Mexican government moves to quell rebellion in Vera Cruz
Federal forces push toward Vera Cruz and Sonora as Calles directs troops north and south. Portes Gil says uprising extends to Coahuila and Oaxaca while rebels claim many states support them and plan to overthrow Calles. Bishop Gercka denies church backing. U.S. White House notes possible arms sales to Mexico to aid suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
U.P
Vera Cruz
Plusircho Elias Cal- Tes
Sonora
United Press
Mexicco
Nograles
Ariz
Sinaloa
Emilio Portes Gil
Coahuila
Oaxaca
Plutarcho Elias Calles
Teaders
Portes Gil
Calles
National Revolutionary Party
Dahiel J. Gercka
Tucsg
Mexico
Chutrch
Washington
Mat
United States
White House
Senate Confirms Hoover Cabinet Nominations
The Senate confirmed the Hoover administration cabinet picks swiftly after their submission, with favorable action 15 minutes after the first nomination. Earlier reports suggested initial referral to committees due to anticipated opposition to some appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Senate
Hoover
Crazed passenger slashes five on intercity bus near Jackson
A crazed passenger on a St. Louis to Detroit bus slashed five riders near Jackson Michigan. He fled into nearby woods after leaping from the bus as state police and county deputies searched for him. Victims included Max Stucker Toledo and William Twinseed Arkansas among others with non life threatening wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Mar
Detroit
Haint
Hillsdale
Lenawee
Max Stucker
Toledo
William Twinseed
Arkansas
Nicholas Hoenich
William R. Tyson
Alto Pass
Austin
Keith
Somerset Center
Russia to Build Huge Auto Factory in Moscow
Moscow government announced that construction will start soon on a large factory capable of producing 100000 automobiles annually. The plan states no foreign interests are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Wales Bats For King At Court Functions
Reports that the Prince of Wales will represent the king at formal court functions while the king recovers from a serious illness were confirmed by an official announcement late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.R
Prince of Wales
Brownell Wins Flint Mayor Primary In Surprise Sweep
Ray A. Brownell alderman of the fifth ward surged to a 7,729 vote plurality over Mayor McKeighan in the Flint mayoral primary. Brownell named Republican nominee for mayor with 16,491 votes, McKeighan 8,762, Starkweather 859. Democrat Tip O Neill won nomination over William Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mar
Ray A
Brownell
Fifth Ward
William H. McKeighan
McKeighan
George W. Starkweather
Tip O'Neill
William 0. Lee
Fight over conservation head salary in Lansing
The Michigan House prepared to vote on a bill shifting the conservation head’s salary and appointment from the governor to the conservation commission. The proposed raise would boost pay from 3000 to 7500 dollars yearly, with other sections creating a six year staggered commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mor
U.P
Station of Conservation
Conservation Commission
Forty Year Courtship Ends in Maryland Wedding
In Hagerstown Maryland Miss Louise Hikes of New Springs and George N Warner of Cushing Oklahoma married after a forty year courtship. Both bride and groom listed their ages as 66. The couple announced the wedding occurred recently in the Maryland city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geptysburg
Hagerstown
Louise Hikes
New Springs
George N. Warner
Cushing, Okla
Maryland
Teddy
Coolidges Slip Quietly Back to Private Life
Northampton residents awoke to news that former President Calvin Coolidge and his wife returned home by train from Springfield. An engine day coach and a special car arrived around midnight, with about 30 townspeople gathering to greet them. The Coolidges slept aboard and did not alight until morning, as neighbors exchanged brief goodnights and then dispersed. The next morning 30 residents and many more filled the streets in fog to see the couple as they entered their auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Coolidges
Springfield
Sife
Jyt
West
New England
Gandhi Freed After Arrest For Boycott Rally
Calcutta March 6 Mahatma Gandhi released from jail today pending trial on charges tied to a fiery rally that urged a boycott of foreign goods. He will sail to Burma and may not return before a Bombay court date of March 25, following a Mirzapur Park demonstration that injured four European police sergeants and several Indian constables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
Mahatma Ghandi
Ghandi
All Foreen Club
Burma
Bombay
Mirzapur Park
Tribal Custom May Be Fatal To Indian Girl
A three year old Indian girl in Escanaba was badly burned when her six year old brother set her kerosene soaked clothing alight to see if she would burn Officials report she suffered five days before a doctor was called Her parents refused medical aid citing ancient tribal customs neighbors defied the superstition to seek treatment for the child who remained near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mar
Rose
Brethere
Three more named in ghastly Ghibago mass murder case
Chicago police identify Joseph Lolorado and Frederick R. Burke and James Ray as members of the machine gun squad behind the February 14 killings of seven Moronites. Jack McGurn is named as pay-off man while BeGurn allegedly financed $10,000 to St Louis gunmen. The motive cited is revenge for Pasqualino Lolorado's winter murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
Moran Beer
Joseph Lolorado
Pasqualino
Tony Lombardo
Scarface
AL Capone
Frederick R. Burke
James Ray
St. Louis
Jack McGurn
Steven Hotel
BeGurn
Gusenberg Brothers
Pasqualino Lolorado
Lolorado
Ex President 70 Writes Articles for Magazines
Calvin Coolidge has chosen magazine writing as his next occupation with contracts for Cosmopolitan Ladies Home Journal and American Magazine. The first piece will appear in the April Cosmopolitan and include a narrative of his administration and world policy as well as White House daily life. Reports say $75,000 overall or six dollars per word, with no formal remuneration details released. An article "On Entering and Leaving the Presidency" will appear in Cosmopolitan detailing reasons for not seeking a second term. The American piece will cover the human side of the presidency with White House anecdotes. Ladies Home Journal will feature discussions on preparedness arms control and peace projects in the April May and June issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Calvin
