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Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
THREE CHICAGO
BANDITS SLAIN
BY POLICEMAN
Attempt To Hold Up Un-
ion Officer Disastrous
For Racketeers.

CHICAGO, Dee. % U.I)-W a /
without quarter between police and
racketeers was declared today after
gun battle in a labor union hal
had ended with the bullet riddled
bodies Of three gunmen- cxtortlon-
:sts on the floor and policeman
nursing shattered hand.
The furious battle yesterday, flar,
ing up when police ambushed the
trio of gangsters when they walked
:nto the Tire Workers, Rcpaircrs and
NIlvanizers Union headquarters or
the west side, was viewed as the
opening encounter of q racket war
for the rich gains Of legitimate In
Dor unions.
Beer, alcohol and gambling re
ceipts of the racketeers have been
falling off stadily and police ex-
pccted an open break in the cam,
paign of the gangs to "musclc in''
on union funds.
William (Humpy) Guam, former
bartender and once accused of mur
Gering a detective, led the rack
cteers into the labor union office,
where Michael J. Powers, business
agent, was awaiting them. Powers
lad received threats to "turn over
$4,000 or we'll kill you and ruin
the union"
With Quan were William Wilson,
eX-pugilist and member of an cleo
.rical workers union, and William
Ryan who police said was Boston
beer runner. Quan carried a shot
gun. The others had automatic pis-
tels.
"Let's have the dough-" ordered
Guam as he walked up to the grill
where Mitchell sat.
At that moment Policeman Pay
mond Doherty stepped into the of
flee and Wilson shouted "coppers,' -
firing as he yelled.
In an instant eight guns were
blazing. \ bullet tore through
Policeman Doherty's left hand but
he kept ON firing
Wilson was the first racketecr to
empty his gun.
"Give us a break" he cried. "My
gun is empty
Wilson slumped to the floor and
Guam fell ON top of him. An instant
later the third gunnan collapsed.
vi three had been shot seven or
eight times in the head and body
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
CREW OF FLYERS
TO JOIN SEARCH
FOR LOST PAIR

NOME, Alaska, Dec. % U.R-
Inta the darkness of the Arctic's
long frozen night will venture q
corps of intrepid Canadian flyerH
m Monday to search for the missing
aviators, Carl Ben Eielson and Fail
Bo1land.
The flyers, headed by Captain Fat
Reid, will take off from Fairbanks
Monday in three planes for Nome,
according to advices received here.
After refueling and taking or
supplies they will hop off from II is
point on the rim of the Arctic circle
FOR North Cape, Siberia, where they
hope to locate the missing aviators.
The Canadian flying circus was
busy today tuning up the machines
which were shipped to Fairbanks
from Seattle.
The iccbound trading schooner
Nanuk is being used as a central
roint for the search for Eielson
and Boreland.
Pilots Joe Grosson and Harold
Gillian have been operating from
the Nanuk in search of the missiag
flyers but no word has been re-
ccivcd from them during the last
few days.
At Teller, Alaska, weather condi-
tons have been such that pilots
Frank Bordandt and Ed Young have
been unable to get away with their
relief supplies to the Nanuk.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Chicago Too Poor
To Remove Dirt

CHICAGO, Dee. 2S ,U.R,-A bright
sun brough tmingled relief and re-
gret today to Chicago, city worth
billions but with drained municipal
Golfers
The sun melted away dirt and
SCOT smeard snow drifts but it thret-
ened to turn accumulated garla
into an unSavory and insan'tary
menace. The city, unable to pay for
having the snow cleared away,
found its garbage trucks could not
cope with the situation.
The heaviest snow in II years
fell before Christmas. With the ex-
ception of the loop district, much
of it remained today Slush made
sluggish rivers of streets that were
free enough of drifts to allow traf-
tie to move. Sidewalks in m IL V
parts of the city We're ankle deep
with partially melted snow.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
SEEK PHYSICIAN
IN CONNECTION
WITH finn CASE

Los ANGELES, Dee % W.Pi-
Search for DR.. Jones, who is said
TO have performed an autopsy on
the body of George Lafayette Firm,
former Iowa state senator, was
being conducted today by the dis
trict attorneys office for question
ing.
Finn died here year ago, leav-
ing an estate valued at approx
mately 100000 The present in
Vostigation was begun at the in
s'ance of Mrs. Gladys McFee. grand
lIece Of the Iowan, who, under the
terms of first will, was made plin-
cipal beneficiary but who was cut
off by 4 later will.
Mrs. Pearl Crane, who frequently
saw Finn during his last illness. sub
mitted to questioning by Chief Dep
utv Beecher yesterday and gave in
formation described rs "bordering
on the sensational" the nature. Of
which, however, Beecher declined TO
divulge.
Becchcr said he intended to learn
all possible as TO the result of The
alleged autopsy performed on Finn.
Frank Remington and DR.. Frank
Murphy, said to have been Firn's
nurse and physician respectively
were scheduled to appear for quos,
tioning today. Others to be exaln-
ihcd later include Jane Finn, niece
OF the dead man and John Dickcry,
another nurse, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Dictator Rules
In Venezuela

