State Evidence Links Pizzino to Buckley Killing
Detroit reports the state linked Ted Pizzino to the Buckley murder as the trial of Pizzino Bonimarito and Livecchi entered its third week. Witness Davidson testified he heard Pizzino threaten recalling Mayor Bowles and claimed Buckley was killed for supporting Bowles recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
U.P
Ted Pizzino
Jerry Buckley
Pizzino
Joe Bommarito
Angelo Livecchi
Robt
Davidson
Charles. Bowles
Bowles
Buckley
LaSalle Hotel
WMBC
Bonimarito
Livecchi
Harry S. Toy
International Crime Syndicate
New York
Blind Philadelphia couple perish in fatal kitchen fire
Martha Hoffman 28, blind since birth, died after a blaze engulfed her kitchen as her sightless husband Daniel 33 fought to save her. Neighbor Daniel Reese rushed in, wrapped Hoffman in a blanket, and extinguished the flames. Both were hospitalized. the wife died ten hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mar
U.P
Martha Hoffman
Daniel
Daniel Reese
US 27 and US 31 paving contracts awarded in Michigan
Two northern Michigan highway projects were awarded to contractors by the state road committee. US 27 in Clare County from Harrison south 3.3 miles of 20 foot concrete goes to Bartling Dull Co. of Pontiac for $80,086. US 31 in Emmet County from Brutus south 2.1 miles of 20 foot concrete goes to Remus Construction Co. of Remus for $55,296.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mar
Michigan
State Administrative Board
Clare County
Harrison
Bartling-Dull Co
Pontiac
Emmet County
Brutus
Remus Construction Company
Remus
Hoover to Sail From Norfolk on West Indian Tour
President Hoover plans a ten day postwar visit to Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands aboard a reconditioned battleship, with Secretary Hurley Wilbur and Lawrence Richey in his party. Mrs. Hoover stays in Asheville to visit their son ill in hospital.
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Raymond Clapper
United
Washington
Mar
U.R
White House
Navy Department
Arizona
Hoover
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Norfolk
Asheville
N. C
Hurley
Wilbur
Lawrence Richey
Theodore Roosevelt
War Department
Denmark
New York City
Formal Recital at Central State Teachers College Sunday
Twelve piano students of Mildred Bunker performed a formal recital in the Women’s Commons at Central State Teachers College Sunday afternoon. Participants included Virginia Bissell from Boyne City Dorothy Colbath from Oscoda Frances McDonald from Mt. Pleasant Agatha Cazier from Shepherd Corinne Bemis from Mt. Pleasant Mildred Herrick from Carson City and others from Mt. Pleasant: Kathbert Guitaard Betty Lou Carey Joseph Charlow Marian McClanahan Helen Morton Bobby Jack McNutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bunker
Central State Teachers College
Virginia
Bissell
Boyne City
Dorothy Colbath
Oscoda
Frances
McDonald
Mt. Pleasant
Agatha Cazier
Shepherd
Corinne Bemis
Mildred Herrick
Carson City
Kathbert Guitaard
Betty Lou Carey
Joseph Charlow
Marian McClanahan
Helen Morton
Bobby Jack McNutt
Public Demo Reveals Wire Voice Recording Device
Fort Worth specialist Dr Harold Warwick demonstrated a device that records the human voice on a tiny wire to let the blind access books and plays. The public demo in Dallas featured actors True Thomason and William Shepard and showed multiple wire records preserving a one hour and fifteen minute conversation.
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Tom Mahoney
United Press
Dallas
Tex
Mar
U.py
Harold Warwick
Fort Worth
Warwick
True Thomason
William Shepard
Little Theatre
Oliver Hinsdale
Spelling Meet Adjourned as Five Remain in Mt Pleasant
The Mt Pleasant Daily Times reports a three hour plus spelling contest at Mt Pleasant High School with five contestants remaining. Survivors include Rose Carroll Gretchen Downing Mary Clutecy Thelma Eling Martha Ahlers. City and county winners announced as tests resume next week and next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant Daily Times
Rose Carroll
Sacred Heart
Gretchen Downing
Mt. Pleasant
Mary E. Clutecy
City Con
Country School
Lada Glass
North Rosebush School
Decore Sutor
Campbell School
Dorothy Piehl
South Lincoln
Estelle Yost
Mt. Pleasant Public Schools
Winnner
Gertrude McDonald
Sacred Heart Academy
Tool
Lingle murder trial opens in Chicago court today
Leo V. Brothers goes on trial for the murder of Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle. The case opens before Judge Joseph Sabath with plans for a lengthy jury selection and defense claims of innocence. James Neill, Hollywood actor, dies at 70 after a long stage and film career.
