French Navy Pilot Aims Atlantic Flight From Horta
Lieutenant Paullin Lewis Jerome Paris of the French navy arrived at Horta Azores at 2 30 PM EST to refuel the seaplane La Fregate for the next leg to New York. He left Brest Harbor yesterday with mechanic Pavis Mavrot and cadet radio operator to complete a 14 hour sea crossing. The young ace, who began flying in 1921, is famed for Morocco air operations and commands the flight with weather reports guiding a Bermuda stop as a base ship awaits.
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Ora
Paris
Morocco
French Ministry of Marines
France
Brest
Atlantic
Lueled
Vavasseur
Try
Cult Court Fight Postponed to September Term
In St Joseph Michigan on July 23 a court action led by Queen Mary Purnell to stop Judge W Y Dewhirst and his followers from distributing religious literature was postponed to the September circuit court term. Mary's attorney W J Barnard had not filed a special hearing order.
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ST. Joseph
Mich
U.P
Mary Purnell
W. Y. Dewhirst
House of David Colony
Circuit Court
Resignation Tied to Labor Party Role in Obregon Killing
Luis Morones minister of commerce industry and labor in Mexico and leaders of the Mexican Federation of Labor resigned Sunday along with Gelestino Gasca and Fidusido Moneda amid charges by two Obregon supporters that the labor party was the psychological author of Obregon’s murder. The trio led the labor movement and held key posts in the federation. An unrelated item notes an 18th century arithmetic work in Howell, reported by UP.
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Luis Moronces
Comanerce
Labor Party
Alvaro Obregon
Obegon
Moxrones
Gelestino Gasca
Fidusido Moneda
Mexican Federation of Labor
Crom
Doctor Foland to Attend National Optical Congress
Autoptometrist Dr Foland will attend the National Optical Congress and a clinic in Grand Rapids on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday July 2 24 26. This marks the first time Michigan hosts the national congress with leading scientists discussing eye conditions and vision conservation.
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Foland
Grand Rapids
sNational Optical Congress
Michigan
Place Isabella And Clare Under Rabies Quarantine
Isabella and Clare counties were placed under a 90 day rabies quarantine by state veterinarian Dr. B J Killham announced today in Lansing Michigan Officials said the action lasts 90 days and aims to control the spread of rabies to protect residents and animals.
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Isabella
Clare
Lansing
Mich
U.p.clare
B. J. Killham
Body of Carranza Arrives In Mexico
The body of Capt. Amelio Carranza, a young Mexican aviator killed during an attempted non stop flight from New York to Mexico City, arrived in Mexico City and lay in state at the war office. Twenty five thousand school children strewn flowers along the funeral route as American Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and staff joined the funeral train at the station.
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Mexico City
U.R
Amelio Carranza
New York
War Office
Dwight W. Morrow
New York Flyers Set World Circumnavigation Record
John Henry Mears and B. D. Collyer landed in Manhattan at 8:21 p.m. Sunday to claim a world circumnavigation record of 28 days 15 hours 21 minutes 3 seconds. They departed June 29 aboard a sea plane and used the Olympic as support, flying routes through Cherbourg Paris Berlin Moscow Kurgan Krasnoyarsk Chita Mukden Tokyo Yokohama and Victoria before finishing in Chicago and Cleveland en route to New York.
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New York
John Henry Mears
B. D. Collyer
Manhattan Island
Edward Evans
Detroit
Tinton Wells
Jen Mears
Collyer
Battery
Olympic
Cherbourg
Europe
Asia
American
Paris
Globe Circlers
Berlin
Moscow
Kourgan
Krasnoyarsk
Chita
Mukden
Tokio
Tokio-Yokohama
Impress of
Russia
Victoria
B. C
Spokane
Wash
Minneapolis
Minn
Wold- Chamberlin Field
Chicago Municipal
Chicago
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Aviation Field
Navy Secretary Is Guest of President
Superior Wisconsin July 23 Secretary of Navy Wilbur and Mrs Wilbur arrived en route to Cedar Island Lodge to be guests of President and Mrs Coolidge at the summer White House. He will report to Mr Coolidge on Nicaragua developments and then proceed to the Pacific coast for Hoover notification ceremonies.
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Superior
Wisconsin
U.P
Wilbur
Cedar Island Lodge
Four Youths Sentenced to Life in Ritz Theatre Killing
In Chicago on July 23 four youths Stanley Durmar Stanley Thomas Albert Mas and John Tulacz were sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Gomerford for killing Pearl Eggleston a 17 year old usher during an attempted robbery at the Ritz movie theatre in Berwyn Durmaj admitted firing the shot while witnesses testified the girl screamed after the shot. The judge ruled the girl screamed before the shot and the guilty pleas came after days spent seeking a nonjury trial.
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Chicago
Gomerford
Stanley Durmar
Stanley Thomas
Albert Mas
John Tulacz
Pearl Eggleston
Ritz
Berwyn
Durmaj
Auto Accidents: Take Big Toll in Detroit
In Detroit multiple wrecks over the weekend left one man dead and another dying, with four women, three children, and two men hospitalized. Three seriously injured victims were hit by hit and run drivers. A 17 year old, Paul Seeman, was involved in a crash on Gratiot Avenue. Rudolph Blaust Sr, 69, died after being thrown from a truck at Gratiot into Peter Hunt avenues. He died about twelve hours later at Receiving hospital. Two motorists were under arrest and two men sustained minor injuries.
