDoad Of liquor noar Detro(t and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
Charlie Chaplin Dyes
Silver-Streaked Hair

Hollywood, Calf. April 24.-(R1-
Charles Chaplin had his hair dyed
ct Z beauty shop here yesterday. The
sraying, streaks about the temples
we're made black He said It was
necessary because 81 immediate film
work.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
BOARD EXONERATES
MCURDY OF CHARGE
MADEBY Ed HUGHES
Allegations Of Local Capitalist
wholly Unsustainsd BY
Competent Evidence
no, MISCONDUCT IS FOUND
Legal Battle Still Pending IN
Suit OF Former States AZ.
tornsy for Damages

AApsnAse $Ao nDe AnAo
so'"sJ - ~
.Oomplste exoneration Of =. z. Nc
Curdy. former Durleigh county states
sAtorney; On N charges made against
IN ~ 3 A. Hughes, former local
eoolAo1lek. he's Ieen announced by
tAe 1lats supreme court. \
.1nGhes, IA q petition asking tho
court 20 disciuiine 1lcOurdy, charged
tint he had abandoned thu interests
Of his clients In 3 caee Involving the
taxes CA property owned By =. q.
Patterson, hoAel owner, former po-
littool, leader and lon9-4ime enemy
Of Hukhes. Hughes alleged that Nc
CN,rdy had aereed 70 aid Patterson In
ootaiuing&a reduction Of his taxes In
return ID, Iattsrson's support In Nc
Curdy's campaign for reelectiou ~
staAsb attorney.
Ths case was referred to the state
- V;it,,s ~. . for hoth fsnehes and
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suit - 'opmp4l Haeteg0oU 70 pay uogQ
taxes hut, according to stl1e b1I
boards review, Il got nowhere" s,~
Cs1eeeenaee = 49,; ~
sLatee 19cOm9 80 eeeset astotn ~.
beean a actao0 q, 1oDoioee tns
eountyS Nan upon Fassetsont p.up-
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quent. 1efors tins ace'on was tfied
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24
Mask Off TAMI|ANY
HALL, SAYS. THOMAS

New York. April N.-(R>-The new
Tammany. especially Is it Is illus
trated BY the election Of John =.
Curry 6 leader of sTamniany Hall.
was assailed BY Norman Thomas, 90
cialist leader.
sTiae mask =. OF Tammany Hall"
he said, In Z speech last night, "the
old rang Il on the lob. The boys have
the jobs and the people have walkerS
W3so-Cracas.
"Judee olvany has retired with .
comfortable fortune made IN the legal
practice his position . leader
BROUGHT him. Al Smith was defeated
and Is out a the picture. And this
8 the true revelation q that IAua-
many which Was supposed q have
hem new made fog the lberal leader.
chip q the nation. .
'sTAmnnAny nevor sWas new, g IT.
record under walker and Olvany.
18th q Wlao0 owed thoir joos T.
smith, abundantly shoWA" s !
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-24

. T1,e hoard. now headed BY WIN,
loedecod 1fcCnrdy % gign . stipule.
tion - that affect and cCurdy did
a. AZ IL sazne time. The bar board
found, ~, n0tlflod various members
q tn taxpayers com9lttoo of what
ba6 ooc.r1od and uGgo1ted that they
protest. The nav coGnpgom1oo. The
latter was don9. 4conr6y aleo me-
sesatod tn matter y JudGos oganaoon,
who took no Qetion and detGtuninA-
CONTINUED o. paSe nine.)-