Green Backer Brucker Receives Governor’s Support
Petoskey July 12 Governor Green states he will not run and will back Attorney General Brackey for governor. Secretary of State Haggerty abandons candidacy and joins Brucker forces in Wayne County as Green urges southern Michigan support. Green reiterates Brackey can defeat former Governor Groesbeck.
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Green
United Press
Grand Rapids
Brackey
John S. Haggerty
John L
Haggerty
Brucker
Michigan
Wayne County
Bruékei
Alex ‘J. Groesbeck
Claude J. Markle
Lansing
General Brucker
John L. A. Galster
Galster
John Ss. Haggerty
Unified drive forms for Brucker GOP governorship bid
At Petoskey, leaders note a coordinated plan to back Attorney General Brucker for Michigan governor. Governor Green wavered between candidacy and moral support, while Brucker and aides discussed possible shifts, amid Detroit reports of Green’s undecided stance and possible influence on the race.
Vice President Attends Races in Chicago Today
Vice President Charles Curtis visited Chicago to attend the Arlington Park race classic as guest of Albert D. Lasker. It marks his second Chicago stop this racing season, and he will stay at the Lasker North Shore home over the weekend.
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U.P
Charles Curtis
Chicago
Albert D. Lasker
Lasker
North Shore
State to Take No Action Against Midland City
Lansing reports the State Stream Control Commission will take no action against Midland after the collapse of its sewage system and river pollution. Engineer Walter Sperry said the commission is satisfied with Midland’s launched program. The panel also elected Herbert B. Powell as vice chairman and heard pollution reports from Traverse City and Kalamazoo River survey work.
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Lansing
Control Commission
Midland
Tittabawassee
Walter Sperry
Sperry
Herbert B. Powell
Traverse City
Kalamazoo River
Administration Club To Hear Washington Senator
Timon Govert of Washington DC will address the Administration club at Central State Teachers college next Wednesday night on The County Unit for School Administration. George Carpenter, Roscommon County school commissioner, will be chairman.
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Timon Govert
Washington, D. C
Department of Rural Education
Central State Teachers College
George Carpenter
Roscommon County
Heat Wave Kills Mark Midwest Toll Across Regions
Chicago dated report tallies over 100 deaths as heat and drownings surge in the Midwest and South. Sikeston Missouri hits a 122 degree record while a Omaha man, John R. Ringwall, 73, dies by self-inflicted gunshot after declaring inability to endure the heat. Drownings rise as heat prostration deaths mount. Kansas harvests disrupted and farmers work by moonlight.
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U.R
Midwest
Plains
Sikeston
John R. ‘ Ringwall
Omaha
Neb
Southwest
Iowa
South
Middlewest
Kansas
Benton
Ill
Evening News
Shepherd Man Resigns to Lead Chicago Scout Camp
Waldo R. Handley, former superintendent of schools at Shepherd, resigns as director of Camp Rotary near Clare to become assistant scout executive of the Chicago council. He supervises 17,000 boy scouts with five aides. district includes the Chicago stockyards area. Board members include Swift & Co. general manager and Armour Co. treasurer. Handley earned an A B from Central State Teachers College in 1929 and was active in extra-curriculars.
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Shepherd
Rotary
Clare
Chicago Council
Chicago Stockyards
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Handley
Central State Eachers College
Central State
Marriage Market Slumps in Isabel County
Isabel County reports a marked slump in marriage licenses during the first half of July. Perry Thompson, county clerk, notes that June was a peak month with about 30 couples applying, while only one couple sought licenses since June 7. Dewey Brake of Blanchard and Gerda Anderson of Pontiac applied for licenses on Friday.
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Isabella County
Perry Thompson
Dewey Brake
Blanchard
Gerda Anderson
Pontiac
Michigan Air Tour Planes Ride Into Storms
The 40-odd planes in the Michigan air tour faced bad weather en route from Niles toward Mus kegon and Manistee. Pat Touhey landed south of Grand Haven after encountering rain. Mrs Mable Britton was unreported after leaving Niles and two search ships were sent to locate her. The tour to Mus kegon and Manistee followed a crowded Niles airport dedication and stunts by Army planes.
