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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
UNCLE SAM TOPAY
Indians FOR Land
#. Bsrthold Rsssrvation's Pop.
ulation Of 400 Will Get
81 ,o7o,25e.66

Minot, N. D., April 7.-R9-Uncle
Sam Is ordered to pay nearly
Say0oO00o to the 400 Indians living
on the Fort Berthold reservation IN
northwestern North Dakota, under an
order Of the court Of claims at wash
ington.
Word Of the courts decision award
ing 4l,o7026oy66 to the Indians VA
received In Ninot today from Con-
gressman J. II. Sinclair, who had IN
Produced . bill Ia congress permitting
the Indians to bring their case TO the
court Of claims. The government haa
50 days In which 10 appeal from TIE
decision Of the court. but Sinclair
said he u hopeful that no appeal WI
be taken.
Marx Mahto, IN educated Nandan
Indian living on the ro9t 9erthold
reservation, said today that the
award by the court Of claims y to-
lands which the government took
from the indiana nearly . halt cen
tury ago. The Indians had sued tor
1il.O00JO00 on . basis Of 1l.26 per acre
foe The lands which they claimed the
government conflacated.
SThey took more Of our Old hunt.
ine grounds than they had agreed %.
vs. lfaaato'S explanation. Mahto sa10
that many of the Indians living O.
ths reservation have been receivine
such Z small financial allotment froua
The Govognment that They have found
Il die1lcult 70 Hive comfortably.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
M|NOT WOMAN AND
LOVER FOUND SLAIN
Railway Engineers Wife and
Farmer Victims Of Murder
and Suicide Tragedy

Havre, Mont, April 7.-ReAt-
tracted to their barn by a whining
dog, MI. and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
ranchers near her. discovered the
bodies Of Mrs. Cora Brown, 81, wife
Of q railway engineer at Minot, N. D.,
and Thomas e. Callaghan, 46, q
farmer living IL miles north Of Havre.
Officers said they were almost Ger
tain the case was one Of murder and
suicide. but expressed doubt - ia
whether the man or the woman did
the shooting. The tragedy occurred
Saturday but word Of 1t was not re-
ceived here until yesterday.
The woman was shot through the
abdomen, back and temple. and the
man had q bullet hole in his temple.
Ranchers In the vicinity told off,
GERS Mrs. Brown moved here two
weeks ago and that she had expressed
q determination to live with Cal
laghan. although he Is married and
has three sons.
A checkup Of Mrs. Browns husband
revealed, officers said, he was plotting
q train when the shooting occurred.
The affair between the woman and
Callaghan. authorities said, had been
going on for some time.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07

BURNING OF Child
Daughter Of Woman by Former
Marriage Found Dead, Cloth
ing Gasoline Soaked

Norwich. N. r.. April 7.-6-
Awaiting Pennsylvania extradition.
Ralph II. Mumbulo, 81 and his wife OF
four days, Edna. 81, today In Chen
anao county Jail denied charges that
they murdured Mumbulo's 11-year-oad
daughter, Hilda, by . former marriage.
Beyond this they refused to discuss
the case in which they ara charged
With burning the child to death on
March a, In Erie. Pa. Murnbulo and
his wife were arrested Saturday night.
Authorities charge fIilda's clothing
was soaked with gasoline. She wa
found sitting partly clothed IN z
chair. Her bed was ablaxe. She dled
at : hospital soon afterward.
Mrs. Mumbulo told police she had
been cleansing . silk garment IN gas.
oline and that the rubbing exploded
the cleaner.
Hilda, investigators said, inherited
about $500. when her mother DIED
In addition there VA . house and lol
in New Britain, N. T.. valued q
$500. The father was made guard
ian.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
NEGRO Admits Brutal SIayinqs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONTINUE
FARM DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Dickinson City Auditor
And Pioneer Succumbs

Dickinson, n. D., April 7.-Re
william A. Mcclure, city auditor and
pioneer resident q Dickinson, died ct
. hospital yesterday after several
months illness. He came here In the
early eos Is . telegraph operator fot
the Northern Pacific. He had beeu
active In Masonic, Elk and workman
lodges. A widow and two daughters
survive.
The daughters are Mrs. John Mag.
laer, Willmar, MIMI, and Mrs. Allen
Olson, Milwaukee, Wis. Funeral
services for Mcclure. who was u
years old. viii be held wednesday
morning from st. Patrick's Catholic
church.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
CIVIL NSObED|ENCE
CANPA]CNLAUNCHED
THROUGHOUT EMPIRE
Collects Salt In Defiance Of Gov.
eminent Monopoly Despite
ScuffIes With Police
URGES PASSIVE RESISTANCE
Lord Irwin Leaves Leader Alone,
Fearing Arrest Would
Make Him Martyr

