Krassin Rescues Eight More in Arctic Ice Search
The Russian ice-breaker Krassin, after rescuing eight men, resumed Arctic patrols near Advent Bay. Aviator Chukhnov and four others crash survived with five others from the Italia disaster. The crew plans to coal at Advaiszhay then search for six more Italia survivors and Roald Amundsen party believed missing in a French seaplane.
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Russia
Krassin
Advent Kay
Chukhnovaky
Noyés
Chasseurg
Foyne
Advaiszhay
Gs Bay
Italia
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Amundsen
Maligin
Prominent Negro Politician Indicted by Federal Jury
Biloxi Mississippi July 16 A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging Perry W Howard national negro Republican committeeman with public office failures in Mississippi The indictment was returned Saturday but announced today Howard is in Washington United States marshals arrested Dr B D Redmond and his brother A M Redmond and Scott Hubbard of Magee in Jackson They will be returned to Biloxi This brings the total indicted to seven with three men arrested last week
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Biloxi
Miss
U.P
Ant
Mississippi
Perry W. Howard
national negro _Republic
Bras
Howard
Washington
United States
B.D. Redmond
A. M. Redmond
Scott Hubbard
Magee
Jackson
Deven
Ice Cream Poisoning Strikes 18 At Tonta Reunion
Eighteen people sickened by ptomaine poisoning after a Gold Carrier reunion at Riverside Park in Ionia Michigan on July 15 Affected attendees ate ice cream four doctors and local volunteers treated the ill While no deaths were reported city health inspectors questioned the ice cream linkage and started a probe with the state health department involved Two dozen or more recovered or in recovery by Monday.
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Sonia
Mich
Riverside Park
R. R. Whitten
Ionia
State Health Department
Lansing
City Health Department
U.R
Army Pilot Killed in Plane Crash Over Lake St. Clair
Second Lieutenant Charles T E Bradshaw age 26 of West Maven Connecticut died when his T 1 plane crashed into Lake St Clair during a practice flight at Clemens Michigan He had recently completed flying instructions at Kelly Field Texas and joined the first pursuit squadron Officials believe he misjudged the water and struck it accidentally.
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Clemens
Mich
U.P
Charles TE. Bradshaw
West Maven
Connecticut
Kelly Field
Texas
Lake St. Clair
Bradshawy
Beeve
Heat Wave Continues Across Europe Amid Fatalities
The heat wave gripping Europe for a week persisted with reports of fourteen drownings in England and four heat deaths there. In Paris, fifty people were treated for prostrations as crowds thronged beaches in England and the continent seeking relief.
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London
England
U.P
Europe
Paris
Sweden Probes Death Of Prof Finn Malmgren
A special cabinet meeting in Stockholm to start an inquiry into the death of Prof Finn Malmgren, the Swedish meteorologist from the Italia expedition. Plans include a monument and a scientific fund bearing his name.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.P
Finn Malmgren
Italia
Foyn Island
Malmgren
Train wreck kills twelve in Munich near central station
Twelve people died and 87 were injured after a train collision and subsequent fire near Munich central station today.
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Munich
Germany
U.P
Ice cream suspected in poisoning outbreak at gathering
The official said the cream may have caused illness, with two salads or chicken pies possible sources. No samples of salads or pie were available this morning, though a cream sample was sent to the state health department. All patients were out of danger today.
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State Health Department
Four Nations Back Kellogg Pact Move In Antiwar Step
United States Germany France and Italy unite on a renunciatory war treaty draft with possible signatories among ten other governments. Paris and Rome publish notes confirming assent to Kellogg plan and preamble changes aim to perpetuate pacific relations under specified contrational conditions.
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Washington
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Paris
Rome
Kellogg
Pacific
Poultry Men Seek Funds for Research Bureau at State College
East Lansing July 16 The Michigan State Poultry Improvement association decides to seek an appropriation to equip a poultry teaching and research bureau at Michigan State College. Gov Green veto trimmed last year's $100,000 to $50,000, and members urge an additional $60,000 to start the research bureau.
