Mellon Values Duty Over Leisure After Long Cabinet Tenure
Secretary Mellon, nearing his birthday, is described as one of the hardest working officials in the Hoover administration. The piece notes his eight years under Harding and Coolidge, compares him to Albert Gallatin, and highlights his fiscal reforms and love of sea travel.
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Owen United Press
Washington
Mar
Treasury
Mellon
United States
Geoni
Madison
Gallatan
Melton
Alexander Hamilton
Rébby
Europe
Anyade
Hole in pocket costs Ohio mayor job loss
A hole in the pocket of Hugh Gormley cost him his mayoral post. The 60 year old veteran of county politics admitted misplacing 171.86 dollars paid as fines and license fees for February. He appeared before the city council to explain and repay the funds by instalments, with council president Gus Gaskella acting as mayor after his resignation.
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Glouster
Hugh Gormley
Gormley
Gus. Gaskella
Fourteen Injured In Motor Bus Crash Near Genoa
A Welloway bus en route from Chicago to Pittsburgh collided with an automobile with Michigan plates near Genoa. Fourteen people were injured, seven bus passengers and the auto occupants severely hurt. Hospitals took the injured by ambulance from Genoa. Names include Ruth Tuttle and Alice Tuttle of Farmington Michigan among the injured.
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Toledo
Welloway
Genoa
Michigan
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ruth Tuttle
Farmington Mich
Alice Tuttle
Farmington
Winifred Walling
Peace Needs More Patriotism Says Dr Steiner
Dr Edward Steiner of Grinkell College warned in Des Moines that Spain's dictatorship sits atop a volatile situation and repression fuels radicals. He argued the United States lacks peace time patriotism and that living examples, like Lincoln, matter more than speeches in shaping civic spirit.
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DHS
Moines
Mar
Spain
Edward A. Steiner
Grinkell College
Des Moines
United States
Lincoln
Steller
Politician Tells Women Voters Twice Heels To Hinges
Kalamazoo Gazette recalls a western Michigan supervisor who told a delegation of farm women to hone and stop the hens. The remark followed by his defeat when he sought re nomination as state representative. The piece credits farm women’s organization with boosting home demonstration work and political clout.
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Kalamazoo
Mar
Michigan
British schooner sunk by Coast Guard in rum running chase
In a Gulf chase from Pascagoula to New Orleans the British auxiliary schooner I’mone was sunk by the Coast Guard cutter Dexter after a pursuit that ended with firing and the ship going down. Prisoners were taken to New Orleans aboard the Dexter and Walcott while one man died and a crew member was injured. Diplomatic implications hung on British response as officials weighed possible charges of rum running.
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Miss
Belize
New Orleans
Coastguard
Dexter
Walcott
Gulf of Mexico
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Coast Guard
State Department
United Press
Tribune
Chicago Bang Battle Leaves One Dead In Shootout
In Chicago on March 23 an auto resembling a police car pulled up and six to eight gunshots killed Raymond Cassidy 80.5 near his saloon and wounded Janis Hawkins 22 on a passing street car. The attackers fled after a swift ambush under a streetcar light.
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Chicago
Mar
U.R
Raymond Cassidy
Janis Hawkins
Cassidy
Hawking
Foch's Death May Heal Rift Between French Statesmen
Paris March 23 The death of Marshal Ferdinand Foch may ease a long running rift between Georges Clemenceau and Raymond Poincare. Foreign representatives attended Foch's funeral as Clemenceau sent renewed, amiable communications to Poincare after years of quarrel.
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Paris
France
Marshal Ferdinand Foch
Raymond Poincare
Georges Clementeau
Marshal Foch
Clemenceau
Poincare
Victory
Auction Sale Notices for Mrs J W Packard March 25
Mrs J W Packard advertises an auction Monday March 25 at a residence located 7 miles east and 1 mile south of Remus or 5 miles west and 1 mile south of Deerfield Center. The list includes cattle household goods and implements. Sale begins 12 30 o clock. Davis and McCall auctioneers FH Woodruff clerk. Sale list appeared March 20.
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J. W. Packard
Seth
Remus
Deerfield Center
Davis & McCall
Woodruff
Auction Notice for Arthur J Johnston Estate Sale
Arthur J Johnston will sell at his residence two miles north and 22 miles east of Rosebush, listing horses cattle implements and feed. Sale at 1:00 pm. Auctioneer C For ney Roy B Matteson clerk. Sale list appears on page 2 of this issue.
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Rosebush
C. Forney
Roy
Matteson
Auction of residence and livestock near Mt Pleasant and Rosebush
Gibson and Arthur Reid offer their residence west and north of Mt Pleasant and west of Rosebush with horses cattle hogs sheep and various implements. The sale begins at 9 09 a m conducted by Davis and McCall auctioneers and the full list will appear in the March 25 issue.
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Arthur Reid
Mt Pleasant
Rosebush
M. Davis & McCall
Auction at R B Shaver Farm Near Ithaca March 28
Thursday March 28 R B Shaver will sell at his residence 10 miles west of Ithaga on M 48 or 2 12 miles east and 8 miles north of Carson City or south of Vestaburg to M 43 and east six miles a list of cattle hogs sheep household goods implements feed and more Sale starts at 1 00 o clock J D Helman and son auctioneers Sale list appears in March 25 issue
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R. B. Shaver
Ithaga
Carson City
Vestaburg
J. D. Helman and Son
Farm Auction Notices From Clare and Rosebush Areas
Friday sale by P H Owens at rural Clare location includes four horses 15 cattle and implements with sale starting 1230 pm auctioneers Davis and McCall Bert McGuire Clark sale list to appear March 26 Tuesday April 2 H Leahy plans a sale at his residence near Indian school and Rosebush with horses cattle furniture and implements feed sale at 100 pm auctioned by S C Varney list to appear March 29
Cambridge Wins 81st Boat Race Over Oxford on Thames
Cambridge defeated Oxford in the eighty first annual boat race on the Thames. The victory marks another long running series in 100 years of competition.
