Professor to Fight Supreme Court Over Oath and Arm Bearing
Yale theology professor Douglas C. MacIntosh seeks naturalization claiming allegiance to God over bearing arms. Judge Burrows denied the petition citing lack of attachment to the U.S. Constitution. An appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and then the Supreme Court is planned with John A. Davis set to plead.
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Douglas C. MacIntosh
Yale Logy
United States
United States Supreme Court
Ited
Yale Uniersity
MacIntosh
Douglas MacIntosh
Naturalization Court
Warren B. Burrows
New London
Burrows
Altitude Seeker Search Fails for Missing Flyers
New York Jan 11 reports say two aviators Daniel Marr a and William Kirkpatrick started for a record altitude in a Fairchild and failed to return. Over 2 dozen planes searched bases by noon and coast guard vessels were asked to assist.
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New York
Adeet
Avn
Daniel Marra
William Kirkpatrick
Fairchild
Fairchild Company
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Fitts Ready to Indict in Taylor Case
District Attorney Burton Fitts told United Press he has enough evidence for an indictment in the William Desmond Taylor murder. He wants a solid, fully supported case before charging and plans to reconstruct the February 1 1922 night on Alvarado Street. Ed King questioned Hefner and Peavey about the case while Edward Sands remains the final witness sought.
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Frank H. Bartholomew
United Press
Los Angeles
William Desmond Taylor
Burton Fitts
United Press Today
Alvarado Street
Ed King
District Attorney’s Office
California
Otis Hefner
Henry Peavey
Hefner
Fitts
Peavey
Edward Sands
Sands
Taylor
Air Mail Pilot Dies In Crashing Flight Near Sithney
Charles Henwood, air mail pilot for Boeing Air Transport, was burned to death when his plane crashed on a farm near Sithney Nebraska last night. His flare box was empty, suggesting he used flares to attempt an emergency landing. He was the Cheyenne Chicago route’s first fatality in three years and died after farmers pulled him from the burning craft.
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United Fresh
Sithney
Nebr
Charles “Chuck Henwood
Boeing Air Transport
Here
Cheyenne- Chicago
Kenwood
Blimp Crashes on Mountain Top Near Campton Ky
Akron news wires report the Gool year Rubber company blimp Puritan rammed a mountain top ten miles from Campton Kentucky during a snow sleet storm. Two pilots escaped with injuries after the non stop flight from Akron to Gadeden Alabama.
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Akron
Goolyear Rubber Company
Campton
Gadeden
Ala
Storm Toll Totals Thirty Lives In U S
A winter snowstorm across the western two thirds of the nation caused more than 30 deaths and widespread damage. The Midwest, West and Southwest faced heavy snow, cold with sub zero readings, transport disruptions, and several fatal asphyxia incidents in Texas, Oklahoma and surrounding areas.
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Midwest
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Central States
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Plains
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
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Havre
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California
Columbia River
Umatilla
Arlington
Illinois
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Felipe Lara
Melvin
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John Bendrum
Mary
Alva
Okla
Hoover to propose reorganization of Volstead law enforcement
President Hoover will send a preliminary report to Congress proposing readjustment of executive and judicial enforcement machinery. The law enforcement commission says drastic measures are needed to improve general enforcement and notes the criminal system is entirely inadequate.
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Kenneth G. Crawford
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Cngress
Law Enforcement Commission
Fifteen Indian Football Players Receive Letters
Fifteen Indian school football players from the 1029 squad earned letters under Coach Bauer. Names listed include J. Chingman Francis Cogswell Waukaree Williams Davis Cou ture Sprague LaBell E. Francis E. Wanageshik MeGeshik Wanageshik Ojibwa and White. Ten lettermen graduate, forcing a largely new 1930 squad built around Chingman E Wanageshik White Sprague and LaBell.
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J. Chingman
Francis
Cogswell
Waukaree
Williams
Davis
Couture
Sprague
LaBell
E. Francis
E. Wanareshik
MeGeshik
Wanageshik
Ojibwa
White
Chingman
E. Wanageshik
Oakland Mo tor Car unveils new V engine Oakland Eight
Local dealer Naumes Garage displays the Oakland V engine car for 1930 with an 85 hp output at 3000 rpm from 251 cu in. The model, the first in its price class with a V engine, promises high speed and economy, retaining the 117 inch wheelbase and offering more passenger room.
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Oakland Motor Car Company
Naumes’ Garage
Pontiac
Oakland
Oakland Sheriff Freed of Murder Charges by Jury
Charles M. Cross former Oakland county sheriff was acquitted by a circuit court jury after only three hours of deliberation. Eveland a longtime friend was found with a fractured skull and died from a blow. Prosecutors alleged a quarrel over a woman sparked the attack, a claim Cross denied on the stand.
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United Press Ventine
Charles M. Cross
Oakland County
Cross
Earl Eveland
Eveland
Cress
Ohio State Prison Guards On Alert For Rumored Outbreak
In Columbus on January 11 guards were posted on prison walls after a rumor of an impending outbreak circulated the grape vine. Warden P E Thomas said there is restlessness among convicts while noting precautions. Earlier this week a minor disturbance broke three windows amid hall boisterousness.
