Michigan Legislature Enters Fifth Week In 1929 Session
Lansing January 28 United Press report says the 55th Michigan legislature begins its fifth week after a weekend recess. Leaders are optimistic though progress has been limited. Gov Green pushes major measures including an income tax and an expanded appropriation plan amid debate on pay and a proposed three-form capital punishment bill.
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Ly Arthur RK
Sweet United Press
Lansing
U.P
Michigan
House
Senate
Kee R. Ming
Ming
Fred W. Green
Senn
Arthur D. Wood
Detroit
Senate Appropriations Committee
Billy
Senate Committee
Adopt Baby Born After Mother Died
Steubenville Ohio January 28 baby Giannamore the one day old boy born seconds after his mother Ms Frank Giannamore died from a bullet wound in her heart has a new home. He was adopted by Mr and Mrs Milton-Eliot of Steubenville with the father’s consent. Requests to adopt came from many parts of the country according to the father.
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Steubenville, D
Giannamore
Frank Giannamore
Milton-Eliot
Steubenville
Col Stewart Attacks Nye and Norris in Senate Debate
Col Robert W. Stewart, chairman of Standard Oil Indiana, accused Senators Nye and Norris of abusing senatorial immunity to whip up public sentiment against Standard Oil. He dismissed their claim of his false testimony as a proven falsehood and accused Nye of pursuing sensationalism. He said Nye and Norris acted as advisers to private investors and corporations, setting themselves above courts and juries.
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Stewart
Nye
Norris
Flint Pair Implicated in Other Deaths
Flint authorities charge Emma Fogle and her husband Edward with murder after poison was found in Thomas Loree. Detective Inspector Burke plans probe into six prior deaths linked to Mrs. Fogle for financial gain.
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Flint
U.P
Imma Fogle
Edward
Thomas I. Loree
Lowell M. Burke
Hoover Denies Reported Stand for Large Navy
Washington January 28 Chairman Britten of the house naval affairs committee insisted he misinterpreted President elect Hoover as desiring a navy second to none in power and efficiency The Hoover denial came from Miami Beach via his secretary Britten challenged his own reading and called himself the poorest guesser if wrong
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Washington
U.P
Britten
House Naval Affairs Committee
Miame Beach
Fla
Ubc
Hoover
Fred Britten
Huge Cleveland Rum Importing Ring Uncovered
Federal agents raided a Cleveland suite arresting 10 men and seizing wines and spirits valued at 60000. Three warehouses including a bonded storage facility held contraband liquor shipped across the Atlantic. Nine detainees await arraignment. one higher up was released for U S Attorney review.
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Cleveland
Atlantic
U. S
A. I. Bernsteen
Snperior Industrial Alcohol
Impeachment Trial of Oklahoma Governor Delayed Again
Oklahoma Senate postpones the impeachment trial of Henry Johnston suspended governor until 10 a.m. Thursday. Judge N Owen, Johnston’s counsel, will file impeachment charges at that time.
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Oklahoma City
UWH
Henry
Johnston
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Senate
N. Owen
Owen
Senate
Local Woman Heads to National Patriotic Conference in Washington
Mrs C N Vance state Americanism chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary sails to Washington for the fourth annual Women's Patriotic Conference on national defense. The three day meeting January 29 31 at Memorial Continental Mall includes representatives from about thirty groups with speakers from Congress and the President's cabinet. President Coolidge will greet delegates at the White House and a visit to Arlington Cemetery and a ball at Hotel Washington are planned. Mrs Vance travels with Bertha Proestal state secretary.
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C. N. Vance
Americanism
Americas Legion Auxiliary
Ting
Washington
Women’s Patriotic Conference
Memorial Continental Mall
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Womans’ Relief Corps
American War Mothers
Congress
American Legion
The
American Leviong Auxiliary
Coolidre
White House
Arlington Cemetery
Legion Department of the
District of Columbia
Vance
Bertha Proestal
Saginaw
Chicago Police Net Gets 2008 In Second Lift
Chicago police launched a city wide second weekend drive arresting nearly 2000 people for possible criminal identification. Among 150 gun robberies solved, 1529 arrested became prisoners while others released on bail. Detectives raided beer flats and haunts. Thomas Brennan, 29, named as a suspect in a Loop theater hold up and a jewelry store robbery.
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Chicago
Underworld
Becam
Thomas Brennan
Loop District
Brennan
Loop
Disguise Expert Accuses Wood in Bank Robbery Case
Detroit January 28 U P Mark Goodwin attorney for William Thompson and Taylor Pierce alleged Ralph A Wood used disguises to pose as the unarmed bandit in the December 17 1928 First National Bank robbery at Sturgis He said statements from 165 Wyandotte residents could support the claim as part of a broader death plot against Mrs Wood’s husband.
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Detroit
U.P
Ralph A. Wood
Mark Goodwin
Wood
First National Bank
Sturgis
Goodwin
William Thompson
Taylor Pierce
Wyandotte
Woman Cries Help as Bank Bandits Are Captured
In Flint Michigan two bank robbers named Mike Jerdovich and Larry Redmond robbed the State Savings Bank at Mt. Morris of $19,000 before their car crashed into a tree two blocks away and they were arrested by Deputy Sheriff George Clark. Mrs H F Kupper aided the capture by entering the bank screaming to alarm others.
