Arctic Flier Rescued and Medical Aid Sought in Russia
Rescue ship Krassin ferries rescued crew from an Arctic incident near Soyne island. Captain Adelberto Martino in serious condition with a frozen leg. Mariano is critically ill after ice drift rescue. Krassin aims to bring him for expert care at Kings Bay harbor before continuing to Advent Bay to disembark 15 others.
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Moscow
Russia
U.P
Adelberto Martino
Soyne Island
Filippo Zappi
Tlidifate
Finn Malmgren
Foyfe Iland
Mariano
Citta di Milano
Italia
Kings Bay Harbor
Krassin
Advent Bay
Halmost
Chukhnovsky
Butto
Arctic
Roald ‘Amundsen
Itatia
Big Rapids Tédtti Takes Sunday Game From Clare Independents
The Clare Independents were defeated at Big Rapids Sunday by two to hit. Gillen water pitched for Clare holding Big Rapids to five hits while errors allowed scoring opportunities. The Clare Independents, mostly teachers and college men home for summer, will be taken over by the Princess Theatre management and play as the Princess Theatre team next. They have a game scheduled for next Sunday with the Saginaw Nationals at Ward's Park in Clare.
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Clare Independénts
Big Rapids
Gillenwater
Clare
Clare Boys
Clare Independents
Summier
Princess Theatre Management
Princess Theatre
Saginaw Nationals
Ward
Jiark
Shooting Affray Near Newaygo Ends with Arrest
Newaygo July 17 Hunt for Veto Pasento alleged to have shot his brother in law Sam D. John 35 at Jacobi Ike near here after tides. Pasento cement plant employee lived at Jacobi lake and is to be moved from the jail to White Cloud. John Newaygo barber hospital in Fremont reported much improved following the incident which ended when a posse surrounded the Alger residence between here and Grant. The shooting climaxed a two year family quarrel.
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Newaygo
Veto Pasento
Sam D. John
Jacobi Ike
Here
Alger
Grant
Pasento
Jacobi Lake
White Cloud
John
Fremont Hospital
Drunkenness case a Kane county jury awards $85
Mrs. Jane Farrell of St Charles Illinois sued for damages alleging her husband George Farrell was permanently injured by exposure while intoxicated. The suit names Alex Montwell and Phillip Descourdlek as liquor sellers and cites the Illinois dram shop act.
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St, Charles
Ill
W.py
Jane Farrel
Kane County
George Farrell
Aléx Montwell
Phillip Descourdlék
Summer plays begin tomorrow season ticket sale
Summer plays kick off with opening day announced as season tickets priced at 1.004 and a normal book store at the designated venue.
Seventeen Prostrations From Heat At Detroit Parade
Detroit on July 17 reported seventeen people collapsing from the intense heat during the Knights Templar parade. No deaths were recorded as the thermometer rose to 85 degrees by 2:00 p m with heat continuing to mount.
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Detroit
Mich
AntiSmith Democrats Organize in Texas
Alfred B. Smith was branded a traitor to the constitution by W A Gollins at the anti Smith Democrats of Texas meeting in Dallas. About 500 Democrats attended as Collins declared the crusade to save the ideals of America.
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Dallas
Texas
Alfred B. Smith
United States
W. A. Gollins
Collins
America
Ku Klux Head Says Order Not in Campaign
Chicago July 17 The Ku Klux Klan will not enter politics this year said Hiram Wesley Evans imperial wizard at the biennial Klan vocation. Evans cited hot religious issues as reason for staying out of the campaign while other leaders claimed the meeting planned campaign activities. The Klan aims to solidify sentiment against Governor Alfred E. Smith Democratic nominee.
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Chicago
U.P
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram Wesley Evans
Evans
Heflin
Alabama
Washington
Alfed E. Smith
Farmers organize to oppose Republicans in corn belt
Des Moines Iowa July 17 Farmers in the corn belt adopted resolutions by the corn belt committee claiming to represent one million farmers. They condemn the Republican convention for endorsing administration policy toward agriculture and praise the Democratic pledge of farm relief legislation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
U.P
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Corn Belt Committee
Republican ‘Convention
America
Palmer Of Detroit To Oppose A Vandenberg For Senate
Milton R. Palmer of Detroit Republican will oppose Senator Arthur Vandenberg for the U S Senate nomination. Petitions naming Palmer were filed with Secretary of State John J. Haggerty this afternoon. Palmer is part of a draft slate challenging Governor Fred W. Green and his supporters.
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Lansing
Mich
Milton R. Palmer
Detroit
Arthur Vandenberg
United States
Palmer
John J. Haggerty
Fred W. Green
Fire damages Servos home on Pine Street
Firefighters battled a blaze at 405 South Pine Street the Servos residence delaying traffic. The attic fire caused about 500 dollars in damage insured and five motorists were arrested for violating traffic laws near the scene.
