Marriage Stirred by Actress Worthing and Dr Nelson
The marriage of Helen Lee Worthing a former child star and Follies beauty to Dr Fugene Nelson a physician who was rumored to have colored blood in his veins caused a sensation last year. Worthing reportedly left Los Angeles with friends and may sue for divorce. Dr Nelson denied discord saying their relations were amicable though Worthing is said to be in a highly nervous state and a New York canitarium patient.
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Helen Lee Worthing
Acteen
Follies
Fugene
Nelson
New York
Henry Ford Receives Illinois Manufacturers Medal
Henry Ford was awarded a medal by the Illinois Manufacturers Association at a three hour banquet in Chicago. The event featured speeches predicting world prosperity and discussing Prohibition and tariffs while Ford remained quietly composed. Executives Theodore R. Gr ilach B C Forbes and E W Beatty spoke on industry, trade, and US Canada relations.
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Shicago
Des
Henry Ford
Tlinois Manufacturer’s Association
Theodore R. Gri~lach
Association
Ford
United States
Canada
Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
America
Arthur Brisbane
B. C. Forbes
New York
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Paclile Railway
Kellogg Co. 1931 Ad Push Boosts Economic Fightback
The Kellogg Company of Battle Creek increases its advertising appropriation for 1931, arguing that bold promotion will unlock billions in idle cash and spur growth. The piece urges businessmen to fight retrenchment, cites Marshall payroll gains, and predicts 1931 will reward fighters over timid retreat.
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Kellogg Company of
Battle Creek
Kellogg Company
Ings
Vna Ble
Marshall
The
Evening Chronicle
Marshall High Debate Team to Meet Sturgis Thursday
Marshall high school debaters prepare for their third season meet in the Marshall auditorium against Sturgis. A win would boost chances to advance to state elimination rounds. Team members include Eleanor Gesner Harold Rose Lispeth Graff with Don Horton teaching during Miss Neil Sarah's absence.
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Marshall High School
Sturgis
Marshall Auditorium
Marshall
Ben
Marchal
Michigan
Episcopal Clergy Split Over Lindsey Controversy in New York
The New York Episcopal clergy faction splits over the Lindsey marriage controversy with resignations in the New York Church Perqs Association. Dr. Bernard Iddings Bell resigns, condemning the group for bishop-baiting and inviting a disbarred speaker on a moral issue, while liberal clergy expect further resignations from Bishop Manning’s camp.
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New York
William ‘T
Mary King
Ben B Lindsey
Denver
New York Church
Pergs Association
Rome
Bernard Iddings Bell
Columbia University
St. Stephens College
Annandale
N. Xy
Bishop Manning
Bell
Michigan Helps The Unemployed In State Efforts
Lansing reports a splendid cooperative spirit as Michigan seeks to evolve its unemployment problem. Fred Croxton of Hoover's relief commission told a Michigan committee that the state group is led by John K. Boer of the Department of Labor and Industry. The committee includes 22 factory inspectors reassigned to coordinate local club relief efforts in cities and villages.
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Lansing
U.p
Michigan
Fred
Croxton
Hoover
Detectives Hunt for Man Held in Jail
Detroit dispatch reports Nashville district attorney's office secured custody over Sam Walden for the murder of John Joyce. Walden surrendered in Detroit. a Nashville deputy sheriff reportedly abducted co fugitive Perkins Williams and took him to Nashville, prompting disputes between agencies. Vaughn and Mitte confirm ongoing formal transfer and coordination.
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Detroit
u.Pe
Nashville
Walden
Perkins Williams
Willams
Ted Vaughn
Althe
Vaughn
Mitte Vaughn
United Press
Nash Ville
William Kuhn Face Charged With Threats to Miss Wright
Chicago December report says William Kuhn 23, connected to a Wall Street brokerage, is charged with threatening to kidnap and kill Miss Marion Wright 18. Five letters demanding 25000 dollars were sent from a single typewriter at the investment firm. Kuhn denies knowledge of the letters as detectives trace the threats and arrest.
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Chicago
U.H
Willam Kuhn
Pold Coast
John H. “Vie Veday
Kuhn
Wendell
William
Miss Wright
Lester McKay
McKay
William V. Wright
Edgewater Steel Company
France
Secret Six
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
William Knowles
Leo Carr
William Kuhn
Can State Establish Airports Test Case in Lansing
Lansing December 10 URA tests on state power to establish airports. The case questions authority to create or control airfields within state borders and potential jurisdictional limits. Local officials and the attorney general are involved as the suit seeks a ruling on sovereignty versus municipal planning rights.
Mortuary notice for Yokon of Grand Rapids at 43
Yokon of Grand Rapids aged 43 passed away at 11:60 last night at 126 Burr Oak street after four months of pneumonia. He served as a Daring at Camp Custer for sixteen years. Survived by his wife one daughter Ruth his parents and three sisters Mrs Wil-
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Yokon
Grand Rapids
Martin Yokon
Burr Oak Street
Camp Custer
Ruth
Wil
Kellogg Warns World of Chaos If War Returns
Former US Secretary Kellogg, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, warns that western civilization could disappear into universal chaos if involved in another world war. He pleads for lasting peace, recalling four years of carnage and urging nations to fulfill their pledge to abolish war. He says public opinion may force abolition and praises the peace pact and civilization.
