Buckley murder trial resumed in Detroit multiplex case
The murder trial of Joe Bommarito Ted Pizzino and Angelo Livecchi resumed in Detroit as prosecutors seek to admit 86 Buckley radio speeches as evidence. Witnesses placed Livecchi and Bommarito near the La Salle hotel before Buckley’s killing with Livecchi described entering the lobby.
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Detroit
U.P
Joe Bommarito
Ted Pizzino
Angelo Livecchi
Jerry Buckley
Buckley
Charles Bowles
Bowles
Livecchi
Bonimarito
la Salle
Tooming
Expect Cut in Crude Prices At Isabella Midland Field
The price of Mid-Continent crude was 67 cents a barrel, with a likely reduction of the $1.10 rate at the Isabella Midland field. Pure Oil Pine Line, handling most field crude, did not confirm a cut but local prices could fall soon. If the reading company lowers rates, smaller operators would likely follow.
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Mid-Continent
Isabella-Midland
Pure Oil Pine Line Company
Reading Company
Feld
Kellogg Re_elected Exalted Ruler Leads Local Elks
C A Kellogg was re elected Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge at the annual meeting to name officers. B A Hight was re elected treasurer I A Brownson secretary. New officers include Esteemed Leading Knight F a Puins Esteemed Loyal Knight I Cotter Esteemed Lecturing Knight M B Decker Tiler W Fewberry Trustee C A Carnahan Installation set for the second Thursday evening in April.
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C. A. Kellogg
The
Elks Lodge
B. A. Hight
A. Brownson
F. a@puins
I. Cotter
M. B. Decker
W. Fewberry
C .A. Carnahan
H. B. Johnston
R. L. McMillen
R. G C. Shaw
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Elks
Mt. Pleasant
Weather forecast for Lower and Upper Michigan
Lower Michigan expects increasing cloudiness followed by light rain or snow with warmer tonight and easterly winds. Upper Michigan sees increasing clouds with possible light snow Saturday and warmer in the southwest tonight. Readings show varying temperatures across cities including Detroit and Marquette.
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Detroit
U.P
Lower
Michigan
Upper
Hilo End Sverzeseree
Greenville Girl Lauded Abroad Debut Delayed in Berlin
Berlin March 18 The debut of Elizabeth Barden a Greenville Michi gan singer is postponed until Frau Louis Wolff her patron recovers from a cold The sponsor says the singer may be heard in the last week of March Wolff a noted music patron and director of Wolff Und Sachs predicts a brilliant future and compares her to Melba in her prime The singer has previously appeared with Greenville high school girls glee club in Mt Pleasant during earlier visits
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Berlin
W.P
Elizabeth Barden
Michigan
Melba
Frau Wolff
Wolff- Undsachs
Wditer
Miss Barden
Mt. Pleasant
Greenville High School Girls’ Glee Club
Tia
Walker to Face Neglect Charge in New York Probe
New York City reports definite charges of incompetence and neglect of official duties may be filed against Mayor James J Walker by the city affairs committee. John Haynes Holmes and Rabbi Stephen Wise advocate a test and a non partisan inquiry led by 1000 supporters from churches and civic groups. The move aligns clergy and civic leaders with the Federation of Churches and the Citizens Union in pressing for investigation.
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New York
U.P
Thomas Co. T. Crain
James J.walker
City Affairs Committee
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
Holmes
Crain
Roosevelt
Stephen ‘S. Wise
Greater New York Federation of Churches
William Jay Schieffelin
Citizens’ Union
Growns
Auction Sale at Kennedy Homestead to Quit Farming
George Kennedy plans a sale at his residence 144 miles south of Broadway on US 27, 1 percent mile east on the Kennedy homestead. Items include 6 horses, 36 cattle, implements, grain, hay, and household goods. Sale starts 10 oclock with free lunch at noon. Forney will auction and Watson will clerk. See March 12 Daily Times for details.
