Judge Moffit Who Secretaries 1886 Michigan Class Calls Reunion
Judge John T. Moffit of Tipton long serving Iowa eighteenth district judge issued a call for the 1886 Michigan university law class to reconvene for a fiftieth anniversary in Ann Arbor in June. The class once had 116 members with many prominent lawyers and judges. one member remains unaccounted for after a fateful 1893 Chicago World’s Fair incident.
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University of Michigan
John T. Moffit
Tennyson
Tipton
Iowa
Ann Arbor
Mich
America
Judge Moffit
Alumni Association
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New York
California
United States
Indiana
Nebraska
Moffit
D. J. Haff
Kansas City
Supreme Court
Chicago
Ann ‘Arbor
Alexander Ruthven
Bar of
State Supreme Court
Mechanicsville
Cornell College
Cornell
Escaped Convict Beavers Captured in Oklahoma Mountain Hideout
Claude Beavers, a leader in a prison break that killed one guard and wounded another, was found in a mountain hideout 35 miles southeast of McAlester, surrendered after a bloodhound-trail pursuit. Two other escapees remain at large as a 50-strong posse hunts them.
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Mcalester
Okla
INS
Claude Beavers
Beavers
Here
Boston
Desperado
Baying Hound
Uranus Distance From Sun Ranges At 1,888 Million Miles
The article notes Uranus as the seventh major planet from the sun with a distance of about 1,888 million miles. The statement emphasizes the planet's orbital position and vast separation from the sun.
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Uranus
Fort May Challenge Votes for Hoffman
Newark AP Fort would challenge Governor Hoffman over Hudson county results in the Republican delegate at large race. Hoffman's 24 919 votes in Hudson led the field while Fort had 7 963. Edge Duffield Conklin and Hoffman totals shown with Landon leading Borah statewide.
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Newark
N. J
Franklin W. Fort
Harold G. Hoffman
Hoffman
Hudson County
Hudson
Fort
Walter E. Edge
Edward D. Duffield
Edna B. Conklin
Alfred M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Borah
Coughlin Backing Three Iowa Congressional Hopefuls
Iowa members of the National Union for Social Justice meet in Des Moines for a state convention. They have no agreement with Rev. Charles E. Coughlin on endorsing three Iowa candidates as Detroit priest via L. M. Peet indicates he favors renomination of Rep. B. M. Jacobsen by second.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Coughlin
Detroit
L. M. Peet
B. M. Jacobsen
Doan's Pills touted to flush kidneys 15 miles of tubes
Medical claim describes kidneys containing 15 miles of tubules and urges Doan's Pills for relief from urinary discomfort. Warns of backache leg pains and swelling if kidneys fail to empty 3 pints daily, and promotes purchase at drugstores.
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Doan
District Democrats Back Wearin and Willford in Iowa Races
The Seventh District Democrats renominate Rep. Otha D. Wearin and nominate A. C. Willford as the Third District candidate. Father Coughlin favors these three for their records and votes on the Frazier-Lemke bill. District conventions had backed Koob over Jacobsen, Petty over Wearin, and Reed over Willford. State delegates may weigh the splits at the Sun Gay convention with 3000 of 70000 union members expected. U S Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma will address at 2:30 p.m.
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Otha D. Wearin
A. C. Willford
Iowa
Peet
Father Coughlin
Jacobsen
Wearin
Social Justice Union
George Koob
Charles E. Petty
W. A. Reed
Willford
Coughlin
Sun Gay
United States
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Oil Viscosity Affects Engine Purring and Wear
If oil remains thick and flows slowly the engine suffers wear. Engines can lose their smooth new-car purr and may later require piston rings bearings and other parts replacements.
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