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Olaf Myreb
Norway
Uri
Frankb. Kellar
Nobel Hall
United States
Conothier
Paris
Europe
Ketleze
Kellogg
Democrats Attack Hoover Over Unemployment Bill Clash
In Washington on December 10 Democrats led by Senator McKellar attacked President Hoover after the Senate agreed to consider the $100,000,000 unemployment relief bill. The administration bill was moved up following a House passage amid drought and unemployment concerns.
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Wilson
Washington
U.P
Senate
House
McKellar
Jenn
Hoovey
Hoover
Congress
New York Judges Quit as Seabury Inquiry Grows
Six New York judges have resigned or faced removal in a year amid the Seabury Kreem inquiry. Magistrate Francis X McQuade quit while facing questioning over his extra judicial activities as treasurer of the New York Giants. The probe also delved into vice squad finances, noting Lieut Peter J Pfeiffer's bank deposits of 24458.03 against a 20700 income, revealing a 3700 gap. Fourteen more officers were suspended and the total accused by Acuna rose to 37.
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New York
Francis X McQuade
Seabury-Kreel
McQuade
New York Giants
Reseree
Enamuel Sentury
Jass Walker
Peter J. Pfeiffer
Isilor d. Krese
Myles
T Hat Pfelffer
Bank of Manhattan
Chis Mapocha Acuna
Acuna
Hoover to Use Veto Power in 1932 Budget Fight
President Hoover plans to veto or oppose higher unemployment relief and relief spending as Congress passes seed loan and food relief measures. White House aims to trim funding from 60 million to 30 million, avoid extra human food aid, and challenge increased government outlays in a fight shaping up between executive and Congress.
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Paul A. Mallon
United Press
Washington
U.P
White House
Senate
House
Congress
Hoover
Legislative Branch
Treasury
Gary Draves Case Sparks Prohibition Debate
Chicago December 16. The death of 18 year old Arlene Draves after a Gary Indiana drinking party prompted national and state groups to attack alleged lax enforcement. The W C T U blamed spineless Gary officials and urged Governor’s committee action while defending prohibition and urging accountability for bootleggers. Five Gary families have been indicted for murder under state law.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
W. G. TU. Matement
Arlene Draves
Sens
Arlene
Evanston
W. C. TU
Elizabeth T Stanley
Liberty
State Organisation
Coo Holmes
Harry Dehestre
Miss Draves
Prohibition
Stanley
Thele
Leslie
Indiana
Holmes
James M. Ogden
Sugar Doggie and Honey Horsie In Court
New York December 10 The breach of promise suit valued at 250000 in supreme court featured letters from Mile Huerta Rittel to Cannant Hatch of St Joseph Michigan. The letters described the parties as Sugar Doggie and Honey Horsie and were central to the case with attorneys arguing over their meaning and derivation.
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New York
Huerta Rittel
Cannant Hatch
Metal and Iron Man
St. Joseph, Mich
Supreme Dourt
Sugar Dogrie
Honey Horsie
Hatch
Wes
Congress Today Senate and House Committees
Senate continues consideration of the Jones maternity bill while the Indian affairs committee questions interior department officials. Appropriations sub committee to draft a report on the consolidated post office and treasury appropriation. House takes up calendar bills with naval and military affairs hearings and immigration suspension proposals. Joint committee on internal revenue continues mining hearings.
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Senate
Indian Affairs Committee
Interior Department
Appropriations
Consolidated Post Office
Treasury
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Boeing
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue
Weather summary from U S Weather Bureau Detroit forecast
The Weather Bureau reports fair conditions in most areas with light rain in the west gulf states. A disturbance over the upper Mississippi Valley may bring unsettled weather and light rain or snow this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures remain mild in the north with some frost in southern Florida and southeastern states. no major changes expected in 36 hours. Readings include Alpena 34, Chicago 38, Detroit 52, Duluth 34, Sault Ste. Marie 32, Grand Rapids 34, Ludington 34.
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U. S
Lansing
West Gulf States
Middle Northwest
Missesippivale
Out
Canada
Salt Lake
Guil
Florida
Detroit
U.R
Lower
Michigan
Alpena
Chicago
Duluth’ i
Escanaba
Grand Rapids
Ludington
Wette
Sault Ste. Marie
Paper Delivery Notice
Missing paper alert and contact information for delivery, asking readers to notify if paper not received and offering pickup or replacement options.
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Elizabeth Evana Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
William Thomas
Hughes
National Capital
Tllinois Manufacturers’ Ass’n
Kellogg’ Co
Kellogg Co
Ibly
Pfarshah
Arlen Is
Daddy
Michael Arlen
London
Atalanta Mereati
Lindsey
Wm. Kuhn
Dec
Wader
W.C.T.A
Sugar Doggie Honey Horsie
Congress Today
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