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East Lansing
U.P
Michigan State College
Michigan State Poultry Improvement Association
Green
$260000 Art Exhibit At Michigan State Fair
An exhibition of 21 paintings valued at more than $260,000 will be a feature at the Michigan state fair, Sept 2 to 8. The works loaned by the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York City include French Dutch German and American masters.
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Detroit
U.R
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Butcher Hides As Wife and Son Are Attacked
In Detroit a shifty meat dealer hid under a robe in the back seat as three bandits robbed his wife Mrs Spensky and their 16 year old son. They beat the pair after taking a diamond ring and cash from the visitors in the house. Police reported two young men fled into the house with the daughters.
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Detroit
Mid
John Spensky
Spansky
Vo Heelid
Smith Adverse To Long Distance Altercations
Albany July 16 Governor Alfred E Smith declines to continue a public quarrel with Kansas editor William Allen White who attacked the Democratic nominee's legislative record. Smith adopts a policy of campaign reticence and refuses to engage in further controversy. Close aides cite desire to avoid unfitting public altercations and to let the campaign organization handle such issues.
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Albany
New York
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
William Allen White
Kansas
Smith
White
State Deploys Inspectors to Probe Peach Yellows Disease
Lansing July 16 The state department of agriculture has sent inspectors across Michigan to search for Peach Yellow a disease affecting peach trees An inspector has been appointed for each district in the fruit belt by Herbert B Powell commissioner of agriculture.
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Lansing
Michigan
Herbert B. Powell
Rescue of Amundsen by Russians Reported in 1644
A garbled message claimed the Russian ice breaker Malign rescued Roald Amundsen and two companions near King Carl’s land after departing Tromsoe on June 18 to seek the Italia crew. The report could not be confirmed, with searches ongoing southwest of King Carl’s island.
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Virgo Bay
Spitzbergen
Malign
Roald Amundsen
King Garl's Land
Amundsen
King
Carl
New Books Added To City Library Featured Titles
A wave of recent acquisitions broadens the library shelves with works on modern life science journalism and literary craft. Lt Addington Bruce's Your Growing Child guides parents with scientific findings, Saxon's Father Mississippi surveys the river's floods, Baker Brownell's New Universe presents contemporary thought, and Proof Reading and Style by John Franklin Dobbs offers practical composition guidance for writers and editors.
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Lt. Addington Bruce
Saxon
Mississippi
Baker Brownell
Northwestern University
John Franklin Dobbs
New York Society of Proofreaders
Clow
Abbott
Pulver declines to enter race for state post
State Senator Seth Q. Pulver of Owosso will not file for lieutenant governor this year. He has accepted an undisclosed business offer and will announce his plans Tuesday. Pulver’s decision leaves Dickinson and Woodworth as the known Republican candidates with possible entry by Joan Doelle. In Lansing, Grove K. McArthur of Eaton Rapids joined the Republican field, qualifying with John J. Haggerty.
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Mark. Knight Lansing
Mich
Jilly
U.P
Seth Q. Pulver
Owosso
Lauren D. Dickinson
Wed
Michigan
Homer Ferguson
Detroit
Vincent Brennan
Arthur I. Wood
United States
Arthur F. Vandenberg
Iearnes
Ferguson
Fred W. Green
Green
Woodworth
Governor Green
Arthur TB. Wood
Lansing
Grovre KE. McArthur
Eaton Rapids
John J. Haggerty
Michigan Officials Plan Sewage Plants in 28 Cities
Lansing July 16 United Press reports state conservation and health departments join with officials from 28 Michigan cities to draft plans for sewage disposal plants aimed at stopping stream contamination. Most cities already submitted consultant plans approved by state officials but few have firm completion arrangements. Homer Murphy leads the sewer removal effort and expects no major trouble securing work though coordinating across cities may take three to four months. Legal steps may be used to compel cooperation if needed.
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Lansing
United Press
State Conservation and Health Department
Michigan
Sepember
Homer Murphy
Sewape
Murphy
140 Oil Leases Registered in Fremont Township
County Register Clyde Showalter received 140 oil leases for registration covering 12 368 acres in Fremont township. The documents were filed in the name of Walter Houck of Columbus Ohio.