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Dec. % (U.P'
\. \. Dubois representative of the
General Motors Export company, to-
day reported that $50 Calarcas uni
Vcrsitv students had been held in
comunicado by the Venezuela die
tator, General Gomez, because they
resented destruction of their Ameri-
can text books.
Dubois, arrived here today from
the tropic republic, because "undcr
present conditions it is impossible
to negotiate business satisfactorily"
Confiscation and destruction of
text books, is part of General Go
mez' program of keeping his hold
on the republic, Du Bois said.
"All radio receiving sets in the
country, including my own, were con.
fiscated by the government because
they permitted contact with the ou+.
side world, and the infiltration Of
outside civilization" Dubois said,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
LEADERS AGREE
UPON TRANSFER
OF ENFORCEMENT
Justice Department Will
Relieve Treasury From
Present Work.

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. WH-
The transfer of prohibition authori-
ty from the treasury of the justice
department virtually has been
agreed on by the administration
and congressional dry officials in
volved in the recent volcanic erup-
ton of the prohibition controversy.
In addition TO other tightening
steps planned, the house leaders are
arranging to adopt Immediately af-
ter the holidays, a resolution which
already has passed the senate, call
ing for Il joint congressional com
mittee to investigate the transfer
plan.
The investigation will be under
taken with the idea that bill to
authorize the transfer is to he drawn
and probably passed by congress be-
fore it adiOurns next summer. Only
the industrial alcohol unit is to be
left in the treasury.
The drys have been divided over
the proposition until recently. The
suggestion first was made in the
Coolidge administration and then re-
vived by President Hoover. Since
last spring criticism of the proposal
has been coming from dry quarters.
To meet this criticism, President
Hoover changed from direct rec
ommendatiCn to request for a con-
gressional inquiry to thresh the
matter out.
Nof from the furore raised by
Senator Borah of Idaho in critieiz-
ing the prohibition enforcement per-
sonnel "from top to bottom, has
come a revival of the scheme and
a quiet acceptance Of the fact it is
to go through.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Auburn Convict
Awaits Officers

LOS ANGELES, Dee. %. U.R-
Joseph Caprice, 20, escaped Auburn,
n. Y, convict, was in Jail here to-
day awaiting arrival of New York
officers to return him. Caprice who
was arrested December 10 on a
charge of automobile theft, gave his
name as James Olivia. His true j.
IDENTITY was established through fin
gerprints and Rogue's gallery photo
graphs.
Caprice is charged with suspicion
of assault with intnent to kill,
breaking Jail and grand theft. He
is charged with being the ringleader
of the Auburn prison break of July
%.
AUBURN, n. Y, Dee. % U.P)--
Frank L. Christian, acting warden
Of Auburn prison, announced ha will
ask Governor Roosevelt today for
extradition papers for the return
of Joseph Caprice, 90, of Rochester,
who is being held by Los Angeles
Authorities. Two guards probably
viii leave Monday to return hi!lI
Three indictments, including riot
escape and first degree assault, have
been filed against Caprice here. He
was serving a 10.year sentence for
second degree robbery.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Civil War Nurse
Dies On Coast

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 2S. U.P)-
Funeral services were held today
for Mrs. Ellen Newsby Bradley
sheldon, California pioneer and a
Civil War nurse.
Recent advises to relatives Of
Mrs. Sheldon said she was one of
the two persons then alive who ser
we'd as nurses with the Union army
through the war.
She came to California in 1864
and made her home here and in
Ventura county.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Demands Payment
For Wife's Love

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2s. U.P-
Alleging that Samuel II. Gunder,
said to be wealthy retired banker
stole the affections of his wife, Roy
W. Johnson, Los Angeles business
man filed suit in superior court here
today asking $250,000 damages.
johnson declared the banker r.
suaded Mrs. Johnson to accompany
him on trips to Elsinore, Calf, and
kingman, Ariz., and finally induced
her to file suit for divorce at FL
Paso, Texas, under promise of mar
riage.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
CLAIMS FALSE ARREST