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Ohio State Penitentiary
Columbus
P. E. Thomas
Bitter Winds Face Planes On West Hop
Duluth Minnesota January 11 bitter winds and cold greet 42 army aviators as they prepare for the second flight of a test tour from Mt. Clemens Michigan to Spokane Washington The eighteen pursuit and heavier planes with ski runners faced frigid weather after completing the first leg yesterday landing here after a stop at St Ignace Major Ralph Royce said the first leg was incident free though all endured the cold He called the tour the most difficult hazardous undertaken in peacetime with heating in planes giving some relief during the harsh conditions
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Duluth
Minn
Middle West
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Spokane
Wash
U.S. Army Aviation Corps
Here
St. Ignace Mich
Ralph Royce
Gore
Congress Today Senate Debates Tariffs and Probes
Senate continues debate on the sugar tariff as the Shearer investigation reopens and a communications inquiry proceeds. Cotton price probes resume while the House debates the War department appropriation bill. Elections panel reviews the Ruth Bryan Owen contest and the Rivers and Warriors panel begins drafting a new authorization bill.
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Shearer
HOUSE
War Department
Elections Committee
Ruth Bryan Owen
Rivers and Warriors Committee
County Board Closes January Session With Final Reports
Isabella County supervisors wrap up the January session with all committee reports accepted. The boards of county clerk, treasurer, and road commissioners submitted reconciliations and balance confirmations. Burial agents for old soldiers were discussed and tabled for April deliberation.
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Board of Supervisors
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Isabella County
Willis Genuine
J. Straus
William Sellers
Alvin Robart
Edward O. Harris
Isabella
Board of County Road Commissioners
P. G. Hills
B. T. Pile
Edward E. Hafner
G. J. Stinson
Empire State Building contract shocks New York steel market
Carnegie Steel reports a fabrication order exceeding 4.25 million dollars for 53 000 tons of steel for the 85 story Empire State Building on the Waldorf site in New York. The blast of projects and rate shifts ripple through aviation and federal policy.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Steel Company
Empire State Building
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Washington
West Point
Guillermo Comez
Colombia
Rey Mario Arosemna
Panama
Valdez Murillo
Ecuador
Godofredo Arrieta, Jr
Salvador
Senate
Parrot Fever Outbreak Sparks Public Health Warning
An Annapolis report by William W. Chance Jr. notes psittacosis from a parrot linked to eight infections in Baltimore and nearby areas. Health officials warn of unseen transmission from a party where guests handled the diseased bird imported from Argentina.
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Annapolis
U. S. Public Health Service
United Press
Baltimore
Castle Fights Jury's Award In Breach Suit
Detroit January 1 John H Castle self made millionaire seeks to set aside a 450000 jury award to Miss Bertha Cleavenger in breach of promise suit. Attorney Ralph B Clerk argues two motions before Judge Homer Ferguson claiming technical grounds. Cleavenger sought 750000 claiming ten year engagement and Castle's rise from Ford factory worker to millionaire.
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Detroit
Jan. i
John H. Castle
Bertha Cleavenger
Ralph B. Clerk
Castle
Homer Ferguson
Circuit Court Today
Miss Cleavenger
Ford
Little progress in Garvin probe in Detroit
Detroit detectives continue the Garvin shooting inquiry as officials debate a new police commissioner to replace William P. Rutledge. Yesterday’s interdepartmental plot rumors faded, two gangster arrests occurred, and Mayor-elect Bowles had yet to name a commissioner with possible action later.
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Detroit
William P. Rutledge
Henry J. Garvin
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Lues- Ody
January session opens with 44 cases in Mount Pleasant court
Circuit Judge Ray Martin arrives in Mt. Pleasant to open the January term with 44 cases. The first day focuses on motions, the jury appears Tuesday for criminal and civil matters, including several manslaughter, breaking and entering, and property disputes, plus long-standing civil dockets and a set of divorces.
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Ray Mart
Mt. Pleasant
James Hines
H. F. Clark
Frank Rytych
Jack Rockwell
Leonard Duncan
Steve Jacobs
Wm. O’brien
James Johnson
William E. Sabage
Russell Ward
Harry S. Crassen
Auto
Bay City Dredge Works
H. L. Holmes
A. M. Bartling
Guy Campbell
Gerald van Sickle
Pure Oil Company
Forrest Schatzer
Irene Schatzer
Charles McIntyr
Thos. Redman
James Redman
Rosé Mitchell
Fred Sis
W. Hi. Stevens
C. M. Smith
A. E. Gorham
Fred Stilgenbauer
W. W Russell
Louise Russell
Lewis L. Shults
Pure Oil Co
Alexander MacDonald
Sud Adinistrator
Fimonss Matta Extn
G.avis
Dixis Oil Company
Fred DeStoop
Frederick W. Smith
Millie Smith
Gerald Wilcox
Waldo Weber
Elsie Weber
Minnie Wilcox
The
Bess Land Co
J. C. Hammond
Orie Sisco
Charles A. Cornell
James BE. Goon
Cora Coon
Zelpha Stilgen
Pindsant
Burt Hight
Howard Johnson
Coe Township
Howard Noble
Lincoln Township
John Williams
Fremont Township
Marion Chapmane Rolle
Township
Harry Eldred
Broomfield
Alfred Youngs
Deerfield
Wyman Welsh
Union
Alva Guernsey
Chippewa
Ward Johnston
Denver
George Nolan
Isabella
George Pitts
Nottawa
Allen Wolfe
Sherman
Clyde Sloan
Coldwater
Eddie McAlvey
Gilmore
Nelson Irish
Vernon
Jamies Johnson
Pat Carroll
James S. Brown
Milt. Pleasant
Weather Forecast for Lower Michigan Delivers Snow Likely
Detroit January 31 forecast cloudy tonight and Sunday with light snow possible. Not very cold tonight except southeast and extreme northeast. warmer Sunday in the south. Readings show Alpena 22 22 0, Chicago 22 24 20, Detroit 20 20 14, Duluth 4 10 14, Escanaba 20 22 10, Grand Rapids 14 22 16, Ludington 16 29, Marquette 2 1.
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Michigan
Porion
Chicago
Ludington
Marquette
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