Royal Houses Unite As Marie Jose Marries Humbert in Rome
In a glittering ceremony at the Quirinal palace Pauline chapel, Princess Marie Jose of Belgium wed Crown Prince Humbert of Italy. About 40,000 Italian subjects cheered as kings queens and princes gathered for the historic union, with Mussolini and numerous dignitaries in attendance.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
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Paris
Arctic Patrol Winter Flight Postponed From Selfridge Field
The Army's Arctic Patrol winter flight from Selfridge Field to Spokane and back was postponed due to dangerous conditions. Major Ralph Royce ordered a 10 o'clock officers meeting to discuss feasibility as rain and heavy fog affected the area in Mt. Clemens Michigan.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
Selfridge Field
Spokane
Wash
Ralph Royce
First Pursuit Group
Midland Five Is Beaten by High School Mt Pleasant
Mt Pleasant high school surged in the fourth quarter to defeat Midland 21 to 17 before a large crowd. Spalsbury Pierpont and McClintic led Mt Pleasant in a strong first half while Midland rallied from an 18 to 7 deficit to 18 17 before Floyd Ferris capped the win.
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Midland
A. C. Osborn
Chemical City Boys
Spalsbury
Pierpont
McClintie
Art. Pleasant
Eric Pulkiner
Mt. Pleasant
Osbornites
Floyd Ferris
McClintic
Hutchings
Hardy
Lewis
Fascett
Stein
Gene Tunney May Undergo Kidney Operation
New York January 8 Gene Tunney may need kidney surgery after X rays indicated a possible stone. Former manager Billy Gibson said the condition is not due to injuries from boxing and a procedure could take place within a few weeks if confirmed.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Billy Gibson
Gibson
Gibson Sai
Narcotics Epidemic Bites Michigan In Daily Cash Transactions
Dr H A Waite educational director of the Narcotic Education association tells Lansing women a daily flow of more than 100000 dollars for narcotics in Michigan, with Detroit consuming 65000 of that amount. He notes 40000 Michiganders are narcotics addicts and the average addict age is 22. The Detroit farm for treatment can hold 75 patients for a six month cure, funded by local clubs.
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Detroit
H. A. Waite
Narcotic Education Association
China
United States
Waite
Austria
Belgium
Italy
Portugal
France
Holland
California
New York
Michigan Narcotics Association
Capac
Canopus Club
Kiwanis Club
Lindy Buys Plane After Tests In Los Angeles
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh paid 17825 dollars for a Long Jane Lick heed Series monoplane in Los Angeles. A Bankers Trust Company of New York check paid builders after three strenuous solo test flights by the famous flyer.
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Los Angeles
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bankers Trust Company of New York
Snow Ang Gold Bring Suffering In Middle West
A winter storm crippled highways and power lines from Oregon to the Great Lakes with heavy snowfall and bitter cold. Oregon, Wyoming, Montana and Colorado faced the heaviest snowfall in years while midwest regions saw sleet and low temperatures as authorities restored critical telegraph and train services.
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Jun
Pacific Northwest
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Great Lakes
Oregon
Portland
San Francisco
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Arizona
Mid-West
Easy money keeps stock market steady in dull session
In New York the market held steady as easy money and lack of adverse news curbed moves after earlier weakness. Major averages fluctuated in a narrow range with utilities like Pacific Lighting rising, Commonwealth and Southern firm on consolidation news, and Pennsylvania and others easing.
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New York
Jan
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Privaus
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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American & Foreign Power
Kreuger and Toll
United States
United Cigar
Johns Manville
Husband Lost, Finally Located in Jail Cell
Mrs Jack A Susin called Detroit police to say her husband vanished with a sick baby. After two hours officers found him in the jail cell block at headquarters, arrested for a minor offense. The missing persons bureau had been searching for him while the suspicious characters bureau investigated him.
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A. Susin
Police Department
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Missing Persons Bureau
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Green Fights Higher Freight Rate On Beans
Governor Green orders the Michigan Public Utilities Commission to block a higher rail tariff on beans to gulf states. Inter State Commerce Commission delays the new rates set to take effect Jan 15, delaying a hearing date. the higher tariffs would be 15 to 30 percent above New York and Colorado rates and could shut Michigan beans from the southern market.
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Michigan Public Utilities Commission
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Gulf States
Robert Dunn
Tony
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Inter-State Commission
New York
Colorado
Michigan
Interstate Commission
Woman Injured In Icy Street Fall On College Avenue
Mrs. W. R. Davidson of 801 South College avenue broke an arm and leg after slipping on an icy College avenue crossing. Doctors reported impacted fractures near the wrist and above the ankle. It marks the first injury of the year from slick streets.
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W. R. Davidson
South College Avenue
College Avenue
Albion College Champs Fall To Detroit Teen Quintet
Albion College, the previous M I A A basketball champion, lost 18 to 12 to Detroit Teen last night. A 9 to 9 halftime tie gave way to a stalwart Detroit defense that sealed the victory.
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Albion College
Detroit
Michigan Wolverines Haul Third Home Win in 3 0 Victory
The University of Michigan hockey team earned a .500 season rating after a 3 to 0 win over the Ontario Aggies last night. This marked their third home victory for the Wolverines.
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Ann Arbor
Jan. S
University of Michigan
Ontario Aggies
Wolverines
Arctic expeditions search for Eielson crew near Alaska
News from Name Alaska reports three Arctic expeditions missing in Alaska and Siberia. Captain Pat Reid of the Eielsen Rescue expedition is lost with two mechanics after a fog separation from Major P C Deckard. Russian dog teams, planes from Nanuk, and a Krasnoyarsk pilot prepare to join the search.