Daudi, Punjab, India, April 7.-@
Police and . party Of followers Of
Mahatma oandhi engaged in . scuf-
lie on the beach this morning while
volunteers engaged In the civil dis
obedience campaign were collecting
salt in defiance Of the government
monopoly.
while 50 engaged the police arrived
and demanded the salt which the vol
unteers refused to hand over. While
the alteration was In progress q
number Of villagers arrived ct the
beach and also began to collect salt.
The police then arrested the cap
tain Of the volunteers and others who
had told the volunteers not to give up
their salt. In the scuffle which fol-
lowed two nationalists were reported
slightly injured.
Mahatma Gandhi, who opened the
civil disobedience campaign himself
Yesterday. arrived at Aat on the beach
from Dandi shortly after the scu1fle
to observe his usual Monday silence
and Meditation.
Urges No Surrender
In q speech written by him and
read aloud by q volunteer, Gandhi
said he would come to Aat again to-
morrow to collect salt with the volun'
teers. He exhorted III the vtllager'
to do likewise. He advised them t
Continued on page nine)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07

Chicago. April 7.-R-IAke An
other Count Of Monte or1stos Arthur
w. Cutten, the financier. = running
70 earth his enemies, ono ~ QUE.
n the MAJ arrested n Cleveland,
<1hio. yesterday u really simon Ros.
~nhSrr. another Of the bandit band
thsf rohhed the Cutten hosuehold
I1a1ch IN, ie12, has beon found. "a
hSssheen called the leader 6 the rob
h1r though the man held q 0Ieyo-
isSs1f Yrt,ieo he II Rosenberg - a..
IN .~ngo his naune to afTesting oeflceS1
~ 6hafleS Davis.
-Ma1aA41kaei1lslste -. lI1
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
0RMTORY
Bonds SALE OKAYED
Board Of Administration Ap.
proves 100000 Purchase
by Minneapolis Firm

Approval Of the sale Of 100000 in
bonds by the Agricultural College
Dormitory Holding association to
Wells and Dickey. Minneapolis. was
announced today by the state board
Of administration.
The deal will be completed ct once,
according to j. e. Davis, board chair.
man, and work on the proposed DOR
mitory will begin Is soon Is the
money Il available.
The bonds will bear 6h per cent In
terest and part Of the issue will be re-
tired annually, the last installnaenf
coming due in n years.
They were issued under . bill
passed by the last legislature permit
tiue the organization Of institutional
holding companies to construct DOR
mitories. The bonds are to be re-
tired from the income from the
buildings. The dormitory 1T the AZ
ricultural college win be the first to
be erected under the new law.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
viii Furnish Cooperation to
Farm Board, Coulter Tells
c.N.D.k. Directors
PUSHES CROPPING PROGRAM
Trench silo Campaign, Poultry
Schools, Feeder Business
Increase, Probable

Fargo. N. D., April 7.-North Dsko-
t. must continue the momentum be-
hind the Greater North Dakota asso-
ciation,s farm development programs
ana In 90 doing contribute . vital and
necessary type Of cooperation to the
Federal Farm Board. Dr.. John Lee
Coulter told directors OF the state as
sociation at their quarterly meeting
In Fargo today.
DR.. Coulter. former president Of the
North Dakota Agricultural college and
now chief economist with the Fed
eral Tariff commission, Is serving the
farm board temporarily In IN effort
to encourage proper dropping pro-
grams In the spring wheat area. he
l. accompanied by James r. Howard.
former president Of the American
Farm Bureau, who Is also serving -
special representative Of the farm
board on this work. He concurred In
the message brought to the Greater
North Dakota association by Dr.. Coul-
CONTINUED on page nine)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
MAN DEAD OF
| S%UFF0CAT0N NF|RE
Two Others Barely Escape
Death as Two Fires Keep
City Firemen 6usy

