Earhart and crew greet in London after transatlantic flight
Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon arrived in London at 6 20 pm to an uproarious crowd as they continued by sea to a Hyde Park hotel after the trans Atlantic leg from Southampton. The Friendship landed off Southampton amid cheers and ship sirens.
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London
England
U.R
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Hyde ‘Park Hotel
Southampton
Woolston
Jime
Friendship
Barryport
Willmer Stultz
America
Ireland
Stutz
So This Is London at Central State College
The twentieth annual commence merit play So This Is London was mounted at Central State Saturday night under Prof J A Beddow. The cast featured Carrie Trombleghi Elinor Weduchamp Mary Ann Piethowiak Alfred West Raymond Nash Doris Milsebet Paul Sutton Ray Brainerd Howard Woodruff Julia A M Spencer Lewis Kelley George Conway and others in a lively entertaining production before a packed audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Central State
J. A. Beddow
Carrie Trombleghi
Elinor Weduchamp
Amy Duelsworth
Mary Ann Piethowiak
Alfred West
Hiram Draper
Raymond Nash
Hittin Draper, Jr
Doris Milsebtt
Pail H. Sutton
the Ritz
Ray Brainerd
Verey Beiditchamp
Howard Woodruff
Alfred Honeycutt
Birth in river near Tokol shocks village
A Hungarian peasant woman in Tokol gave birth while unconscious in the Danube. She fainted during cloth washing as birth pains struck. Fishermen nearby found her and assisted. the mother survived and the newborn was delivered by the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
U.P
Tokol
Witk
Central Ohio Tornado Wind Leaves Many Injured
A tornado like wind struck central Ohio causing one death and many injuries near Newark and Archers Fork. At a summer resort 30 cottages were demolished, farms damaged, trees uprooted, and a tentative property loss neared a billion dollars as rain hindered rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Nwark
Lon Harris
Archers Fork
Ohioé
Kalamazoo Boy Reported Missing in Kidnapping Probe
Police in Kalamazoo Michigan investigate the four day old disappearance of Albert Vincent a four year old boy who left his home Thursday evening saying he would visit a nearby paint shop authorities describe him as wearing blue and white coveralls with a knee patch and weigh 65 pounds and stand three feet six inches tall.
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Alamazoo
Mich
Ife
Albert
Miss Bell Crew Abandons Atlantic Flight Plan
The Bellanca monoplane Columbia crew led by Miss Mabel Bell announced at 11 p.m. last night that their proposed trans Atlantic flight had been abandoned. Capt. Oliver Leboutillier and Capt. Arthur Argles rested at St Johns Newfoundland and would decide later whether to proceed to Europe or return to New York after a phone check with Charles A. Levine.
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ST. Johns
N. F
U.P
Columbia
Mabel Bell
Oliver C. Leboutillier
Arthur Argles
Charles A. Levine
Europe
New York
Denslow Girl Injured in Remus Auto Accident
Milfred Denslow sustained injuries in a Saturday evening automobile crash near Remus while returning from Graha Rapids. Initial injuries were described as painful but not severe. she is recovering at her brother’s home in Remus.
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Milfred Denslow
Remus
Missenslow
GrAha Rapids
Miss Denslow
Rivers Still Rise in West as Flood Waters Grow
Flooding rivers across Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas rise further with unsettled weather forecast for two days. No loss of life reported yet though seven deaths recorded from Saturday Oklahoma tornado. damages include a deadly strike near Mound City Oregon area with one killed two injured and extensive property loss.
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Kansas City
U.P
Southwest
Missouri
Arkansis
Oklahoma
Karigas
Mound City
Oregon
Mt Pleasant Scouts to Vacation at Camp Rotary
Mt Pleasant Boy Scout troops will camp this summer at Camp Rotary in the Saginaw area council camp near Clare. Troop four and six meet from July 23 to 80, troop one from July 16 to 238, with camp opening June 18 and closing July 30. W R Handley named deputy field executive and leaves for camp to mid July.
