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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

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Evacuation of Peking Seen Near as Northern Forces Retreat

Reports from Shanghai dated June 2 describe General Chang Tso Lin's northern forces preparing to abandon Peking amid a retreat along the Liukho line toward Manchuria. The battle near Liukho and Machang risks lifting Nationalist pressure on Peking as northern commanders debate immediate evacuation versus holding positions.

Shanghai Peking Chang Tso-Lin Manchuria Chang Liukho Peking-Markou Chang Tsung-Chang Ientsin Lutkho and Hong Kong Machang Tientsin-Pukow

Broadway theatre to install modern motion picture projectors

The Broadway Theatre displays today in the window of W. Lewis and Son the Superior projector for motion pictures. Two units have been purchased by Mr. Ward for the local theatre and are said to be the same type used in metropolitan cinemas and among the latest, most modern equipment available.

Broadway W. ©. Lewis and Son Superior Ward Iave

Radio Licenses Granted to Newspapers by Publishers Committee

Washington June 2 United Press was awarded a short wave radio license as the American Publishers committee distributed channels among newspapers and news services. Licenses cover trans oceanic wavelengths with domestic channels expected later. Other recipients include the United Service Christian Science Monitor Chicago Tribune New York Herald Tribune New York Tribune New York World Los Angeles Tribune San Francisco Chronicle Consolidated Press association and American Publishers association.

Washington U.P American Publishers Committee Federal Radio Commission United Press United Service Christain Science Monitor Chicago Tribune New York Herald- Tribune New York Tribune New York World Los Angeles ‘Tribune San Francisco Chronicle Consolidated Preas © Association The American Publishers Association

City tax deadlines and penalties noted by treasurer

The note warns taxes are due on June 1 at the city treasurer’s office. Sime may be paid anytime in June without penalty. Unpaid taxes incur 1 percent interest starting July 1 and an additional 1 percent per month thereafter. Signed Bessie M. Brown, Treasurer.

Sime Bessie M. Brown

Toledo Police Act To Halt Crime Wave After Murder

An Akron grand jury charged Charles Hoppe with first degree murder for kidnapping and killing 1-year-old Dorothy Szelagowski. Police, stirred by the crime, reported a second attack on a 12-year-old girl in a vacant house and intensified efforts to curb violent crime after the Szelagowski case.

Toledo U.P Charles Hoppe Dorothy Szelagowski Dorothy Szelagowski Patrice Rosenbaum Youngstown Salem Ohio Rosenbaum

Italian fliers set new world flight record in 59 hours

Majors Ferrarin and Del Prete, Italian army aviators, landed after a record 58 hours 87 minutes of sustained flight. They surpassed Eddie Stinson and Capt. George Haldeman's prior mark by over five hours. Detroit congratulated the pair and Stinson vowed to reclaim the record, possibly on St. Clair lake with Haldeman joining.

Rome U.P Fperrarin del Prete Stinson Heideman Detroit Eddie Stinson George Haldeman America St. Clair Lake Haldeman

Toledo chauffeur pleads not guilty in child murder case

Charles Hoppe former chauffeur pleads not guilty to first degree murder in the kidnapping and killing of seven year old Dorothy Szelagowsk i. Opening trial date June 25 set. Hoppe remanded to jail without bond.

Toledo Charles Hoppe Dorothy Szelagowski Hoppe

Dispute Halts Radium Case In Newark Suit

Five women dying from radium poisoning clash over a proposed settlement with United States Radium Corp delaying final disposition. The plan would pay $10,000 per woman plus $600 yearly pensions and medical and legal costs totaling around $10,000, with two women ready to accept and a Monday conference to persuade the others.

Newark N. J UWA United States Radium Corporation William Clarke

Leases Push Oil Test Drilling in Isabella Gilmore Vernon Townships

John Dowdell says test oil wells will begin in Isabella Gilmore and Vernon townships within a month. Two contracts have been let as 6 000 acres were assigned to Chartiers Oil by the county leases, for drilling purposes only. Dowdell notes activity aims to test the area with many borings before summer.

John Dowdell Chemical Gas and Oil Company Athens Gas Corporation Isabella Gilmore Vernon the Times Chartiers Oil Company Twp Dowdel Dowdell Pittsburg

Owosso Awaits Welcome for Flapper Bandit Release

Neighbors of 24 year old Thelma Christler plan a welcome home after her release from the Detroit house of correction. She had been sentenced last August to three to sixteen years for attempted robbery of the People’s Savings Bank in Saginaw. Commissioner Arthur D. Wood urged her to spend more on herself and enjoy life.

