The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-29

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J July 3-Mrs. Jennie Ulsrud, employe
OF state auditors office, appointed to
succeed Laura NJ. Sanderson as q
member Of board Of administration.
July laura Sanderson named
state purchasing agent.
July "Details Of domestic allot-
ment plan for controlled production
outlined by federal officials at Fargo.
July l0-Arthur Zimmerman, Minot,
serving 2o-year term for torture
robbery. absolved and subsequently
pardoned.
| July l2-william H. johnson, Minot,
elected state commander, and Jack
Williams, reelected state adjutant Of
North Dakota American Legion at
Wultston convention to climax spirit
ed contest for adjutant.
July 17-Three killed in weekend
auto accidents.
July 20-Three persons drowned
while swimming in Missouri river at
Sanish.
| vetoes Mill Changes
! July 26-Gov. LANCER vetoes indus
trial commission proposals to dismiss
Q. L. Spencer. mill manager: p. H.
Butler. assistant manager Of Bank Of
North Dakota, and H. A. Bronson,
legal advisor for mill.
July 27-Henry Holt, s. ]. Doyle,
and Thomas Noodle appointed to
state public works board.
/ July 28-State Protective League
formed to fight sales tax law.
August Contract let for installing
machinery at prison to manufacture
auto tags: motion to dismiss Pillsbury
!, Engineering company, Minneapolis. as
consulting engineers for capitol COM
mission fails Of . second; appoint
ment Of Raymond G. Dobson, Minot,
as district deputy grand exalted ruler
Of B. p. O. z. for North Dakota an
nounced.
Aug. 3-Vern Gallaher, Fargo, wins
state golf championship.
Aug. 6-Federal officials approve
l,240 miles Of road building program
to be carried out with federal funds.
| Aug. 7-P. r. Trubshaw, publisher,
Valley City Times Record, dies.
| Aug. 8-North Dakota Ignite coal
mine operators adopt code.
Aug. &C. A. Bell fired" rs man
ager Of state elevator, but two MEM
bers Of industrial commission claim
dismissal Is illegal.
! Aug. 14-Gov. LANCER orders special
election Sept. az to vote on initiated
and referred measures.
Aug. 17-Gov. LANCER vetoes in
dustrial commission motions to name
Walter Maddox or Usher l.. Bur
dick manager Of state mill and ele-
vator; Chief Of Police D. L. Stewart
Of Hope killed by prowler.
Aug. 2l-Earl H. Tostevin, editor
Of Mandan Pioneer, dies.
Aug. 22-Three killed In grade
crossing auto crash at Fessenden:
Senator James p. Cain named head
Of state bar association.
Aug. 25-Worker on North Dakota
capitol building killed in fall from
scaffold.
Aug. 3l-Three suspended members
Of Stark county board of commits
sioners replaced by acting commits
sioners pending outcome Of removal
!, proceedings.
Sept. 10. G. Soberg, Mohall city
treasurer, commits suicide following
disclosures Of discrepancies in his &C
counts.
| Sept. 5-New capitol building COR
nerstone unveiled.
Famous Aviatrix Killed
Sept. Florence Klingensmith.
Fargo aviatrix, killed in Chicago air
races, buried at Fargo.
Sept. 8-Sixty cars of cattle, valued
at $4,000. move to markets from Kill
deer.
/ Sept. 1l-U. s. Senator Gerald P.
Nye opposes state sales tax law In
speech 1t Sykeston.
Sept. 13LGov. LANCER in speech at
Cakes attacks Sen. Nye's stand against
sales tax.
! Sept. 16-Deadline for signing wheat
allotment applications extended from
Sept. IS to Oct. Is.
| Sept. l9-Attempt to obtain indorse-
ment Of sales tax from agricultural
college faculty and employees fails.
Sept. 20-J. D. Derry Bacon,
Grand Forks, killed in auto mishap:
law transferring 100000 from perma-
nent hail fund to real estate bond in
terest fund held unconstitutional by
state supreme court: Arthur and Cliff
ford johnson, charged with partic-
| ipating In torture" robbery near
Karlsruhe In 1929, apprehended in
Kansas: police investigate finding Of
woman's body, burned In strawstack
! near Webster.
Sept. 22-North Dakota votes in
special election.
Sept. 1S-sales tax, workmen's COM
pensation law, and closed bank law
defeated In special election: beer
legalized, two constitutional amend
ments adopted.
Sept. 25-Nearly complete unofficial
returns show Sunday movies measure
defeated by slight margin; draft Of
Missouri river diversion project pres
ented at Devils Lake meeting.
Sept. Coordination Of federal
relief activities arranged at Bismarck
meeting.
Sept. 30-Auto deaths since Jan. I
total 81, over twice the number dur
ing corresponding period Of 1882.
First Hunting Fatality
Oct. First fatality Of hunting
season occurs at Williston; IS per cent
j, Of North Dakota's wheat acreage re-
ported signed by growers in allot-
ment campaign.
Oct. 2-Executive commit tie OF
Nonpartisan League announce that at
meeting Of most state officials Gov.