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Boy Scouts
Mt. Pleasant
Rotary
Saginaw Area Council
Clare
Arm Cre
W. R. Handley
Saginaw
Rish Novelist Killed in Auto Accident
Clonakilty Ireland June 19 Dorp tie Byrne leading Irish novelist died when his car overturned and crashed into a river between Marborough and Timoleangue. Byrne born New York City November 2 1880 educated University College Dublin Paris and Leipzig. He returned to the United States in 1911 and worked for Brooklyn Daily Eagle and New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clonakilty
Ireland
U.P
Dorttie Byrne
Marborough
Timoleangue
Byrne
Bryan Oswald Donn-Bury
New York City
University College, Dublin
Paris
Leipsig
United States
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
New York Syn
President Coolidge Sheltered Indoors By Wisconsin Rain
In Superior Wisconsin a sou wester rain keeps President Coolidge indoors at Cedar Island lodge. He postpones his first visit to his offices as temperature drops below 40 degrees and observers joke about snow. Officials and press wait as mail and duties pile up on his desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wistongin
Coglidge
Wisconsin
Cedar Island Lodge
news+ paper
Mount Pleasant Normal School Bill Passes House
Report from May 24 1895 time detailing Senator Shaw's measure for a State Normal school at Mount Pleasant passing the House 56 to 27. City celebration included bands bonfires and bells with a large turnout. joy interrupted by a false fire alarm. Continued on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Nothial'School
Central ‘Times
Uibng
Mount Pleasant
Shaw
House of Representatives
Central State Teachers College
Pleasant
Shaws Bill
Mt Pleasant
Snd
Wilcox Furniture ‘Store
Four Arrested in Detroit County Building Bomb Episode
A mysterious bomb exploded in the Detroit county building wounding five women and seven men. Police arrested four men the next day amid unclear clues, with County Treasurer Friewald saying the blast may be part of a robbery plot. Guards saved lives by hurling the bomb into a hallway and dousing it with water. Clarence Darrow comment referenced from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
U.P
Godfrey Friewald
Tfriewald
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Forest Fire Handling Under Investigation in Michigan
Harold Titus and H R Fayre began an investigation into a week long 3000 acre forest fire in Antrim County. Officials said conditions were extreme with shifting winds and criticized the handling of the response as the most serious in the lower peninsula in two years. The blaze spread across cut-over lands east of Mancelona before being contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
U.P
Harold Titus
Forest Fire Commission
State Conservation
H.R .Fayre
Hss
Antrim County
Altho
Titus
Lower Peninsula
Mancelona
Muskegon Oil Figures Show $80 000 Received
Figures released today show Muskegon oil produced 60 000 barrels since the December 22 discovery. Prices have ranged from 1.30 to 1.35 per barrel, with 416 wells completed and total costs about 250 000 per well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Ice Cream Social at Center Church in Rosebush
A church ice cream social will be held Thursday night June 21 in the dining room at Center Church Rosebush. The Indies will sell homemade ice cream and cake with proceeds for church funds. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Ehurch
Rosebush Charge
Voorheis Sage Nuptials Held At Evanston
The June 12 wedding at Virsé Presbyterian Church Evanston joined Miss Beatrice M Sage and Mr Victor J Voorheis in a ceremony led by Dr Jonas. Attendants included maid Helva Hanna best man Herbert Hartwick. After a breakfast at Hotel Evanston the couple planned a Lake Geneva honeymoon and residence at 626 Judson Ave Evanston Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virsé
Evanston
Beatrice M. Sage
A. A. Sage
Pleasant
Victor J. Voorheis
Frank Voorheis
Harbor Springs
Jonas
Merndelgaoln
Ann Arbor University
Blue Island High School
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin
Mrs. Voorheis
Judson Ave
Evanston, Ill
Badges Awarded at Court of Honor for Boy Scouts
The local Court of Honor awarded merit badges to several scouts including Ollis Smith Second Class Mark Chamberlin Woodwork Wesley Riches Carpentry Iarold Hoot Charles Whitcomb Robert Kennedy Personal Health Lewis Woods Richard Swath Arnold Prissing Dwight Gover Dale Giles Civies Raymond Hooker Toren Cady Bewis Woods Frank Strand Richard Swain Clarence Freeman First Aid Wesley Richts Automobiling Loren Oddy Biyat Aid to Animals Robert Kennedy Dale Giles Swim ming Dwight Goyer Lewis Woods Jean McClintic Ernest Munroe Arnold Prissing Franklin Rand Clarence Freeman Path finding Clarence Freeman Eugene Johnston Dale Giles Robert Kennedy Richard Swain Handicraft Richard Swain Raymond Hooker Joren Cady Franklin Rand Dwight Gover Dale Giles Ernest Monroe Reptile Study Loren Cady Raymond Hooker Franklin Rand Jean McClintic Ernest Monroe Safety First Jean McClintic Dwight Gover Arnold Prissing Firemanship Jean McClintic Arnold Prissing Dwight Gover Scholarship Ernest Monroe. The next session will be June 25. Wy ee fun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank St Rand
Richard Swain
Clarence Freeman
Wesley Richts
Loren Oddy
Biyat
Robert Kennedy
Dale Giles
Dwight Goyer
Lewis Woods
Jean’. McClintic
Ernest Munroe
Arnold Pissing
Franklin Rand
Eugene, Johnston
Rescue planes again fail to locate Nobile party
Kings Bay reports Norwegian fliers Holme and Riiser Larsen sighted area near General Nobile and five companions but did not find the stranded crew on the ice floe. Amlnsden and Lieut. Dictchisen head toward Northeast Island aboard a semi plane to attempt rescue as crevices widen and ice melts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
U.P
Umberto Nobiles
Riiser Larsen
Leutzow
Holme
Nobile
Byaganta
Altho
Clc
Inday
Danger Fox
Raud Amungdén
Tromso
Norway
General Nobile
Amlinsden
Lieut
Dictchisen
Guildayd
Amlnsden
Bar Island
Amunsdén
Iand
Patent suit filed against Ford over demountable wire wheel
The Packard Motor Company and the Wire Wheel Corporation filed a federal suit in Milwaukee charging Ford’s demountable wire wheel infringes Cowles patent. They seek injunctions and profits, naming Roxy Motor Co of Milwaukee as co-defendant and noting prior court rulings against Detroit carmakers. Edward T. Cowles of Warren, Ohio, invented the wheel and sold the patent in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Packard Motor Company
Wire Wheel Corporation of America
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Ford Company
Roxy ‘Motor Company
Milwaukee
Edward T. Cowles
Warren
Ohio
Packard Company
Wire Wheel Corporation
Detroit
Will Hold Second T B Clinic Here
The second tuberculosis clinic for Isabella county will be held Thursday June 21 in Mt Pleas ant with examinations for those holding the next nearest numbers who were present at the first clinic. Dr Vanderslice will be in charge starting 9 00 a m in the Odd Fellows hall. The first clinic was May 20 in Mt Pleasant with eight people seeking examination and 26 of the 978 were examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Mt. Pleasant
Vanderslice
Odd Fellows Hall
Vacation Bible Schools Open With Good Attendance
Daily vacation bible schools at the Presbyterian and Methodist churches drew 71 children this morning. Organizers expect enrollment to reach 100 before week’s end and urged city churches and children to cooperate.
