Pilgrimage South and Cuba Travel Costs
The article discusses road vs car travel south including Cuba access, noting lower costs per mile by car, hotel and meal savings, and questions about Cuba prices. It mentions the Havana to eastern Cuba highway, tourism appeal, and compares Indies to Riviera. It also covers Michigan politics with Gov Green and Mr Brucker, plus railroad fare experiments by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Pacific R A, urging lower rail fares and fair bus taxes, and ends with railroad stock context.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Pacific R. A
Wisconsin
President Hoover urges immediate wartime-like public works spending
President Hoover asked Congress to appropriate 1,000,000 to 150,000,000 at once to accelerate employment through rivers and harbors, public buildings, and highways over six months. He also sought seed and feed loans for drought-stricken farmers while urging fiscal restraint and continued tax relief.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
State of the Union
House
Senate
Michigan to form panel on election law changes
A commission to review Michigan election laws, focusing on the primary recall and corrupt practices provisions, was appointed by the state administrative board. Governor elect Brucker commented, with members including Senator Claude Stevens and Rep Vernon Brown, to study and propose amendments for the 1991 Legislature.
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Lansing
Mich
Dee
Upi
State Administrative Board
Wil- Epbeatker
Brucker
Michigan
Claude H. Stevens
Detroit
Vernon J. Brown
Mason
Clark Brown
Department of State
Oakley E. Distin
City of
Grand Rapids
John T. Caswell
East Lansing
James K. Pollock
Political Science University of Michigan
Wall Street Downturn After Hoover Message Amid Gains
Wall Street opened higher on Hoover's congress message but profits trimmed gains by mid-session. Volume lingered around a million shares, with later trading turning sharper as prices in steel stocks rose. Cotton and grain futures advanced, copper shares inched up, and Butte Copper spiked before pulling back amid market adjustments.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
Wall Street
Hoover
Congress
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Cleveland
Butte Copper
Greene Cananea
Shoreline Ownership Opinion Swings Thousands of Miles
Michigan Supreme Court rules that while the state holds title to relicted lands along Lake Michigan shorelines, it cannot use or permit uses that devalue private riparian ownership. The decision overturns the Baird-Cavanaugh ruling, overruling prior meander-line limitations and effectively enabling private ownership to reach water edges. Three justices' opinions concur, with the court reexaming relic lands amid state government concerns on legal clarity and property rights.
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Lansing
Hee
Supreme! Court
Tepecigion
Baird- Cavanaugh
Ise
Supreme Court
Baird-Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Louis H. Fead
Walter H. North
George M. Clark
Henry M. Butvel
Nelson Sharpe
Fead
John §. McDonald
Howard Wiest
John R. Hill
Herman H. Weber
Lake Michigan
Missing aviatrix found safe after forced landing
Mrs. Keith-Miller an Australian aviatrix was rescued after a high wind forced a landing on Andros Island near Nassau. She landed about 150 miles east of Havana Miami route, remained with natives until a fishing boat brought her to Andros, then to Nassau. Her flight continues toward Miami and her plane was undamaged.
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Bahama Islands
Havana
Miami
Keith-Miller
Andros Island
Havana-Miami
Andrassland
Nassau
ith-Miller
Kelth-Miller
Andros I-land
Bahamas
Bimini
Robert Moore
Curtiss~ Wright Flying Service
Billings and Mooney to Continue Fight in Pardon Bid
San Francisco December 2. Friends of Warren Billings and Thomas Mooney plan to press their 14 year fight for freedom after the state supreme court refused to recommend a pardon. The court vote was six to one with Justice Langdon dissenting. Mary Gallagher of the Mooney Defense League said the effort would continue. Rana Mooney, Tom’s wife, agreed. A slim chance remains with Governor Rolph set to take office January 15.
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San Francisco
Calif
Warren K. Billings
Thomas J. Mooney
State Supreme Court
Billings
Mooney
William H. Langdon
Mary Gallagher
Mooney Defense League
Rana Mooney
Tom
Young
James Rolph Jr
Davis sworn in as Pennsylvania senator amid committee clash
James J. Davis of Pennsylvania was sworn in as senator despite objections from Nye of the campaign expenditures committee. The 4 to 58 vote seated Davis after discussions over immediate action, with Reed escorting him to the desk and Curtis presiding. Nye plans further inquiry into expenditures, estimated around 629000 for the Davis ticket in Pennsylvania primaries.
