Fliers Fail In 7700 Mile Hop Plane Crashat Bostwick
The Stinson De Troiter monoplane named K crash landed 600 feet from the sage brush near Bostwick Georgia after its fuel ran low and heavy rain clouds hid land. Pilots Randy Enslow James Darringer and Garland Reed bailed out with parachutes as the plane descended. The craft had departed Roosevelt Field New York en route to Havana and then a 7 700 mile non stop leg to Buenos Aires with air refuels planned.
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Bostwick
U.P
New York
Buenos Aires
Randy Enslow
James Darringer
Garland P. Reed
Havana
Argentina
Roosevelt Field
Hartford
Conn
Funeral of Former Resident Eva Jeffords
The body of Mrs. Eva Jeffords, died in Ann Arbor, will be brought here tonight to the G. J. Stinson undertaking parlors for a Thursday funeral at 2 o clock conducted by the Christian Science denomination. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. She lived in this city many years before moving away and is survived by her daughter Mrs. Wilson son Howard Jeffords of Detroit and three grandchildren. She was about 70 and an early member of the Christian Science church here with many friends who regret her death.
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Eva Jeffords
Ann Arbor
Gerrude Wilson
G. J. Stinson
Christian Science Denomination
Riverside Cemetery
Mrs. Wilson
Howard Jeffords
Detroit
Robert
Jane Jeffords
Harold Gould
Christian Science Church
Bar Legion From Church Split Over Membership Rules
A proposal to bar American Legion members from the evangelical Lutheran church will be voted on by the Wisconsin and Missouri synods on September 16. Lutheran ministers divide, with one group led by Rev. Av Pieper arguing the Legion is an oath bound secret religious organization incompatible with church laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
American Legion
Gvangelical Lutheran Church
Wisconsin Z
Missouri Synods
Legion
Ohe
Av Pieper
Thiensville
Fliers Rest On Michigan Air Tour
Saginaw Michigan July 16. With Bay City stop eliminated pilots and passengers slept in late. The flight to Owosso will be made this afternoon. Many pilots stayed indoors while a few gave passenger rides and stunt exhibitions. Foote Reynolds of Grand Rapids had a clogged oil line but resumed the flight after repairs.
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Saginaw
Mich
Bay Guy
Michigan Air Tour
Owosso
St. Ignace
Straits
Cadillac
Foote Reynolds
Grand Rapids
Frog Shooting Trial Attracts Much Interest
The Bourges case of Monsieur Dominique Dupreux draws regional attention as he fired at riverbank frogs from his window. He faces charges of infringing game laws, nocturnal disturbance, and out of season shooting with a firearm.
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Bourges
U.P
Monsieur Dominique Dupreux
M. Dupreux
Monsieur Dupieux
Central State Teachers baseball hosts tough foes after Clare defeat
Central State Teachers College baseball, and after recent lopsided wins over Clare and Weidman, prepares to face Midland Independents on Thursday in Chemical City and Methner Brothers of Coleman Friday at home. Henry A Methner of Central State will start at first base against the Methner lineup headed by Jim Joe Ed Pat William and L Methner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Teachers Col‘lege
Central Michigan
Bearcats
Chemical City
Midland Independents
Methner Brothers
Coleman
Henry A. Methner
Central State
Henry
Jim
Joe
Pat
William
L. Methner
Central Staters
Clare
Weidman
Shephard
Ministers Split Over Legion Civic Patriotism View
The Rev. aries Buenger of Kenosha and many other ministers say the Legion is not military political or religious but a civilian patriotic group paid to be acceptable.
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Aries Buenger
Kénosha
Legion
Washington Eyes Revival of Equalization Fee in Wheat Relief
President Hoover hears from farm leaders that the equalization fee may be revived in December as wheat prices fall. Senator Capper says relief plans are debated in the West, while Hyde notes talk of a possible debenture plan amid uncertainty about government action. Capper plans further talks with Hyde and Farm Board Chairman Legge.
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Washington
U.P
White Hose
Hoover
Hyde
Capner
Kansas
Coolidge
Congress
Capper
Mr. Hoover
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Legge
Schools as hotbed for radical fervor in New York
Congressional inquiry reports rising student enthusiasm for communism with Marx quotes and pro USSR rhetoric. Principal Edward Maguire cites organized cells in public schools and mention of 100 immigrant children at risk. three city schools identified as centers of agitation.
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New York
Jduly
Congressional
Dgnimittre
Jsnvestigating
Communist Propa
Karl Marx
Edward R. Maguire
Maguire
Russia
Hardware Store Blaze Kills Two in Lake Odessa
Two men Fred Ladue and Rollo Snyder died when a blast in the Ladue and Snyder Hardware basement triggered a fire destroying four business structures. Guy Lapo was burned and died later. the blaze damaged Campbell Implement Nye Lake and Kroger stores with losses over 60000 dollars. Fire crews from Hastings Sunfield Clarksville Ionia and Woodland fought the flames.
