Mt Pleasant Tops Arthur Hill In Scrappy High School Clash
Mt Pleasant high school defeated Arthur Hill 27 to 12 to snap a losing streak and gain momentum for upcoming games. Keuel Cole led Mt Pleasant with 8 baskets and 9 fouls while John Chamberlin contributed several baskets as Saginaw pressed the pace throughout.
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Mt. Pleasant High School Basketeers
Saginaw
Arthur Hill
Spa
Williams
Logals
Mt. Pleasant
Keuel Cole
John Chamberlin
Ferenz
Hill Boys
Tegn
Hughes Speech Delights Delegates at Pan American Meet
In Havana on January 23, Charles Evans Hughes delivered a banquet speech to Pan American delegates praising mutual cooperation. He urged U S withdrawal from Nicaragua and stressed independence, stable governments, and mutual aid among republics, drawing strong applause and broad support.
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Havana
Cuba
U.P
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
Americas
Pan-American Union Committee
Hughes
Tall
Nicaragua
Altho
Forty Two Fail To Pay Personal Taxes
The city treasurer’s office issues a reminder to 42 citizens who have not paid personal property taxes. Taxes are due now and payment helps close records. unlike real estate taxes, personal property taxes stay with the city for collection.
Hickman Turns to Bible as Trial Nears
In Los Angeles Edward Hickman, aka the Fox, faces an imminent murder trial for the Marion Parker case. He seeks comfort in scripture while awaiting fate, as fan letters press for his execution and his mother Eva Hickman may arrive to witness proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Edward Hickman
Marion Parker
The
California
Hickman
Eva Hickman
Kansas City
Lindbergh to Start Goodwill Tour From Panama City
Col Charles A Lindbergh plans a goodwill flight starting January 27 from Panama City, visiting seven places and flying challenging routes. The journey will end February 8 in Havana with plans after Havana undecided. He toured Panama City sites and inspects the Spirit of St Louis today.
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Panama City
U.P
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Bogota
Havana
Spirit of
Louis
General Goethals Body To Rest In West Point
The body of Major General George W. Goethals will lie in the old Cadet Chapel at West Point until his funeral tomorrow. He was a cadet at the academy 300 years ago and will be buried in the army cemetery there with a funeral escort from Company B, the unit he commanded in cadet days.
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New York
UPR
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
West Point Military Academy
Goethals
New York City Spends A Billion On Government
A year ago New York City allocated over a billion dollars to government operations but now faces limits on further spending. The remark suggests reconsideration of funding and policy directions amid budget constraints.
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New York City
Europe
Circuit Court Opens In Isabella County
Isabella county circuit court opened this morning before Judge Hart with the Croskery versus Isabella County Road Commission case on the docket. The plaintiff alleges a gravel contract dispute and equipment removal harmed his pit and reputation. Jury was drawn and questioned on the new criminal code. This afternoon three divorce actions were heard: Lila Dalton versus James Dalton, Bessie Smith versus Clarence Smith, and Mary Elmore versus John Elmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Circuit Court
Hart
James Croskery
Isabella County Road Commission
Road Commission
Lila Dalton
James Dalton
Bessie Smith
Clarence Smith
Mary Elmore
John Elmore
State Pays Death Benefits to Five Michigan Troopers
Relatives of five Michigan state police troopers who died in the line of duty receive 18 324 49 in compensation from the state administrative board. Recipients include Harold E. Anderson Hastings 3765 Milan Pratt Traverse City 3890 John P Glinton Boston Mass 8696 63 William F F Martz Detroit 2972 86 Howard A Funk Ohio 4000 An act created last year authorizing such compensation with 25000 appropriated.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Police
State Administrative Board
Harold E. Anderson
Hastings
Milan Pratt
Traverse City
John P. Glinton
Boston
Mass
William FF. Martz
Detroit
Howard A. Funk
Ohio
Agnes McManaman Weds Baldwin Man at Sacred Heart
Agnes McManaman and Samuel J. Orcutt of Baldwin Michigan were married at Sacred Heart church at 8 30 in the morning. Rev Francis McLaughlin officiated with a nuptial high mass. The bride is the daughter of late Thomas and Bridget McManaman pioneer Isabella county citizens. The bridal party included Miss McManaman as bride and Thomas Quigley of Saginaw as best man. After a three course wedding breakfast at 815 South Lansing street the couple left by car for Ardmore Oklahoma where Mrs Orcutt will become principal of Broomfield school near Ardmore and Mr Orcutt plans to enter business upon arrival.
