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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1927

Page

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Isabella County Supervisors Debate County Hospital Plans

Isabella County Board of Supervisors discussed hospital needs and heard a committee report urging no immediate action but proposing a legal opinion on regulatory options for funding surgical care. A subsequent committee was tasked to arrange care pathways with a suitable hospital and authorize payments, with audits assigned to county offices.

Isabella County Board of Supervisors Court House Enuyty Board of Supervisors Isabella Hills Willys Genuiny Thomas Sampson Telven Isabella ‘County Stile Michigan AMG Nin University ‘Hospital Ann ‘Arbor Agg L. Winslow P G. Hills Willis Genuinn S Shomas Sampson Councy

Girl Flyer Sets City to City Flight Record

Miss Jtil Nichols a 24 year old society figure completed a nonstop 1800 mile flight from New York to Miami in 12 hours 15 minutes with Rogers Air Service president Harry Rogers and Major M K Tee. She landed at Biscayne Bay at 8 15 p m and was taken to the Royal Palm hotel where a civic dinner honored her. Mayor E G Sewell said her climb would launch regular non stop weekend service from New York to Miami amid a $300000000 development push.

Miami Florida U.P New York Jtil Nichols Iwiiy. Millss. Nichols Harry Roier S Rogers Air M. K. Tee von Biscayne Bay Hinde Royal Palm Hotel Vicwars E. G. Sewell

Michigan boat king to challenge for world title

Lake St. Clair Yachting Association reports Michige Lodge plans a bid for the world championship with a new boat after a recent meeting in Mt Glemens. He will race the Debutante of Oshkosh, Wisconsin, February 12 in Oshkosh, pursuing the title as the Debutante led the Hilo before beating her for the state crown. The new craft, canvas sail area 13,000 square feet, aims to surpass the Debutante’s 13 mph record and may sail soon after launch. The world championship could move to Madison, Wisconsin, for a one boat limit event beginning January 1.

Glemens Mich U.P Joseph B. Lodge Michigan King Will New Hoat Oshkosh Wis Nan Lodge Hilo Kalamazoo Elfampion Pebutante Sh. Turn Detee Madison Bhy Icu

C F Holds Installation of Officers

Wednesday evening members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs installed officers. Joseph Shaw served as district deputy grand marshal and Mrs Anina Perry acted as deputy grand marshal. New officers include Rint Hewitt as noble grand, Alvin Nettle as vice grand, and a roster of line and staff officers. Rebekahs followed with Rosa Roberts as noble grand and Leona Sanders as vice grand among others.

Tahlitty Pleabant Odd Fellows Joseph Shaw Fiarshal Anina Perry Didtritt Rint Hewitt Nobie Alvin Nettle M.G. Hunt Seulty M. Stacy Finageial Sues Retlly P. J.surbicon Treachett Alert Ralph Wixson Guardian M. F. Brown B. F. Hafer Seene Lawrence Tanner Rebekahs Rosa Roberts Leona Sanders Blanche Struble Jurinie Keith Mabel Stacy Fern Swan Laura Ohmens Flora Whitaker Cora Fair Anni Perry Noble Grand Virgeline Hunt Edith Depuy Vice Grand Ethel Fall Tevand Dora ‘Dagget

Lindbergh Reps Set Sail For Nicaragua City

Lindbergh’s envoy Colonel Chass A. Lindbeth departed from TAGUCIGALPA Honduras bound for Managua Nicaragua seen as part of US efforts amid ongoing fighting between Marines and Nicaraguan rebels. He planned a coastal route via Leon to avoid active war zones. The envoy’s day included receptions congress and a presidential ball signaling a successful goodwill mission.

Tagucigalpa Honduras Chass A. Lindbeth United States Managua Nicaragua Lindbergh Leon Piente Congress Good Avil

Marines Scout With Machine Gun Company Amid Nicaragua War

United States Marines dispatch a machine gun company toward Nicaragua to bolster operations against Sandino’s forces. Plans include Fokker aircraft for ammo transport and evacuating wounded soldiers as Senate weighs a resolution condemning U S Marine actions and calls for a foreign relations inquiry.

Managua Nicaragua United States Marines Augustine Sandino Alanya Sof Sandino Ang Quai Fokker Washington U.2 United States Marine Corps Congress Gtnate Senate Wheeler Montana LaFollette Licket Navy Department Hampton Roads Charleston South Carolina San Diego California Nicaraptia

Big Ten Backfield Candidates Seek Double Numbers

Chicago notes Big Ten backfield prospects aiming for double digit numbers when the season opens. Former players such as Cotlon Wilcox Purdue 99 Pest Welch Purdue 33 Jud Timm Illinois 65 Fritz Humbert Illinois 66 and Garland Grangs Illinois 22 are cited as examples of eleventh multiples and past wearers. Red Grang is mentioned as the first to achieve the eleven multiple with his famed jersey.