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Muskegon
Mich
Michigan Air Tour
Lake Michigan
Niles
Pat Touchey
Detroit
Grand Haven
Mable Britton
Ypsilanti
Grand. Rapids
Herb Brean
United Press
U.R
Manistee
Selfridge Field
Art Davis
Lansing , Flier
Marvin Harrison
South Bend
Ind
Mid- Wester Flying School
Berrien Springs
Fred Green
Créely
Moqn
Eddie Stinson
Leona Blaisdell
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Kellogg
Britton
Grand Rapids
Touhey
Lawrence McCracken
Detroit Recall Battle Continues Toward July 22 Election
Detroit mayoral recall fight intensifies as Mayor Charles Bowles and recall leader Walter B. Cary clash over charges. Bowles airs a reply to Robert Oakman while Cary presses Bowles to answer on the recall charges rather than seek public vindication. Bowles also defends his record with a 200 word statement printed on the recall ballot with City Clerk Richard Reading.
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Detroit
Charles Bowles
Robert Oakman
Walter B. Cary
Bowles
Four Year Old Alone on Death Journey in Chicago
Four year old Richard McLaughlin traveled solo from Missoula Montana to Warsaw Indiana with his mother's body after an operation left relatives unable to pay travel. Railroad officials arranged passage and comfort for the boy, making him possibly the youngest to reenact the old ballad The Baggage Coach Ahead.
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Chicago
U.R
Richard McLaughlin
Richard
Missoula
Mont
Warsaw
Ind
Homer Hoppus
Theota Mclaughlin
Ghost Chasers Haunt Cemetery In New Jersey For Thrills
In West Long Branch New Jersey nearly 110000 people waited all night for the wraith of Greenlawn cemetery but no ghosts appeared. A previous sighting prompted crowds and police, yet the midnight spectacle turned into a photographer's flash as ghost chasers fled and returned, leaving officials to explain the event.
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New Jersey
West Long Branch
N. J
Greenlawn Cemetery
Stee- Hee
Robert Hoyt
Bologna
Bandit Queen Awaits Sentence in Detroit Jail
Peggy Mahon, 26, found guilty of assisting a taxicab robbery, awaits sentencing in county jail. She blames two failed marriages for her trajectory from love to crime and reflects on motherhood and a life in jail. Her comments reveal a changed outlook after weeks imprisoned awaiting fate.
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Detroit
U. P
Peggy Mahon
Qenieniey
Attias
Peggy
Unsettled Weather With Showers Across Michigan
Weather outlook for lower Michigan calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Sunday with showers or thunderstorms likely. Warmer tonight except near Lake Michigan, cooler Sunday in western and central areas. Readings show variable highs mid 60s to mid 80s across Alpena Detroit Duluth Grand Rapids and other locales.
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Detroit
U.P
Grand Rapids
Ed Ludington
Marquette Ebeanee
Sault Ste. Marie
Upper Michigan
Savings deposits rise in spring and early summer
New York reports indicate a national trend toward recovery from a business lull as savings deposits grow in major cities. Data show Chicago with a slight decline, while Cleveland and Washington banks post sizable gains from year end to mid year, reflecting broader depositor confidence.
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U.R
United States
United Press
Chicago
Cleveland Clearing House
Washington
Bobby Jones Leads National Open After Record Round
Bobby Jones surged into the lead in the National Open at Interlachen with a 68 in the third round, bringing his total to 212. The Atlantan opened a four-stroke gap over Horton Smith, carding multiple birdies including late thrills as he sprinted past his chasers.
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Interlachen Club
Minneapolis
U.P
Interlachen
Robert Tyre Jones
Bobby
Horton Smith
Jones
Imifront
Business Looks Brighter Over Coming Months
U S business activity rebounded after the Independence Day lull with optimism for the months ahead. Steel operations rose to 58 percent capacity, retail trade lifted by weather, and wholesale activity aided by lower commodity prices. Prices in rural areas fell, with mail order stores cutting to 1920 levels while stock, cotton, and wheat markets held steady amid price changes.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
New York
U.S
United States
Trdd
California
New York Stock Exchange
Meteorite Gift to Central State Colleges
W. G. Rankin presented Professor K. P. Brooks of the Central State Teachers College physics and chemistry department with a meteorite fragment from Arizona. The main meteorite remains buried at the impact crater about three quarters of a mile wide. Rankin last winter visited the crater and the iron nickel fragment will be analyzed by the college chemistry department. Rankin also donated specimens to biology and geography departments.