Fargo, N. D., April 7.-(R-Edgar
Merit Roberts, rs, laborer, is dead
from s~uffocation and Mrs. Mary
George and her granddaughter,
Gladys Berg, barely escaped with
their lives in fires here Sunday and
today.
Fire was discovered In the Fargo
Cornice and Ornament company
plant at $40 q. m. Sunday. Roberts,
the janitor who was sleeping in the
building, wa suffocated.
Roberts had been sleeping In .
basement room, but firemen found
his body on the second floor, where
evidently he had been overcome by
smoke while seeking to escape. The
fire Is believed to have started in his
basement room. Efforts to revive
him failed.
Mrs. Mary George at $40 q. m. to-
day smelling smoke and hearing
cracking Of flames, reused her grand
daughter and they made their way to
safety. The fire destroyed the home
and its contents.
The causes Of the two fires have
not been determined.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
LITCHV|LLE YOUTHS
KILLED CAR CRASH
Clifford -Paulson, ~, Dies in
Wreckags Of Auto in Ditch
Near Hastings

Valley City, N. D., April 7.-F-
clifford Paulson, IL, Litchville. was
instantly killed when an automobile
In which he and two companions were
riding tipped over on highway No. !,
eight miles south Of Hastings last
night. Paulson had his back. neck
Ean4-celaEbons broken. He wa dead
when taken from under the wrecked
machine.
Leo Sand, driver. was unhurt and
his brother received minor injuries.
It Is alleged that Sand lost control OF
the car which was being driven at q
fast speed, as it hit q rut In the road
The dead youth leaves his parents.
MI. and Mrs. John Paulson. living 10
miles southeast. Of Litchville. six
sisters and five brothers.
La Moure county officials an
nounced today there would be no In
quest into the death Of the Paulson
boy, holding death to have been pure
" accidental.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
RECOVERING
FURS AbOARDNAlNK

Nome, Alaska, April 1-N-rWo
Fairchild planes piloted b. Joe 0Eos-
son and Ed Young have arrived IN
Nome from North Cape. Siberia, WITH
cargoes Of furs valued q o10oy00Q.
The furs win b shipped 70 tn
United States. The flyors MD 10
day they would take of again nun
North Cape. continuing tho trips until
the cargo Of the ice-bound fur trad
Ing ship Nanuk has been transported
to Alaska.
The aviatoes, Carl Den Eielsom ana
Earl Bcrland were engaged IA tyonG-
porting passenger and fuHSs 1roW IT,
Nanuk when their plane cFoahed nooe
North Cape last November q. T11ue-
portation of the Nanuk'6 cargo No.
discouttnued during Tho long oeoxch
for the bodies g The nnia1tnG mGn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
EXONERATE MADISON
IN FARGO rum Case
Thorough Investigation OF Pc.
lice Department Ordered BY
City Commission

Fargo, n. D.. April 7.-R-FVliee
Chief Ed Madison today was exon
erStedsby the city counm1ssion Of fault
ing to arrest operators Of IA alleged
rum-running truck seen here March
-. The commissions action followed
Z public hearing on the subject.
The commission ordered . thorough
investigation Of the police department
by City Attorney M. w. Murphy, how
ever. Murphy was instructed to re-
port his findings within 90 days.
Madison Was charged with having
inspected . truck and then permitted
It to drive out Of town. Evidence
obtained by States Attorney John
Pollock tended to show that the truck
had contained liquor. Madison said
It contained wheat and some empty
cans.
Police Commissioner A. T. Peterson
made Z motion that Chief Madison
b not exonerated Of negligence In
connection with the truck episode
but his motion was voted down. Com
missjoners Frank I. Anders and
George 6weetland and Mayor A. T.
Lyuner voting no. Commissioner o.
9. Lndvig, who was opposed to the
appointment q Chief Madison, did
not vote.
Commissioners Peterson. during Z
discussion following the vote. IT.
tempted to place another resolution
before the board declaring Ohiel
Madison Incompetent but this mo-
tion Vas sidetracked. Petersen said
despite the action taken BY the CON-
mission today he was not satigfied
that Madison should b e~xonerated
and that he did not like the attitude
Of tho rest Of the commission In fail.
ing to stand behind him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
Baking Powder Biscuit
Poisons Young Woman

New York. April 7-R-Analysis Of
poWder used In baking biscuits was
ordered today after one woman who
had eaten them died and three other
persons were made SICK.
Nrs. Ethel Otto. - years old, died
"A : hospital after eating two Of the
heelits which had been baked BY Nrs.
Roee Shank. Jack Otto and Nathan
Ghank. husbands Of the wouaen ANA
~. shark were treated for poason-
iue. The two couples share m apaxt.
meut Ii N~crningside avenue.
Authorities said they believes. insect
nnvder had been mistakenly used fot
hekiue powder Ii mixing the beocutts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
POWER RATE BOOST
PLANS ABANDONED
N. D. Power and Light Company
WithdraWs Minimum Rate
Increase Proposals