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Agnes McManaman
Samuel J. Orcutt
Baldwin
Michigan
Sacred Heart Church
Francis McLaughlin
McManaman
Thomas
Bridget McManaman
Isabella County
Thomas Quigley
Saginaw
James McManaman
South Lansing Street
Orcutt
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Mt. Pleasant
Broomfield
Advertising Men Meet In Grand Rapids
In Grand Rapids Maryland January 23 a two day session opens for the Fifth District International Advertising association. Fred B Moskovics president of the Stutz Motor Co is to speak at tonight’s banquet. Seven Long Island City girls asked by a pastor define an ideal husband focusing on the ability to support a wife.
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Grand Rapids
U.pr
Middle West
Fifth District International Advertising Assocation
Fred B. Moskovics
Stutz Motor Co
Long Island City
Smith Girl Thot in Washington Report
A Massachusetts college student, St John Smith of Smith College, disappeared from campus on January 18. A taxi driver, A G Lynn, picked up a young woman fitting her description in Washington. The woman, reportedly with bobbed hair, spoke oddly and claimed to be a student visiting with a young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. John Smith
Smith College
Massachusetts
College
Bhury
Washington Policy
Flynn
Ice Jam Floods Deerfield-Winn Road
County engineer Mark Johnson reports a severe ice jam on the Chippewa River from Mt. Pleasant to the Deerfield store. Water crosses the road south of Deerfield Center for the first time in 12 years, with piled ice reaching bridge stringers. No damage yet, but if movement worsens blasting may be needed to save bridges.
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Mark Johnson
County
Jay
Chippewa River
Mt. Pleasant
Deerfield Store
Deerfield Center
Casing Recovered At Pure Oil Well East Of Mt Pleasant
Drillers at the Pure Oil well east of Mt Pleasant continue removing lost casing. They have recovered a sizable portion and need about 400 feet more to complete the process. Once the remaining casing is out and replaced drilling will resume when casing is in place.
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Pure Oil Company
Mt. Pleasant
Alumni University Plans At Michigan Course Reported
Plans for an alumni university and a special department at the University of Michigan were studied today by faculty and alumni. Dr Clarence Cook Little presented plans to 400 graduates Saturday night, with a March 9 report expected. The program aims to provide post graduate opportunities for alumni seeking university aid.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
U.P
University of Michigan
Clarence Cook
Bitter battle looms on Navy building plans
Washington January 23 U P A bitter fight in Congress over the navy department plans to build 800 million dollars worth of warships in five years continued as the house naval affairs committee probed the program Senator Borah denounced the plan as madness saying only a limited number of cruisers to round out the fleet would be reasonable amid Admiral Plunkett warning of imminent war with Great Britain.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Navy Department
House Naval, Affairs Committee
Borah
Charles P. Plunkett
New York
Great Britain
Local Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Pater Breidenstein of Mt Pleasant mark twenty five years of marriage with a six o clock dinner for about fifty relatives and neighbors. Guests sat at long tables decorated in silver and pink as six attendants served under Mrs Clyde Whitcomb. The couple wed January 21 1903 in Portland Michigan and have eight children. Out of town relatives included Frank Siebel Grand Rapids Edward Pung St Johns and Frank Braidenstein Cadillac.
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Pater
Breidenstein
Clyde Whitcomb
Peter F. Breidenstein
Mary Naumes
Portland
Mich
Mt. Pleasant
Martin Naumes
Frank Siebel
Grand Rapids
Edward Pung
St. Johns
Frank Braidenstein
Cadillac
Railroads Plan Airplane Service Between Terminals
United States railroads plan to use space above terminal yards as landing stations for a fast airplane service. Aeronautic engineer Naulty denounced the scheme saying it would handle passenger mail and express traffic, inaugurating a new form of traffic management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
United States
Naulty
New York
Cosgrave Arrives in Washington for Four Days of Activities
Wm. T. Cosgrave head of the Irish Free State arrived in Washington from Chicago and began a four day program. He will be entertained by President Coolidge and high officials including the British ambassador and will be formally received by the senate and house. Several Irishmen in the crowd greeted him with cheers as he stepped from the railway coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
T Cosgrave
Sanity Hearing For Hotelling Delayed To Feb 7
Governor Fred W. Green agreed to delay the sanity hearing for Adolph Hotelling, accused of killing Dorothy Schneider, at the request of attorney William A. Seegmiller. The hearing will not proceed before February 7, with Green planning to discuss the matter in Owosso on that date.
