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Newspaper

Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1929

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Indians Fall In Exciting Local High School Tilt

Mt Pleasant basketball fans watched three close games. Midland defeated Caro 22 to 15, Reed City beat St Louis 26 to 19, while the Indians were edged 18 to 46 by the High School in a tense finish as Capt Chamberlain broke a 16 16 tie with a late field goal. Every player showed grit in a well matched contest.

Mt. Pleasant Indians Midland Caro Reed City St. Louis Braves Capt. Chamberlain II. Chingman F Ooeer Goutarté Bradley J. Chingman LaGass Pleasant High Chamberlain Spalsbury Taylor C. Secesrsees Tesetare Wood Ferris Mt Indians Ceneres High School Roper Farle- Nan Sd le Ce

Tonight's Games In Class B Class C And D Actions

Tonight's games at college gym and high school venues feature Midland Owosso vs Mt Pleasant, Clare vs Grayling, Maple Rapids against West Branch, and Reed City meeting Perry. Match times range from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. with multiple appearances across districts.

Midland Owosso Mt. Pleasant Big Rapids Clare Grayling Maple Rapids West Branch Reed City Perry

Indians Rally To Tie In Narrow Gym Thriller

The Indians, led by J Chingrman and Chamberlain, tied the High School game in the final minutes after a halftime deficit. Midland beat Caro 20 to 15 in class B, Reed City edged St Louis in class C, and Clare destroyed Durand 46 to 4 with Beaverton, Perrinton, and Westrands winning in other D contests.

Chamberlain J.ghingman Jeb Nheither Wood Spalsbury Indians J. Chingrman Midland Caro Ciro Caterer Stein Tor Caro Green Reed City St.Louis St. Louis Harris Parker Clare Durand Wilhelm Beaverton LeRoy McBride Perrinton West Rands Morley

Last Day for Income Tax Returns in Washington

This is the final day for filing income tax returns. If the return is not mailed by midnight tonight an extra 25 percent penalty is imposed. Heavy fines apply for willful failure to file. Married couples with joint net income of 3500 and singles with net income of 1500 must file.

Washington Mar U.P

Freesoil graves dug by 70 year old Henry Guernsey

Maple Grove cemetery at Freesoil contains 464 graves all dug by Henry Guernsey, a 70 year old pioneer. He and his wife are famed as ideal hosts in the community despite the morbid work. The first grave dated 1872, with a slow growth to 24 graves by 1920 and 32 Indian remains.

Freesoil U.P Maple Grove Henry Guernsey Guernsey

Warrant issued for ex highway dept payroll padding

In Lansing on March 15 a warrant will be issued in Saginaw for Robert Dixon former maintenance superintendent of trunk-line highways charged with padding payrolls over a year and a half. Frank D. Fitzgerald highway department official will sign the warrant and Dixon is now living on a farm near the Saginaw Bay county line.

Lansing Mar Robert Dixon Highway Department Saginaw Frank D. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald Dixon Saginaw County Saginaw Bay

Students Celebrate Victory Over Indians at Pep Meeting

An exuberant student body gathered at the local high school for a victory celebration last night over the Indians. Wells speech and rallying yells marked the pep meeting with BE. C. Beck from Central State Teachers' College as guest speaker.

Wells BE. C. Beck Central State Teachers’ College

Ousted Pastor Fights to Return to Pulpit

In Malvern Bay Pennsylvania on March 15 Reverend Joseph Sproule, ousted Methodist pastor, plans to reclaim the pulpit Sunday under the banner Truth and the State Militia. He sought state trooper protection from Governor John Fisher as factional opponents prepare to have Reverend C. S. Marvine deliver the sermon. Chester Thomas leads the opposition and vows to escort Marvine to the pulpit and keep him there.

Malvern Bay Joseph Sproule Methodist Church Truth and the State John Fisher Sproule C. S. Marvine Chester Thomas Potoley Marvine

Foreign protests widen as U S tariff plans loom

Washington March 15 Foreign nations voice strong protests against anticipated higher U S tariff rates. Britain France Italy Cuba Canada and Argentina oppose planned duties on silk flaxseed beef petroleum and more amid Hoover administration push for agricultural protection. Diplomats warn of a wider international crisis if tariffs proceed.

Washington Mar United States Hoover Great Britain Maly Range Cuba Canada House Ways and Means Committee Congress France State Department House ‘Ways and Sultan Committee Italian Chamber of Commerce Argentina

Lindbergh Maintains Silence on Vacation Plans

Charles A. Lindbergh ends a three week vacation in Brownsville Texas and plans to resume airport inspections en route to the west coast. He declines to comment on his movements while reliable sources say Anne Morrow will depart for the coast later today after a visit in Mexico City. The aviator arrived yesterday from Mexico City aboard a mail plane.

Brownsville Tex U.R Charles A. Lindbergh West Coast Anne Morrow Mexico City Ane Lindbergh Here

Readings Feature Assembly Program at High School

Decimations by seven members of the student body were featured on the assembly program this morning. Declamations heard included Dont Die On Third by William Bunker The One Hundred and One by Jeanette Houghtaling Dr Perkin's Toboggan Slide by Richard Demlewe The Bath Tour by Jean Benford A Transaction in Mumps by Bruce Hoyt Penrod is Letter by Thelma Nixon Who's Afraid by Marie Schertel.

