Crazy Hayes Township man captured after shotgun rampage
George Pemberton, 45, of Hayes township north of Harrison, armed with a shotgun, fled from workers after claiming a Chicago gangster sought him. Sheriff Earl Woods secured him after a struggle, and he is jailed awaiting commitment to a state institution. He has a wife and three children.
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George Pemberton
Hayes Township
Harrison
Ealmond Woods
State
Pemberton
Page Farm
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Girl 7 crushed by cultipacker wheel in field accident
In Niles Michigan a seven year old girl Marvel Best daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Best died after her brother Ray 12 drove a tractor with a cultipacker attached. She fell from the implement while calling him to dinner and was run over. She died at Pewating hospital.
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Niles, Mich
U.P
Ray
Marvel Best
Alva Best
Pewating
Detroit Weather Forecast Sees Showers Inland Friday
Lower Michigan expected to see showers beginning late tonight or Friday with slightly warmer conditions in the south. Readings across cities like Alpena Detroit Chicago Duluth Grand Rapids and others show varying temperatures with cooler conditions in parts of Upper Michigan. Overall, expect cooler breezes tonight and Friday with a chance of sprinkles in some areas.
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Detroit
U.P
Michigan
South Portion
Sam
Chicago
Gram Rapids
Gmaixigton Betese
Upper’ Michigan
Tia
Draft move for Green sparks Michigan governor bid
Unprecedented pledge from publishers to urge Gov. Fred W. Green to abandon retirement and seek a third term. Green avoided confirming or denying a candidacy while noting retirement, but the sizable push from Michigan League of Home Dailies members and publishers signals strong momentum toward a potential swing at the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude J. Markle
United Press
Lansing
Michigan
Fred W. Green
Grand Rapids
Michigan League of Home
Mark P. Haines
Sturgis Daily Journal
League
Green
Iti
Detroit Clean-Up Efforts Pressed After Unrest
Detroit authorities intensified clean-up operations on June 12 as police raided blind pigs confiscated liquor and staged tip-overs during efforts to quell disturbances and arrest alleged bootleggers.
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Detroit
U.P
Tariff Measure Seen Near Certain Passage
Washington June 12. Senators Reed and Grundy announce they will vote for the tariff bill virtually ensuring its passage at 2 p m tomorrow when the senate votes Norris criticizes the bill as indefensible and driven by big business interests. Reed prepares remarks as Norris denounces the conference changes and party politics.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
David A. Reed
Joseph R. Grundy
Senate
David Reed
Joseph Grundy
Grundy
Norris
Neb
Reed
Congress
Dieudonne Coste Awarded Medal of Aeronautic Group
Paris reports Dieudonne Coste, noted French aviator, received the 1929 gold medal of the International Aeronautic Federation after a federation vote. The body also elected a new president to succeed Count Henri De La Vaulx, killed in New Jersey two months ago despite an Italian bid to delay.
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Paris
Dieudonne Coste
International Aeronautic Federation
Henri de la Vaulx
New Jersey
Chicago Sleuths Hunt Single Slayer After Lingle Death
Chicago police launch a citywide drive with six detective squads targeting 41 named criminals after Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle is killed. By 2 a.m. over 600 suspects are detained, mostly for disorderly conduct, while Capone lieutenant Scarface Guzick and associates are seized in Brooklyn amid the crackdown.
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Chicago
Underworld
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago ‘Tribune
Secre
Brooklyn
Jake Guzick
United Crime Fighting Forces
High pressure oil tanks explode near Port Arthur
Three high pressure oil and gasoline tanks at a Texas refinery exploded injuring a dozen workers. Leonard Hatch died from burns, with many others treated for injuries as firefighters battled the blaze through the night. Police kept spectators back from the flames.
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Port Arthur
Yex
U.P
Texas Company
Leonard Hatch
Iebh
White
Romanian King and Helene Prepare Reunited Rule
A Bucharest dispatch says King Carol II signed a decree naming Princess Helene queen in Roumania and efforts to reconcile Helene with her former husband proceed as Queen Marie arrives from Germany. Carol orders troops to meet Marie while General Presan forms a new cabinet amid political friction and Maniu’s cabinet stance.
