Seals of Mail Bags Not Intact in Leviathan Robbery
London and Belfast dispatches report seals on mail bags from the Leviathan were compromised. Investigators suspect the $500,000 robbery occurred at sea or in Southampton. Officials in New York say the bags were delivered in the same condition and could not be resealed after opening.
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London
England
Government Yard
Southampton
U.P
United States
New York
United States Lines
Leviathan
Three Die and Four Hurt in Detroit Crash
Detroit reports three people killed and four injured after a car crash and related pedestrian incident. Alfred Reid, 30, of 581 Harpden Avenue, died at Receiving Hospital from a fractured spine after his car skidded and overturned in Lyndon and Pierson avenues. Paul Meadows, 30, of 450 West Canfield Avenue, the driver, sustained minor injuries and faced police questioning. both men reportedly had been drinking.
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Detroit
Alfred Reid
Harpdn Avenue
Lyndon
Pierson
Paul Meadows
West Canfield Avenue
Many Groups to Meet at State College East Lansing
East Lansing June 25 Many special group meetings and conferences are planned at Michigan State College over the coming weeks. Rural ministers and farmers will gather for Farm Women's Institute July 21 27. The rural ministers school runs July 9 23. An institute for social workers July 16 21 with instructors from college staff and national authorities. Farmers Day July 27 marks the eleventh annual event. A librarians school runs July 9 20 and YY M GC conference closes August.
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East Lansing
Michigan State College
Farm Women’s Institute
M.S. GC
M. GC. A
Important Change In Anti War Treaty Draft
Washington June 25 The United States sent identical notes to 14 nations seeking acceptance of the American draft and immediate signing The revised preamble permits signatories to act toward any state violating the treaty France and Britain pressed the change despite Kellogg arguing the principle is unnecessary
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U.R
France
United States
Great Britain
Kellogg
Reed Forces Preparing for Stiff Battle
In Texas Senator James A. Reed of Missouri teams with Governor Dan Moody to block Governor Alfred E. Smith from securing the Democratic nomination. The anti Smith bloc, aided by McAdoo veterans, plans strategy meetings as Reed dismisses coalitions. In El Paso Judge J T O'Brien was found dead in his hotel room.
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Texas
A.rt
James A. Reed
Missouri
Anti-Saloon League
Dan Moody
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Smith
Bryan
Wilson
Reed
McAdoo
Roper
Ira Champion
EL Paso
J. T. O'Brien
San Francisco
Houston
Poultry Training School Set for Mid July
A mid summer school for poultry trymen is scheduled from July 9 to 13. The sessions will draw 100 of the state's leading poultry raisers, who attended the 1926 last program for this group.
Democratic delegates gather in Houston schedule
The probable program for the Democratic national convention in Houston lists arrivals and caucuses Monday, opening at noon Tuesday with key note by Claude G. Bowers, credentials and rules committees, Wednesday chairman selection, possible early presidential nominations, Thursday balloting, and Friday VP nomination and adjournment.
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Houston
Texas
U.R
Claude G. Bowers
Robinson
Arkansas
McGinnis Arrested Again On Disorderly Charge
James McGinnis was arrested by Shepherd officers Saturday night on a drunk and disorderly charge and will be arraigned in justice court here later this week. He recently completed a term in the county jail for a similar offense.
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James McGinnis
Shepherd
Justice Court
McGinnis
May Postpone Keynote Speech in Houston
Democratic leaders plan to delay Claude G. Bowers keynote speech until tomorrow night in Houston to allow more radio listeners to hear it. Arrangements are under way to extend access.
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Jiouston
Texas
Claude G. Bowers
Stewart Indicted on Perjury Charge in Teapot Dome Probe
Robert W. Stewart, chairman of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, was indicted in Washington on three counts for perjury before the Teapot Dome investigating committee. He previously faced contempt charges and was acquitted. The indictment covers denying bond profits and knowledge of others receiving bonds, tied to a $8.08 million Continental Trading profit. The case follows Senate disclosures of his bonds dealings and an investigation directed by the U S Attorney.