Coolidge
Cosmopolitan
Ladies’ Home
Journal
The
American
Mr. Coolidge
White House
Ladies’ Home Journal
Vikticles
Lindbergh To Leave Mexico Soon After Plane Repair
Charles A. Lindbergh, recovering from a shoulder injury in Mexico City, indicated he plans to depart Mexico once his plane is fixed. Swedish army adopts Colt machine guns over Schwarzlose for speed and firing efficiency, replacing the 1914 German design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Mexico
Mexico City
Mar
Cal
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stockholm
State highway dept to enforce truck load limits in spring
Lansing March 5. The state highway department orders county road offices to begin enforcing highway load limits as ground thaws. Counties first to enforce include Allegan Barry Van Buren Kalamazoo St Joseph Cass and Berrien. A table lists March May axle spacing limits with varying maximum loads for trunkline roads and other surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mar
U.P
State Highway Department
W. R. Burton
Allegan
Barry
van Buren
Kalamazoo
St. Joseph
Cass
Berrien
Court Dismisses Coal Rate Case
The Supreme Court dismissed the case involving preferential freight rates on coal shipments from southern soft coal fields to Great Lakes ports. It reversed a West Virginia court ruling blocking ICC rules and ordered dismissal as no real dispute existed since rates had already taken effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwashington
Mar
Besa Iu
Poison liquor deaths sweep Peoria area prompts manhunt
Police and federal officers traced a bootleg poison to its source after death tolls rose to 15 with eight blind and 25 critically ill in Peoria Illinois. Three arrests were made as poisons spread through Peoria and nearby villages later reaching Vermont Washington and Wisley City. Several hospitalizations continued and investigators sought the liquor's supplier amid scattered recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
U.P
Washington
Vermont
Wisley City
Galesburg
Decatur Althaf
Sacred Heart beat St. Mary's Saginaw 26 to 12 in rough game
Sacred Heart basketballers defeated St. Marys of Saginaw 26 to 12. The Irish second stringers led early, the first stringers improved in the final period, and 25 personal fouls marked the rough contest. Trish travel to Alma tournament Thursday to face Blanchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
St. Mary's
Saginaw
The
Academy
Trish
Alma
Blanchard
Legislature May Put Levy On Billboards
Michigan legislature may tax billboards five cents per square foot under a proposed licensing bill. The measure, prepared by administration lenders, will be introduced this week by Senator Barnard in Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mar
U.P
Michigan
Barnard
Children to play in White House again under Hoover
The Hoover family plans visits for the president's grandchildren aged Peggy three and Herbert Hoover the third one and a half. Herbert Hoover Jr will live in Los Angeles with his wife while Allan Hoover, twenty one, graduates from Stanford and may work on the west coast. The family reunited for the inauguration as Herbert Jr prepares to start a new position with Western Airways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas ‘S. Stokes
United Press
Washington
Mar
Hoover
Pegey
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Los Angeles
Allan
Stanford University
San Francisco
Herbert
Wes
Western Airways Xpress
Ile
India
Kansas City
Cheling
Salb “Lake City
Arsenal Blast Claims Twenty Eight Lives
Twenty eight bodies recovered today from the wrecked arsenal in Sola Bulzarin after a massive explosion that tore a one story brick building where signal rockets were made. Twelve injured were saved after soldiers could not enter the collapsed structure and removed iron bars from the windows. Asphyxiation contributed to the high death toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sola
Bulzarin
Mar
Muskegon Oil Finds No Major Sulphur Problem
State geologist R A Smith says Dundee sand oil in Michigan poses no stupendous sulfur issue and may not depress value. Tests by University of Michigan and U S Bureau of Mines are ongoing while Standard Oil trims Muskegon shipments at lower prices, a two-edged move impacting producers and refiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Michigan
R. A. Smith
Smith
University of Michigan
U. S. Bureau of Mines Laboratories
Muskegon
Standard Oi
Standard Oil
Tate
Jan
Auction Sales Tuesday March 12 Near Mt Pleasant and Coleman
Auction notices list two sales on March 12. John Schupbach offers horses cattle and implements from a Mt Pleasant area residence starting at 10:30 PM with Forney as auctioneer. Jacob Carrick plans sale near Coleman starting at 12:30 PM with Marghall as auctioneer and Murphy as clerk.
Auction Notice at Weidman Area Sale
On Wednesday March 13 Hy L Davis will sell at his residence north east and south of Weidman or near Farwell a list of horses cattle hogs and a good list of implements feed and related items. Sale starts at 10 00 oclock. Thos Groves auctioneer Albert Graham clerk. List to appear in March 8 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schupbach
Mt. Pleasant
Weidman
C. Forney
Jacob Carrick
Coleman
Wise
J. M. Marghall
Robi Murphy
Hy L. Davis
Farwell
Thos. Groves
Albert Graham
Sale of livestock and equipment at Weidman residence
Owen Conley to sell at his residence three miles north and five and a half miles west of Weidman a full herd of cattle hogs sheep and a large stock of implements feed and fodder Auctioneers Davis MM Win Schaupier clerk sale begins at 12 30 in the afternoon on a date in March 6 according to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Conley
Weidman
Davis & MM. Eal
S Win. Schaupier
Suleim
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Highway Department
St. Mary’s
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