Government of Mexico Moves to Suppress Planned Rebellion
United Press reports Mexico shifts to harsh measures after a coordinated uprising across multiple states. Minister of War Plutarcho Elias Calles leads the crackdown as troops move on Nogales and Jalapa while U.S. figures observe tensions.
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Government OF
Mexico
United Press
Republic of Mexico
Plutarcho_ Elias Calles
Calles
Vera Cruz
Sonora
Francisco IR. Manzo
Fausto Topete
Mexico City
Jesus M. Aguirre
Jalapa
Orizaba
Cordoba
Manuel Aguirre
Portes Gil
Aaron Saenz
Nuevo Leon
Chapultepec Castle
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Auction Sales Tuesday March 12 at rural residences
Auctioneers John Schupbach and Jacob Carrick list upcoming sales at rural locations near Mt Pleasant Weidman Colemin Wise and Wise area with horses cattle implements feed and related items. Sale times around 12 30 oclock and lists to appear in the February 6 and other issues.
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John Schupbach
Mt. Pleasant
Weidman
Hale
Forney
Jacob Carrick
Colemin
Wise
J. M. Marshall
Robi Murphy
Spud Growers May Change Seed Rules
The Michigan Certified Seed Growers association named a committee with State Potato Growers Exchange officials to draft rules on certified potatoes. A nine month old resolution restricting certified seed and table stock on the same farm was reconsidered and voted down, with farmers noting unfairness and market doubts about mixing stocks. Fifty potato farmers attended the meeting in Cadillac.
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Cadillac
Mar
U.P
Michigan Certified Seed Growers Association
State Potato Growers’ Exchange
Week End Traffic Toll Heavy In Detroit Area
Springlike weather over the week end jammed streets and highways in Detroit and the state. A deadly toll included two women, three men, and a five year old boy. Twelve people were injured and more than a dozen motorists were arrested in the Detroit area.
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Detroit
Mar
U.P
Woman Thought Killed By Fanatic Mate Near Cassopolis
Cassopolis March 1 A U P police intensified search for Fred Slindwin 54 a Fish Lake resident suspected of beating his wife Minnie 56 to death in their cottage. Neighbors reported no activity since Wednesday and hotel keeper W G Perrin forced entry finding Mrs Slindwin with the left side of her head crushed by a heavy stick lying nearby.
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Cassopolis
Mar
U.P
Fred Slindwin
Fish Lake
Here
Cass County
Minnie
Slindwin
W. G. Perrin
the Lake
Hoover Plan for One Year Origins Pause Fails in Senate
Washington March 4 The Hoover proposal to delay the national origins provision of the immigration act for one year failed as the 70th Congress adjourned sine die. The measure did not pass before the session ended.
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Washington
Mar
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Coolidge Silent Cal Ends Presidency to Return Private Life
President Calvin Coolidge relinquishes the presidency after eight years in office. He departs Washington as a silent, reflective figure, keeping thoughts and plans to himself as he returns to private life.
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Coolidge
Cal
Washington
Mar
U.P
United States
Calvin Coolidge
Silernt
Poison Liquor Blamed for Seven Deaths in Peoria
Seven deaths in Peoria attributed to poison liquor after post mortem examinations. Coroner W. E. Elliott announced. Police questioned Maurice Mansfield a suspected bootlegger as the investigation continues.
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Peoria
Vnl
W. E. Elliott
Maurice Mansfield
Gangsters Hold On Chicago Police Say
Investigators say gangland influence reaches into Chicago police circles amid suspected police-crime ties. Patrolman Edward Coleman admits shooting racketeer Michael Bugario after fearing exposure of auto theft tips. Edges between police and gangsters prompt transfers and secrecy around a separate massacre case.
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Chicago
U.P
Police’ Department
State’s Attorney Office
Edward Coleman
Michael Bugario
Bugario
England
David Stansbury
Stansbury
Loyal Tacker
Tucker
Detroit
Coolidge Signs Bills Before Leaving Office
President Coolidge signed 47 bills before leaving the presidency. He affixed his signature to 44 at the White House and three more at the Capitol. One act allows mothers and widows of soldiers sailors and marines buried in Europe to make a pilgrimage to European centers.
