Family faces arson terror across towns in Michigan
In a string of fires, a Battle Greek family moved to Athens then Oakland County after being ordered from their home. State and county officers and a utility rep struggled to stop the blazes. The parents moved to live with a relative, leaving children with grandmother while a nursery stock business suffered and older daughters faced relocation. Ongoing probate actions in Battle Greek district concern the case.
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Das
Battle
Atheng
Mich
Ofian Snautance Company
Homse
Athens
Oakland County
Crotser
Jehildtin
Aales
Will Tyes
Dunty
Dramatic death ends career of famed stage figure Chaney
The obituary notes veteran actor Chaney died at age years old from bronchial infection. The funeral procession included Jack and other associates as pallbearers including a Francisco millionaire, a chauffeur, a business manager, an income tax official, and a fellow trouper. The burial and surrounding studio were closed during the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agic
Jack
Smbatg
Dope
Bhat
Francisco
Hig
Ood
Angeles
Atudion
Chaney
Clymer Reported Travel to Smicka Lay and Littl Mahoning
Fragmentary text shows Clymer traveling by 8:00 3:40 and 7:20 BP to Smicka Lay and spending the offering in Littl Mahoning. Names and places are unclear due to OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hara
Smickalay
Littl Mahoning
Diamond Contined From Page One Newswire Record
Dispatches from the Free State ministry indicate Diamond remains aboard the Waltie under escort to Megulan with a millionaire tourist aboard. Officials say he would be arrested on discovery and sent to New York. A London daily reports a thorough search of the vessel found no trace of the gangster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish Free State
Mibiin
Free State
Waltie Eandar
New York
London Daily Herald
Daltic
Public Schools Set to Open with Patrols and New Faculty
Seventh through Senior grades show enrollment projections around 1025, with 1016 last year in two ward buildings. New teachers arrive in Indiana and two ward principals coordinate the program while school boy patrols are reorganized under A A A and Chamber of Commerce guidance. Patrol insignia include white Sam Brown belts and badges on the left breast. Patrols warn motorists to respect pedestrians at cross walks. Burgess Lichteberger warns of heavy fines for reckless driving near schools. The program aims to prevent accidents after the opening, with one minor past incident noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scscissceeey
Wisceesavecens
Esseesesreevaes
Sunlor
Indiana
A. A.A
Chamber of Commerce
Burgess Lichteberger
Five Closed Course Races Feature Fete In Chicago
INS reports at Curtis Airport Chicago Aug 29 five closed course races showcased top aerial talent at National Air races. Lindberghs attended as spectators while Capt Hawks fought stunts and other crews competed in open and free-for-all events. A Dixie Derby winner from St Louis led the women's open ships race with Vera Walker and Laura Ingalls following. Chicago’s Heath topped the civilian free-for-all. The German aviators due to arrive for tomorrow’s events. Lindberghs paused for a brief interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy BH. Dunnins
Curtis Airport
Chicago
Gol
Mra. Lindhergh
Wilhod
Manhattan
Lindh
Lindbergh
Aporteman
Mac Halallp
St. Louis
Washington
Vera Walker
Kansas City
Laura Ingalls
Bt. Lous
B. B. Heath
Lloyd O'Donnall
Sama
Gladys O'Donnell
Met
A. J. Davia
Hast Lansing
Mich
Art Killips
la Grange H
Wolfgang von Gronau
North Atlantic
New York
Halifax
Curtis
Werner Scheuller
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Col. Lindbergh
Junior
Spectacular Drive To Rid Brooklyn Of Racketeers
New York D A Brower orders Brooklyn racketeers and gunmen to leave within 48 hours after talks with police as part of a Brooklyn crackdown on beer caravans, launderers, and slot machines amid the citys B Scandala of 1930. Mayor Walker faces a $260000 slander suit served at City Hall as the Ewald municipal politics probe widens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