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Washington
U.P
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Copany of
Indiana
Senate Teapot Dome
District of Columbia
Stewart
Continental Trading Company
District of Columbian Grand Jury
United States
Leo A. Rover
Senate
Moody backs strong dry plank at Texas convention
Governor Moody urged the Democratic platform to endorse the 18th amendment and strict prohibition enforcement. He called for equal treatment for agriculture, crackdown on corruption, and warned the party must stand by dry laws to be successful. Dan iels also proposed a prohibition enforcement plank for the platform committee.
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Houston
Texas
U.P
Dr. Moody
Prohibition
Moody
Daniels
Navy
Bryan Dry Crusaders
Platform Committee
United Press
Americans Sweep First Round at English Tennis Championship
Stars, especially American players, dominated the first round at Wimbledon. W. T. Tilden beat M. D. Summerson 6-0 6-1 6-0. John Hennessey of the Davis Cup team defeated B. E. Mather 6-1 6-0 6-2. George Loft defeated F. Crosbie of Great Britain.
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Wimbledon Stadium
England
W.T. Tilden
M. D. Summerson
John Hennessey
Indianapolis
BE. Mather
Great Britain
George Loft
United States
F. Crosbie
Stickney Battle Nuptials Held At Detroit
On Saturday June 16 in Detroit Miss Eleanor Battle daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Battle of this city married Ralph J Stickney of Detroit. Attendants were Miss Elizabeth Battle sister of the bride and Dwight Taylor of Detroit. Rev Father John J Hunt officiated. The couple will spend several weeks with the groom's parents at Muskoka Lake Canada before settling in Detroit.
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Deetroit
Eleanor Battle
Frank Battle
Ralph J. Stickney
Detroit
Elizabeth Battle
Dwight Taylor
John’ J. Hunt
Dry Agent Charged With Attempt To Rob
Detroit reports a federal dry agent William Stickler, 30, arrested after being found in Peter Robinson’s home. He claimed a liquor search motive, but Mrs Robinson and her husband and daughter accused him of attempting a hold up. Police jailed the agent, noting the Robins ons were well known and reportedly had no liquor in residence.
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Detroit
Mich
William Stickler
Peter Robinson
Thomas E. Stone
Michigan
Stickler
Robinson
Mt. Pleasant Defeats Remus In Tough Sunday Game
Mt. Pleasant beat Remus 4 to 2 on wet ground in a well played contest. Patterson pitched for Mt. Pleasant with eight strikeouts, while Bremmer faced strong hits from Ganser Dunn and Mullins for Remus. Next Sunday Mt. Pleasant travels to Alma for a return game as plans rise for a July Fourth celebration bringing Rosebush and Mr. Pleasant together.
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Remus
Patterson
Bremmer
Nermal
Gansser
Dunn
Mullins
Richman Y
Carrith. i
Floria
Wagert
Lockwood
Rettinger
Rhode Wi
Me Pleasant
Alma
Mr. Pleasant
Rosebush
Saginaw Named Airmail Terminus for Northern Route
Saginaw will be the northern terminus of the Michigany airmail line starting June 25, with operation to begin July 27 by the Thompson Aeronautical Corp of Cleveland. Superior facilities at Saginaw airport, secured by the Junior Board of Commerce, will allow planes to end flights here until Bay City and Fiat complete landing fields. Mail from Bay City and Flint will be brought to Saginaw by messenger and reloaded for onward flight.