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Washington
U.S
Coolidge
White House
Capital
Europe
Pure Oil Harris and Reem lease well taps large flow
The Pure Oil Harris and Reem lease well in Chippewa township near Mt Pleasant sets a new production record, flowing over 1 000 barrels per day and likely to exceed 1 600 with full facilities. Drilling reached pay sand after Dundee formation and took 70 days to complete.
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Mt. Pleasant
Pure Oil Company
Harris and Reem
Midland County
Champion
Greendale
Dundee
J. Stahl and Clark
Joslyn
Chippewa Township
Ranier
Root
Lilly
Chippewa
Harris
Joslyn No. 1
Sias Oil Company
Hoover's Inauguration Speech Emphasizes Law Adherence
The inaugural remarks urge respect for law and warn that liquor crime feeds illicit markets. He argues poverty reduction expands freedom, stresses moral citizen support, and favors private enterprise with limited government ownership. He calls for cooperative progress and humane government service.
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Hoover
United Press
Atain
Ndt
Woman sought for abuse of six year old in Marshall case
Authorities report the capture of Mrs. Herman Marks in Kenton Ohio, to be brought to Battle Creek on felonious assault charges for brutal mistreatment of six year old Lillian Zanger who had been in her care. The child, severely burned and injured, is hospitalized at the University of Michigan with a statement against Mrs. Marks. Physicians describe the girl's condition as good.
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Battle Creek
Mar
Herman Marks
Kenton
George Colby
Ida Marks
Calhoun County
Lillian Zanger
Marshall
University of Michigan Hospital
Marks
Ann Arbor
Lilian Zanger
Lee Township
Curtis Refuses Senate Rule Reform in Inaugural Address
Kansas Senator Charles Curtis rejects reform of Senate rules. He says the vice president is not a lawmaker nor consulted on rule changes. Curtis stresses obligation to the nation and senators to interpret rules fairly and impartially, noting Dawes’ prior criticisms and failed reforms.
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Washington
U.P
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Charles G. Dawes
Illinois
Sertile
United States
Mr. Curtis
Dawes
Senate
Hoover Takes Oath as 31st President in Rain The Capitol Ceremony
Herbert Hoover was sworn in as the 31st president of the United States before a gathered crowd at the Capitol steps. A light rain fell as Hoover, beneath a protective canopy, placed his hand on the Bible and repeated the oath after Justice Charles P Taft. The event marked the first time a president from the western states assumed the office.
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Paul R. Mallon
United’ Press
Washington
U.P
Herbert Hoover
United States
Ceburionc Ies
Hoover
Capitol Steps
Jefferson
Charles P. Taft
Central State Bearcats Close Season In Victory Over Lake Forest
Central State’s basketball team capped its season with a 42 to 36 win over Lake Forest on home court. West and Stackhouse sparked the late rally as McClatchey, Brotzmar, and Perzacea led scorers. Perzacea topped Lake Forest with 22 points.
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Central State
Lake Forest University
Bearcats
Thra
Central
McClatchey
Stackhouse
Brotzmar
West
Stack
Perzacea
MceClutchey
Hoover Inaugural Address Urges Law Respect To End Disobedience
President Hoover opens his White House term urging a new national spirit to curb law disregard tied to the 18th Amendment. He vows swift justice, probes enforcement reforms, and plans a federal inquiry into the jurisprudence and prohibition system. He seeks world peace via arms reduction, Kellogg pact support, and cautious League of Nations stance.
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Thomas L. Stokes
United Press
Washington
U.P
Herbert Hoover
White House
Hoover
Treasury
Justice Department
United States
Senate
League of Nations
Sean Be
Koiby Iibeest
Gan
Hoover Takes Oath Kisses Bible Amid Proverb Passage
President Hoover swore in on the Bible open to the Sermon on the Mount as he cited Proverbs 29 18 about vision and law. He urged cooperation for public welfare and hinted at education reform while stressing education as a shared national concern.
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Hoover
Bible
Oath
Washington
Mar
Department of Education
Fisel
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Reem
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Newton D. Baker
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