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Servos
Pine Street
E. P. Servoss
South Pine
Altho
Surance
Justice Court
John McCall
Taffir
Mt. Pleasant
Treasury head orders tighter cooperation among enforcement agencies
Acting Secretary Orden Mills ordered the prohibition, customs, and coast guard bureaus to meet at least twice monthly in the same area to share information and coordinate efforts in enforcing prohibition narcotic and customs laws. He urged harmony and unified action despite jurisdictional friction and said unresolved issues should be sent to Washington for final decision.
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Washington
Secretary of Treasury
Orden
Mills
Prohibition
Customs
Treasury
Three Summer Play Performances Begin Tomorrow
Three performances of the summer plays start tomorrow with a scheduled run across the weekend. Local actors from the city theater group will stage the pieces at the downtown venue, promising varied themes and community engagement.
City of Mt Pleasant Wins Injunction Over Gas Pumps
Circuit Judge Ray Hart rules in Mt Pleasant v Hart and Hafer that gasoline pumps and signs blocking a public street are a nuisance and must be removed. The pumps were erected without city commission permission and placed on land part of the street but not the traffic lane, a power requiring legislative action.
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Ray Hart
City of
Mt. Pleasant
Ervin Hart
Roy Hafer
West Broadway
City Commission
State Highway Department
Hart
West Side
Funeral Held Today For Aged Mrs Pleasant
Mrs Mary Cooley died Sunday afternoon and was buried from her North Franklin street home with Rev M E Reusch officiating She was 86 a Mt Pleasant resident since 1890 She is survived by three sisters Mrs Collins Mrs Hattie Kimball and Mrs Thomas Wygart all of Mt Pleasant In addition Mr Cooley died several years ago.
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Mary Cooley
North Franklin Street
M. E. Reusch
Collins
Hattie Kimball
Thomas Wygart
City
One Stop Flight to Sweden Planned from Rockford
Bert Hassell of Rockford will spend the week preparing his plane the Greater Rockford for a one stop flight to Stockholm Sweden. He returned from Northville Michigan after a country tour and will be accompanied by Parker D. Cramer a former government navigator.
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Rockford
Bert. Hassell
Stockholm
Sweden
Hassell
Northville
Michigan
Parker D. Cramer
Labor Secretary Davis Heralds Favorable Employment Outlook
Washington July 17 Secretary of Labor Davis issued a statement praising a brighter employment outlook for both employers and workers this summer and fall. He noted factory jobs rose in June vs May for the first time in five years.
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Washington
U.R
Davis
Hoover Says Prosperity and Integrity Key Campaign Issues
Herbert Hoover told President Coolidge he will stress prosperity and competent governmental management as the main issues in his bid for the White House. The nomination acceptance speech is planned for Palo Alto August 11 with Dawes supporting the themes. Hoover departs Duluth after a two day visit with Coolidge as campaign plans advance.
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Superior
Wisconsin
U. P
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
White House
Palo Alto
Calif
United Press
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Attend Coffer Miller Plays at College
Tickets on sale at Normal Books Store for Coffer Miller College performance.
Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers
The following officers were installed in Calla Rebekah lodge last week by D. D. P. Anna Perry Leona Sanders noble grand Bloy Whittaker vice grand Blanche Struble secretary Mable Stacy treasurer Laura Ohms warden Lena Lentz conductors Anna Howay inside guardian Viola Sampses outside guardian Edith Depuy right supporter to noble grand Ethelall left supporter to noble grand Anna Perry right supporter to vice grand Virgiline Ifunt left supporter to vice grand Dora Daggett chaplain Mary Keller pianist A social evening with a pot luck supper followed the business meeting BAY CITY July 11 Federal Judge Tuttle issued a temporary padlock injunction against the Doll House at 224 South Washington avenue Saginaw operated by William O Melay in a liquor law violation case pending.
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Calla Rebekah Lodge
D. D. P. Anna
Perry
Leona’ Sanders
Noble Grand
Bloy Whittaker
Y “Blanche Struble
Mable
Stacy
Laura Ohms
Lena Lentz
Anna Howay
Inside Guardian
Viola Sampses
Guardian
Edith Depuy
Ethelall
Anna Perry
Virgiline Ifunt
Dora Daggett
Mary Keller
Bay City
Tuttle -Monday
Doll House
Washington Avenue
Saginaw
William O'Melay
Knights Templar Parade Draws 600000 in Detroit Big Spectacle
In Detroit the Knights Templar filled boulevards as 95 000 members marched to Onward Christian Soldiers. Heat casualties rose to three spectators and four workers among the 600 000 onlookers over two days. Minneapolis eyed the 1981 conclave with Pittsburgh Boston and Portland also bidding.