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Alaska
Siberia
Pat Reid
Aviation Corporation
Eielsen
Here
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Reid
P. C. Deckard
Deckard
Boris Chuknovsky
Vilot
Krasnoyarsk
Arctic
Petropaviosk
Eielson
Marl Borland
Alaskan Airways Fliers
North Ape
Washington in Brilliant Social Season Opens White House Events
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover lead Washington society in a season of dinners and evening receptions at the White House. The schedule begins tomorrow with a judiciary reception hosting Chief Justice Taft and other Supreme Court justices and DC court officials, as Taft recovers from bladder trouble.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Rotary Night Highlights Bay City Gathering and World Leader
Bay City Rotary Club hosted nine visiting clubs including Mt. Pleasant Midland Clio Caro Bad Axe and Hamtramck to hear International President M Eugene Newson of Durham NC. District Governor W R Keyworth announced the next district meeting in London Canada April 28 29. The event featured the Mt Pleasant group and a birthday acknowledgment for Wm Jennison as the crowd praised Rotary worldwide for unity service and goodwill.
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Midland Clio
Caro
Bad Axe
Gnesso
Apena
Cheboygan
Saginaw
Charlotte
Hamtramck
Frank Jennison
Rotariaans
Charles White
W. R. Keyworth
Rotary
London
Canada
Wm. Jennison
M. Eugene Newson
Rotary Clubs of the World
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FE. C. Warriner
Howard Renwick
I. L. Conrick
W. D. Hoo
J. Schnitzler
J. IE. Hunt
Robert Kane
D. P. Young
Wm. Francis
Floyd Johnson
J. A. Mulvey
Carl Bishop
E. J. Bonnell
R. M. Brown
L. E. Baumgarten
EB. F. Wolcott
Edward Winslow
C. B. Hawkins
H. D. Lansing
Motorist Charged After Hitting Detroit Traffic Officer
Thaddeus G. Snyder faces serious charges for striking traffic patrolman Henry McDonald who was directing at a busy Detroit corner. Officer’s semaphore signal was found draped on Snyder’s radiator after pursuit by Joseph Dubeck. The officer will recover.
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Detroit
Thaddeus G. Snyder
Henry McDonald
Joseph Dubeck
Syrider
Snyder
Congress TORY By United Pres
Congress actions include debates on tariff bill and sugar, committee assignments discussed, lobby investigation ongoing, and communications hearings before the Interstate Commerce committee. House considers War Department appropriation, and banking hearings feature Federal Reserve board representatives.
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Sunate
Committee On Committees
Interstate Commerce Committee
Ilouse
War Department
Banking
Federal Reserve Board
Clock found hidden beneath theater seat in Brooklyn
William McCoy the Lee's Metropolitan porter heard a ticking sound while sweeping the main floor. Police removed a hidden package beneath an orchestra seat and found an eight day clock soaked in water after being dropped into a pail for inspection.
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United Press
Brooklyn
N. Y
William McCoy
Lee’s
Metropolitan Theatre
McCoy
Bandits Rob Merrill Bank Take 10000 Dollars in Heist
Merrill Michigan witnesses three robbers overpower cashier J R Dusty at 530 pm yesterday seizing 10000 dollars from Merrill State Bank. Dusty woke handcuffed to a vault post after being struck with an iron pipe. One suspect Brownlee of Detroit had pressed Dusty about 40000 in securities before the escape.
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Merrill, Mich
J. R. Dusty
Merrill State Bank
Dusty
Brownlee
Detroit
Brown- Ice
Hague Reparations Conference Faces Debates on Payments
The Hague conference stalls over charges to debtor nations amid disputes on the Young plan details. Germany seeks clarification while talks on an international bank proceed. The Big Six and allies discuss sanctions and potential Rhineland occupation if Germany defaults, with France and Belgium pushing for a clear pledge.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Hague
Germany
Ludwig Kastl
Hjalmar Schacht
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International Bank
Italy
Japan
England
France
Belgium
Rhineland
Isabel County Supervisors Enter Third Day of January Session
The Isabel county board hears home economics extension appeal from Michigan State College representatives and Mrs. Merrill Moss and Wadle. They vote to set $100 for county housewife programs and plan a Thursday special order. Delegates Hills and Sellers to Lansing three day conference. Dr Brookens assigned to follow up retest of dairy herds. session expected to close Friday.
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Isabella County Board of Supervisors
Home Economics Extension Department
Michigan State College
Wesley Merrill
Ray Moss
Nellie Wadle
Fred Nelson
Proctor G. Hills
William Sellers
State Association of Supervisors
Lansing
Proctor Hills
B. T. Pile
G. Straus
Kitham
R. Brookens
Opposes Split With Cities On Automobile Tax
Lansing announces opposition to Michigan League of Municipalities plan to share auto weight tax with cities and villages. State Highway Commissioner Grover Dillman warns equal division would derail five year expansion, belt‑line construction, and trunk mileage paving, noting 15.7 percent of 124 million spent in cities and villages over six years.
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United Press
Lansing
Michigan League
Grover C. Dillman
Michigan Good Roads Association
Michigan Association of Road Commissioners and Engineers
League
Dillman
Jackson
Grand Rapids
Ann Arbor
Weather Outlook for Lower Michigan Unsettled Snow and Rain
Forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with snow sleet or rain. Cold with gentle to moderate northerly winds and variable temperatures across Alpena Chicago Detroit and Grand Rapids.
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Detroit
Jan. S
Lower
Michigan
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