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Lake Odessa
U.P
Ladue and Snyder Hardware
Fred Ladue
Rollo Snyder
Guy Lapo
Ladue
Snyder
Lape
Sincise
Lady and Snyder
Campbell Implement
Nye Late
Kroger
Hastings
Sunfield
Clarksville
Ionia
Woodland
Cid
Seven All College Tourneys Open At Central State
Seven elimination tournaments begin at Central State Teachers college covering tennis billiards and ping pong. Fifteen women compete for the women's tennis title in Yat Gentyval State. Men compete in singles A and B divisions, with 28 in B and 5 in A, doubles A and B have 5 and 8 teams respectively. The Men’s Union sponsors billiards and ping pong with 10 and 11 players respectively. First rounds are underway in all seven events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Teachers College
Ficalty
Yat Gentyval
Fires Burn Across Six Isabella Localities
Six fires swept Isabella county over five days, burning grass brush and muck and straining fire wardens. All but two fires were reported out today as crews guard sections 17 9 and 28 with fires in Lincoln township and Deerfield muck land. Other blazes struck Union sections 29 32 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Lincoln
Deerfield
Lincoln Township
Union
Miss Nellie M Campbell to Teach in Toledo
Nellie M Campbell, a Pleasant senior at Central State Teachers College, accepted a position at Robson Junior High in Toledo Ohio. Robson opens this September rated among the finest equipped junior high schools in the country. Campbell will receive her A B degree from Central State in August and has taught in Toledo before.
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Nellie M. Campbell
Mr. Pleasant
Central State Teachers College
Robson
Toledo
Ohio
Miss Campbell
Central State
Osborn Appeals To Party Loyalty In Michigan
Former governor Osborn, now a U S Senate candidate, urged Michigan Elevator Exchange members to loyalty to the party. He jokingly called the Senate a sideshow and used humor to rebuke opponents, urging Gen. Comstock to yield to his sister Marie as the state’s first woman governor candidate.
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Lansing
Chase
Hiram Jaiigon
Norris
Senate
Sen. Couzens
W. A. Comstock
Detroit
Marie Comstock
Alpena
Osborn
Guards Increased as Mason Forest Fires Grow
Nearly fifty additional game wardens will join five wardens in Mason county to prevent spread of forest fires. George R. Hogarth said smoke from a bog fire hindered tower men from spotting fires and wardens will patrol to keep new blazes from raging. Fire near Custer in Mason county was under control but not out.
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Lansing
U.P
Mason County
George R. Hogarth
Hogarth
Wells Start In Leaton Field With Cole No 1
Leaton field sees new drilling as Cole No 1 begins early Monday. Mt Pleasant based B A Isbell Real Estate and Oil locates a well on Section 80 Denver township Kee Baugh farm Uhl Sarver and Herne of Grand Rapids to fill. Clare development names a well on S L Dennon property section 80 Denver. Cole No 1 is the latest of five producers in Leaton territory.
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Leaton
B. A. Isbell Real Estate and Oil Company
Mt. Pleasant
Denver
Kee*baugh
Uhl, Sarver and Herne
Grand Rapids
Clare Development Company
S. L. Dennon
Leaton Territory
Kellogg Declares Firm Not For Sale Amid Rumors
Kellogg chairman W. K. Kellogg stated the Kellogg company is not now and never has been for sale. He said offers from related and unrelated lines were considered but the firm will not attach its products to unrelated businesses or surrender the prestige built by Kellogg.
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Kellogg
Battle
W. K Kellogg
Kellogg Company
Iate
Portrait of Harding hung in White House entrance hall
A portrait of the late President Harding has been placed on the walls of the White House. By order of President Moorer, the oil painting of Luis Mora, renowned portrait painter, is hung in the entrance hall opposite President Coolidge.
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Washington
U.P
President Harding
White House
Moorer
Luis Mora
Coolidge
Mr. Harding
Smoking Room Bar And Deluxe Suites For Dornier DO X Flight
Oslo reports palatial DO X accommodations including a smoking room and bar for Atlantic crossing passengers. Lieut Schildhauer says the flight will start next month if trials succeed and will run Oslo to New York with stops at Havre Lisbon Azores and Bermuda. The 67 crew and passengers will carry about 6000 gallons of fuel and Capt Christiansen will command the voyage.
