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New Britain herald., 1930-07-17

to the United Press today
 I'd read about Taylor in the neWspa pers" said DeUhirSt It didn't seem right to me that young fellow should have to sell himself for experiments with a disease to support his wife: the world ought to be big enough to take care Of cases like that.
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 "So I dropped up there to his flat to look him over. l asked him if they had any money and he said they had two dollars which his Wife had earned house cleaning, He said he had spent the day scraping wall
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New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Deputy Sheriff Unable to Find Garage Man or Attachable Property .
BANK ORDER FOR S25O
 COMES BOUNCING BACK
Attorney Sable Issues Writ for Cn- named Client But Horwitz Finds Brand Useless-Principal Figure Left City Several Days Ago But Brother Says He Will Return Next Saturday.

Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz went to the garage of the Domijan Motor Co. on Washington street to- day 10 serve a writ of attachment on property of Victor Domijan, but could find neither the individual nor any property standing in his name.
 The writ was prepared by Attor- ney Yale Sable in behalf of clielt who claims that Domijan gave him check for s250 which was pre- sented for payment, which was re- fused,
 The deputy sheriff was informed that Domijan left this city several days ago. but that he is expected back in New Britain Saturday.
 An attempt had previously been made to attach money In bankS but the condition of the accounts did not warrant service of the writ. ac- cording to Attorney Sable.
 Harry Domijan, who is associated with his brother in business, said the check in question is not one of the Company's checks and is not an obligation of the corporation. Harry Domiian is in charge of the repair and service work for the motor com- pany while Victor Domijan handles sales and financing, it was explained.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
Johnson Refuses to Agree to Limit on De- bate, 80 Republican L der Circulates Petition to Compel Vote on Treaty Soon.
Two-Thirds Majority Is Needed to Push Emer- gency Measure Through Administration Sees Wilful Delay in Speeches of Opponents.

Washington, July r P-A peti- tion seeking the cloture rule to shut oq debate on the London naval treaty was circulated in the senate today by Senator Watson, the re- publican leader, after Senator John son, republican, California, had re- fused to enter any agreement for limitation of debate beginning next Tuesday.
 16 Names Enrolled
 The necessary 16 names were quickly enrolled. Watson had ex- pressed confidence that the neces- sary two-thirds majority could be obtained to invoke the rule, although some of the treaty advocates are opposed to the cloture.
 If introduced today the petition would be automatically voted upon Saturday. If adopted. each senator would be limited to one hour of de- bate on the treaty thereafter.
 After a quorum call had brought 61 senators to the chamber, Senator Watson asked Johnson, leader of the opposition, if he would agree to a time to vote.
 T will not" replied the Califor- nian.
 Will the senator agree to limit debate to ten minutes for each sena- tor beginning next Tuesday," the re- publican leader then inquired.
 -sI will not"
 Plans Saturday Session With that, Watson said the senate would be kept in session Saturday and that this would give the opposi- tion four days 10 complete their ar- euments. He added the proponents had no desire to shut off debate as | long as it was germane, but said in dications yesterday were that efforts were being made to kill time"
 Senator Robinson, republican, In- diana, another pact opponent, inter- rupted to deny time killing tactics had been used. He contended the ::e- bate so far had been on the treaty
 Watson replied to his Indiana col league that one senator spoke yes terday for the express purpose of killing time until another senator can return to the city" Robinson did not challenge this.
 As Watson concluded Johnson accepted the issue for a cloture.
 Asks No Quarter T am going to bat" he said. T ask no quarter from any soruce or under any circumstances. x xx know of no other way to fight for my country except to die. This great majority here can do just exactly as it pleases. 1 will protect what rights have as best I can. Put on your cloture! The only time we use it is in some foreign ad- venture or misadventure. I made no agreement. I go on as best I can. Move on with your Cloture on a, treaty that deals with our national defense"
 Seek Early Vote Washington. July II UP) -
New Britain herald., 1930-07-17
BANKER COMMITS SUICIDE