Withdrawal by the North Dakota
Power and Light company and the
Northern Power and Light company
Of schedules proposing to increase
the minimum power rates In towns
served by them in North Dakota with
the exception Of Bismarck, Mandan
and Dickinson. was announced to-
day by the state railroad board.
Proposal to increase. the minimum
rates from 81 to - monthly were
made last December. They were .
part Of schedules filed at that time
and which reduced electric rates In
Western North Dakota towns except
for the increased minimum.
The commission, at that time. sus.
pended the increases In minimum but
ordered the reduced rates into effect.
A hearing on the proposals to In
crease the MINIMUM charges was to
have been held but has been aban-
doned because Of withdrawal Of the
proposals. ~ the companies, both Of
which are members Of the insult
group Of public utility properties.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
State Areas Eligible
For Seed Loans to Be
Announced Late Today

Announcement Of the North Dakota
areas which viii be eligible to receive
federal oeed and feed loans upon ap-
pticatiou viii be made In Grand Forks
Of midnight tonight, tho Bismarck
Tribune ms informed this morning
In . telegram from O. 3. F1sher. Of the
state headQuaxteFs.
officials o. the Grand Forks fed
eral loan office have conducted . sur
wy e the state In On effort to find
cut where the little loan money avail
Able In North Dakota win do the most
good.
The appropriation Tor this purpose
was' cut frum the original figure d
47O00y0oO to 46.O00.0o0 ana only $780,
900 Wil Be available to Northwest
states. Thu exact sum available Soa
this state has not boen' announced
but The figure = snaa1.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
Saturday Night Tub
Is Luxury in Kansas

Whitewater, Kan, April 7.-R-The
Saturday night bath Is nc joke to the
citizens Of this unusually arid town.
with two SHOWS last January the
only precipitation In months. water
Is at q premium.
Weekend pilgrimages to Newton,
10 miles distant, or to wichita, 20
miles ago, are in order. There the Wis
itors enjoy the luxury Of . steaming,
we'll filled tub.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
Former Fort Lincoln
Soldier Is Sentenced

Fargo. N. D.. April 1-R-Beniaie
Reuben. former soldier ct Fort Lin
coin. Va sentenced to eight months
In the Grand Forks county jail when
he pleaded guilty today In federal
court to m indictment charging him
with raising . government check from
9l.ol TO ~.
Ava Leonard, Minneapolis, charged
with violation Of the white Slave act,
pleaded not guilty md was committed
to the Cas- county jail n default Of
$4,000 bond. .
Members Of the federal court sea11
are leaving late today for A1amaEck,
where ! term o. court opens Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07

chicago. April 7@R-AfAyee q
va : biz laugh to someone. but IRE
man John Connick u dying.
Someone thought II would Be lots Ct
fun 10 - the. fire engines yesterday.
Ne turned n 5 false salarun. There
are folks lliks that. The great fire
trucks shrieked through tho street&
u "a interaection Tho fire truck On
wtAct Oonnick was riding 1idesN1ped
The a~utouaoole, - which ~ poc1oc
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
False Alarm Fatal to Fireman Back
On Job After Burying Sick Wife's Baby

Who had turned IN the alarm was
driving away. .
Oounicks skull IVES fractured and
10 Was injured internally. Ooctogs
nd u hadn't . chance to i've.
out &C Mount olivet oeudetery lea
the bahy oon born 70 the Connick1
Friday. AT ct. Anne's hoopttal. c1itic-
ally ~, NJ llfA Conniek. ehe
doesn't know her habysS de4d. Ghe
doean't know hsr ~lpisband's dying.
Someone turned "A : false alarm
llaybs ~ : NJ laugh = thamL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
GOVERNOR WATCHES
THREE DIE IN PLANE

