Aged deputy nets fugitive madman near Lowell
Pat Boles a 10 year old county deputy sheriff captured Roy Wynkoop the fugitive madman near Lowell Michigan after hours of pursuit the arrest was a personal vindication for the deputy who four years earlier had been robbed by bandits en route to jail Wynkoop meanwhile was among inmates who escaped the state hospital for the criminally insane leaving two others still at large
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Ionia
Mich
Pat Boles
Kent County
Hmself
Roy Wynkoop
Lowell
Boles
Wynkoop
State Hospital
Wyncop
Fred Lamb
Gadillac
Detroit
Henry Vaden
Gerald Badgley
Democrats Will Name Candidates At State Committee Meeting
In Detroit on June 6 the Democratic state central committee will likely select candidates for governor lieutenant governor and U S senator at a meeting set for Hotel Tuller. Dewitt Robinson of St Joseph, secretary, announced the plan after the Jackson pre primary convention. Jouett Shouse, head of the Democratic national committee, will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U. S
Democratic State Central Committee
Midland chemist outlines magnesium from underground brine
John A. Gann of Dow Chemical Co. describes converting subterranean salt brine near Midland into magnesium, a light metal two thirds as heavy as aluminum. He notes magnesium's aviation value and a process developed during World War I to secure supply after Germany.
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Detoit
U.R
Midland
Mid
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
John A. Gann
Dow Chemical Co
America
Germany
Governor’s Plane Is Forced Down By Fog
Governor Fred W. Green of Michigan and pilot Walter Nikol were forced to land at a government emergency field in La Porte Indiana after heavy fog blocked the flight from Pontiac toward Chicago. The return followed a planned trip to Detroit and a rain began after landing.
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LA Porte
Ind
U.P
Fred W. Green
Michigan
Walter Nikol
Selfridge Field
Mich
Detroit
Pontiac
Chicago
Qty
Central State Names Staff for Men’s Union
Melvin Shouse of Reed City elected president of the Men’s Union at Central State Teachers College. Kenneth Bristol of Mr. Pleasant named vice president and William Miller of Lowell elected secretary-treasurer. Shouse, a popular student with two varsity football letters, led the term honor roll with five A grades while majoring in history. The union, new this term, aims to expand activities next year.
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Melvin Shouse
Reed City
Central State Teachers College
Men’s Union
Central State
Kenneth Bristol
Pleasant
William Miller
Lowell
Garland House
McBain
Shouse
Missing Man Girl Found Dead Near Rochester
Rochester Michigan June 6 The fate of 13 year old Marjorie Clemons and Henry Clouse 46 is revealed as the bodies are found in a wooded thicket beside a burned car. Investigators say Clouse shot the girl then killed himself leaving motive tied to a recent quarrel over hair and a rift in their companionship.
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Rochester
Mich
Marjorie Clemons
Henry Cleuse
Clouse
Marjorie
Mrs. Clemons
Clemons
Nolice
Richard Harris Graduates From Rollins College
Mt. Pleasant Mich resident Richard O Harris receives a Bachelor of Arts at Rollins College 45th commencement in Winter Park Fla The 66 member class was the largest in school history with representation from 15 states and five foreign countries Dr Hamilton Holt presided and Rev William Beard delivered the address titled The Pilgrim Spirit at Work.
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Winter Park
Fla
Richard O. Harris
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Rollins College
Rollins
Hamilton Holt
William 8. Beard
New York
Final Vote on Tariff Measure Nearing Next Week
Washington reports a final vote on the Hawley Smoot tariff bill is set for late next week with adjournment forthcoming. Sen Steck and Sen Copeland, initially supportive, are now expected to oppose. White House stance remains open minded though President likely to sign if passed. Conferees met to fix errors and aim for a Monday Senate debate.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Steck
Iowa
Copeland
Dem
N. Y
White House
Pennsylvania
New England
House
Northern Michigan forest fires tied to local residents
Lansing June 6 In a probe of northern Michigan forest fires deputies found evidence suggesting residents started blazes to earn the 30 cents per hour paid to drafted firefighters. Fire wardens say fires appeared in a line and spread, with state notices sent to fire scenes to secure evidence.
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Lansing
Michigan
I. S. Booth
Howard R. Sayre
Sayre
Ford says business recovery underway in interview
Henry Ford predicts a return to normal business as the economy lifts from the low mood. Ford and Mrs. Ford arrived in Philadelphia from Washington and were hosted by Cyrus H. Curtis in Wyncote. He notes stock market woes pushed many to idleness, now replaced by work and productivity.
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Philadelphia
W.R
Henry Ford
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Detroit
Ford
Washington
Cryus H. K. Curtis
Wyncote
Airo
Local Golfers Tie St Johns Players
A party of twenty eight Mrs Pleasant golf artists visited St Johns yesterday and held the Clinton county aggregation to a 19 19 tie. The event was followed by a banquet hosted by the St Johns women members at their club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Clinton County
St. Jomis_ club
James M. Cox Backs Repeal Of Eighteenth Amendment
James M. Cox of Dayton, a newspaper publisher and 1920 Democratic presidential nominee, declared his support for repealing the Eighteenth Amendment at a statewide rally. He cited Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow's repeal stance and argued prohibition cannot be enforced, calling for a middle ground to curb crime and saloon dominance.