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Nye
Washington
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Davis
David A. Reed
William 8. Ware
Curtis
Susgined
Reed
Newberry
Senate
Dravis
Oakland County Equalization Upheld by Court
The Michigan Supreme Court sustained Oakland county equalization of 45 approved by the board of supervisors on November 10, denying a writ of certiorari by William H. Paddison supervisor of Oxford township. The ruling follows a lower court decision and confirms the county board’s approval of the equalization figure despite questions of quorum.
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Lansing
Mich
Oakland County
Board of Supervisors
Supreme Court
William H. Paddison
Oxford Township
Wort tax ruling: 25 cents per gallon upheld
Lansing December 2 The state supreme court ruled the secretary of state interpretation of the 1929 malt tax act erroneous. The state has collected six cents per gallon on wort when the law specifies 25 cents per gallon, holding that only the solid matter was intended to be taxed.
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Lansing
U.P
Secretary of State
State Supreme Court
Levi Page trial heads toward lengthy finish in $5,000 suit
Circuit court enters second day as Levi A Page seeks $5,000 from Paul Ricketts after a head on collision near Marshall at US 12 and Duck Lake road in August 1929. Page, injured and in a wheelchair, testifies to his version while Ricketts and a witness offer opposing accounts.
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Levi A. Page
Paul Rickets
Messrs. Page and
Ricketts
Duck Lake Road
Marshall
Page
Anna Brown
East Mansion Street
Duck Jake Road
Buick
Pages
Ford
Phiimber
I-12
Entor
Goyles
Christmas Club Checks Total $32 000 for Marshall Area
The Christmas Money Club distributed checks totaling about $32,000 to residents of Marshall and nearby. First National mailed about $16,255.81 and Commercial Savings issued just over $16,000. This year’s total closely matches last year’s roughly $33,000, reflecting better conditions.
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Christmas Money Club
Marshall
First National Bank
Commercial Savings Bank
State May Get 4 ½ Million Federal Highway Money
LANSING Dec 2 Congress may release 4 ½ million dollars in federal highway funds to Michigan for winter preliminary construction. Governor Green says Sen James Couzens will push for immediate action in Washington with aim to relieve unemployment. If Michigan wins, the funds cover grading drainage and other winter work on concrete highway projects.
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Lansing
U.P
Michigan
Washington
James Couzens
Green
Federal Treasury
Sen, Couzens
Sen. Couzens
Weather Summary East Landing December Cold Snap
The region from the Mississippi east to the Atlantic is cold with many stations in Michigan reporting sub zero readings including a local low of minus 26. A high pressure system moves southeast from the Ohio valley toward the middle Atlantic states while a low pressure area over the Dakotas advances toward the upper Mississippi valley and lake region. Warmer but unsettled conditions with some snow expected tonight into Wednesday as the disturbance crosses the Great Lakes. Sun sets 5 04, rises 7 52 tomorrow. Detroit forecast calls for snow tonight and Wednesday with warmer tonight and colder in the far north on Wednesday.
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East Landing
W.pi
Mississippi River
Atlantic Coast
Michigan
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Lake Region
Dakotas
British Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Great Lakes
Paper delivery notice incomplete phrase repeats
Notice requests readers to report missing delivery by a specified time and provides a contact number, though text is garbled. It mentions calls not answered after a certain hour and includes stray words suggesting a delivery service notice. The readable parts indicate a standard paper delivery alert for undelivered editions.
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Lanaing
Florida
Cuba
Westy Indies
Italian Riviera
Indies
Mr. Brucker
State House
Gov. Green
New York Central
Frank Eddy
UN Pdt
President
Ree Young
Gary
Capitol
Androus Island
Keith- Miller
Jas. J. Davis
Levi Page
Louisiana State
Huey P. Lang
Tulane
Lang
Marshall Banks
Duluth
Escanaba
Ludington
Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie
Oak
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