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London
Cambridge
Oxford
Thames
Movie Cameras Grind As Huge Plane Crashes
Hollywood report from March 23 details a fatal stunt aboard a German bomber used in Wells Angels. Phil Jones, a longtime mechanic, died after a tailspin as Al Wilson parachuted to safety during a dramatic final scene. The fatal accident ended a eight month stint aboard the aircraft.
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Calif
U.P
Phil Jones
Wilson
Jones
Phil
Bridge Hand Marvels Stun Nashville Readers
In Nashville on March 23 a unique bridge event tied to Hawaii records featured four players each holding all cards of a single suit. The Moselys and Gilberts showcased rare suit distributions leading to a bid that went down one trick as Mr Gilbert played, while one hand was revealed with matching combinations across suits.
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Tenn
Hawaii
B. Mosely
J. P.gilbert
Zach
Nee
King
Queen
Jack
Gilbert
Jury Picked for Flag Essay Contest in Mt Pleasant
Local unit chairman Laura Ohms announces a six member jury of three men and three women to judge National Magazine Contest essays. With 66 entries, Isabella County may see winning papers, as finals approach on April 12. Awards include a trip to Maryland for top essays and Old Glory Medals for hundreds of participants.
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Art Mc Henry
Maryland
Francis Scott
Roy King
Stat. Spangled
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Pati
Michigan
Washington
East
Cross of Honor of the Flag Association
Rebel Envoys Will Confer With Hoover
Juarez Chihuahua March 23. A commission appointed by Gen. Jose Escobar headed by Gerzyn Ugarte travels to Washington to present the revolutionary movement and a visa to President Hoover. The envoy team plans to show U.S. officials evidence that the Calles regime relies on U.S. support to stay in power.
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Calles
Mexico
United States
West Michigan Narcotic Ring Exposed in Kalamazoo Arrests
A major Western Michigan drug ring, said to be the most extensive in the region, was broken up with the arrest of three men and three women. The operation stretched across Grand Rapids Muskegon Bay City Saginaw Jackson Ypsilanti Flint and Ann Arbor with Kalamazoo as headquarters. Federal Officer Arnold Ladenauer and local detectives led the arrests. The ring ran two drug houses in Kalamazoo and sold cocaine to other towns.
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Kalamazoo
Mar
U.P
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Bay City
Saginaw
Jackson
Ypsilanti
Flint
Ahn Arbor
Arnold Ladenauer
Judge's Assailant Declared Insane in Detroit
Roy A. Wynkoop, 46, former Traverse City carpenter, was committed to the state hospital for the criminally insane after a insanity commission ruled him permanently insane. He had been held on a charge of assault with intent to kill Judge Fred Lamb of Cadillac in the circuit court building in Detroit.
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Detroit
Mar
Roy A. Wynkoop
Traversa City
State Hospital
Recorder's Court
Charles Bowles
Wynkooyy
Receiving Hospital
Fred §. Lamb
Cadillac
Circuit Court
Floods and Tornado Leave Death and Desolation in South and Midwest
The Mississippi River and its tributaries inundate bottomlands in the Midwest while a tornado in Alabama to Georgia kills at least seven. Damaging winds, lightning, and heavy rains strip towns in Georgia North Carolina Alabama and Illinois. Rescue crews battle rising waters as levees strain and residents seek safety.
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South
Alabama
Georgia
Ada
Buma
Merrelltown
John-Henry Lea
Maxwellbom
Alg
Maxwelltown
Oostanayla
Wilson
N.C
Alphoretta
Quincy
Mississippi-trom
St.e Louis
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Lear
Owas
Cariton
Keithsburg
Ill
Chutes Save Lives of Air Mail Pilots
The Caterpillar club gained two new members S.J. Samson and Paul J. Kanuit after bailouts in flight. Samson escaped a tailspin from Cleveland to Chicago and landed in a creek near Lansing Indiana, salvaging most of the mail. Kanuit jumped from a burning craft en route Kansas City to Chicago and landed near Harmon Illinois, saving his mail.
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U.P
Caterpillar Club
S.J. Samson
Paul J. Kanuit
Samson
Cleveland
Lansing
Ind
Kanuit
Kansas City
Harmon
Planes to Scan Beaver Island for Lost Men
Gov. Fred W. Green ordered search planes to Beaver Island in Upper Lake Michigan to locate two mail carriers last seen Friday near Port Island. Heavy fog and melting ice hindered progress as Lt. Williams and Maj. Floyd Evans coordinated efforts with local crews and a tug to aid in the rescue.
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Mar
Fred W. Green
Beaver Island
Lake Michigan
Cross ‘Village
Lieut
Williams
Selfridge Field
Cross Village
Floyd
Evans
State Militia
National Guard
Bedford
LeRoy
Seudenberg
Gus LeRoy
Priday
Uor Island
Hog Island
Charlevoix
U.P
John McCan
Great Lakes reopen with Coralia voyage to Cleveland
The Great Lakes shipping lines reopen as the 3,500 ton freighter Coralia departs Detroit for Cleveland with 400 Detroit-made automobiles. The Coralia will begin its return trip on Monday.
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Detroit
Max
U.P
Great Lakes
Coralia
Cleveland
Detroit Mide
Traffic officers issue 2558 tickets to curb accidents
Detroit police report 2 558 traffic violation tickets issued between 7 a.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. Friday as extra officers patrol streets to reduce accidents.
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Omti
Sciven
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