Wall Street Rally and Political Vignette on Judge Clark
The piece cites Federal Judge Clark of New Jersey and his ruling on the fifteenth amendment, arguing public opinion should settle such questions. It notes a stock market rally, short-covering, and a general rise in confidence, with mentions of General Motors car sales and world cotton supply. It also references dissensions in Lansing and names key state officials on the governor’s incoming administration.
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Bears
Wall Street
Shorts
New York
General Motors
Lansing
State Addministrative Board
Frank Fitzgerald
Howard Lawrence
Grover Dillman
Congress Today UK Senate Pursues Bills and Inquiries
Congress Today reports the UK Senate continues with maternity and child welfare debate while committees study pending bills. Naval committee begins review of the naval building program. Election funding inquiries resume, with an inquiry into Pennsylvania campaign finances. Agricultural department appropriation and military affairs are noted amid broader government activity. Palo Verde Valley appears in passing.
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Naval Committee
Election Fund
Pennsylvania
Return of Rev R F Kelcher to Momence Episcopal Church
The Momence Press-Reporter reports Rev R F Belcher of Columbus Ind is likely to become rector of the Episcopal church in Momence, with vestry pledges and strong local support. He previously served here and left for Marshall Mich, later guiding a Columbus parish before returning to Momence after January 1. Residents expect him and Mrs Kelcher to reunite with the community once pledged funds are secured.
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R. F. Keicher
Trinity Episcopal
Belcher
Tere
Kelcher
Momence
Marshall
Mich
Indianapolis
Reicher
Columbus
Kelehern
Harrand Set Free by Michigan Supreme Court
Frank Harrand an $8 Cadillac farmer released from Wexford county jail under $500 bond by order of the Michigan Supreme Court. Harrand had been jailed for contempt after failing to name the source of liquor leading to intoxication charges. Case headed for January term. dispute over authority and prior leniency for liquor suppliers.
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Lansing
Mich
Frank Harrand
Cadillac Farmer
Wexford County
Recorder's Court
E. J. Millington
State Supreme Court
Harland
Michigan
Millington
Harrand
Scott Free
Circuit Court
Fred
Lamb
Cadillac Friends
2. Tribune
A. W. Penny
Penny
Oklahoma Oil Well Ablaze Again at Wewoka
The Deep Neck Oil Company No 1 Douglas well in Wewoka Oklahoma reignited in a gas fire. Crews fought the blaze aided by Tulsa firefighters after the well feed of 60 million cubic feet of gas erupted skyward.
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Wewoka
Okla
Deep Neck Oil Company
Douglas
Metar
Tulsa
Wilcox
Asbestos Suila
DeMolay Conclave Names New Officers and Plans
DeMolay conclave in Kansas City selects Benitle Hopkins and Clarence Thunder as new officers. John C NeedsHam and James Kajoni will supervise activity and membership programs for three months. Elgin Mifflin, past grand high priest, leads Michigans DeMolay amidst a statewide 3500+ member base.
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Hopkins
Clarence
Thunder
Chi
John .C._ Needs
Ham
Royal
Ar Mesons
Visory Catinet
James Kajoni
Order
D Terhatiorial ‘Organi
Kansas City
Elgin Mifflin
Lansing
Royal Arch Masons of
Michigen
Walsh to Probe Lease Oil Lands
Senator Walsh of Montana urged the Senate Public Lands Committee to authorize a preliminary inquiry into alleged improvident or unlawful oil land transfers in Colorado. The Interior Department had investigated and found charges baseless, but Walsh pressed for a broader look to decide if a full inquiry is needed.
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Washington
Walsh
Tana
Colorado
Kelly
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Senate
Greetings to Am Legion Posts from 10000 feet
From a 32 passenger plane over the Golden Gate, radio linked greetings were sent to American Legion Posts worldwide. Fourteen minutes later replies arrived from ships at sea and from Paris, Guam, Buenos Aires, New York, Honolulu, Manila and London. Bob Gearhart California commander led the effort, messages routed via Palo Alto to New York and London, tying into an international network by telephone and telegraph.
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San Francisco
J.P
Golden Gate
American Legion
Paris
Guam
Buenos Aires
New York
Honolulu
Manila
London
Bob” W. Gearhart
California
Palo Alto
Ras' Atanga
Buckley Case Brings Murder Probe And Gang Raid To Fore
Detroit grand jury hearing the Buckley murder will also probe the 22 year old soubrette Margaret Owen who claims she lured Buckley to a downtown hotel lobby. Prosecutor K Bucby said Owen will be called when physically fit. In other actions, 13 gangsters were rounded up in two raids and a fortified Wyandotte garage was seized with armored turret and firearms. Sam Bagonia and his wife were arrested. Bagonia sent a 15000 dollar draft to Ted Pizzino, linking him to Buckley’s slaying.