Smith Assured Nomination As Maryland Pledges 16 Votes
Maryland delegates pledged 16 votes to Governor Alfred E. Smith after Governor Ritchie withdrew, boosting Smith toward the Houston convention nomination. Early balloting showed Smith with 733 1/3 votes of the needed total and followers expect remaining votes to follow. The report notes Smith's civil rights stance and anti prohibition views have grown his national reputation while Virginia delegates are being chosen and Reed supporters may contest further balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Alfred E. Sith
New York
Maryland
Albert CG. Ritchie
Houston
Vitas
Smith
Ele
Ritchie
Virginia
Bill to require Bible reading in public schools
An initiatory petition to introduce a bill in the next legislature would require 22 verses from the Bible to be read with no comment in all public school rooms. J Clyde Miller of Fremont sent the petition to the secretary of state, with filing steps and a history of earlier defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
U.P
J. Clyde Miller
Fremont
Miller
Three Condemned Murderers Denied Clemency by Coolidge
President Coolidge refused clemency for three condemned men in Washington on Friday. The killers of police officer Leo W. K. Bush face the electric chair, two of them under 21, leaving no remaining appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Island Lodge
Wisconsin
U.P
Coolidge
Washington
Leo W. K. Bush
Judge Hart Disposes of Liquor Cases
Judge Ray Hart in circuit court Monday fined William Phillips 500 dollars and ordered 500 dollars costs after he pled guilty to illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. Phillips, 27, Traverse City, drove a car loaded with 146 quarts seized June 2 by state police on US 27. He is jailed as friends seek to raise the fines. John Lennox pleads not guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and remains in the county jail on 1,500 dollars bond. Lennox has recent drunk charges in the county and Clare county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillips
Traverse City
Ray Hart
Phillips
John Lennox
Lennox
Clare County
Sugar Factory Cooperation Aims To Cut Michigan Pollution
Michigan sugar factories have reduced pollution from past plant practices and the Conservation Department will organize the industry for further improvements. By late spring the industry aims to have air and pollution controls in place ahead of upcoming campaigns, balancing economic concerns with cleaner production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Milly
Ionadal
GOP candidates fold conference at Hoover home
The Republican presidential ticket Senators Charles Curtis and Herbert Hoover prepared for a major afternoon conference on Hoover’s back porch at his Washington residence. Curtis arrived from Topeka, Kansas at 8:35 a.m., met by Hoover aide George Ackerson for the planning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Curtis
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Ss” Street
Curtis
Toneka
Kansas
George E. Ackerson
Four Receives Fines In Justice Courts
John O'Brien of Deerfi cks township was brought before Justice M S Wardrop and fined 10 dollars plus costs for driving a truck without a license. Chester Goffnett of Chippewa township faced Justice H A Graham for ten counts of drunken driving and was fined 60 dollars plus costs. His companions Wim Holliday and Pearl Nestle of Chippewa were fined 5 dollars plus costs on drunkenness charges. The three were arrested Sunday night in Mt Pleasant by officer Ed Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’brien
Deerficks
M. S. Wardrop
Chester Goffnett
Chippewa Township
H. A. Graham
Wim, Holliday
Pearl Nestle
Chippewa
Threes
Mt. Pleasant
Ed Ball
Donovan's Move To New Location
Donovan's Accessory store moves from Broadway and Franklin to 210 East Broadway in the former Brishoe Building. The owners announce a large stock of tires and accessories will be offered at the new site starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Accessory
Ben
Broadway
Franklin Streets
East Broadway
Brishoe
Donovan Mongers
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Audiéniée
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Miss Boll
Atlantic
Denslow
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Cowles
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T.B. Clinic
Hart
Donovan
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