Rutland, Vt, July r P,-Willian A. Thral, 75. a prominent business man and director of the West Rut- land Trust company, shot and killed himself in his home in West Rut- land today,
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
HOTEL THIEF SHARED
AND SHOT IN CHICAGO
Bullet Pierces Lung as Robber
Reaches for Gun to Foil
Arrest by Cops

Chicago, Jan. 29.-(R)-A thief va
shot and probably fatally wounded
early today by policemen who trapped
him In the robbery on q Gold Coast
apartment hotel.
Patrick Roche. chief investigator
for the states attorney, and two po-
lice officers were concealed off the
lobby Of the 2l1 East Delaware build
ing as the robbers entered. The man
carried q revolver which he pointed
at the night clerk. Abraham Dansk.
The robber took DanSk to the 18th
floor and locked him up. Back In the
lobby, the robber walked to the cash
register and was taking $50 from 1t
when he heard Policeman John Greer
call out. throw up your hands,"
The robber whirled. reaching for his
gun. Greer fired once, the bullet en-
tering the shoulder and penetrating
one lung.
At the hospital slight hopes for the
mans recovery was given. He was
tentatively identified as Andrew
Wright, IS years old.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
four bombs BLAST
TERROR IN chicago
Negro carageman Believed to
Have Fooled Attempt to
Kill Patrick Roche

Chicago, Jan. 29.-H-Four bombs
were exploded last night, n OF them
showering debris onto Michigan av-
enue traffic.
Guests in the new Southern Hotel
fled from their rooms Is an explosion
In the 1900 block on South Michigan
broke windows on four floors. Auto
mobile traffic and pedestrians in the
avenue were caught In the shower Of
glass.
The bomb was exploded In the rear
Of an automobile finance company.
On the northwest side, m explosion
blasted windows In = paper company:
on the near southwest side, another
damaged q two-story apartment
and. grocery store.
a fourth bomb early today damaged
= shoe repair shop in . North Side
apartment hotel, drove hotel guests
into the street and broke windows In
the building.
A firth explosion was reported In
the Loop district-but . search Of the
neighborhood revealed no damage.
An attempt upon the life Of Patrick
Roche, chief investigator for the
states attorney, was believed to have
been frustrated today by = negro ga
rage attendant who found two men
tampering with Roche's automobile.
The men had raised the hood Of
tho car when the attendant ap-
preached to question them. The pair
knocked Jones down and fled. Police
said they believed tho men were about
to attach = bomb to the starter Of
Rocheis car.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Charles (Red) Donne|Iy Joins
Long List Of Gangsters
Slain ip Feuds
CHARGED WITH FIVE DEATHS
Escaped Murder Convictions
Five Times; Took Tribute
From Ship Leaders

New York, Jan. 20.-(R-The name
Of Charles lRed) Donnelly 50-years
old, was added today to the long list
Of gang leaders who have been slain
in the fight for control Of the water
front In the red hook district OF
Brooklyn.
He was ambushed and shot twice
In the head by gunner on the pier
Of the Colombian line.
Donnelly vas watching the ship
leaders from whom he extracted trib-
ute yesterday when q messenger APP
preached him and said:
you're wanted down on the pier
Donnelly strolled toward the pier
head. As he passed the checkers
booth there were two shots. Leaders
working nearby found him dead. The
killers. had disappeared.
Donnelly Is months ago, was ar
raigned in homicide court charged
with the staying Of his immediate
predecessor, Eddie Martin. It was
the fifth time he had faced q murder
charge and, as in the previous cases,
It was dismissed for lack Of evidence.
Donnelly was q lieutenant Of
wild" Bill Lovett when the Lovett
gang terrorized Brooklyn eight years
ago.
After Lovett's murder Donnelly
shared leadership with Eddie Nc
CURE until another shooting removed
Mcclure. The rise Of Eddie Martin
eclipsed Donnelly's rule until Martin
Ia his turn was killed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Cofferdam Diver l.
Trapped In Cribbing