James J. Kllgallen
New York
New York City
G. 2. Brower
D. A
Beer Barane
New York State
George Remus
Cincinnati
Middle West
Lear
Brower
Ewald
Jimmy” Walker
Timmy
Walker
Jacob Gash
Martin J. Healy
Tammany
Cash
Eddie Reappears After Ear and Throat Troubles
Eddie, a young patient, returned with an ear abscess in 1029 and again this year after a long absence. Doctors suspect he swallowed a pin causing throat pains and laryngial discomfort. Despite seriousness, physicians hold out hope for early recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Stocks and tickers in scattered 1920s listing
A dense OCR list of stock names and tickers across industries with many garbled terms. Mentions American Can Anaconda Chrysler Coca Cola Reading Kodak Westinghouse and several rail and oil names, plus several unclear figures and fractions embedded in the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison T. S
Bethlehem
Canadian Pacific
Ohio
Chrysler
Coca Cola
General Motor Int
Nickel
Kelvinator
Elec
Willys-Overland Vsyveyvevers
Qurtiso
Wright
Aera Reweee
Ragtman Kodak Grigsby Grano Kenecott Copper
Ipeereereey
Miami Copper
I.cceresveves N.Y. N. T North American
Cyyacene
Radio Corp
Sinclair Oil
Prams
Airways Cess Seas Ees Westinghouss Elec
Wis
Senvees
Penmoald Corp
Alb Pie Ad Pe Bew Teeters
Mind Control and the Separation of Church and State
A speaker argues that law should govern temporal matters while the soul remains under divine allegiance. The state must not intrude on religious domains, and true harmony arises when church and state operate in their own spheres. Freedom of belief is essential to liberty and national progress in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cho
American Republic
Herogs Sheaga
New World
Elders Urge Immediate Adherence to All Gods Commands
The sermon cites Revelation 22:11 urging immediate obedience as justice and holiness must not be delayed. It anchors strength in founders and national growth, warning that delaying may invite inevitable consequences. Elder Clark frames the message as a final ultimatum and a call for steadfast righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Kidnapped Foster Near Valparaiso Reported
A girl was lured into a car by a stranger while playing with friends near Valparaiso last week and has not been seen since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Valparaiso
Sutherland Rampage Leaves Three Dead In Wisconsin Hunt
In Mohawk river valley northwest of Eugene Wisconsin a gunman named Sutherland ambushed deputies and a local officer near a cabin. Deputy Joe Saunders died of a heart wound. Oscar Daley was fatally wounded. Lee Bown and Rodney Reach survived with leg injuries. Sutherland fled into dense timber as bloodhounds were set on his trail. Sheriff Harry Bown vows capture within hours.
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Sutherland
Wien
Dongs
Mohawk River
Eugene
Joe Saunders
Oscar Daley
Lee Bown
Harry Bown
Rodney Reach
Will
Saunders
Bown
Reach
Daley
Hisody
Rutherland
Sheriff Bown
Government Relief Plans Set For Flood and Drought Areas
Local loan programs are to continue through rediscounting by credit banks and adding cooperative associations via the Federal Farm Board. Rate reductions in distressed areas will be sought with railroad cooperation. seed feed and cattle loans up to 800000 dollars limited to Virginia Oklahoma Missouri and Alabama. Periodic crop surveys will guide aid and curb speculation. Red Cross to handle individual cases. Congress to consider further community aid next winter.
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Congress
South Atlantic
Federal Farm Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia
Oklahoma
Missouri
Alabama
American Red Cross
Water May Tests Offered by Indiana Health Department
The Health Department announces an Indiana hotel in Indiana Pa hosting water testing. Residents may submit their water via department officers using department supplied containers. Do not bring samples to the laboratory. This service helps verify drinking water safety and identify contamination concerns.