Chicago Jain Cot- Lon Wilcox Purdue Pest Welch Jud Timm Ilinois Fritz Humbert Garland Grangs Illinois Red Grang

Three Bodies Identified From Sunken Sub S-4 Crash

Navy officials identified the first three bodies from the sunken submarine S-4. Lieut. Commander Roy K. Jones, Lt. Joseph McGinley, and Chief Machinist Mate Aaron Hodes were found in the engine room, fully clothed, drowned. Fingerprint analysis confirmed identities and next of kin were notified.

Washington Nan U.R Roy K. Jones Liceul Joseph McGinley Aaron Hodes Navy Department Navy Bureau Wvopes Bushnell

Auto Scramble Gains Pace At Detroit Show

Detroit news reports auto scramble in full force with new models from Pontiac Dodge Hupp and Studebaker. Pontiac celebrates its second anniversary with a radiator to tail light design and a water proof radiator, while Dodge promotes the Victory with prices from 1045 to 1170. Hupp unveils the New Century High and improved Six, Studebaker debuts the New President with more surprises planned at the New York show.

Detroit Ian U.P Dodge Brothers Hupp Studebaker Corporation New York

Indians Meet Greenville Here Friday Night

Mt Pleasant prepares for a home game as the Indians host Greenville on Friday night at 8. A preliminary at 7 15 features Mt Pleasant reserves. Greenville, a tough rival, has defeated the Indians on Greenville’s court before and the home team hopes to snap that streak. The Indians have sharpened passing and offense midseason.

Greenville Indians Mt. Pleasant

Lindbergh Accepts Haiti Visit Invitation

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh accepted an invitation from the Haitian government to visit Haiti. He has not decided whether to stop in Haiti on the way from Panama to Havana or visit Cuba first, as advised by the American embassy in Honduras.

Washington U.P Charles A. Lindbergh Hailium State Department Honduras Haiti Panama Havana Cuba

Bowling Scores Update and Winners Report

Wednesday bowling scores show the Senators beating the Heat and Athletics in a three game format. Senators totals 2872 with 805 768 799. Athletics total 2765 with 770 791 854. Indian and Heat scores listed as 2228 and 200 scores respectively.

Itowas Senators

Hollister Denies Confession in Haton Killing

John Hollister repudiates a confession in the shooting of Baton County deputy sheriff Cleo Platt near Charlotte on December 17. He says the confession was a lie meant to get even with four local youths who refused to help him loot robberies.

Battle Creek Jin U.P Cleo Platt Baton County Charlotte John Hollister Lobster Quintat Hollister

Warthin Tells Delegates Health Gate at Wrong End

Battle Creek conference on race betterment ends after Dr Ay Worthin of Michigan urges delegates to start with philosophy of life. He warns forgiveness doctrine harms biology and urges examining ancestors before marriage to prevent defective offspring.

U.P Crotk Ay 8 Worthin University of Michigan Lake Warthin

Justice Flanagan 3 Back From Illness at Hospital

Lansing reports indicate Justice Flanagan, previously ill with pleurisy, is much better and will return to the Chicago hospital he left weeks ago. He had earlier resumed duties at the January term opening but grew more seriously ill again.

Lansing Cain Chicago Altdy Supreme Court

Davidites Win First Round IV Court Battle

Lansing files report that the Davidites won a signal victory as the supreme court denied modification of the writ of prohibition placing the colony under a receiver. The ruling upheld the original receivership order and kept $70,000 bonds with a Benton Harbor bank for Benjamin Purnell’s appearance, with six justices concurring.

Lansing W.pr David Supreme Court Louis Feads Supreme Bench Benton Harbor Benjamin Purnell Flanagan

One Gas Station For Every Hundred In Michigan

Lansing reports a state secretary of state study showing about one filling station for every 100 people. With 9,494 stations and an estimated 6 million population, the finding notes 477 wholesale distributors and 96 plant buyers, plus over 14 million dollars in gas taxes collected in 1927 and an estimated 74 thousand tank cars of gasoline imported in the first 11 months.

Lansing Mich Michigan Goa

Professor Robinson to Offer Winter Salesmanship Extension

Professor F. E. B. Robinson, head of Central State's commercial department, will give a winter term extension course in Salesmanship. The class meets for the first time Saturday evening in one of the college's temporary buildings.