Quebec, Jan. 29.-R-With little
hope that they would find Feter
Trans, a diver, alive, resc'lers today
renewed their efforts to bring him
from the depths Of the st. Lawrence
river where he had been trapped since
Monday.
Trans went down to inspect the
base of a cofferdam at Riviere Des
Outardes where q dam Is under con-
struction and became caught or q
spike projecting from the cribbing
When efforts to bring him to the sur-
face failed, q call wa sent to Quebec
for q rescu diver. Two divers start
ed In an airplane but were delayed
yesterday by snow storms.
Air has been pumped to Trans con
tinually but it was feared he had sue
cumbed to the exposure in the cold
water.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Loss Of Train Due
To Loss Of Specs

Moberly, Mo-, Jan. 29.-R)-Loss of
q pair Of spectacles caused loss Of a
train for more than q half hour yes
terday OF the Wabash railroad be-
tween Pattonsburg and Jameson, Nj.
The specs were those Of Engineer
d. Nc innis, which made them
important. Mc0innis can't see so
we'll without his glasses and when
they dropped off while he was lean
ing out Of q cab window he promptly
threw his fast passenger train into
reverse and returned to recover his
"eyes."
Members Of the crew came to Me-
0innis' aid and, Is time passed, i'm
patient passengers joined the search.
Railroad officials became worried
About their '.lost" train ana dis
patched employees to search for it.
The search was futile but cGinnis
saved . general alarm by deciding to
leave his spectacles for another day.
He took his train into the next sta
ton IS minutes late.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
THREE-YEAR-OLDbO BOY
IS HERO OF HOME FIRE
Rescued Baby Sister and Broth.
or From Flames While His
Mother Is Shopping

Newcastle, Ind, Jan. 29.-H)-
Grant City. near here. today claimed
three-year-old hero in little Bobby
Lockridge. The child removed his
two-yead-old, baby brother and his
six months old sister from danger
when . blaze started in the home
while the mother vas
away.
Some clothing lying near a stove
caught fire, and Bobby. who was
taking care Of the little family, real
ized the danger. He pushed the crib
In which the baby girl was lying into
the next room and escorted the broth
er out, closing the door after them.
Bobby then ran screaming for his
mother, Mrs. Harold Lockridge, who
had gone to q grocery. She returned
hastily and extinguished the blaze
with slight damage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
PROHIBITION Agent
IS BADLY BEATEN BY
LIQUOR RACKE7EERS
Woman StrangIes Seattle Man
While Three Companions
Beat Him Severely

Seattle, Jan. 29.-(R-A federal
prohibition agent, D.. Dunning, was
abducted by a gang Of alleged liquor
racketeers, early today and was found
~ the south end o. the city an hour
and q half later, badly beaten and
wandering about in a daze.
Dunning was reported to have had
one eye gouged out but an examine
ton of the organ later showed 1t was
not as badly hurt as was first be-
lieved.
P. CHM, another undercover feder-
al agent, who said he had been work.
ing with Dunning. reported to police
they had been working on q deal"
with bootlegger suspects and met the
racketeers by prearranged plans.
CHM said he and Dunning COM
pleted the deal. and that Dunning,
who had entered the racketeers' car,
flashed a pair Of handouts and
snapped them on the wrist Of one Of
the men.
The bootleg suspect. CHM said,
swung his free hand knocked him
(Ginn) into the street. CHM said the
man then jumped out and kicked him
several times, leaped back in the car
and informing Dunning they were
going to take him "for q ride" sped
away. CHM, also badly beaten, mani
aged to spread the alarm.
Dunning was taken to the city hos
pital where he was given emergency
treatment. While scarcely able to
talk. he said that one Of two women
in the a strangled him and that
the three men In the machine Ill
took turns beating him.
He escaped when the ear stalled
temporarily at DuWamiSh.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Filipino Club House in
California Is Bombed

Stockton, Calf, Jan. 2o.-(R-A
bomb exploded on the porch Of the
Filipino center, q club house here,
early. today, tore out the front Of the
building, threw dozens Of Filipinos
out Of their beds and precipitated
confusion among q populace already
made. nervous by the recent race
rioting in central California cities.
The blast carried away the facade
Of the building and shattered win
dows Of dwellings q block away. No
one was reported seriously injured.
The bomb was hurled, apparently.
from q speeding automobile. Charles
Woodrow, . street car motorman, said
he sew . large blue sedan" speed by
the club m instant before the blast
occurred.
The center. = remodeled mansion,
Is In Z poorer residential section in
the southern part OF the city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Russ General Victim
OF Political Revenge