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Indiana
Hawthorne School Alumni Celebrate Annual County Event
Hawthorne held in the county each year with a large alumni network including educators, clergy, professionals, and businesspeople. The original log school dated to 1840, with later buildings in 1863 and 1882. Closed in 1929, students now attend the consolidated school. An afternoon program led by Karl Black featured speakers Sadie Blue John Shannon and John A. Cathcart Sr followed by a picnic lunch and outdoor games.
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Old School
Hawthorne
Policc!ationis
Karry Black
Beaverdale
Patton Gets Three Padlocks
Judge Nelson McVicar in federal court ordered temporary padlocks on three Patton buildings in Cambria county. Final hearings set for November 3. Named establishments are Miners' Rest hotel at 807 Fourth Avenue, Saloon at 716 Fifth Avenue, and a three story building at Magee and Fifth Avenues. Proprieties and owners listed include Matt Collar Thos Quinn Basil Weakland and Samuel Weakland. Prohibition agents said liquor was purchased on the premises.
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Pittsburgh
Nelson McVicar
Patton
Cambria County
Miners' Rest Hotel
Fourth Avenue
Matt Collar
Fifth Avenue
Thos. Quinn
Magee and
Fifth Avenues
Basil Weakland
Samuel Weakland
Federal Prohibition
Local residents noted in county news roundup
Jown B Bivaile and Mrs Alide Liewallyn of Dbensburg directed the peer for Cambula county. Miss Ray Blight, spepity welfare inspector, etc. Sheriff Hlmet Borland’s health improves. many Indiana and Crawford County figures visited for business and leisure.
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Jown B. Bivaile
Alide” Liewallyn
Dbensburg
Cambula County
Misa Ray Blight
Spitity
Walter Smith
Weat Lebanon
Harl Haskin
Cockport
Indiana
Hlmet Borland
Robert Nesbit
Conemaugh Township
W. Reams
Misa Julian
Gladys Grassell
Shirley
Wadkinsburg
Sablila Lake
Sivilla Geesey
Penn Run
James Speedy
Center Township
Jony
Thomas Moorhead
Glen Campbell
J. K. Repine
Homer Cameron
Cherryhill Township
New Castle
E. M. Westcott
Clearfield
Galion Iron Works and Machiner
Galion
Ohio
Marlon D. Weston
Moore Hotel
Michigan
Ontario
Canada
Mr. Gessler
Arthur Watson
Mre. Watson
Gessler
Frank Womer
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Somerset County
Mre Womer
W. Miller
Silas
Creekside
W. W. Miller
Maple Street
Pittsburgh
Joseph P. Mack
Harvey Orr
Frank Getty
George Nesbit
Hawthorne
Rayne Township
Blaine Short
Department of Animal Industry
Stoneboro
Mercer
Old Detective Held for Court in Pittsburgh Swindle
Pittsburgh, Aug 29. Edwin T. McGough former inspector of police and one of the country's oldest sleuths is held for court on false pretense charges. He and Meyer Geifin are accused of running an automobile insurance racket via the Edwin T. McGough Motor Aid Service Company. They arraigned on charges including offering policy holders insurance against accident towing of disabled cars and other protection. Premiums totaled 29.60 dollars annually.
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Pittsburgh
Edwin T. McGough
McGough
Meyer Geifin
Deaths Charles Richards of Rossiter and Sagamore
Charles Richards 43 died of a disease complication at Adrian Hospital after a three week illness. Born in England and longtime Rossiter resident, he married Agnes Ohson 26 years ago, later worked as a mine watchman at Sagamore. Survived by widow, daughter Violet, brother Walter, sisters Mrs Earhart and Mrs Kline. Funeral plans await.
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Charles Richards
Rossiter
Sagamore
Adrian Hospital
England
William
Sarah Richards
Agnes Oh
Ridgway
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Washington State
A. M. Thomas
Ellwood City
Johnstown
Parish
Charles Carson
Mercy Hospital
Benjamin Wordan
Victor Willette
Pitsburgh
Mia
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Probation Office
Allegheny County
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