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Detroit
Highland Park Generals
Paul Seeman
Hazelridge Avenue
Rudolph Blaust
Rohns
Peter Hunt
Wood Still Leading National Air Tour
In Minot North Dakota July 28 John Wood leads the national air tour with 21 060.6 points and a margin over his nearest rival of more than 2300 points as the final week begins with a flight to Fargo North Dakota.
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Minot
North Dakota
U.P
Fargo
North
Dakota
John ‘Wood
Mussolini to Probe Italia Disaster in Italy
Rome, July 28. Premier Mussolini announced a full Italian inquiry into the Italia airship wreck after an extensive search for survivors. He rejected any foreign investigation, saying it would be offensive and dismissed the notion of holding the probe abroad.
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Rome
Italy
U.P
Italia
Benitat Mussolini
Mussolini
Assassin Jose de Leon Toral Confesses to Obregon Killing
Mexico City reports Chief of Police Zertuche stating Jose de Leon Toral has made a full confession to the assassination of President-Elect Obregon. The police chief noted Catholic clergy are cooperating with investigators on the crime’s background.
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Mexico City
U.P
Zertuche
Jose de Leon Toral
Obregon
Four Injured as Police Battle Negroes in New York
U P reports riot in Harlan New York where 2 500 black residents clashed with police after an attempt to force entry into Henry Chabis home. Four patrolmen injured none seriously. One arrest. Shots fired in air and from nearby buildings. A 150 man machine gun squad dispersed the mob.
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New York
U.P
Harlan
Clarence Donald
Henry Chabis
Chabis
Qubbil
Donald
Quebil
Michigan Ayrshire Breeders Meet at Balmoral Farm
Ayrshire breeders from Michigan and delegates from several states travel to Balmoral Farms west of Ithaca for the annual summer meeting and field day next Wednesday.
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Balmoral Farm
Ayrshire
Michigan
Balmoral Farms
Ithaca
Anniversary Breakfast Honor for Boulten Couple
Sunday marked the sixteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boulten with a breakfast at the Barnes cottage on Blue Lake. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. C. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Webster Pearce entertained the couple and friends.
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Ray Boulten
C. Barnes
Webster Pearce
Milwaukee museum sails to Isle Royale for prehistoric clues
Two yachts and a schooner under Eugene I. McDonald of Chicago head toward Lake Superior’s Isle Royale in a Milwaukee Public Museum sponsored voyage. Over two months the expedition aims to uncover evidence of early human life and civilization believed to have existed on the island before Indian arrival.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
Lake Superior
Eugene I’, McDonald
Chicago
Milwaukee Public Museum
Isle Royal
Borden
Local Merchant To Visit Italy From Sainte Paul
George Fabisino proprietor of a local fruit store plans a months long journey to his native Sainte Paul in Calabria Italy. He will visit relatives and pursue real estate interests while staying near Mount Vesuvius. He sails from New York on the Roma on July 28.
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George, Fabisino
Sainte Paul
Corenzo
Calabria
Italy
Fabigno
Mount
Vesuvius
Fabiano
Roma
New York
Michigan corn borer leaders push for federal funds
About 75 Michigan corn leaders met with Governor Green and unanimously passed a resolution urging the European corn borer be treated as a national problem funded solely by federal money. They demand full compensation for farmers' cleanup work and an annual cleanup. Senator C J Rathbun introduced the resolution.
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Lansing
Mich
W.P
Michigan
Fred W. Green
New US-27 Pavement Opened East of Ithaca
A two mile stretch of new U S 27 pavement east of Ithaca has been completed and opened to traffic on Saturday.
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Ithaca
Detroit Bus Wreck injures several on trip to Cincinnati
A Greyhound bus traveling from Detroit to Cincinnati wrecked at the Lesourdsville bridge three miles south of Midletown Ohio. Twelve passengers and the driver were injured, several seriously, when steering gear locked and high speed hindered the turn. Names include Carl Harris of Buffalo and H M Barkley of Detroit.
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Midletown
Detroit
Cincinnati
Lesourdsville Bridge
Here
Carl Harris
Buffalo
N. Y
John Thomas
Chicago
H. M. Barkley
Thomas
Hoover health rumors denied by campaign staff
Whispers about Herbert Hoover’s health circulated from FALC ALTO to Washington but were quickly dismissed by campaign officials. George Ackerson said Hoover and his family were not worried, and reporters who see him daily affirmed the strain had not harmed his health.
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Falc Alto
Calif
Werbert Hoover
Hoover
Washington
White House
San Francisco
New York
George Ackerson
United Press
U.S. Sailor Wounded in Clash Near Shanghai
Report from Chefoo says one American sailor was accidentally wounded during fighting on Sunday between Nationalist and General Chang’s forces. Consul General Le Roy Webber demanded an immediate investigation while British and Japanese consuls sought naval protection.