Paris, Jan. 29.-R-lysterious dis
appearance Of General Alexander
Paul Koutiepoff. leader Of the Paris
Russian lnouarchist colony. today stu
was unexplained. The pres VA
greatly stirred By tho affair ana u
Matin, influential daily. stated Open
" that everything tended to Show the
general Vas Z victim Of political ven
geance BY the cheka, O. soviet po-
litical, police.
The Union of White Russian Mill
tary Officers named General Eugene
Miller to succeed their missing chief
pro tempore. oeneral Miller suggest
ca that Koutiepoff was induced ~ Z
ruse % enter . taxd driven ~ some
Russian known n him. ana thssealter
rs characterized and CARRIED a.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29

London. Jan. 29.-R-Dudley Field
Malone, American divorce lawyer, was
married ct noon today to Edna Louise
johnson OF Brooklyn. The civil cere-
nlQny took place In Mayfair. There
was no church service.
The bride, who Il a, has been
studying art and music for several
years In Paris. She met Malone about
three years ago in the south Of France.
Sir william Jowitt, attorney general,
and. Lady Cynthia Mosley acted Is
witnesses for the couple.
Among intimate friends who were
present ct the wedding were VIII
Rogers, H. l. Mencken, Peggy Wood,
the Baroness Ravensdale, and Sir
Thomas and Lady Bridges.
Malone recently was divorced from
q former wife. Doris Stevens. the fem
mist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Gladys May Parks
Father Found Dead

Camden, N. j., Jan. 29.-tPH
George w. Parks. father Of Gladys
May Parks, recently sentenced to Is
years for the death of her two child
wards. was found dead In bed today.
Coroner Melvin Cain said death APP
parently was due to natural causes.
Parks was q witness at the trial Of
his daughter. who was convicted Of
second degree murder and man.
slaughter on January Is In connec-
ton with the deaths Of Dorothy
Rogers, four years old, and Timothy
Rogers, two.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Brooklyn Waterfront Gang
Leader Shot From Ambush
Visiting Physician
To Talk to Clubs on
Social Hygiene Topic

Dr.. Walter CLARK. OF the U. 8. Pub
Lie Health service, will be in Bismarck,
Tuesday and "Wednesday. February 4
and S, to speak on health topics be-
fok0 TIE k1N1ns ana Rotary clubs.
the Women,8 Community council and
the Sixth District Medical society.
The talks to the service clubs will
be given at the noon luncheons. that
to the medical society Tuesday eve
ming at the State Health department
quarters and that to the Community
council Wednesday evening.
The talk to the Kiwanis club will
be on the underprivileged child. that
to the Rotarians on social hygiene.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Another Smallpox
Case in City; {
or 81 Through. State

Another case Of smallpox, the Sec
ond In the city, was reported TO Dr.
G. e. stackhouse, city health officer,
and to the State Health department.
this morning. The patient Il . south
side school girl.
The State Health department now
has q record Of So cases OF the DE-
ease In the state. -Four Of these were
reported from the east end Of the
state In the ~ hours since Tuesday
noon up to noon today.
The city ana state health authors
ties urge general vaccination even
more emphatically now that the out
break here shows signs Of increasing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Deputy Sheriff Dies
Of Gun Fight Wounds,

Phoenix, Ariz.. Jan. 1o.-l1-
Deputy Sheriff Lee Wright Of
Chandler. Ariz., died today lSognl
wounds received in . gun battlo two
weeks ago with Mrs. Irene Schroeder.
W. Glenn Dague and Vernon Ackor-,
man, near Chandler. Mrs. Schroeder
and Dague recently were returned 70
New Castle. Pa. where they aro held
q murder charge in connection
with the Staying Of Corporal brady
Paul Of the Pennsylvania state police.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29