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W. G. Rankin
K. P. Brooks
Central State’ Teachers College
Arizona
Rankin
Central State Chemistry Department
Starr Commonwealth Tag Day Highlights Delinquent Youth Home
Starr Commonwealth for Boys near Albion Michigan held Tag Day to raise funds. About 70 boys reside there for education and reform. Floyd Starr, Albion College graduate, founded the home in 1915 and built its supportive environment through gifts and community effort.
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Albion
Michigan
Mich
Rome
Commonwealth
Floyd Starr
Albion College
Mears Prepares For Globe Flight
John Henry Mears aims to restart a world circumnavigation after the Graf Zeppelin. He took off from Municipal airport for New York to begin a new ocean crossing attempt next Tuesday. Henry J. Brown will pilot the Mears plane, with Brown at the controls when Mears arrived from Detroit yesterday.
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Chicago
U.P
John Henry
Mears
Municipal
New York
Henry J. Brown
Detroit
Claims New Record For Women's Flying
In San Diego California Ruth Alexander 25 is flying to a potential new altitude record for women fliers She climbed to about 25000 feet after takeoff but nearly lost consciousness as oxygen failed The barograph will confirm if the actual altitude matches the 25000 foot mark Her prior best was 18000 feet in an earlier attempt
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San Diego
Calif
Ruth Ruth Alexander
Washington
Miss Alexander
Ers
English Teacher Writing Second Novel
Miss Florence E McClinchey of Central State Teachers College English department gathers Indian lore at her home in Sugar Island Michigan for her doctoral dissertation. She authored Joe Pate a Christmas gift selection by the Book of the Month Club and is reported to be writing a second novel.
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Florence E. McClinchey
Central State Teachers College English Department
Baie de Wasai
Sugar Island
Mich
MccClinchey
Joe Pate
Mea Clinchey
Naval treaty session delayed by anti group action
Washington July 12 United Press The Senate delayed action on the London Naval Treaty as anti treaty forces balked at sessions on Saturday The White House redirected Hoover to attend his Rapidan camp awaiting the next session Monday Officials report the anti treaty faction threatens to destroy a quorum to block acceleration The first phase of the secret papers battle ends with Hoover refusing to release them to the Senate and Reed Pa holds custody. documents reportedly include Dawes opinions and MacDonald discussions about European affairs.
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United Press
Washington
Hoover
Senate
Rapidan
White House
Jit
Reed
Repn
Dawes
MacDonald
England
Vacation Bible Schools to Reach 1000+ Children in Isabella County
Oil City and Rosebush will host Vacation Bible Schools as part of the Isabella County Sunday School association program. Over 1,000 school children are expected to attend across 10 locations, with sessions starting July and continuing into August. Mrs. Ella Yarts horn will supervise the Oil City class and Rev. A. C. Motyer directs Rosebush. Other sites include Blanchard and Weidman with several unions completing their classes.
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Isabella County Sunday School Association
West Side
Oil City
Ella Yartshorn
Grand’ Raunds
Rose
Chippewa Well 1$ Brings 210 Barrels in Mill
The Swade well, operated by Stork Oil, brought in about 210 barrels Friday in Chippewa township Section 2. Cole No 1 by Gibson Johnson Borden in Seaton district is due Sunday. Rigging starts Monday in Sherman township Section 2 for a first oil well near Mecosta county.
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Mt. Pleasant
Stork Oil Company
Chippewa Township
Gibson-Johnson-Borden Company
Seaton
Cole
Sherman Township
Mecosta County
Sherman
William Klein
Lupher Drilling’ Company
Celebration ends in court with fine for public disturbance
Clinton Taylor a 20 year old of Lan sing street North is accused of breaking a window tossing water glasses and causing a disturbance in a local lunch room on July 4. He pled not guilty to indecent language in public and later changed his plea to guilty receiving a 7 dollar fine and 4 dollar costs. He was previously noted for past misdemeanors and liquor involvement.
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Clinton Taylor
Lansing
Taylor
A. H. Graham
Jusitia Graham
Michigan farmers plant more crops in 1930 acreage up 8 percent
Lansing reports from the Michigan crop reporting service show an 8 percent rise in total planted acreage over 1929 with thirteen leading crops up more than 200000 acres. Corn and beans lead gains while potatoes stay level and wheat and timothy decline slightly. current conditions suggest record or near record output for most crops.
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Michigan Crop Reporting Service
Department of Agriculture
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