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 2S WP>--
Harrison L. Cooper today asked $52,.
900 damages from Guy A. Drummer
and l.. w. Gullette, bank attaches,
and G. p. Irwin, policeman, alleging
lie was wrongfully arrested on 4
charge of bank robbery and held in
Jail for three days, He asserts that
the three men We're responsible for
the indignities he suffered.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Tunney Wins
Second Round

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. %.
Mrs. Katherine King Fogarty
today was forever enjoined and
restrained" from bringing suit
against James J. (Gene) Tunney
based on an alleged promise by
Tunney to marry her.
Judge Carl Foster, who yester-
day ordered Judgment for Tun-
ney In the former heavyweight
boxing champions counter suit
to Mrs. Fogarty's $500,0OO
breach Of promise suit, ordered
the clerk of Fairfield county SUI
perior court to sign the injunction
requested by Tunney's lawyers.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Wilson Honor
Given League

NEW YORK, Dee. 2s U.P-On
the anniversary of the birth of Pres
ident Wilson, the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation today announced award
of its $25,00G peace prize to the
League of Nations "for 10 years of
service in the cause of world peace"
II is understood the league Will
use the money for a set of bronze
uoors to be memorial to Wilson
At the entrance to the new building
in Geneva. The cornerstone for tie
Si,00O,000 structure was laid last
summer.
Last year Colonel Charles Lind
bergh was the recipient of the
award.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
Sunday Is Now
Bathing Day

HARTFORD, Conn, Dec. %.
UP)-Sunday has now become
the great American bathing day.
A little reasearch into the
number Of bath tub accidents in
the United States has revealed
to the Travellers Insurance Com
pany that Sunday has gone ahead
of Saturday. i, Saturday is second
and Monday and Tuesay close be-
hind.
The figures obtained showed
that the number injured Saturday
and Sunday were "a per cent
cent greater than any two other
consecutive days.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
AUTO KILLS WOMAN

LOS ANGELES, Dee. 2S W.P
Mrs. Mary Flynn, 6S, died today as
the result of injuries received last
night when struck by an automobile
a, an intersection. X. Hoyt of Glca-
dale, was reported to have been the
driver of the machine which hit the
woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
CUSTOMS MEN DROPPED

LOS ANGELES, Dee. % W.P'--
The L, S. collector of customs today
denied that attendance NJ wine
party had anything to do with the
dismissal of four United States Gus.
toms guards stationed at San Diego.
nevertheless, four customs guards,
whose names were withheld, were
out Of Jobs today because they had
been "inefficient."
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28

at Los
Attorney
definite evidence identify slayer
production at the Lky studios where Taylor formerly direct
his
Imperial Valley press., 1929-12-28
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

Dance, 9, Holtville Natator-
ium.
Troop 8, B. S. A., 7:3O, scout
hut.
Fox Imperial Theatre, "The
Story of Kentucky.
Bronson Players in Tropical
Love-, 7:30, Palace.
TOMORROW
Sunday services, churches.
Fox Imperial Theatre, after
noon and evening, Shanghai
Lady.
Bronson Players in Honest
Crooks, 1880, Palace.
MONDAY
Masonic luncheon, 1890, Bar
bara Worth.
Twice Told Tales, $3.50, o. J.
Bradshaw residence.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
ROGERS H0RNSbY IS
GREAT HELP TO JOE
M'CARTHY'S OUTFIT
Critics Now Spending Their
Time Figuring How Other
Seven Will End
CUBS CAME CLOSE IN 1929
Philadelphia Has S.: ::own Great
est Improvement in the
Lower Division