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Knights Templar
Detroit
Mich
U.P
States
Canada
Mexico
George W. Valery
Veaver
Colorado
Order
Elsie Wagner
Robert Eridhgan
Minneapolis
Pittsburgh
Boston
Portland
Funeral of Charles Mitchell Held at Sacred Heart
The funeral for Charles Mitchell son of the late Mr and Mrs James Mitchell was held this morning from Sacred Heart church. American Legion members acted as pallbearers. He served two years in World War I. He was 37, recently returned to Pontiac after an extended visit. He was found dead Saturday and death was attributed to apoplexy. He was unmarried and survived by several brothers and sisters.
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Charles Mitchell
James Mitchell
Sacred Heart Church
American Legion
Mitchell
Pontiac
Drowning at Pine Lake Claims Roy Adams and Companions
Sheriff’s officers in Lansing search Pine Lake for the body of Roy Adams 22 son of Mr and Mrs Janes Adams 111d Case Street after a lake boat capsized during a trip with four companions including Elvin Montgomery 21 who swam to safety.
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Lansing
Pine Lake
Roy
Adams
Janes Adams
Case Street
Ity
Elvin’ Montgomery
Montgomery
Rescue Diary Reveals Spitzbergen Dog Sled Heroism
Van Dongen recounts a 1928 Italia disaster rescue mission from Spitzbergen. With Captain Sora and Ludvig Varming, dogs were sacrificed and food scarce as they crossed pack ice toward Brock and Foyne islands, finally reaching Kings Bay amid cheers.
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Italia
V., Nilsson
Royal Air Force
United Press
Sora
Sjef van Dongen
Van
Dongen
Pitzbergen
Nilsson
Sjef van Dongin
United’ Pregs Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
U.P
North Cape
Sora Dod Ludvig Varming
Verde
Cape Platen
Brock Island
Foyne Island
Krassia
Nside
Kings Bay
Grand Rapids and Charlotte students bound over on arson charges
Arnold Duiker of Grand Rapids and Donald Thieben of Charlotte, Olivet College students, were bound over for the September term on arson charges stemming from spring fires at the Kappa Sigma Alpha fraternity house. Donald Smith, local fraternity president, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to one to ten years in the Ionia reformatory. Duiker and Thieben each have $1,000 bonds.
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Charlotte
Mich
Arnold Duiker
Grand Rapids
Donald Thieben
Olivet College
Kappa Sigma Alpha
Donald, Smith
Ionia Reformatory
Duiker
Thichen
Fraternity
Woman Seeks Fifth Term as Treasurer in Michigan
Mrs Anna E McDonald, one of Michigan's first women county treasurers, announced her candidacy for a fifth term at the September primary. She has a record including Chippewa county elections in 1920 and service in the treasurer's office since 1930. Her husband is John McDonald of Detroit.
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Sault
Ste.“Marie
Michigan
Anna E. McDonald
State Apiary Inspector In Isa Bella County
State apiary inspector and assistants are again in Isa Bella County to check for bee diseases and inspect box hives. Beekeepers with box hives must comply or face fine or jail. standard hives aid disease detection of American foul brood, warned by officials.
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Isabella County
Apinr
Baraboo Youth Held for Flint Robbery Charge
A 17 year old runaway sought shelter with Sheriff Oole in Baraboo Wisconsin. He is believed to be Peter Kaczmarek wanted in Flint Michigan on a robbery charge. The boy was held to await transfer to Flint authorities.
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Baraboqy
Wis
Oole
Flint
Michigan
Peter Kaczmarek
Mussolini Thanks Swedish Fliers For Italia Rescue Help
In Rome on July 17 Premier Benito Mussolini met Captain Thorriborg commander of the group of Swedish fliers aiding Italia rescue work and expressed gratitude for their services.
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Rome
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Thorriborg
Italia
Lumbier Plays Tomorrow Amid Season Ticket Push
Local note indicates Lumbier games start tomorrow with season tickets priced at $1.00 and available at Normal Book Store. The entry references 201 AA in the event listing.
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Lumbier
Attend Coffer-Miller plays at College
An event titled Coffer-Miller presents a performance at the College venue. Tickets go on sale at Normal Book Store.
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Kiriis Bay
Tédtti
Clare Indépendents
NeWayo
AntiSmith
Say'Klan
Smith
Coffer-Miller
Jimmy
Farmerette
James Q
Walker
New York
Clinton
Pleasant
San Pedro
Talayaha
Hawaii
Cavour
Giovanni Giolitti
Rebekah Lodge
Olivet
Mexico City
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