Stark Praises Self At Wisconsin Prosecutor Rally
Republican prosecutor candidate Judson Stark lauded his fearlessness and efficiency at a rally on Washington street. He claimed twenty two deputies, including a dozen more capable than his Democratic opponent, would handle duties and criticized Democratic charges as true while pledging to send criminals to the penitentiary. He blamed higher ups for city crime and noted the business depression while praising opponent Herbert Wilson as a nice young man.
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Mary Garden Returns to New York in Red Ensemble
Opera star Mary Garden arrives from Europe aboard a red dressed fashion moment in New York. She confirms rumors of Mediterranean swimming nude, says she will not seek citizenship, and plans to star in a talking picture opera.
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Bishop Cannon Seeks 5 Million in Hearst Libel Suit
Bishop James Cannon Jr files a 5 million libel suit in the District of Columbia against William Randolph Hearst. The complaint alleges defamation from articles in the New York Evening Journal Washington Herald and Los Angeles Examiner and accuses Hearst of a campaign to ruin the bishop and his family.
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Misplaced Coin Ends Own Life in Michigan Village
In Sparta Michigan barbers accept grain as legal tender for haircuts. A grain barter system allows for a bushel of wheat to cover a haircut with 28 cents change, proposed to ease a wheat surplus and money shortage. Separately Ottawa Illinois reports George Jakobsen a railroad crossing watchman withdrew 1460 dollars fearing bank failure and later believed it stolen.
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Four Detroit Kidnappers Convicted in Abduction Ring
Four more members of Detroit's kidnapping ring were convicted as professional abductors. They aided the abduction of Charles Mattler, a wealthy produce dealer seized in September 1928 and held in a "kidnap castle" attic for six days after his fiancee's home. Mattler was freed when relatives paid $14,800 ransom.
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Detroit
Harry Halli
Charles Mattler
Mattler
Joseph
Legs) Laman
License Business Booms For State Conservation Dept
The annual fish and game division report shows 1930 receipts totaling $337,230.53, a gain of $3,214.97 over 1929. Director Richard Lieber received the report from Walter Shirts, division chief, noting steady license sales despite the depression.
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Walter Shirts
Medicine Dean Moves to Atlantic City for Recovery
I U Medicine Dean to East Dr. Charles P. Emerson Indiana university school of medicine dean has gone to Atlantic City where he is recovering from an operation. Stark promised weeks ago to act on grand jury fraud charges in the May primary. he did not specify plans. Howard Meyer praised ticket candidates and Sheriff George Winkler boasted of road patrols a jail hospital police radio and school safety work.
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Atlantic City
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Grand Jury
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George Winkler
Chamber plans jobless aid distribution conferences
The Chamber of Commerce outlines a three fold plan to aid unemployment. Conferences will start in November to help local manufacturers wholesalers and retailers boost distribution. The plan includes made work jobs for the needy and smarter handling of charity.
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G. M. Williams
Reginald H. Sulllivan
Paul Q. Richey
Honor Pastor at Capitol Avenue M E Reception
The Rev. J. G. Moore pastor of the Capitol Avenue M E church and his family were honored guests at a church reception Thursday night.
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Law School Seniors Elect Woolf President
Law School seniors elected Preston G. Woolf of Indianapolis as president of the Benjamin Harrison law school senior class on Thursday night. Other officers named include George Moore as vice president Mrs Jessie Gremmel sparker as secretary and Edward Cory as treasurer.
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Jessie Gremmelsparker
Edward Cory
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