Owosso U.P Thelma Christler Arthur D. Wood People's Savings Bank Saginaw Wood

Marriage License Application Notices

August Walter and Ann Arbor resident apply for a marriage license with Gladys Bandeen listed from Mt. Pleasant as a party in the same filing.

August Walter Ann Arbor Gladys Bandeen

Mother Drowns Six Year Old Son in Michigan

Mrs Ruby Snell 47 drowned her six year old son Paul at their Grand avenue home in Fowlerville. The motive given as loving him, townspeople say she was morose and mentally troubled. A sanity commission ruled her insane and she was sent to the University of Michigan hospital for a sanity hearing set for June 18.

Fowlerville U.P Ruby Snell University of Michigan Hospital Ann Arbor Snellingane W. N. Lyons Howell John ‘Snell Paul Grand Avenue Windsorr Ont Grand Rapids Della Reed Geople Wimble A. Riley Crittenden Vowell

Amarillo Editor Attacks Lindbergh Prompt Street Protests

Amarillo News Globe editor Gene Howe faced fierce backlash after labeling Charles Lindbergh a swell head. Merchants protested, students rallied, and dozens of residents urged an apology, while Howe defended his stance and claimed Lindbergh lacks manners.

Amarillo Texas U.P Charles A A. Lindbergh Gene Howe Amarila News Globe Howe Fexan Lindbergh Swellhend Ed Howe Atchison, Kansas Pacific Coast

Treasury Secretary Mellon and Senator Couzens face revival of revolution talk

Wire dispatches report Secretary Mellon and Senator Couzens hint at a revived revolution within Mellon’s administration as Congress plans return next winter. In Des Moines former Secretary Meredith lies in critical condition at home with heart trouble, causing concern among doctors.

Washington U.P Petwesiie Vreasury i Mellon Couzens Arichigen Hig Des Moines Qwin Meredith Meredith Pthat Hin ‘Thege Feog Poplaus

Cars Crash Near Shepherd Involving Shepherd Youths

Five people injured and two cars badly damaged in a Wednesday night collision near Shepherd. Vere DuBois Duane Wetzel and Byran Flemming of Shepherd were in a northbound car. A southbound car attempting to pass collided, injuring all three Shepherd youths. Flemming required immediate medical attention. he and two occupants of the other vehicle were taken to Alma hospital.

Shepherd Vere DuBois Duane Wetzel Byran Flemming DuBois Flemming Alma

Fire in Norway Mine Kills One, Injures Several

In Norway Michigan a mine fire at Oliver von Company breaks out at the shaft head while workers cut old iron bracing. The blaze lasts briefly but smoke and gas sicken 150 miners, with rescue crews reviving many. One man Joseph Jarley dies, others including Wilant Tapperyong and August Bjord suffer serious injuries.

Norway Mich Oliver von Company Joseph Jarley August Bjord Jarley

Clyde V Showalter seeks second term as Register of Deeds

Republican Clyde V. Showalter announces bid for a second term as Register of Deeds and urges support in the September 4 primary election.

Clyde V. Showalter Register of Deeds

Report Big Stand of Sugar Beets

The field department of the Columbia Sugar Company reports the best stand of sugar beets for all parts of the county. Cold weather has retarded growth somewhat, but a few warm days are expected to bring rapid development. Most plants are in healthy condition.

Field Department The Columbia, Sugar Company

Jackson Detectives Ordered to Round Up Criminals

June 2 U R Jackson detectives ordered to rid the city of professional criminals. All known offenders without legit means of support will be rounded up and jailed on vagrancy charges, Inspector L. B. Secor said.

Jackson U.R L. B. Secor

United States Withholds Recognition of China

Washington reports that U S recognition of China remains unlikely as Nationalist forces near Peking prompt concerns over central government viability and loyalty of Canton and Hankow regimes Officials say recognition will follow US judgment not allied powers but hinges on stable governance and unified control nationwide.