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Shanghai
Chang Chung- Chagn
Chefoo
United States
Leroy Webber
Arrest Nine Anarchists Over Spanish King Plot
Paris reports a major plot to assassinate King Alfonso of Spain prompted the arrest of nine anarchists in southern France. French and Spanish authorities shared intelligence last week about plans to kill the king as he crossed the frontier to open a Pyrenees tunnel. Secret service agents from both countries worked the case. more arrests were anticipated as the investigation continues.
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Paris
U.P
King Alphonso
Spain
France
Mndf
King Alplonso
Pyrenees
Alphonso
Obregon Faction Seeks Provisional President in Mexico
In Mexico City on July 28 1920 the Obregon led party backing either Calles or Governor Haenz of Nuevo Leon for provisional president was disclosed. Colonel Riccardo Topete a top Obregon ally predicted Calles would be named November 30 and serve as provisional president for two more years.
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Mexico
City
Wa.a
Alvaro Oberjson
National Congress
Calles
Haenz
Nuevo Leon
Riccardo Topete
Obregon
Fair Books Ready For Isabella County Fair
The Isabella County Agricultural Society has completed its annual fair book and premium list and will mail copies to farmers across the county within days. Extra copies will be available at the Times office on East Broadway for those not receiving the book. The publication lists premiums, the week’s race program, and descriptions of free attractions and Saturday events, with the premium list run in full in the Daily Times.
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Isabella County Agricultural Society
Times Office
East Broadway
Daily Times
Michigan farms stage many team pulling events this summer
Michigan State College agricultural department lists fifteen fairs from Aug 9 to Oct 6 where dynamometer assisted team pulls will be held. The Belgian Veldings record 38 150 pounds for 27 5 feet and 29 5 horsepower at Alicia. Farmers are invited to compete. more entries expected and records likely to fall.
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East Lansing
U.P
Michigan
Agricultural Department of
Michigan State College
Illinois
Prairie Farm
Alicia
Mich
United States
Rubis
Pervenche
Chicago
Culdwater
Branch County
Aur
Tonia
Ionia
Sanduskey
Sanilac
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella
Caro
Detroit
Livingston County
Howell
Saginaw County
Saginaw
Lenawee County
Adrian
Northwestern Michigan
Traverse
Hillsdale County
Hillsdale
Muskegon
Fowlerville
Calhoun County
Marshall
World League Leader Attacks Gov Smith On Prohibition Plan
Dr Ernest E. Cherrington of the World League against alcoholism denounces Gov Smiths plan to modify prohibition as a submarine scheme aimed at the constitution. He urges temperance forces to oppose Smiths candidacy and says the 18th Amendment can only be repealed by constitutional methods. He compares Smiths plan to a Uboat torpedo program endangering the ship of state.
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Smith
Ernest E. Cherrington
World League Against
Cherrington
Temperaen
Transfer for Fr. McLaughlin From Sacred Heart to Saginaw
Rev. Frank L. McLaughlin, assistant priest at Sacred Heart for two and a half years, leaves this week for Saginaw to assist Rev. E. A. Caldwell at St. Mary’s church. Parishioners express regret and best wishes. He is succeeded by Rev. John S. Fons from Saginaw.
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Frank L. McLaughlin
Sacred Heart Church
Saginaw
E. A. Caldwell
St. Mary’s Church
McLaughlin
Sacred Heart Parish
St. Mary’s
John S. Fons
May Discuss Treaty Revision With Chinese
Washington, July 24. Secretary of State Keio may announce within 48 hours that the United States has agreed to discuss the treaty revision question with the Chinese National government. Arrangements for a Chinese American conference, possibly enlarged to include other powers, will be completed as soon as Minister MacMurray transmits his views. A message for May Murray was expected today.
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Washington
Keilo
United States
United Press
Wik
MacMurray
May
Murray
Manchuria rescues two adrift sailors off St Augustine
The Pan American steamship Manchuria reported it picked up two men after seven days adrift in a motor boat, 95 miles off St Augustine, Florida. Details on their condition were not released. Paris court rules tighten on American divorce petitions. nine men linked to irregular petitions warned lawyers of stricter surveillance and probable rejections.
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New York
U.A
Manchuria
Pan-American Line
California
St. Augustine
Morida
Paris
U.P
High Court
Soldiers of the Sea Attract Local Youth
Alex Piaskowski of Rosebush now undergoing Marine training at Parris Island after enlistment. He passed final examination and will soon be assigned to naval duties or a vessel, following the enlistment report from Cleveland.
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Marine Corps
Alex Piaskowski
Rosebush
Soldiers of the Sea
Parris Island
Piaskowski
Helen Piaskowski
Marine, Corps of
Cleveland
Ohio
Irregulars Clash As Japanese Troops Suffer Casualties
The war office reports six Japanese soldiers killed and 24 wounded in Shahtung province after a clash with about 3,000 irregular forces. The engagement occurred amid ongoing hostilities and was confirmed by Tokyo authorities.
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Tokio
Japan
U.P
War Office
Shahtung Province
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