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Vienna
Bucharest
Carol II
Helene
Roumania
W.P
Marie
Germany
France
Magda Lupescu
Roumanix
Peasant
Julius Maniu
Queen Marie
Carol
Nicholas
Elizabeth
Greece
Garol
General Presan
Maniu
Alumni campaign eyed for Western State Teachers campus
Kalamazoo Michigan plans were under discussion to launch a campaign to raise six hundred thousand dollars for an alumni union building on the campus of Western State Teachers College.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Zune
Western ‘State Teachers College
Mt Pleasant High Set To Distribute Its Annual Friday
Mt Pleasant high school will distribute its annual the Zookiti Zum this Friday the thirteenth. The year culminates a year of work with a flexible silver cover theme and close ties to section content. Staff includes Frank MacRae Ruth Hunt and Robert MacIntyre with Times Press printing.
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Zookitizum
Mt. Pleasant High School
National Scholastic Press Association
Frank MacRae
Michigain
Zook
Robert MacIntyre
Ruth Hunt
Robert Northway
Ruth Neeves
Dorothy Hursh
Frances Baumgarten
Margaret Hawkins
Floyd Terris
Miss Frandsen
the Times Press, Inc
Mt. Pleasant
Shrine elects officers meet gloses tonight
In Toronto the fifty sixth Shrine convention selects Cleveland as the 1931 Shrine conclave site and debates moving to triennial meetings. Lsten A Pletcher of Rochester New York becomes imperial potentate, with a slate including Deputy Potentate Thomas J Houston and others from Chicago Des Moines Norfolk Richmond and Lewiston.
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Toronto
Ont
Cleveland
U.P
Lsten A. Pletcher
Rochester
N. Y
Thomas J. Houston
Chicago
Rabban
Earl
Denver
James H. Price
Richmond
Dana S. Williams
Lewiston
Dixie Company Hits Large Well on Davis Lease
Dixie Oil reports a major well on the Davis lease in Chippewa township after three medium tests. The Numb 4 well produced 550 barrels in 21 hours and another well is expected to yield about 200 barrels per day. Nearby activity includes Marthey No. 1 with 750 barrels and several rigs being erected by New York Petroleum Royalties and others.
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Dixie-Davis
Chippewa Township
Dixie Oil Company
Chippewa
New York Petroleum Royalties Company
Marthey
Funeral today for Cheboygan banker Milliken
In Cheboygan Michigan funeral services were held for Clyde Milliken the First National Bank cashier who died after the bank audit disclosed a shortage likely not exceeding 808000. The bank remained closed while officials planned to reimburse depositors and consider reorganization. Milliken had 25 years of service.
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Cheboygan
Mich
U.P
Federal Bank
First National Bank
Clyde Milliken
Savings Bank
Milliken
Washington D C Unclear Ceremonial Roles Listed
A fragmentary list names guide Leonard D Stewart from Washington DC as first ceremonial master and Hugh M Caldwell as ceremonial master alongside other individuals and titles including Sea Second and outer guard with locations like Detroit Sisterville Minneapolis and Wichita Fails noted in terse form.
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Leonard D. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Hugh M. Caldwell
Sea Second
Clyde Ie ‘Webster
Detroit
Ter S. Sugden
Sisterville
Andrew A. D. Ihn
Minneapolis
Syalter
D. Cline
Wichita Fails
Ilox
Mt Pleasant Chamber Names New Directors At Banquet
A Mt Pleasant Chamber of Commerce meeting elected five new directors from a ten name slate. The appointees are FF H Goodrich H B Johnson Claude Larzelere BE J Bonnell and William S Grant. The group later discussed city parking plans and proposed funds for a college athletic field gateway project.
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Mt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
H. Goodrich
H. B. Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Oscar McEwan
McClintic
P. G. Lantz
Central State
College
Chamber of Commerce
Gateway
Walter Russell
Harry
C. D. Burbank
FE. L. Connck
N. D. Gover
Willman A
City Commission
Sid D Thompson Optometrist Opens New Rooms
Sid D Thompson announces his optical rooms are now open at the Pixall store. Those needing optical work should make an appointment by calling 61 or 101.
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Sid D. Thompson
Pixall
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Flint
Jackson
Battle Creek
Court House Square
Main Street
Sweeney
Jdetroit
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E. L. Conrick
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Neil CG. McKay
Midland
David Howard
Muskegon
James CG. Jensen
Grand
Sault Ste. Marie
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Hoyt
Cheel
Shrine
Rochester Man
New Imperial
Arkansas
Dixie Company
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Cheboygan Banker
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