Kansas City. Kan. Jan. 2o.-R-
The Rev. james Cornish. pastor Of the
First Christian church here, today
faced . 5000 damage suit filed By
Nrs. Bertha Thomas, who asserts that
the minister forcibly kissed her In :
small room 1T the church, where she
Il instructor In religion and music.
Nh. Cornish denied the charge be-
fore the elders Of the church and Of
Tered his resignation, which Was re-
fused. Mrs. Thomas. who b s years
Old. filed the suit when tho elders re.
fused - ac<e.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
GENERAL ERENCUER,
PR|MO'S ENEMY, WILL
SELECT GOVERNMENT
Pledges Personal Loyalty to
King Alfonso, Welcomes
Incoming Cabinet
PLAN POLITICAL REFORMING
Restoration Of Constitutional
Civil Government Seen
in Appointment

Madrid, Jan. 29.-N)-Police toe
day battled crowds Of students bois~
terously celebrated In the streets of
the capital the resignation q Gem,
eral Primo de Rivera, for six years
premier and dictator.
Almost 200 were arrested and Many
were injured. several seriously,s
Clashes occurred in many parts of
the. city. One demonstration near
the royal palace was dispensed when
police fired over the students heads.
Drawn sabers were used to forco
back the m~anifestants In some downS
town streets. There were many fistS
fights between the officers ana stus
dents, who shouted "Viva Reyl Muerl
Primo!"-"Long live the kingl Death
to Primo!" Police quickly suppressed
shouts Of viva Republica." or Long
Live the Republic" :
Meanwhile General Primo de ri.
vera, whose resignation wa accented
by King Alfonso effective as Of iO:l6I
p. m. last night, conferred with hig'
successor - and perennial enemy -
General Damaso Berenguer, chief oil
King Alfonso Kills military housel
hold and former commander Ia MOI
rocco. !,
Seeks Rest From Labors i
General Primo de Rivera, biddina
farewell to King Alfonso and to the
country head Of the government and
explaining reasons for his resignation.
issued an official note which con.
cluded:
And now to rest q little, to recover
my health. Two Thousand three hum
dred and twenty six days have been
filled with inquititude, responsibility
and labor! But rested, then II God
wishes, I shall return to serve Spain
until I die!"
He then expressed the BELIEF e
would be necessary for the govern
ment to have some form of dictator.
ship to continue governing the coun-
try during the next few years. He
pledged his personal loyalty to King
Alfonso and declared he welco,n ed
the incoming government.
Plans Civilian Cabinet
Il shall form q cabinet composed
mostly of civilians, none Of who how.
ever are as yet selected. From this
moment until my government may
end I swear allegiance to the consti-'
tuition on 1876. There will soon bo
reorganization Of the political par
ties, with legislation providing for
general elections for senators and
deputies in accordance with tho laws,
which still stand for re-establjshmentl
Of parliament"
Later the premier designate an.
nounced that the Duke Of Alba, ouel
CONTINUED on page u,ual
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Endurance
Flight Is Successful

Cardington, Eng, Jan. 29.-R-
The dirigible R-100 returned to her
home port shortly before two o'clock
this afternoon after q successful en-
durance flight lasting SO hours.
The giant airship during that time
flew q zigzag course over the south
ern part Of England. crossed the
channel to the Scilly Isles, flew back
over Plymouth, the Isle Of Wight.
Dover, the southeastern coast ports
and once again over London. She
started in misty weather and arrived
home In q mist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-29
Hoover's Envoy Plans
Il Nearing Completion

Washington, Jan. 20.-@-Presi-
dent Hoover's program Of stimulating
friendly relations with Latin-Ameri-
can republics by appointing ambas-
sailors familiar with the ways Of those
countries and trained In the foreign
service has been brought near 70 COM
pletion. J
A career man Is to b chosen to fiji
the post Of minister to Colombia. left
vacant by the resignation Of Evan =
Young. With the appointment yester-
day Of Fred Morris bearing . am-
bassador to Peru, every other post
was filled. and Of them Ill only four
are held by non-career men.