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Ohicago
Mar
U.R
Leo V. Brothers
Chicago
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Joseph Sabath
St. Louis
Tribune
Lingle
Brothers
Pat Roche
John. A. Swanson
Roche
Alfred Lingle
Smelt Run Sparks Towns in Michigan Rivers
A rising smelt run draws crowds as fishermen head to Michigan streams for the spring spawning. Rival towns in Benzie and Charlevoix counties host associations to attract anglers. Reports of moving fish spawn excitement days before the run, with many travelers flocking to Boyne River mouth amid brisk commerce in nearby hotels and services.
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Michigan
Benzie
Charlevoix
Boyne
Riots Shadow Joliet Prison After Escalating Outbreak
Joliet Illinois March 16 An air of fear and anger hung over the state prison after two convicts were killed and several wounded in a riot Saturday. George Jakovanis died early Sunday bringing the death toll to two as 48 ringleaders remained in solitary confinement and 1 100 inmates followed the lead. Guards tightened security with machine guns ready while lawmakers inspected the mess hall and discussed the board of pardons and paroles as a broader inquiry loomed into causes of the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry.c. Hill
Roger F. Little
Harry McCaskrin
Bray
William G. Thon
Warden Hill
Albert Yarbeck, Jr
Chicago
A. Davenport
McCashrin
Board of Pardons and Paroles
George Whitemeyer
Joseph Coakey
Representative James Aswell Dies in Washington
Wire flash reports Representative James Benjamin Aswell of Louisiana died at 2 15 p m in his Washington apartment of heart trouble. He was a member of the House agriculture committee.
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Washington
Mar
James Benjamin Aswell
Dem
House Agriculture Committee
Union Ticket Nominated At Citizens Caucus
At the Saturday caucus on March 14 the Union ticket producers nominated Supervisor Edwin Kane Clerk Cora Fairy Treasurer William Braadstetter Highway Commissioner Billy Lattimore Justices of the Peace George Robertson and Robert Gilpin Member of Board of Review Add Robertson for the upcoming slate and town terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ _ caucus
Union
Edwin Kane
Cora Fairy
William Braadstetter
Billy Lattimore
Ygeaee
George Robertson
Robert Gilpin
Board of Review
Add Robertson
Theodore Joslin to Be Hoover Secretary in White House
Theodore Joslin of the Boston Transcript is named secretary to President Hoover, replacing George Akerson who resigned for a film industry post. Joslin, 41, has long been a Washington correspondent for the Transcript and will assume duties after Hoover’s Porto Rico trip, joining Lawrence Richey and the other secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Theodore Joslin
Boston Transcript
Hoover
White House
Joslin
George Akerson
Motion Picture Corporation
Hhe Transcript
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Walter Newton
Lawrence Richey
Boston
Leominster
Mass
Associated Press
The
Transcript
Circuit Court Opens Today at Isabella Recess Ends
The Isabella circuit court reconvened after a three day recess and was to begin hearings this afternoon on non jury cases. Morning session covered only preliminary matters. Several chancery and divorce cases remain on the calendar and may be brought before the court this week, including litigations over oil lands and leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
New York Mayor Walker Denies Resigning for Film Work
James J. Walker, New York City's colorful mayor, rejects rumors he will resign to join Fox Film. A photo shows him at his desk before departing on a railroad official's private car for a Palm Springs vacation on Samuel Untermeyer's estate in New York, amid an administration probe threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Walker
New York
Fox Film Company
Palm Springs
Cal
Samuel Untermeyer
Farmers urged to unite on a local product g ening a regional reputation
W G Cribbs of Michigan State College spoke to Isabella county farmers and Mt Pleasant businessmen at a Rotary luncheon urging standardized specialization. He cited Berrien county Guernsey stock and Antrim certified potatoes as examples and urged local growers to select a suitable product and build a regional reputation to counter depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Cribbs
Michigan State College
Isabella County
Mt. Pleasant
Rotary Club
Cribbs
Berrien County
Guernsey
Livingston County
Antrim
Reed City to Play Here Again in State Quarters
Reed City meets Saginaw St. Marys in the state quarterfinals at Central State Teachers college gym Thursday evening, delayed by A W Thompson. Reed City won the regional title Saturday by defeating Shepherd and advances to Mt Pleasant for the final elimination games. Alma High draws Coldwater for the first game in Lansing, while Maple Rapids faces St Thomas Ann Arbor in Lansing for Class D finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
Saginaw St. Mary’s
Central State Teachers College Gymnasium
A.W. Thompson
Shepherd
Saginaw
Mt. Pleasant
Alma High School
Coldwater
Lansing
Maple Rapids
St. Thomas
Ann Arbor
Sealing Disaster Reported Near Newfoundland Coast
Sealing steamer Viking tore apart by an explosion Saturday night off Horse Island in northeastern Newfoundland. Captain Abram Kean Jr and about 140 men including Warwick Frissell were aboard. Many crew killed. survivors scattered on moving ice miles from shore. fate unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
Uri
Viking
Horse Island
Newfoundland
Abram Kean, Jr
Warick
Frissell
New York
Explorer
Weather Outlook for Lower and Upper Michigan
Detroit area forecast cloudy tonight with possible snow flurries in the extreme southeast. Tuesday mostly fair with little temperature change and light northerly winds. Upper Michigan to see partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with little temperature change. Readings show mixed numbers across the region with highs in the 80s in places and cooler readings elsewhere.