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George Kennedy
Broadway
Kennedy
C. Forney
Hugh Watson
The
Daily Times
Sale of Farm Stock and Implements at Chatterton Farm
Earl W Seybert quits farming and sells at his Broad Way residence the Chatterton farm. The list includes horses cattle hogs and implements. Sale begins at 1 o'clock with details in the March issue. Auctioneer S C Forney and clerk Luman Burch.
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Broadway
Chatterton Farm
Wimes
S. C. Forney
Luman Burch
Spelling Championship Trials for Isabella County Students
About 45 public school pupils from Isabella county will assemble at Mt. Pleasant High School Room 18 at 1 30 Saturday afternoon to contest county and city spelling championships. County finalists include 32 entries, with two from each township, and 13 from the city schools. The Mt Pleasant system has four entries due to ties after elimination rounds. Contest officials include H C Cassatt, Geo E Gannard, Rev John A Mulvey, Prof P G Lantz, and Prof C S Larzelere who will chair and pronounce words. Winners will be decided after 5 pm. a second contest will be held March 21 for remaining contestants.
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Isabella County
Mt. Pleasant
Daily Times
H. C. Cassatt
Geo. E. Gannard
John A. Mulvey
Sacred Heart Academy
P. G. Lantz
C. S. Larzelere
Central State Teachers College
Caszatt
I. H. Goodrich
Mr. Pleasant Daily Times
Tulsa Explosion Hits City After Nitroglycerin Blast
An explosion at a torpedo company's warehouse five miles west of Red Fork rocked Tulsa causing shattered windows and injuries. An 86-year-old woman, Mrs Bridges, suffered facial cuts from flying glass after the blast shook downtown and nearby homes.
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Tulsa
Mar
U.R
Redfork, S
Here
Oman
State election law changes presented in four bills
Four bills, urged by a December appointee commission, propose repealing the presidential primary and revising recall and recount statutes. They would reestablish party enrollment, shift county delegate elections to fall caucuses, end spring caucuses, and set strict rules to judge ballot validity.
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Lansing
Mar
U.P
Iaw
Fred W. Green
Brucker
Charles Bowles
Detroit
Hoover expands federal employment service leadership amid Wagner conflict
President Hoover announced expansion of the federal employment service with no new machinery, backed by 880000 dollars including 500000 from a deficiency bill. John Alpine will lead the effort, creating divisions across mining, building, textiles and more while aiming to cooperate with public agencies. The move seeks to appease labor leaders and study public employment agency issues while critics argue the Wagner veto stalls the plan.
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Delbert Clark
United
Washington
Wa.p
Hoover
William Green
American Federation of Labor
John R. Alpine
New York
U. I
L. Leader
Labor
Alpine
Green
William Nuckles Cook
Albine
Algo
Supreme Court Denies Stay on Capital Punishment Question
Lansing March 18 The state supreme court declined to issue a writ restraining Secretary of State Frank D Fitzgerald from placing the capital punishment question before voters at the April 6 election.
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Lansing
Mar
U.F
Istate Supreme Court
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Central State Debaters Defeat MSNC in Home Victory
Central State college men’s debate team won its first Michigan league victory on Thursday night at home. Lloyd MacPhail of Manistique and Wells Hall of Belding argued the affirmative on compulsory unemployment insurance under sole judge Prof. Roy Hamilton of Alma College. Richard Robb and James Latture from Ypsilanti were the negative speakers.
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Central State
Michigan
Michigan State -Normal
Central
Roy Hamilton
Alma College
Lloyd MacPhail
Manistique
Wells Hall
Belding
Richard Robb
James Latture
Ypsilanti
Rubiner Names Four Members In Legislature
Assistant Attorney General Charles Rubiner singled out four Michigan legislators for having improper outside connections. He named no charges but said the connections were objectionable as a joint committee questions him about lobbyist practices. The witness pressed for named individuals and facts, insisting the legislature contain definite cases.
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Claude J. Markle
United Press
Lansing
Mar
U.P
Michigan
Charles Rubiner
Rubiner
House
Senate
Lansingy
Michigan eyes decision on state bond funds case
Detroit March 183 U P Officials and residents await Judge Frank L Doty ruling in Oakland Circuit Court on whether to release 1 024 000 in state money held in escrow. The case involves bonds bought by former Treasurer Frank D McKay for 2 235 800 prior term ships and the probe into the purchase of unsold bonds.