William Bunker Jeanette Houghtaling Dr Perkin Richard Demlewe Jean Benford Bruce Hoyt Penrodis Thelma Nixon Marie Schertel

Bandit Leader Hart Escapes From Maryland Prison

Jack Hart head of the Norris gang escapes his cell for the third time at a Baltimore penitentiary. He slipped through three locks and two doors overnight and remains at large according to police, with authorities suspecting inside help.

Baltimore U.P Jack Hart Norris Penitentiary Hart Chienzo Brady

Investigation of Rev. Hollande Holsaple in Lansing

In Lansing Michigan and Detroit details emerged about an investigation into Rev R N Holsaple superintendent of the Michigan Anti Saloon league. Bishop Thomas Nicholson announced a national inquiry after fourteen house members charged deceptive petition tactics by Holsaple.

Lansing U.P R. N. Hollande Renee Scot McBride Thomas Nicholson Detroit Michigan McBride Nicholson Holsaple Mar R. N. Holsaple Michigan Anti Saloon League National Organization Hnolsaple

Auction Sales Friday March 15 and March 18

Auction notices detail sales by Ora Netzky Sherm Wiley and J G Brust & Son at rural residences near St Louis Rosebush Mt Pleasant and Deerfield Center. Each sale lists horses cattle hogs sheep implements and feed with start times around 12:30 to 1:00 pm and names of auctioneers and clerks.

Ora Netzky St Louis Shepherd O'Clouse Jd. de. Helman Will Wilson Sherm Wiley Rosebush Mt. Pleasant J. M. Marshall Roy Matteson J. G. Brust & Son Pleasant Deerfield Center Charles McCarthy L. Burch

Flood Threat Grows as Midwest Rivers Rise

Flood warnings spread across Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa as melting snow and ice jam engulfs farms roads and towns. Rivers including the Cedar Prairie Skunk and Galena flood basements isolate towns and threaten infrastructure while Memphis faces a forecast crest near 40 feet as additional rains loom.

Legislature Bans Fireworks Across Michigan State

Michigan lawmakers banned most fireworks with exceptions for organized authorized displays as the administration anti-fireworks bill passed the house with senate amendments. The measure goes to the governor. The house also approved a gas and oil bond issue bill and a bill allowing insured individuals to sue for insurers without naming the companies.

Lansing Ll.p Fiireworks Michigan House Senate

Lindbergh Flew From Brownsville In Unannounced Destination

Col Charles A Lindbergh departed Brownsville Texas at 11 06 a m central for an undisclosed destination. He declined to reveal his route or final stop while flying a Curtis Falcon open cockpit airplane with a blue body and yellow wings and tail.

Brownsville Tex UPI Charles A. Lindbergh Central

Hotel Ad Notes Twin Bed Rooms for Two Guests

A Saturday Evening Post advertisement describes rooms with two twin beds as suitable for two people. It emphasizes shared accommodations and standard hotel amenities.

Saturday Evening Post

Ad Notice From Winn Michigan March 16

Public notice dated March 16 from C. O. F. Hall Winn Michigan lists an all round date reference 89-AA advertisement with details readable in the fragment.

Ft, C. O. F. Hall Winn Michigan

Flood Facts Show Wide Damage Across States

The national flood situation widens as Pea River and White Water Creek maroon Elba Alabama four thousand residents. Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois rivers exceed banks due to unseasonable warmth melting ice and snow. Mississippi Illinois and Missouri rivers rise with little central valley danger as Arkansas Tennessee and Mississippi lowlands flood. New England rivers including Connecticut Housatonic Agawam and Deerfield rise after thaw and rain.

United Press Pea River White Water Creek Elba Ala Troy Iowa Wisconsin Ilingis Mississippi Mlinois Missouri Mississippi Valley Arkkansas Tennessee New England New York Albany N.Y Deerfield

Senate Passes Conservation Bill to Reform Department

In Lansing on March 15, the Senate gave final approval to a conservation bill removing politics from the department. It creates a staggered commission, raises the director’s salary to 6000 dollars, and moves appointment power from the governor to the commission. The measure also includes a harbor refuge for fish and birds and allows township boards to regulate junkyards.

Lansing Mar U.P Conservation Department Senate

Federal Troops Advance on Durango as War Flares

Mexican federal columns move toward Durango and Torreon with artillery ordered to support near Torreon. Government expects a decisive battle at Durango before nightfall, while rebels may retreat north. Vera Cruz reports say 84 officers in court martial for revolution, with four rebel officers executed recently.

United Press Durango Torreon Calles Mexico City Mazatlan Sonora Mar Lugiano Flores Vera Cruz Universale Aguirre

Elba Flood Disaster Reaches Alabama Town

Troy Alabama March 15 reports indicate a major flood endangers Elba and surrounding areas with thousands trapped on rooftops and upper floors. National Guard and Red Cross mobilize. air units fly reconnaissance while boats attempt rescues as residents plead for aid amid swollen Pea River and Whitewater Creek waters.

Troy Alabama Elba National ‘Guard Nto Red “Cross Sc Treavy Rifles Ala Poa White Welér Eneiza Hilba Here Alabama, National Guard Roberts Field Birmingham A. N Maxwell Field Montgomery MNES Echme Althes Sis Miles Aiway Ahotlrix Dothan

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