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Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
Cox
Dwight W. Morrow
United States Senate
New Jersey
Morrow
Powers Quartet Plans Twelve July Concerts
The Powers String Quartet schedules twelve July performances across Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Illinois and Indiana as part of a busy summer. The four young Powers children Dorothy Dudley Harold and Arthur are the ensemble members with several colleges hosting their fourth appearance and seven others their third. The tour includes Mankato Duluth Moorhead Madison Spearfish Dickinson Superior River Falls LaCrosse DeKalb Terre Haute and Central State Teachers College.
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Powers String Quartet
Middle West
Mankato
Duluth
Moorhead
Minnesota
Madison
Spearfish
South Dakota
Dickinson
North Dakota
Superior
River Falls
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
DeKalb
Illinois
Terre Haute
Central State Teachers College
J. Harold Powers
Dorothy
Dudley
Harold
Arthur
Central State
Three Men Feared Dead After Canadian Forest Fire
Three men missing since Monday are believed killed by Thunder Bay forest fires near Fleet Ontario. They fled their cabin as flames closed in and have not been seen. settlers begin returning as heavy rain quenched remaining fires.
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Port Arthur
Ont
U.P
Thunder Bay
Fleet
Here
Plane crash at Grand Haven kills two
Grand Haven Michigan June 6 report says a cabin monoplane dived from 100 feet killing Gilbert A McDiarmid 22 and Gilbert Reinink 22 both Grand Rapids glider factory partners. Charles Dibersen 22 of Grand Rapids is in critical condition at Hatton hospital from injuries.
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Grand Haven
Mich
Here
Gilbert A. McDiarmid
Gilbert Reinink
Grand Rapids
Charles Dibersen
Hatton Hospital
Charles Leonard
Leonard Refrigerator Co
Weather forecast for lower Michigan June six
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers tonight and Saturday morning in southeast portions. Cooler tonight in the southeast and central areas, slightly warmer in the north and extreme west Saturday. Readings list 8 am highs and lows for Alpena Chicago Detroit Duluth Grand Rapids Ludington Marquette Sault Ste Marie with varied temperatures.
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Detroit
U.P
Lower
Michigan
Chicago
Duluth
Grand Rapids
Ludington
Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie
Upper Michigan
Rose enables police to solve death mystery
New York June 6 A detective with a scar under one eye impersonated James Capone to coax Rose Halperin 28 into admitting her role in the killing of Jacob Rothenberg a clothing manufacturer murdered during a clothing strike on February 10 Detective Eugene S Caneveri arrived from Montreal with Halperin Police say she boasted of being hired at 340 a week to kill Rothenberg on orders of Irving Ashkenas who is indicted for manslaughter Halperin held in 15000 bail as a material witness.
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New York
U.P
James Capone
Scarface
Rose Halperin
Jacob Rothenberg
Eugene S. Caneveri
Lyons
Montreal
Chicago
Rothenberg
Irving Ashkenas
General Sessions
Donnellam
Aganst Ashkenas
Riot at New London Naval Base Ends in Arrests
More than 500 coast guardsmen and sailors from the submarine base clashed with locals in the Negro section. Two sailors Newson and Williams were arrested after a brawl that left a man and a woman injured. Police restored order after several hours as 14 sailors were arrested in a speakeasy.
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New London
Conn
United States
Boinds
L. A. Newson
Athol B. Williams
Coast Guard
Navy
Newson
Williams
Man’s alcohol claim fails. fined $400 in Crestline case
In Crestline June 6 Judge J Walter Wright rejects George Vukovich explanation that two barrels of mash and a still produced rubbing alcohol to soothe his sick wife. The court fines him $400 in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crestline
George Vukovich
J. Walter Wright
Diversified farming urged for farm profit says expert
East Lansing June 6 Dean J. F. Cox of Michigan State College says moving population to cities will not solve farming. He argues diversification will make agriculture profitable whether on large or small scale.
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East Lansing
U.R
Dean J. F. Cox
Michigan State College
Divorce suit filed after wife keeps snake as pet
Jackson report says Glen Nogele sues for divorce from Myrnin Nogele after three months of marriage. The case notes Myrnin allegedly fondled a pet snake and fed him menus. In a separate item, Fred Weller, 65, a farmer near Jackson, remained in critical condition after overheating on his farm Thursday.
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Jackson
U.P
Glen Nogele
Myrnin Nogele
U. P
Fred Weller
Detroit executive gored by bull on Michigan farm
Charles Lathers former Ford Motor company sales manager of Detroit was in serious condition today after being gored by a bull on his farm near Petoskey Michigan last night.