New York, April 6.-(H)-1t's pretty
hard to refer to the coming season
in the National league as the 1929
pennant race for, judging by what
has been observed and written. there
will not be much Of q race. Accord
ing to those observations 1t will be q
walkaway for the Chicago Cubs.
So the burning point Of interest
as the preseason guessing grows to
close is whether the seven other
clubs in the senior loop viii stand for
what has been predicted on such an
unprecedented basis.
Perhaps the uniformed men who
have to start out on the diamond
April 16 to make the game interest
ing for Americas millions will for
give the observers who have been un-
able to think about q winner without
yielding to thoughts Of Chicago's
squad Of super-men.
Beaten Narrowly In 1928
Here is a club that missed the 1928
National league pennant by only four
and one-half games and then. with
out weakening itself, went out and
annexed Rogers Hornsby, one Of the
greatest hitti:.g stars in all the his
tory Of baseball.
Three other teams-the Cardinals,
Giants and Pittsburgh-which with
the Cubs, put most Of the fight in
the 1928 penns mt battle, also have
strengthened themselves, but only the
season itself will tell whether they
carry sufficient added power to cope
with that clouting combination OF
Cubs.
The Cardinals with their fourth
manager in four years bank on Char
ley Colbert, hard-hitting young
shortstop, and Walter Roettger slug
ging outfielder out with broken leg
in 1928, for new power. The Giants
have fresh batting punch In Fred
Leach and Edd'e Rousch, who was q
total loss last year, and all OF their
1928 pitching and fielding strength.
Phillies Have Improved
In the lower bracket there are the
Reds, Robins. Phillies and Braves. OF
the four Philadelphia appears to
Eave shown greatest improvement, al
though Cincinnati threatens to start
the season with q sound pitching
staff, plus the confidence accruing
from the presence Of Red Lucas and
Adolfo Luque, who took the count
from injuries before the clubs had
passed the first turn in the 1923
race.
Brooklyn has had altogether too
many setbacks to get much Of q break
IN the dope.
Boston has pitching. Outside of
that. Judge Emil Fuchs. owner, pres
ident and manager, has done little to
draw compliments from the critics.
The battle gets under way April Is.
The guessing may be different after
| that date.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Nodak Relay Team
Prepared for Run

Minneapolis, April 6.-tF)-The
first annual Minnesota relays will be
staged at the University Of Minnesota
field house tonight. with 400 college
and high school luminaries compet-
Ing.
Headlining the competition will be
three special Big Ten events, the pole
vault, mile relay and the mile run.
In the pole vault. Warne. Northwest
ern: Canby, Iowa. and Bitterness and
Hess of Minnesota will compete.
Participants in the mile run will be
Martin. Purdue: Abbott. Illinois:
Let's, Chicago. and Anderson and
Strain, Minnesota. Teams from Chi
cago. Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
are to compete in the mile relay.
Athletes from the Universities of
North and South Dakota, South Da-
kota Agricultural college and Morn
ingside college will strive for honors
In the north central mile relay. Five
colleges will be represented In the
midwest college conference mile re-
lay. They are Coe, Carleton, Cor.
nell. Knox and Hamltne.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Do You Know That
Bucky Harris says that the
Chicago Cubs Of 1929 form the

Bucky Harris says that the
Chicago Cubs Of 1929 form the
greatest ball club he ever saw
They murdered his Tigers
Dempsey weighs cl0 pounds now.
Helnie Sand will be moved
from Rochester to st. Louis. :.
II young Colbert won't do at short
for the Cards. Glenn Wright
Is learning to throw with his left
arm. His right one Is bad. !.
And Bobby says Barney Dreyfuss
knew It when he sent him to the
Brooklyns. Erin Ward was
reading clerk in the Arkansas
senate. During the winter !.
Durocher went up to the Yanks
last year with 2 bag Of canes. I.
And the Babe busted every one OF
them. The Cards had ~ pitch
ers in the training camp. And
they worked three Of them at
time in batting practice. In
three different cages.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Spence Is Proved
L.aufer's 5 Better

New York, April 6.-(AP)-Ihe ma
tional indoor swimming champion.
ships, conducted without Johnny
Weissmuller for the first time In
nearly = decade. have only added
more proof Of the greatness Of the
lanky Chicagoan who recently turned
professional.
It took the best performances Of
the two stars Of the four-day mset.
Walter Spence Of Philadelphia and
Walter Laufer Of Chicago. to I'LL the
places on the championship list left
vacant by Weissmuller ana even then
they failed to approach the records
he set. The orgy Of record breaking
was confined to the special stroke
events. which Johnny never at.
tempted.
Spence and Laufer divided nearly
all the swimming honors between
them. The Philadelphian captured
individual honors gathering 70 points
through victorieg In three events.
Laufer came close behind with two
firsts. two seconds and third.
Spence gained the added honog Of
setting two new worlds records,
breaking his own marks IN the 500
yard individual medley and tho no
yard breast stroke.
Spence and Lautes outscoeed sev.
eral teams Ii tho totals compotlne
unttached. spence won SECOND team
honoCs Tor himself While IAuter eol
third for. the Lake Shore a. q. The
MAw Venap 4 n tAoab tyan knnsla k1kla
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Fights Last Night
(By the .1sSociatAd Press,