Washington W.P Peking China United States Japan Great Britain Canton Hankow Nanking

Florida Delegate Asked For Money

New York June 2 A Florida Hoover delegate John F Harris testified to the senate campaign investigation committee that he was asked to cover travel costs for Florida delegates to the Kansas City convention He said he paid 6500 to secure a remote Florida delegation and funded Mrs Overman of Daytona

New York U.P John IF. Harris Florida Hoover Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Kansas City Harris Overman Daytona Louis J. Strauss Kuhn, Loeb and Gampany Wall Street Ioover

Postum Cereal Buys Maxwell House Coffee

Nashville Tennessee reports the Check-Neal company the Maxtwell House coffee maker and a major world producer has announced the sale of its property to the Postum Cereal company of Bitter Creek Midley for forty five million dollars. Offices will be moved to Battle Creek.

Nashville Tenn U.P Check-Neal Company Maxtwell House Coffee Postum Cereal Company Bittler Crack Midley Battle Creek

Trans Pacific Crew Prepares for Next Leg to Suva

Honolulu reports perilous Pacific flight completed. Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith and three companions plan 3200 mile leg to Suva Fiji, with 1,510 gallon fuel tanks and possible Monday departure. risk of fuel shortage weighed against safety.

Fu! Islands Honolulu Southern Cross Australia Charles Kingsford- Smith Sean Suva Fiji Islands Oakland Crags Bing Pacific Maitland Hegenberger Kingsford-Smith Charles P. Ulm Marty Lyon James Warner Lyon Catrse Suya Choekal Tina Ie Waal Viji Islands Ing Sford Smith

Two men arrested in Mexican mine murder of Denver foreman

Dis patches from Pachuca report two men jailed in the slaying of Howard G Smith of Denver, foreman at the Santa Gertrudis mine near Pachuca Hidalgo. A shepherd boy aided the description leading to one suspect. the other matched the quarrel over a loan threat. Smith's body was sent to Denver and an American embassy official may assist.

Mexico City Pachuca Howard G Smith Denver Santa Gertrudis State of Hidalgo Smith Mitch Ainother

Vice President Selection Now Before Leaders

PIA STINGTON June 2 With the approaching end of the pre convention conference regarding the nominees attention turns to the vice presidential pick. Several Republicans and Democrats are named including Moses Curtiss Longworth Donovan Hull Dorothey Moody and Jones and others. A sudden rise of an unexpected figure is possible as in 1920 with Calvin Coolidge.

Pia Stington Prsidential Moses New Iluwpshire Curtiss Kansas Bee New Jersey McNary Oregon Fuller Massachusetts Nicholas Longworth House of Representatives Representative Tilson Floor Fender William J. “Wild Bil" Donovan Robinstin Arkansas George Georgia Layard Delaware Harrison Mississippi Barkley Kentucky Walsh Montana Cordell Hull Tennessee Vic Dorithey Ohio Moody Texas McLain North Gavolitia Jesse Jones

Fisherman searches lake for missing juvenile Patticle Hurley

June 2. United Press reports customs and border patrols comb Lake St Clair for clues to the disappearance of 14 year old Patrick Hurley of Grosse Pointe. His small boat overturned after a squall and officials fear drowning. Mrs Hurley said he went fishing at dawn and two Selfridge Field planes sighted the craft on the lake.

Detroit U.P Lake St. Clair Patricle Hurley John I. Hurley Grosse Pointe

Bridge Crash Blocks Lamont Road After River Flood

A steam shovel trailer and construction materials crashed through the Deer Creek bridge into the river near Grand Haven. Traffic on Lamont road is blocked and will not resume until repairs are completed. The driver and crew were not injured.

Grand Haven U.P Deer Creek Here Lamont Road Anil

Largest Blue Gill Pond Near Union City

A near eight acre artificial pond eight feet deep is under construction near Union City as a blue gill rearing pond. It is funded by the Branch County chapter of the Izank Walton League and supports Michigan's natural resource campaign. Fingerlings will be planted in Branch County lakes and two million fry will be released by the state. The pond mimics natural conditions and is expected to yield high fingerling growth.

Dwater Union City Branch County Izank Walton League Michigan

Detroit banker dies at son’s home in Piisia

A well known Detroit banker, active during Grover Cleveland’s presidency, died of a heart or lung ailment at his son’s home in Piisia. Local telegrams from Monroe, Michigan reported the death and noted his prominence in financial circles.

Monroe Mich Austin Michigan Grover Cleveland Detroit Piisia

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