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Detroit
Mar
Lower Michigan
Upper Michigan
Chicago
Duluth
Tate Pecker
Escanaba Eedeeeee
Grand Rapids “Teees
Lylington Eek Caer
Maronette
Igualt Ste Marie
Local Fishermen Hope Beulah Smelt Run Opens Soon
Local interest in the Beulah smelt run is high as other parts of the state begin earlier. Beulah has not yet started and may wait a week to ten days. Conservation officer Palmer Landon will notify fishermen via the Daily Times when a start date becomes definite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah
Palmer Landon
Landon
Daily Times
Tax Delinquency Report For Isabella County Reveals 1930 Trends
Isabella County taxpayers paid 460922.28 of 604214.10 levy in 1930 with 22.48 percent of assessments returned delinquent. Union Township posted the lowest delinquency 11.1 percent while Coldwater Township showed 87.6 percent delinquent. Delinquent taxes accrue penalties and fund county operations.
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Isabella County
Treasury
Union Township
Coldwater Township
County General Fund
Auction Sale Notices From Rural Kansas Farm Listings
Auction notices for George Kennedy and Earl V Seybert announce farm sales with horses cattle implements hay and household goods. Kennedy sale at 10 am with lunch at noon in location 134 miles south of Broadway on US 27. Seybert sale at 1 pm at the west end of Broadway known as the Chatterton farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennedy
Broadway
Kennedy
S.C. Peer
Hugh Watson
The
Daily Times
Earl V. Seybert
Chatterton Farm
Wimes
S.C. Forney
Luman Burch
Mrs Day Dies After Illness In Mt Pleasant
Mrs Henrietta Mott Day died Sunday after a two week illness at her North Main Street home. Born June 13 1845 in Canada she and husband Day ran Mt Pleasant hotels from 1888 including the Exchange and Hotel Bennett for about 30 years before retiring. Funeral will be Wednesday at 2 PM at her home with Rev C B Hawkins officiating. relatives from Lansing Detroit and Lakeview expected.
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Dyer
Henrietta
Mott Day
North Main Street
Canada
Isaac
Catherine Mott
Day
Mt. Pleasant
Jixchange
College Avenue
Isabella County State ‘Bank
Exchange
Bennett
Main’ Street
Ae Day
Mr. Pleasant
C.B. Hawkins
Lansing
Detroit
Lakeview
Sheriff Finds Cache of Bills at National Supply Offices
Sheriff Andrew Schettel discovered a fat roll of United States currency hidden in the National Supply building. Robert Winegardner, 28, oil field worker, was in custody of Ohio officers for an oil station robbery and allegedly confessed after being returned to New Lexington. The sheriff planned to return the $189 to Ohio authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Supply Company
Andrew Schettel
United States
Robert Winegardner
Iow
Ohio
Winegardner
Winégardner
Ng Winegardner
New Lexington
Cctaba
Sherif Schertel
University Claims 70 271 Graduates
University of Michigan reports 70 271 living graduates with 90 661 residing in Michigan. Detroit leads hometown representation with 7 950 graduates. Grand Rapids 1 226. Flint 588. Kalamazoo 319. Pontiac 526. Lansing 575. East Lansing 575. Ypsilanti 319. Women total 8 413.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mar
University of Michigan
United States
Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Pontiac
Lansing
East
Ypsilanti
Star Musical Performer Returns to Ionia Prison Band
Clifford Slade former star xylophone performer returns to the Ionia State Reformatory band. He explains fearing transfer to another prison, hopes to perfect his instrument, and aims to resume performing for inmates and townsfolk. He previously sought life to advance technique but received 14 to 24 years for forging warton Shean's name to checks.
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Tonta
Mich
U.R
State Reformatory
Clifford Slade
Slade
Shean
Grand.Rapids
Reformatory
Sonia
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Hollywood
James Neill
Hollyswood
Glendale
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Edythe Chapman
Apostle Jamies
Aaron
Joliet
W. C. Cribbs
Central State
Beulah Run
Clarence A. Triphagen
Reo Motor Car Company
Durant Motor, Car Co
Hal W Alger
Nuns Company
Mrs.day
University
Ionia
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