by the associated Press)
Boston.-Johnny Risko, Cleve.
land. outpointed Otto Won Pcrat,
Chicago (10).
Oil City, ra.-Tom O'Leary,
Wilkes Barre, stopped Young Joe
Semple, Akron, D. tl3). Henry
Young Firpo, Louisville, knocked
ont Kid Riley. Troy, N. Y. a..
San Franclsco.- frankie Muir.
ray, Philadelphia, and Happy
Atherton, Chicago, drew (10).
E-ie. Ps.-Bobby Grant, Toledo,
and Johnny Brown, Akron, O.,
drew 49,. Jimmy Davis. Cleveland,
outpointed Joe Conelli, Erie te).
Hollywood. Cal:::.-Blas Rodri.
guex, Mexico, outpointed Young
Nattonalista, Philippine lslands
(l0). Mickey O'Neil, Milwaukee,
and Freddy Fitzgerald, Los An
geles. drew (6).
Orlando, Fla.-Keith Cariss, Or
lando, knocked out Jack Nc
Carthy, Muskogee, Okla. (2).
George Godfrey, Philadelphia,
knocked ont X. O. Hartwills (2).
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Passaic Cop Is
bunion's Leader

Baltimore. April 6.-(Ap)-Johuny
Selo. the flying cop Of Passaic. N. J..
was In the lead in elapsed time In q
G. Pyles bunion derby today.
Salo. finishing second yesterday In
the jauut from Havre de Grace IN Z
tie With 0uisto Umek. .of italy. wrested
tle lead from Herbert Hedeman. New
York Australian, who = now Ia third
p1Ace.
atilj at eelo's heels Is I'd Gardner
Gll1y pavement pounder of Seattle
Manb. : vetesan Of last year snd
Wlnnee of the first leg Of this derb7
Aona New York. 70 Eli4absth. n. J.
TndeyS haunt = about lorty-Gtx milea
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06

lete had a big part in bringing the
conference championship to North
Dakota in 1928 and also in what sue
cess the team had during its long trip
the season just passed. He is a fast
man on the floor, an accurate shot,
and is expected to be one of the out
standing performers In the loop next
year.
Brown comes from Valley City
high school. which has furnished
North Dakota with more basketball
players than any other school In the
state except Grand Forks. With Lee
and Eberly he formed a trio from
Valley City during the past two years.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Risko 0utpoints
Otto Won Porat

Boston, April 6.-(R)-Johnny Ris-
ko, the trial-horse OF the heavyweight
division. has tested Otto Won Porat.
late Of Norway. and found him want
Ing as serious contender for cham
pionship honors.
Johnny broke his losing streak here
last night by administering q 10
round beating to Otto. Risko carried
the honors in every round and his
rugged mitigating prevented Won
Porat from doing much with his right
hand, reputed to be terrific weapon
Risko. who lost his three previous
bouts, thought that knockout over
Won Porat would regain him much Of
his lost standing. During the ninth
and tenth rounds. he made no ef-
fort to defend himself using every
ounce Of his amazing strength in q
vain attempt to drop his gigantic op-
ponent. Porat meanwhile had many
openings which he failed to use.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Association Has s
Title. Contenders,,
!. I. Hickey Claims
indianapolis. Saints, Milisrs,
Brewers and Kaws to =.
Be Heard From !,

Chicago. April 6.-lR,-The chase
lor the american association. pen
nant, usually 2 thriller, wiz b even
closer tnls season, Thomas J. Hickey.
vetefsn pleMoeno o. the league. pre-
olc.eo Sooay on nis return rom the
VARIOUS sp1!ne usinine camps.
az lesst : teams-!ndaanapolis. et.
raui, M!nneapons. Milwaukee. kansas
Ossy Ano Aolcoo-are certain conteud-
~ 1or tae ~, Wnale Loulswue ana
Coaumous, WINCH 1inlsneo !ast m lS20,
n.ve ~ Stt0nger seems ana may sur
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49,. nsoe Oseasl -1ess
IN. ,, AMss.can sssocaauon' - pennant
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The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06

bali squad. accord
Ing to an announce
ment by Coach
Glenn Leticn.
Brown, who has
played as a forward,
will be the only
two-year regular re-
naming on the
squad after gradu-
alton this spring ,
when IeWie Lee,
Harold Ebcrly, Paul
Boyd and Al Leticll
pass out. His choice
came as q matter Of
course.
Thn ~ ne@, a4l,
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-06
Reigh Count Is
Loser in Britain

Lingfield. Eng. April .6-H3-
Square Rock, by Rock Flint out Of
ouartette, today won the great jubi.
lee handicap Of . mile over : fisld
including the famous American. colt
Reigh Count. Caballero wls second
and Yoho. third. None Of tho first
three horses was anaont the leading
1avorites.
Reish Count making It's first ape
pearance In England. started IA
vorite Ia the betting .at ; to !, but
did not finish In tho money.