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

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BY national guardsmen 1T Bismarck
April l7-Havana State bank robbed
Of 5000.
April 18-Langer issues proclama.
tion modifying moratorium to exemp,
regional agricultural credit corpora.
ton loans, RIG loans and crop pro.
auction loans made through depart.
ment Of agriculture; supreme cour,
hears arguments In action contend.
Ing state prohibition laws repealed b
repeal OF the state constitutional dry
provision.
Robber Shot To Death
April l9-Joe Brown, Sioux City
H.. alleged member Of bandit gang
killed by police after robbery ct Val.
ley City; DR.. James p. Aylen, Fargo
appointed superintendent Of institute
for feeble minded ct Grafton to sue
coed A. r. 7. Wylie.
April 2l-Three Burleigh county
commissioners suspended by Langel
pending outcome Of removal proceed.
ings; subsequently, reinstated: recall
petitions against State Senator w. E
Matthaei withdrawn; North Dakota's
quota Of citizen conservation corps
workers placed st $500.
April 22-James Mulloy, secretary
state industrial commission, announces
recall movement against Senate,
Matthaei will 60 forward: North Da.
kota supreme court holds dry laws
are still In effect.
April 24-Five persons X Tiled II
North Dakota In weekend auto &C.
cident; businessmen Of state meet te
draw initiated beer law to replace
legislative beer act.
May Nv. G. T. q. members, meet
ing at Page, begin circulating Of petit
lions to refer legislative beer act.
May 6-Max A. Wishek, Mcintosh
county attorney, ordered by governo,
to show cause why he should not be
removed. Charges later dismissed by
governor.
May 8-General rainfall improves
North Dakota crops: petitions to re-
call Judge w. J. Hutchinson put in
circulation at Cakes following talk by
Gov. LANCER.
May 9-Mrs. Matte steger, and her
mother, Mrs. Rosalia Dodge, murdered
at Beach; Frank Genino arrested;
custer hearing for three Burleigh
county commissioners COMPLETED.
Capitol Building Strike
March l5-Capitol building laborers
go on strike at Bismarck for higher
wages: John Gammons shortages
placed 1t $4,000 by auditors.
May 17-Leonard Hanson, cashier
First National Bank Of Buxton, slain
by bandits.
May ls-Former U. 8. Senator Por-
ter J. McCumber Of North Dakota
dies In Washington.
May 20-State industrial commits
sion abandons prison power plant
project after North Dakota Power and
Light company contracts to furnish
state buildings In Observation-Disclosures
with electricity.
May 23-Four North Dakota chill
dren killed In New Leipzig tornado
May 24-Two injured in capitol
strike riot, IL arrested: two inches
rain bring much needed moisture te
North Dakota.
May 26-Truce effected between
capitol strikers and contractors.
May 27-Legislative beer act sus-
pended by filing Of referendum peti-
lions.
May 3l-Faculty at university rapa
solicitation In state educational In
stitution for administrator news
paper.
June martial law declared in
Bismarck q q result Of capitol strike
guardsmen also halt sponsors Of re-
ferenda from filing petitions with
secretary OF state; solicitor for ad-
ministration newspaper thrown IN
water-filled coulee by university stu
dents at Grand Forks.
Denies Thrust at Petitions
June 2-Capitol strike ended: mar
tial law continues. Secretary Of State
Byrne and State Treasurer Alfred
Dale "freed" from offices where
Ruardsmen had been posted: four laws
enacted by legislature suspended as
referendum petitions reach secretary
Of state by mall. ]. p. Walsh. BIS
marck, indicted by federal grand jury
at Fargo for using mails to defraud
In connection with circulation OF beer
petitions: Gov. LANCER denies national
guardsmen intended to halt filing q
referendum petitions.
June 3-Martial law lifted.
June Postal inspectors investi-
gate national guardsmen action In
preventing referendum petitions from
reaching secretary Of state through
the mails.
June 5-Bismarck and Fargo tie fos
track and field meet championship.
June GO. A. Fraser. former CAPT.
tol commissioner and adtutant gen.
eral, fined for obtaining money by
false pretenses after attorney general
says state took no loss.
June 0-G0IIC 00A4C0S ASAAASSS0A~s -
pointed adjutant general; i. A. Bro
copp, acting adjutant. named assist
ant.
June Estate supreme court rules
law extending period Of redemption
does not apply to mortgages executed
prior to passage Of act, but applies to
mortgages executed and forecloseo
during acts operation.
June l5-Officers Of North Dakota
Taxpayers association. meeting ct
jamestown, condemn sales tax.
June l6-petitions for initiating
new beer law filed with secretary OF
state.
June le-Rain ends heat and dry
spell.
June 20-IIavana State Bank rob-
bed second time In two months: John
aammons embezzlement trial opens.
june 2l-Eight employees OF San
Haven sanatorium dismissed for re-
fusal to contribute to administration
newspaper.
June 22-Dismiseed San Haven