The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-03
summary SLAUGHTER
|0F NAZI OFFENDERS
lis Brought TO END
Hitler Will Give Other t'Conspir.
ators" Hearing In Regu.
lar Courts
ORDER effective JULY 2
Won Papen insists He Had Moth
ing to Do with Second
Revolution"
Copyright, 1884, BY The Associated
RrAaRl

Copyright, 1884, BY The Associated
Press)
Berlin, July 3.-Chancellor Hitler
issued an order Tuesday putting IN
end to special measures used to quell
the second revolution" and announc-
ed that henceforth the regular courts
Of justice will handle offenders
against the Nasi regime.
The order was made effective July
2.
Tuesdays Developments In Ger
many:
Chancellor Hitler in Z special order
put an end to extreme measures for
the control Of the second revolution,
announcing that effective July all
offenders against the party would be
dealt with by the regular courts.
The eyes Of the nation were focuss-
ed on Berlin where q cabinet meet
Ing was in session. slated to accept
the resignation Of Vice Chancellor
Franz Won Papen and to replace him
with Hermann Wilhelm 0oering,
Prussian premier.
From Amsterdam q British news
agency reported the former crown
prince had been expelled from Ger
many and had arrived by plane ct
Doom.
Munich was stirred by strong rum
ors Of the death Of the Bavariau
premier, Gustav Won Kahr, who turn
ed against Hitler after plotting with
him In his 1878 beer putsch." It was
said he was shot Saturday.
It was officially stated that the
number Of executions In connection
with Saturdays events was under
SIXTY" but reports continued to insist
that there were many more, mounting
into hundreds.
It became apparent that the Reichs-
wehr Irregular army Is the sole in
strument Of force upon which rests
the Nazi regime.
Vice Chancellor Won Papen, still UNI
der guard, conferred with Hitler be-
fore the cabinet meeting, which he did
not attend.
Hundreds gathered outside the
Chancellory building, silently and
curiously waiting for q glimpse Of the
leader and chance to shout Hell,
Hitler"
As the smoke Of the week END
firing cleared up, It became apparent
that the "conspirac. to overthrow
the present Nazi regime was grouped
In three major circles. These appar-
emily did not act in concert, nor
were their programs identical.
Broadly speaking, these centers
were grouped around three names -
Ernst Roehm, head Of the storm
troops: General Kurt Won Schleicher
and Herr Klausener, head Of the
Catholic action party.
Three Groups Involved
Roehm and his storm troops were in
rebellion partly because they did not
get the places in the Reichswehr to
which they aSpired, and partly be-
cause Hitler's economic program was
not radical enough.
A second group, In which was Cen
eral Won 6chleicher, regarded Ger
manys foreign political course as dis
astrous.
The third group. headed by Klau-
sener, was that Of religious persons,
chiefly Catholic, who viewed the
spread Of what was termed "Neo-
Atheism" with grave alarm.
Vice Chancellor Won Papen insists
he had nothing to do with these Con
spiracies" and In fact remained SUI
premely loyal to Hitler himself.
The appointment Of Hermann VIII
helm 0oering Is vice chancellor Of
Germany Is an assured fact, one Of
his closest oollaboFators stated Tues
day.
The resignation or removal Of Franz
Won Papen to make way for doering
was presumably being discussed 1T q
meeting Of the cabinet In the offices
Of Chancellor Hitler.
Announcement Of developments may
be delayed until late Tuesday after
noon. informed sources stated.
Meanwhile the Mani Press depart
ment through it. chiefs issued m Of
fetal estimate Of the number killed
during the second revolution" ct %.
The official list, It was stated. will
b made public . soon 6 . few re-
naming cases still to be judged are
disposed Of.
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