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Detroit
Mar
U.P
Michigan
Frank L. Doty
Oakland
Frank .D. McKay
iGrand Rapids
American State Bank of Detroit
Union Guardian
Buckley Grand Jury
Paul W. Voorhies
Wilber M.brucker
McKay
Oakland County
Thomas D
Nolan
St. Clair Shores
American ‘State Bank
St.Clair Shores
Inkster Village
Garden City
Detroit Mortgage Co
Robert M. Allan
American States Bank
Rudolph G. Reichert
Clarence A. Reid
Adolph_E. Lark
Detroit Reserve, Mortgage Co
Henry Dattner
Grand Rapids
State Administrative Board
Lansing
Charles W. Foster
Administrative Board
Sonia
Fred W. Green
Howard
C. Lawrence
Halfway
Pontiag
Mich
Frank D. McKay
Doty
Aseroin
Mrs Stark dies at 87 in South Washington home
Mrs Celeste Stark aged 87 died Thursday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs C W Barnhard on South Washington street where she had lived for 18 years. Funeral plans are pending as Mrs Barnhard lies ill with pneumonia. Specialists from Ann Arbor consulted on both Mrs Stark and Mrs Barnhard, who died about 5 pm. The Barnhard family matriarch Mrs G P Barnhard is ill at her White Cloud home.
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Celeste Stark
C. W. Barnhard
South Washington Street
Barnhard
Starke
Florida
Ann Arbor
Detroit Mayor Murphy Leads Progressive Session Spotlight
Washington dispatch profiles Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy 37, unmarried, red haired, who faced a 22 million dollar deficit funded by welfare relief. He credits youths and 15 bankers, redesigning budgets to cut city costs by 24 million, while promising six weeks free medical aid to unemployed mothers.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Mar
Progressive Conference
Frank Murphy
Detroit
Murphy
Hoover
Douglas Dow
Murghy
Quiet period ends as McGuire No 1 gas well spurs Vernon pool
McGuire No 1 in Vernon township broke a long quiet period by striking gas in the Tsa bella oil and gas fields. The well may boost production beyond 2 000 000 cubic feet daily and could see further drilling at Chippewa and Traverse formations. No completions expected until next week.
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Tsabella
McGuire No
Vernon Township
Gib
son-Johnson-Borden
McGuird
Vernon
Scott
McGuire
Tosch Land. Co. B
Traverse
iidland-Isabella
Agreement Made on Oil Imports
Secretary Wilbur said all major oil importing firms except Standard of Indiana agreed to a voluntary reduction in petroleum imports. Standard of Indiana seeks to join, but existing obligations hinder easier import cuts.
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Washington
Mar
U.P
Wilbur
Standard of Indiana
State Winners to be Decided in Michigan Oratoricals
Twelve students from seven Michigan colleges compete in the state finals at Central State Teachers College. Six women and six men perform with prelim results from Hillsdale and Alma College determining finalists. Judges include coaches from the competing colleges excluding their own.
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Michigan
Central State Teachers College
Hillsdale
Alma Collleges
Eb, C. Warriner
Oil Men Elect 1931 Officers in Michigan Convention
Detroit March 13 The Michigan Oil Men's association capped a three day convention with H H Ragle starting a second term as president Other officers elected include A J Boergert A D Dubuion J T Wilson Peter Jensen G E Senney as vice presidents C A Shier son J G Schindehatte and S B Spalding named as directors
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Detroit
URA
H. H. Ragle
Michigan Oil Men's’ Association
A. J. Boergert
Sapinaw
A. D. Dubuison
South Haven
J. T. Wilson
Port Huron
Peter Jensen
Escanaba
G. E. Senney
Traverse City
C. A
Bowles Seeks Return as Mayor in Autumn Election
Retiring mayor Charles Bowles announces plans to run again this autumn after serving six years as mayor and prior experience as a judge.
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Charles Bowles
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Union Guardititi
American State Bank of
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Union Guardian Group
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