Tilden, Neb., April 7.-R-A tree
planting ceremony attended by Gov
ernor weaver and 5000 residents Of
northeastern Nebraska came to q
tragic ending yesterday with the
death Of three youthful aviators,
trapped In o new biplane as 1t crashed
from q height Of 500 feet.
The ceremony had just been COM
pleted and the crowd was dispensing
when the plane. caught BY . sudden
gust Of wind fell into . tail spin.
crashed to earth and burst into
flames.
TWO Of the occupants were killed
Instantly and z third, the pilot. died
ct Z hospital.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
Eckelson and Tuttle
Bank Depositors Are
Receiving Dividends

Deposttors OF the closed Eckelsofi
state and futile Stste banks are re-
celving q and 10 per cent dividends
respectively. It Is announced by L. r.
Baird, receiver.
10th payments are being made
through the office Of p. a. O'Koefe,
district manager here. This payment
makes total dividends paid 70 the
futile hank depositors @ pr cent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
MINNEAPOLIS GIRL
AND ST,PAULb BOY
VICTIMS OF MORON
Degeneracy In Both Cases, Mu-
tiIation Of Bodies, Binding
With Wire, Link Deeds
HAS NO FEELING ABOUT ACTS
Tortured Boy With Pick, Then
Ate Dinner a. Youth Lay
Dying in Bed

Minneapolis. April T.-N9-Andy
Mann, 40-year-old negro held Scr the
torture Staying Of . le-year-old boy
here Saturday. confessed today. police
said. to the murder Of Dorothy Alne.
12-year-old Minneapolis girl, found
strangled last August.
Chief Of Police =. J. Murnaus said
the negro confessed to the Auns day
ing Of his own free win In the pres
ence Of Chief Murnane ana Z num-
Der Of detectives. He previously had
admitted killing the boy, Earl Tague.
whose body was found on . railroad
embankment Saturday.
A full account Of the Minneapolis
staying was given In the negrois con-
fession, Chief Murnane said, Mann
declaring he had killed the Auno 4irl
by stufftng paper down her throat.
The childss body, wrapped h gnuny
sacks and bound with wire. Was found
by the roadside August q, Last
DISAPPEARED Near Ueme
Dorothy disappeared "a her Wogk
. grocery store . few blocks hon hor
home. Her body Was mutilato0 n
much the same manner @ thak of tn
Tague boy. Wires and yupeo WoEo
used In each instance to bind the vic.
Tins.
Chief Murnane said Mann also haA
confessed to setting fire to Q ahaGlI
in which Robert Howard. q. Q negrok
was burned to death about Q week
ago.
The Tasue boys nude ana mutilat-
ed body was found early Saturday on
q railroad embankment near the 0t.
Paul airport. Dorcthy,s body also VA
found near railroad tracks In south
Minneapolis.
Mann, arrested Saturday night at
Dubuque. Iowa, confessed to author
tiles that he had killed Earl Tague.
Is. Of st. Paul. He waived extrsdi-
ton and wa lodged In jail here last
night. Tagueis mutilated body was
found near q railroad track not: far
from where Mann lived In Q shack.
Chief Murnane said Mann would
be charged With first degree murder
today for the TAgue killing.
Several aspects Of tho Tague mum.
der were very similar to tho Auna
case," Chief Murnaue. satd 10th
were crimes Of q degenerato md IN
both cases the bodies were mutalated
and wires used IN binding them.
Mann vas arrested by Dubuque n.
thorities Is he stepped from . txotn.
Turned over to 81. Paul police Mann
freely discussed the killing.
Tortured hoy with I1ck
The only reason Mann would. give
US for killing the boy Vas because he
didn't like him" said Chief Nurnaue.
HE appeared to have no feeling
about his act and told Us how, altar
he had tortured the boy with q Pick
Is he lay bound and gagged On . led.
he had cooked and eaten his supper
while the boy lay dying"
After he had eaten. Mann told the
chief, he loaded the body into Z
wheelbarrow and brought II 70 the
railroad tracks whero Il Was found
Saturday morning.
Mann came here three years 60
from Trenton. N. J., where he hnd
been paroled after servipg'a ssnteuoe
for assault In connection with q
street brawl.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-07
Limit on State
Highway No. Gifted

Roueesal ce thu three-ton lad limit
a Gtato highway No. 2 6otWoen Bis
marck md leinot H. 6een an
nouncoa hore b. 0eofge y. Hansen.
distriet eulineer q IT, state highway
dopoftU1nk.
III ID MINT IA y. =. llghWay
Nd ~, notWeon Dtmm1xek 0nd lt.xgo.
~ liftoA ~ No.. M. h ha0 boon
mr. ~ lo4ds.li1lt sDgntai voekk