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

Nov. "A. G. Townley and q. 8.
Senator Lynn j. Frazier urged Town
ley industrial plan in speeches at
Dickinson.
Nov. +Federal grand jury gives
State Treasurer Dale clean bill in
beer petition case: snow blankets
North Dakota.
Nov. Cap E. Miller. Fargo, ad-
vanced by friends as candidate for
U. s. senator on Democratic ticket.
Nov. ll-Highway contracts for
100000 bring to $l,S00,000 work let
under national recovery road program.
Nov. Incomplete reorganization Of
agricultural college executive and
teaching staff announced.
That Pillsbury Payment
Nov. l7-Gov. LANCER lifts embargo
on durum wheat shipments for six
days: Ludwig Peterson appointed
manager of state mill and elevator at
stormy industrial commission session:
payment Of $1,000 to Pillsbury Engi-
neering Co., for plans and specifica-
tions for proposed power plant at pri-
son approved by board of admins
tration and industrial commission.
Nov. l8-Miss Nell Rose. Ward
county register Of deeds, charged with
embezzlement.
Nov. 20-T. H. H. Thoresen, Grand
Forks, announces he is candidate for
Republican nomination for governor:
farm strikers halt stock shipments at
Rock Lake and Belfield.
Nov. 22-State conference Of relief
administrators outlines details Of
civil works program and Jobs are al
lotted to counties; plans for initial
ing three measures and one constitu-
tional amendment to curb governor
powers laid at Fargo: representatives
Of eight north central states ask
81, 500 900 federal funds to fight grass
hopper plague.
Nov. 24-More than 5000 persons
meet at Devils Lake In interests OF
Missouri river diversion project, with
Major Philip B. Fleming, army engi-
neer. attending.
Nov. 27-Beer license fees and
stamp tax under new beer law total
$4,000.
Nov. 28-Gov. LANCER orders Slerlffs
and county auditors to desist from
issuing foreclosure or tax deeds IN
proceedings affecting farm homes,
lands farmed and homes in cities.
Nov. 29-Judge G. BUTTE orders r. E.
Wenzel reinstated as workmen's COM
pensation commissioner, but holds re-
moval hearing for cause is legal.
Dec. 2-E. j. Heising, manager OF
state hail department, admits $3.50
defalcation in department funds: Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd and their three chill
dren, farmers near Eckelsoa, killed In
grade crossing crash: LANCER issues
two proclamationS to prevent dispos-
session Of homes and personal prop
erty Of needy.
Dec. 4-Million dollar dam project
at Bowman approved in district cleo
ton: national guardsmen continue ut
hail department as audit begins; six
former Minot city commissioners and
former city treasurer named IN
criminal complaints: plans to send
100 delegates to Washington to urge
federal loan for A. G. Townley indus
trial proposal voted at Bismarck
meeting, at which Gov. LANCER voices
approval.
Check wheat Figures
Dec. 5-Drive to wipe out 100000
acre overrun begun by wheat allot-
ment groups.
Dec. 6-R. E. Wenzel restored to Of
flee as governor revokes suspension
order: Gov. LANCER proclaims embargo
on beef cattle. lifts wheat embargo for
10 days.
Dec. 7.-R. E. Wenzel custer hear
ing opens before special commission
er at Bismarck: Commissioner OF
Agriculture and Labor HUSKY attacks
beef embargo; life sentence Of Ray
mond Potter, Bismarck, convicted OF
murder, reduced to second degree
murder.
Dec. 8-Joe Throndson, Grand
Forks, serving life term for murder,
paroled: practically all North Dakota
banks apply for membership in fed
eral deposit insurance corporation:
John Nystul, chairman Of Nonparti-
san League executive committee,
opens attack on Gov. LANCER IN
speech ct Forman; approximately
1900 North Dasotans at work on
civil works projects.
Dec. o-Clifford and Arthur john
son, brothers, convicted at Towner
for torture" robbery; Townley cara