F. EB. Robinson Central State Fox

Haggerty and Smith Clash Over Licenses in Lansing

In Lansing on January 6, Secretary of State Haggerty refused to bypass state law for issuing 1928 automobile license plates. Mayor John W. Smith, a political foe, criticized the enforcement stance as non- enforcement of prohibition laws cited as a factor in Smith’s weak bid for reelection.

Lansing Haggerty State John .W. Smith State Department Fred. W. Green Mr. Smith Smith

Michigan to Launch Immediate Anti-Diphtheria Campaign

Lansing reports a vigorous anti-diphtheria drive by the Michigan Department of Health led by Dr Don M Griswold deputy health commissioner. Immunization campaigns will cover 32 counties as the state battles a rising diphtheria rate after years of decline.

Lansing Mich Janu Michigan Department of Health Don M. Griswold Michigan Griswold State Department Sid

Colonial denial delays court ruling on control transfer

The article notes a distinct rebuff with a denial that grants the colony interim autonomy in administration until the Supreme Court settles the case, likely by year’s end. The move reflects a setback in the receiver’s attempt to take over control.

Supreme Court

Noted Lecturer To Lead Three Day Business Institute

Noted business lecturer V. Griest will conduct a three day campaign under the auspices of the Retail Merchants Institute in Chicago. The program aims to increase efficiency in business methods and foster cooperation among merchants, office workers, teachers, farmers and others. Sessions include noon luncheons and evening lectures at local halls with topics on improving service and winning more trade.

OFC Business Institute Hk. Masonic K. Of.c. Hall W. Griest Merchants Institute Chicago Teachers Institute Griest Chamber of Commerce

Funeral set in Detroit for Mrs. Ira Butterfield

Funeral services will be held in Detroit on Saturday for Mrs. Ira H. Butterfield mother of Kenyon L. Butterfield president of Michigan State College who died in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Butterfield, 86, had been ill for a year and died at the home of her daughter Mrs. George W. Nichols.

Lansing U.R Detroit Ira H. Butterfi Tel Kenyon L. Butterfield Michigan Colle Pittsburgh AF Butterfield George W. Nichols

Rosy outlook for the furniture trade in 1928

Eight hundred buyers from across the country converge on the hundredth Tarstlife Market in session in Chicago. The mood remains optimistic as heavy buying continues and traders expect 1928 to be an exceptionally good year despite the presidential election year. Eastern buyers show heightened activity with large assortments and big shipments.

Tchad Rarids U.P Diady

Second murder count charge seen today in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles a murder indictment against Edward Hickman was expected this afternoon. The grand jury reportedly voted true bills against Hickman and accomplice Wellby Tunt in the Rose Hill drugstore hold up and murder. Hickman pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to the Marion Parker kidnapping and murder. Jerome Walsh, Hickman’s defense attorney, was en route to Kansas City to seek insanity evidence ahead of the January 25 trial.

Los Angeles U.R— A. Segorid Edward Hickman Los Angeles County Grand Jury Ivy Thoms Rose Hill Hickman Wellby Tunt Marion Parker Hunt Sallen Jerome Walsh Brotto Kansas City

High School Games Cancelled This Week

High school games scheduled this week have been canceled due to a threat and delays. Teams’ members have been vaccinated but crowd mixing is prohibited. next game is with Albany on January 13 at Weidman.

Tonia Weidman Eideimié

Auction Sale Near Republic Track Plant Routes

John Leonard & Sons announce a January 10 auction to quit farming. The sale at their residence location 7 miles north and 1 2 mile west of Republic Track plant or 3 miles south and 1 2 mile east of Shepherd includes horses cattle hogs sheep and a large range of implements feed and more. Sale begins at 10 00 a m. J D Helman auctioneer Lloyd McNaughton clerk See sale list in the January issue.

John Léonard. & Sons Yuesidgucé Republic Track Shepherd

Utopia Mythical City Provides Retroactive Tax Breaks

In a fictional locale named Utopia, officials promise retroactive tax reductions across all taxes. The concept highlights a government policy designed to favor past filings and financial relief, framed as a theoretical improvement for residents and businesses.

Utopia

Witness Eva Hickman to Fly to Los Angeles as Star Witness

The article indicates Eva Hickman, mother of the accused boy, will travel to Los Angeles to testify as a key witness for her son. Her testimony is expected to illuminate the normal environment, heredity, and background contributing to the alleged disturbed mindset cited in the case.

Eva Hickman Os Angeles Aktensag

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Gotinty A “A Girl Gotham Michige Boat King C. F Oidfellow Resekath Nicaragua City Quilali Redskins Haton T¢ Hospital Davidites Benun Robinson Haggerty. and Grist Retail Merchants Institute JW. Griest S.C Digs Rosy
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