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County Register of Deeds
Clyde Showalter
Fremont Township
Walter Houck
Columbus
Ohio
Ford Leads Prestige To Hoover i Campaign
Republican leaders believe Henry Ford’s alignment with the Hoover movement as vice president of the Hoover for President national committee will offset the Democrats’ advantage from John J. Raskob of General Motors managing the Smith campaign. The Republican committee said Ford would participate fully in the Hoover campaign.
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Washington
U.P
Henry Ford
Hoover
Engineers National Committee
John J
Jasmines Hold Family Reunion at Island Park
The Jasmine family reunion at Island Park drew 91 attendees on Saturday with games lunch and a talk by Ed Little of Mt Pleasant. Officers elected for the coming year were Chas Reed of Detroit as president and Ed Little as secretary treasurer.
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Island Park
Ed Little
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Schug
Clare
Chas. Reed
Tilden Selects Davis Cup Team for France Matches
William Tilden the American Davis Cup captain announced the team lineup for Davis Cup matches in Paris. Francis Hunter John Hennessey and George M Lott were chosen to play while Wilbur Coen was passed over as too young.
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Paris
France
U.R
William T. Tilden
Francis Hunter
John Hennessey
George M. Lott
Tilden
Wilbur Coen
Driver In Detroit Auto Race May Survive Injuries
DETROIT July 16. George Sanders was badly hurt when his car overturned at the 100 mile Knights Templar race. He remained unconscious but showed improvement and was expected to live, with X rays to reveal possible skull fracture and internal injuries in addition to a broken left arm.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
George Sanders
D. D. Stone
Highlands Park Hospital
Municipal sewage disposal plans list several Michigan cities
Murphy said industrial concerns cooperate on sewage plans. Cities without approved plans include Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Charlotte Hart and Pentwater. Other cities visited to create disposal agreements are Gladwin Allegan Alma Bay City Reading Eaton Rapids Venton Grand Ledge Tonia Ithaca Lapeer Lowell Muskegon Otsego Owosso Pinconning Plainwell Portland Standish Sturgis Tecumseh and Holly.
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Gineers
Murphy
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Charlotte
Hart and
Pentwater
Gladwin
Allegan
Alma
Bay City
Reading
Eaton Rapids
Venton
Grand Ledge
Tonia
Ithaca
Lapeer
Lowell
Muskegon
Otsego
Owosso
Pinconning
Plainwell
Portland
Standish
Sturgis
Tecumseh
Holly
Flower Show At Central Wednesday At Teachers College
A new summer flower display at the Teachers College will open Wednesday afternoon July 18 in the administration building lower corridor. The exhibit invites both exhibitors and visitors with larkspur roses coreopsis gaillardia and other rarities. St Louis grower A D Huber will show eighty eight named varieties of sweet peas.
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Teachers’ College
A.D. Huber
St. Louis
Green Files Be Petitions For His Candidacy
Lansing Michigan July 16 Governors petitions for renomination filed with 16813 names. over 180000 signatures on petitions for Green including 15000 from Ford Motor plant in Dearborn? Henry Ford signs. Green issues statement pledging service to Michigan with clean honest effort and focus on duties of office.
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Lansing
Mich
Tred. W. Green
State
Green
Ionia County
Ford Motor Plant
Henry
Ford
Sa¢h
Igan
Michigan
Locust Invasion Expected by Michigan Agriculturists
A. C. Garton and Prof. R. J. Pettit anticipate 17-year locusts reaching Kalamazoo County, Michigan, this July. Discrepancies on timing and number raise questions as entomologists seek specimens to study.
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Lansing
A. C G. Garten
Michigan
Kalamazoo County
Michigan Tnt College
Carton
Pettit
Kalamazoo
Garton
Wilbur Confers With Coolidge on Fleet Visit
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur will confer with President Coolidge at Superior Wisconsin on his trip to the Pacific coast to inspect the fleet. He leaves Washington on July 21 and arrives July 27, then proceeds to San Francisco for a (inspecting) ceremony.
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Washington
U.P
Wilbur
Superior
Wisconsin
Pusitt
San Francisco
Hoover
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