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Oslo
Norway
U.R
Atlantic Ocean
C. H
Schildhauer
United Press
Lieut. Schildhauer
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Lieut. Schild
Hauer
New York
Havre
France
Lisbon
Portugal
Azores Islands
Bermuda
Christiansen
Principal bout ends in draw at local boxing card
Johnny Bangert and Dave Jackson fought to a ten round draw in the main event at the fairgrounds. Jackson pressed early but Bangert edged the later rounds with pocket power and body shots. Referee Perry Schad declared a draw as fans voiced muted approval.
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Johnny Bangert
Bay Guy
Dave Jackson
Los Angeles
Michigan
Fairgrounds
Perry Schad
Jackson
Bay ‘City
Bangert
Johnny
Liebt-Heinz
Liebt
Heinz
Gladwin Lad
Evas
John Fox
Beaverton
Clarence Cochien
Shepherd
Shepherdite
Blanchard
Don Boyer
Bobby Shultz
Durand
Boyer
Shultz
Battling Harris
Alma
Mike O’farrel
O’farrel
Robinson Carter
Bill Cochrane
Pete Perlido
Marvin Fisher
Delwin
Flint
J. S. Hamshond
Probe Deaths Of Test Pilot And Student Engineer
Detroit July 16 General Motors officials planned a daylong inquiry into yesterday's crash near Milford that killed test pilot Gus Bell 38 and student engineer Glenn McCallum 23. Their car, traveling an estimated 112 mph, left the track and rolled 100 yards after a front tire blew out.
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Detroit
U.P
General Motor Company
Milford
Gus Bell
Glenn McCallum
Cruith
Young Flier in Vermont Crash Critical Condition
Frank Goldsborough, 19, holder of the junior transcontinental flight record, remained unconscious with a skull fracture after his plane crashed in a fogged mountain forest near Bennington Vermont. He lay trapped for about 18 hours until rescuers freed him. a New York publicity agent found him and left to seek help.
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Franky Goldsborough
America
Bennington
Keene
N. Hy
Donald Mockler
Goldsborough
U.P
Frank Goldsborough
Putnam Memorial Hospital
New York
Keene, N. H
Rioting in Alexandria Ends with European Deaths
Egyptian troops of about 1000 guarded Alexandria as riots left seven killed and hundreds injured. European shops and residents faced attacks while the city at night remained dark after damaged street lamps. Italian consul filed protest, two Italians among the dead, one from a stray bullet and one from fright.
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Cairo
Alexandria
Egypt
U.R
Mupsurah
Mohamed Ali Square
Cherif Pasha
A. m
Fitzpatrick
Sidky Pasha
Mohammed ‘Ali Square
Cty
Nahas Pasha
Free Chest Clinic Held At Di Gillette Office
A free chest clinic is scheduled for tomorrow at the office of Di Gillette in Welds. The event runs all day and aims to provide no cost screening and outreach to residents seeking medical evaluation.
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Ofice of di Gillette
Welds
Quick action stops blaze at McKay No 1 gas well
State officials Frank Anderson and R B Newcombe halted a roaring fire at the McKay No 1 gas well in Grant township after a spark from a railroad engine ignited gas. Anderson was burned on the head but the blaze was snuffed out using water and cement sacks, saving equipment and preventing further collapse.
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Grant Township
Frank Anderson
McKay
Mercer
Anderson
Central State to Hear Chicago Poet Carl Sandburg
Central State Teachers college will host Chicago poet Carl Sandburg for a lecture and recital Friday morning. Alumni and friends plan to attend as part of the college weekly program, with Mrs. Sandburg quoted describing the event as a blend of lecture and recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
Central State
Teachers College
Gin
Sandburg
Hentali State Life
College Weekly
Newpaper
All-College Picnic at Kane's Landing July 23
Central State Teachers college invites students to an all college picnic at Kane's Landing on the Chippewa river. Sponsored jointly by the Men's Union and the Women's League, the event will feature swimming, baseball, quoits and other games.
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Central State Teachers College
Kane’s Landing
Chippewa River
Men’s Union
Women’s League
Lottie Bruce
Harrison
Melvin Shouse
Hersey
Miss. Georgia Hood
Bertha M. Ronan
Eysi Merrill
Detroit Weather Forecast for Lower Michigan July 16
The forecast for lower Michigan calls for mostly fair skies tonight and Thursday with unsettled conditions in the north, slightly warmer tonight in the south and central regions, and cooler Thursday. Readings list several cities with varying temperatures such as Alpena 66, Chicago 62, Detroit 62, Duluth 68, Grand Rapids 62, Sault Ste. Marie 66, and Marquette 64, noting unsettled conditions in parts of Upper Michigan.
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Detroit
U.P
Michigan
Chicago
Duluth
Escanaba Et Hewen
Grand Rapids
Sault Ste. Marie
Upper Michigan
Cooley
Tonichy
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Central Nine
Methner Brothers Outfit
RIRES
Mason
Leaton Field
London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
McKay Gasser
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