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Thompson Aeronautical Corporation of
Cleveland
Junior ‘Board of Commierce
Bay City
Fiat
Flint
LeVasseur Fox Wedding at St Patrick’s Irish Town
Sarah B Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fox of Lincoln township wed George LeVasseur of Flint at St Patrick's church in Irish town. Rev T R Dark officiated with roses and peonies decorating the church. The couple hosted a reception for about seventy guests at the bride's home before a two week eastward honeymoon trip. They will reside at 434 Jamieson Street Flint.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Irishtown
Sarahb. Fox
John Fox
Lincoln Township
George LeVasseur
Flint
T. R. Dark
Shepherd
Wis
Rosalie Fox
Joseph LeVasseur
George le- Vasseur
G Ve Day
Jon le- Vasseur
Fred LeVasseur
Harry Mee- Philmey
Joseph
Ernest Ferney
Audrey LeVasseur
Gerald LeVasseur
Patrick J. Fox
Familly
Emmett Fox
Alphonsus Fox
Geo. Mahar
Mercier
B. F. Duffy
M. Flanders
Lansing
John F. Fox
Detroit
P. H. Duffy
Eugene Fox
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Silsby
New Mexico
New York Committee Woman Endorses Governor Smith
Houston Texas June 25 U P a New York committee woman declares support for Governor Alfred E Smith as best New York governor and presidential candidate praising his friendly stance toward women and children and his progressive record.
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New York Committee
Governor Smith
Elizabeth Marbury
New York National Committee
United Press
Houston
Texas
U.P
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Van denberg Files Senate Candidacy Petition
Lansing June 25 Senator Arthur I Van denberg filed with the secretary of state a big petition seeking the Republican nomination for United States Senator in the September primaries.
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Lansing
Mich
Arthur I. Vandenberg
Secretary of State
United States
Rescue Efforts Continue After Nobile Arctic Crash
Reports from Spitzbergen indicate General Umberto Nobile and an aide were rescued, while Lieutenant Lundborg's damaged plane cannot be repaired on site. Sweden and Denmark coordinate to reach the 20 remaining men stranded on ice floes as weather hampers progress.
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Schpitzbergen
Lundborg
Umberto Nobile
Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Arctic
General Nobile
Matale Cecioni
Quest
Citta di Mileno
Nobile
Rome
Liuetenant Jund
Troiani
Felice
Vigbert
Biagi
Ilthers
Viglieri
Roald Amundsen
Copenhagen
U.P
Spitzhbergen
Jland
Virgo. Bay
Friedish Hero
Isabella County Supervisors Open Session Today
The Isabella County board of supervisors met in the county court rooms and planned to continue their session through the week. The primary focus will be the tax equalization work for this period.
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Isabella County Board of Supervisors
Earhart Plans To Buy Light Moth Plane In London
Amelia Earhart flies a light Moth plane at Croydon showing praise for its performance. She intends to purchase the aircraft and bring it back to the United States aboard the liner President Roosevelt this week. She breaks from her manager's orders to fly and dines with Lady Astor and Lady Heath after meeting pilot Wilmer Stultz and mechanic Lou Gordon.
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London
England
Amelia Earhart
Lady Heath
Capetown
Croydon Airdrome
Miss Earhart
United States
Boston
Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Stultz
Gordon
Maidenhead
Jindy Astor
Lady Heath's
Idaho Senator Frank R. Gooding Dies After Illness
Idaho mourns as Frank R. Gooding, junior senator and former governor, dies at his daughter's home in Gooding after months of ill health. A Republican, he rose to prominence challenging the Haywood trial era, later shaping freight rate legislation and serving in the U S Senate during the Harding era.
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Gooding
Idaho
Frank R. Gooding
Mayo
Rochester
Milin
Big Bill
Haywood
Frank Stuenenberg
Senate
John F. Nugent
Harding
Smith Manager Claims Rising Lead for Candidate Smith
George R. Van Nahice, Smith manager in Houston Texas June 25 said Smith is gaining delegates beyond 660 and noted no comment on Senator Reed. He called the vice presidency question an honest open debate with no firm stance.
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Houston
Texas
George R. van Nahice
Smith
Reed
Aind
Marriage License Application Shown for McGoogan and Muriel
The record lists William J. McGoogan and Bessie Muriel as applying for a marriage license. Details such as residence and formal initials accompany the filing, reflecting a local civil record entry.
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Bessie Muriel Xeon
Ale Ae Ant
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