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Petoskey
Mich
Charles Lathers
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Here
Mt Pleasant Oil Field Surpasses Muskegon in Wells
In central Michigan Mt Pleasant now lists 1384 producers versus Muskegon’s 800 as of June. Sixty nine wells are drilling in Mt Pleasant compared with fourteen near Muskegon. There are eighty eight wildcat wells under way, mainly near the central Michigan border.
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Muskegon
Mt.Pleasantt
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan
Musketon
Dawes Rebukes American Social Climbers in Cambridge Speech
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes told Trinity College masters and fellows in Cambridge that American social leaders visiting England seek introductions at royal courts. He highlighted gold star mothers visiting France graves, saying they came with no social agenda, only photos and flowers for their sons.
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Cambridge
England
U.P
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Trinity
College, Cambridge
Royal Courts
Dawes
Graves
France
Reversing the Charges in Indiana Wife Beating Case
In Bloomington Indiana on June 6 an indictment was filed against a wife for intoxication after she demanded her husband be arrested for wife beating. Prosecutor Vern Ruble was roused at 2 30 a m to prepare the indictment. She failed to appear at trial and was charged with intoxication at the time of the visit.
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Bloomington
Ind
U.P
Vern Ruble
Canadian Ban Forces Change In Smuggling Routes
U P reports that two French islands off Newfoundland will become a hub for rum runners after Canada bans liquor exports to the United States. Treasury officials expect thousands of cases to move from St Pierre and Miquelon to U S ports, shifting operations from the Great Lakes region to the Atlantic coast. Coast Guard preparations are under way as authorities track the new smuggling pipeline and higher bootleg prices are anticipated.
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Washington
U.P
Newfoundland
North Atlantic
United States
Canada
Treasury
Dominion
Great Lakes
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Detroit
Buffalo
Coast Guard
Atlantic
F. C. Billard
Wave
Lnkes
Member Of Times Staff Is Wed To Buffalo Man
Mrs. Mabel Neff announced the February 1 1930 marriage in Toledo of her daughter Irma to J Alden Moore of Buffalo N Y Moore a Cornell graduate is an assistant store manager at Jarecki Manufacturing The couple will reside with J M Neff on South College avenue
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Mabel Neff
Irma
Toledo
J. Alden Moore
Mabel Moore
Buffalo
N. Y
Moore
Sacred Heart Academy
Mt. Pleasant Times
Cornell University
Jarecki Manufacturing Company
J. M. Neff
South College Avenue
Graf Zeppelin Flees Mistral Storm Roaring Rhone
The Graf Zeppelin returned to Friedrichshafen at 7:25 p.m. after a perilous Rhone valley maneuver to avoid a northeast storm. Hugo Eckener led the airship as regional radios warned of the gale and a Marseille bound aviator signaled danger amid mistral havoc.
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
U.R
Graf Zeppelin
North
South America
Zeppelin
Hugo Eckener
Lyons
France
U.rp
Rhone Valley
Marseilles
Eckener
Rhone
Spain
Toulon
Victor Gerza 89 Arrested in Gary Dry Laws Violation
Victor Gerza, 89, the oldest person ever arrested in Gary for violating the dry laws, told officers he had been drinking with "diary" for as long as he could remember. The incident occurred June 6 as part of local enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Ind
Victor Gerza
Regular Habits Urged As Aid To Education
Dr. R M Olin urged regular healthy habits for schoolchildren in a talk to about 1500 women at the Isabella county Achievement Day program. The event at Odd Fellows hall highlighted clothing care, budgeting time, and home economics extension work with Michigan State college and University of California staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M Olin
Michigan State College
Odd Fellows Hall
Isabella County
Olin
Freda Smith
University of California
California
Miss Smith
Merle Ramier
Rosalind Jewett
Michigan ‘State College
Gach
Congress Today Senate Debates Ship Subsidy Bill
Senate continues debate on the ship subsidy bill while the Agriculture committee probes drug issues. House schedules private bills on the calendar as Naval affairs hearings proceed on a Pacific coast dirigible base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Agriculture Committee
HOUSE
Naval Affairs Committee
Twin sisters graduate nursing school in Terre Haute
Twin sisters Laura and Laree Dickerson of Sullivan County will graduate from the Union Hospital nursing school in Terre Haute this year. The pair not only dressed alike but also chose the same vocation, continuing a shared path in nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan, Ind
Union ‘Hospital Nursing School
Terre Haute
Laura and
Laree Dickerson
Sullivan ‘County
Standstill in Lobby Probe After Bishop Cannon Walkout
Senate lobby chief Caraway rushes back to Washington to resolve an impasse over Bishop James Cannon Jr. as Cannon defies the committee by refusing to testify about his campaign activities. The panel weighs contempt or a new investigative path while collecting background on Cannon’s 1928 anti Smith fund-raising and political donations.
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Caraway
Arkansas
Cannon
Smith
South
anti-Smith Democratic Organization of
Virginia
Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
New York
I. GC. Jameson
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Jonia
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Powers Quartet
Hunt
Rose
Capdne
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Times
Buffalo, N. Y
Graf
R. M. Olin
Congress Today
United Press i
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