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Detroit
Mich
U.phil
Jerry Iy
Margaret Owen
Bursoubrette
Ahe
Buckley
K. Bucby
Re- Be Hospital
Miss Owen
Wyandotte
Sam Bagonia
Ted Pizzino
Bagonis
Betty
Malden Avenue
Bagonia
Pizzino
New York
Jerry Buckley
Licavell
Mack Avenue
Charity Program Realizes 71 Dollars at High School
United Charities collected the entire gross receipts of 71 dollars from last night’s entertainment at the high school auditorium before the Red Arrow auction. The program featured Melody Four with Gaylord Potter and others, readings by Mrs. Thomas Barningham, songs by Harry Hacker, and a dancing tumbling group from Cold Water state school.
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United Charities
Melody
Gaylord Potter
W. Marshall Near
Charles Gauss
Bruce O'Leary
Near Inter
Kellogg
Albion College Conservatory of Music
Charming Chioe
Tally Ho
Thomas Barningham
Harry Hacker
Merril Louis
Monday Club
Coldwater State School
The
Chicago Judge Rejects Clark Ruling As Meritless
Federal Judge Walter C. Lindley in Chicago dismisses the New Jersey judge William T. Clark’s opinion on the 18th amendment as without merit. Lindley overruled a motion to quash an indictment against George Mortis of Streator for operating a still, noting no basis to infer framers intended mandatory convention submission.
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Chicago
William T. Clark
New Jersey
Walter C. Lindley
Lindley
Clark
George Mortis
Streat Jor, Til
News Jersey
Justice Collett Removed by Governor Green
Governor Green announced the removal of C. K. Collett, justice of the peace in Brighton, after a hearing with Judge Willis L. Lyons. Green said Collett was unfamiliar with law and procedures, handling traffic cases improperly while noting Collett is seventy and has had little legal training. He added no reflection on Collett’s honesty or integrity.
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Clark
United States
Lansing
Mich
Green
C.K. Collett
Brighton
Collett
Willis L. Lyons
Livingston County
Seven Lost When Launch Capsized at Dillon's Beach
A leisure launch capsized off Dillon's Beach as a swift current swept it out to sea. Seven people including Jack Frees his wife and four children were feared drowned after the motor failed and the boat was pulled toward the tide. Grant and Armand Gray aided two rescued fishermen and swam to shore as searchers scoured the coast all night for the missing.
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Gal
Goast
Wil
Jack Frees
Gener
Aunel
Helen
Mary
Augustine
Manuel
Daniel
Gertrude
Virginia
Marshall
Grant
Armand Gray
Autos Risky Man Killed by Runaway Team
Mich Dec 19 an oldtimer Reinhold Stuur 6 believed automobiles were risky was killed last night by a runaway team. His body tangled in the reins and the frightened horses dragged him 30 feet. He leaves a sister Mrs Esther Binger Kalamazoo and two brothers Frank Kalamazoo and Gustave Bremen Ind.
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Azoo
Mich
Reinhold Stuur
Esther Binger
Kalamazoo
Frank
Gustave
Bremen
Ind
Funeral service for Joseph Warner Pringle held at 2:30 pm
The funeral of Joseph Warner Pringle was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from the family home, with services conducted locally and attended by relatives and mourners.
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Joseph Warner Pringle
Local Pupils Excel In Public School Tests
Marshall grade school pupils posted averages well above national figures in a public school achievement test directed by Supt. H. W. Holmes. Third to eighth graders faced subjects in reading language spelling and arithmetic with varying difficulty. Overall Marshall students exceeded national averages in each grade and subject except for third grade reasoning arithmetic.
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Marshall
Supt. H. W. Holmes
Respite Granted to Michigan Man Awaiting Execution
Governor Fisher issued a respite delaying Wilfred Flood alias Fred Wilkins alias Fred Lipski, a Michigan man, from Dec 29, 1930, to Feb 1931, to allow for clemency proceedings. Flood was convicted of first degree murder for killing a gasoline station attendant near Wilkes-Barre. The execution had been upheld by the state Supreme Court and was stayed to consider commutation to life imprisonment before the state pardon board in February.
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Harrisburg
Fisher
Wilfred Flood
Fred Wilkins
Fred Lipski
Michizan
Tip Weel
Flood
Wilkes Barre
State Supreme Court
Beard
Weather forecast for Lower Michigan and Midwest region
The low pressure system over Minnesota spreads southeast over Michigan bringing light Snow in eastern parts. Temperatures rise above freezing statewide with fair to mild conditions in western regions. Snow is expected in the next hours with colder air in the west and north. Wind variable to southwest, followed by more snow and cloudy skies tonight into Saturday. Readings: low around minus 3, high near 36.
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Lansing
Mich
iUpi
Minnesota
Hee
Vallley
Michigan
Canada
Atlanta
Detroit
Lower
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