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Flint
Ater
Mt. Morris
George Clark
Mike Jerdovich
Larry Redmond
H. Pf. Kupper
Supplies Reach Snowbound Iowa Town After 21 Hour Hobsled Run
Colnsburg Iowa reports a sled run delivering food and medical supplies to 60 residents stranded since Thursday by an ice and snow barrier. Mayor Dr W J Woot warns that without road access, suffering will peak within 48 hours as the village endures near zero temperatures and dwindling coal.
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Colnsbung
IUP
Petersburre
Central State Bearcats Clinch M C Conference Lead
Central State’s Bearcats beat Ypsilanti 84 to 22 to cement undisputed first place in the Michigan Collegiate Conference. Star guard Samuel Hosk McClatchey scored 19 as Central dominated the second half after a 20 to 12 halftime edge. Western State looms Friday in Mt. Pleasant as the biggest upcoming test of the season.
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Central State
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Bearcats
Lodewyk
Ypst
Central
Yosi
End White
Samuel “Hosk’' McClatchey
Ahmoub
Western State
Foch Improves After Second Heart Attack
Paris report says Marshal Ferdinand Foch showed improvement after a recurrence of his heart attacks yesterday. He remains unable to receive visitors but will be allowed to sit up briefly during the day, according to doctors.
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Paris
U.P
Perdinand
Foch
Snowbound Drivers Push On Through 15-Foot Drifts
Two drivers left Petersburg early Sunday with bread and medicines as their horses battled 10 to 15 foot drifts. They unloaded cargo, dug out, and rebuilt the trip despite breakouts and fallen telephone wires.
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Petersburg
Local Women Headed to Detroit Beauty Exposition
Jimny Hunt and Mrs Plotner Miss Teachout Miss Kilbourne and Miss Doud depart for Detroit to attend the American Hairdressers Beauty Trade Exposition at the Book Cadillac Hotel January 28 to 30. Hunt has invitation to enter permanent waving and finger waving contests Wednesday evening.
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Jimny Hunt
U S Tax Collections Show Slight Decrease
The Internal Revenue Bureau reports 1928 total taxes from all sources at 2,775,276,956.23 versus 2,819,059,673.50 in 1927, a drop of 43,782,717.42. This reflects a year over year decline in federal tax receipts.
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Washington
U.P
Internal Revenue Bureau
Five Vessels In Distress As Gale Rages Off New England
A 50 mile gale off the New England coast drives five ships to distress including the British freighter Silver Maple and the fishing trawler Seiner. The Seiner is believed lost with all hands. Cape Vado Fern Lane and Dixiano also report distress or grounding with crews ranging from 20 to 30 aboard.
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Weyork
U.P
New
Ingle
Tony
Coast Guard
Boston
Cape Vado
Bermuda Islands
Fernlane
Bermuda
Dixiano
Cuba
Fire Warns Families as Dog Alerts Owners in Detroit Blaze
Wary Lay Lou the police dog awakened Dr. and Mrs. G W Oakes to a fire in a two story storefront rental early today. The blaze wrecked three stores on the first floor while seven families evacuated.
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Detroit
Lay Lou
G. W. Oakes
Grand Trunk Employee Confesses to Killing
Detroit January 28 Walter Angers 82 a Grand Trunk special policeman confessed to killing Walter Awe 28 a fellow railroad employee. Awe's body was found January 20 in the railroad yards about 700 yards from Angers found sleeping. Angers said he fired by mistake thinking he was breaking a car lock then shot Awe after Awe asked what for. He fled to a nearby shack after knocking unconscious two other officers attracted by the gunfire.
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Detroit
W.P
Walter Angers
Grand Trunk, Railroad
Walter L. Awe
Awe
Angers
Anger
Joslin Well Leads Tsabella Field Oil Output
The Joslin well in Section 12 Chippewa township rose to about 400 barrels per day after deeper pay sand drilling, becoming the first local-capital producer in the Tsabella field. Prospects for at least 20 more holes are reported as landowners boost activity and enthusiasm grows.
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Chippewa
Tsabella
Tgabella
Two Northern Towns Emerged From Dyifts
After hours of agitation the village of Lelard was reconnected with the outside world as three snowplows began from Sutton Bay clearing an approach. Nowe ee remains isolated since the heavy snowstorm. Ludington received its first nail today and sleighs carry quail from Traverse City to area towns.
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Lelard
Iworld
Sutton
Nowe Ee
Ludington
Traverse City
Seek Coolidge for President of University
John S. Haggerty secretary of state said an invitation would be presented to President Coolidge to become president of the University of Michigan to succeed Dr Clarence Little who resigned. He believed the suggestion would appeal to the president and plains for a state wide movement were made to urge acceptance.
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Lansing
John S. Haggerty
Galvin Coolidge
University of Michigan
Clarence Cool Little
Haggerty
Michigan
Coolidge
Plains
Auction Sale Notice for William Kowalliss Farm
An auction sale will be held Thursday January 31 at the residence 3 miles east and 1 1-2 miles west of Kesebush or 1 1-2 miles west and 1 1-2 miles north of Delwin. Items include horses, cart and a gool implements and other farm goods. Sale starts at 12 80 o'clock with J M Marshall as auctioneer and Roy Matteson as clerk.
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William Kowalliss
Kesebush
Delwin
J. M. Marshall
Roy Matteson
Sat Pvapracy
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