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Lansing
U.2
Fred W. Green
William A. Seegmiller
Adolph Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Hotelling
Sanity Commission
Seegmiller
Green
Owosso
Rural Subscribers Notice From The Daily Times
The Daily Times will discontinue rural subscriptions that expired before January 1 1928 on February 1 unless renewed by that date. Each subscriber will receive a letter before stoppage to allow continuation. After February 1 the paper will halt all wares promptly upon expiration date.
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Daily Times
Blanchard Teams Split With Shepherd and Woodland
Blanchard high school boys lost to Shepherd 16 12 in a hard fought game but defeated Woodland 17 16 on Saturday night. The Blanchard girls beat Shepherd 17 13, and the boys travel to Edmore later this week.
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Blanchard High School
Shepherd
Blanchard
Woodland
Edmore
Detroit men to seek bravery awards for dog rescue
Emmet Pentecost and Ralph Holmes risked their lives on a St Clair river ice floe to rescue a collie named Lady stranded since Thursday. They moved ice cakes with a flat-bottomed scow and rowed to the dog, who was alive when they reached her. The state humane society will consider bravery awards at its January directors meeting.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
Emmet
Pentecost
Ralph Holmes
St. Claire
State Humane Society
Grand jury may be called over New York probe
Albany N Y Jan 23 U P a grand jury probably will be asked to investigate the official acts of Mrs Florence SE Knapp former secretary of state and the first woman to hold high public office in New York state with view to possible criminal prosecu tion Randall J LeBouef Jr Moreland act commissioner in a lengthy report to Governor Al Smith recommended that a grand jury investigate Mrs Knapps administration of 1 200 000 state census funds with a partial view toward forgery and grand larceny The report cites illegal disbursement of 118 707 and wasteful disbursement of 797 125 It lists three others to be examined for allied complicity Mark Stern Anna Little and Julia M Ryan all charged with participating in a false audit of certification and tied to Mrs Knapps schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
U.P
Florence SE
Knapp
New York State
Randall J. LeBouef, Jr
al Smith
Yflore
LeBower
Thire
Grand Jury
Allied
Mark Stern
Anna Little
Department of State
Julia M. Ryan
New York Civil Service Commission
Michigan to Seek Lower Freight Rates on Grain
Lansing January 28 The state of Michigan will petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut freight rates on grain shipments from the southwestern region Frank K Clardy assistant attorney general said after returning from Westfield New York where he represented the state in a similar bid by New York and Pennsylvania He will prepare a schedule of rates to back Michigan's petition before the ICC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
U.P
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank K. Clardy
Clardy
Westfield
N. Y
New York
Pennsylvania
Monroe Flooded By Ice Gorges In Michigan City
Two ice gorges, one in Monroe and another east of the city, caused a flood scare in Monroe Michigan. Basements flooded across many homes but no major damage or deaths reported. Water fell to about two feet after rising six feet overnight despite dynamiting and efforts to cut through the jams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
U.P
Michigan City
Two Gorges
Minto Boulton store robbed on Main Street
Sometime during the night of January 22 the clothing shop on Main Street was broken into. Several items including ties scarves socks and a few blazers and an overcoat were stolen worth about $100. The thieves attempted a rear exit but escaped through the front. A small cash amount in the register was untouched suggesting amateur thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minto Boulton
Rates set for soft coal shipments across Lake Michigan
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a new rate on bituminous coal moving from Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky mines across Lake Michigan to Chesapeake Ohio and Norfolk Western railroads. The ruling follows a dispute over railroad participation and alleged discrimination in coal shipments.
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Washington
U.P
Lake Michigan
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chespeake, & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Intenatal Fi Commerce Commission
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Lake
Michigan
Onion Farm Deed Sent To President With Advises
Luke W. Duffey, former owner of the onion farm, forwarded a deed to President Coolidge accompanied by advice. Duffey warned of debt and urged discipline for an agricultural project in Indiana. He referenced past farm policy battles and tied them to the land grant proposal in Pulaski County.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.P
Coolidge
Washington
Luke W. Duffey
Reed
Mellon
Harrison
Hess
Jardine
Barnes
Hoover
Garrett
Washington, Jan
Indianspolit
Jogcilvy
Luke We Duffey
White House
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Trial
General Goethals
West Point
Gd. Rapids
NBA
Sik
Charlestown
Deerfield
Winn Road
PLAN
State University
NAVY
Fleet
Logal
Peter Breidenstein
Cosgrave
Ilegal
Indiana
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