Tientsin Falls Seen as Nationalist Drive Surges North
report says Chinese Nationalist army advances toward Tientsin with little resistance from North China forces. Chiang Kai-shek's forces said to reach the city as Peng Yu-Hsiang prepares to move on Peking, while Chang Tso-Lin may pull back to Manchuria. Japanese control of Tsiwan and quiet in Shantung noted.
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Shanghai
U.P
Tient‘sin
Chiang Kii-Shiek
Shantung Province
Peking
Éodnt
Chang ‘Tso-Lin
Marichutia
Shiritung
Tsiwan
Caliti
Uphold Label Liaw On Fruit Juices
The Michigan Fruit Growers association won FTC support requiring imitation fruit flavors to be labeled clearly. The word Imitation must precede the fruit name in large letters, matching the fruit’s size. The ruling followed a request from beverage manufacturers to modify the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liaw
U.P
Michigan Fruit Growers Association
Federal Trade Commission
A. C. Caton
The
Commission
Beverage M
Fiw
Coast guardsmen custody fight amid district attorney illness
Buffalo reports a state bid to surrender two guardsmen Jacob B. Hansen case halted by Niagara County DA illness. Federal judge Hazel to rule on surrender of Glen Jennings and Chris Dew for state trial. Other items note Navy aviators’ flight to Nicaragua and a major court ruling on a South Bend bus tax law.
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Buffalo
New York
Coast
Jacob B. Hansen
Raymond Knowles
Niagara County
John R. Hazel
Glen Jennings
Chris Dew
Ithaca Boy Dies After Bicycle Crash On US 27
Otis Haas 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lant Haas, died Sunday from injuries after riding on bicycle handlebars with Robert Cook 12. They crashed into Nick Mertens' sedan near Ithaca Alma area. Haas received severe throat wounds and 280 stitches. Cook escaped with minor injuries.
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Ithaca
Otis Haas
Lant Haas
Young Haas
Robert Cook
Walter Cook
Alma
Nick Mertens
North Star Township
Haas
Mr. Mertens
Carney Hospital
Hans
Mgr. Mertens
Mellon endorsement of Hoover seen as omen for campaign
Washington May 14 The praise by Andrew Mellon of Herbert Hoover sparked double interpretation with Hoover supporters calling it an endorsement and a signal of momentum while others see it as aiding a possible draft Coolidge. Observers note Mellon may be positioning for party unity as New York GOP leader Morris reinforces Hoover momentum and some drafts shift among delegates and potential candidates.
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Washington
Andrew B. Mellon
Herbert
Hoover
Mellon
Hoover Group
Commerce
Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Norris
Borah
Watson
Indiana
Smith
George K. Morris
New York Republican State Committee
Bf Mellon
Methodist conference to hear temperance report on nullification bids
Kansas City May 14 The committee on temperance prohibition and public morals will present to the Methodist Episcopal general conference a report opposing nullification of the 18th amendment. The document accuses movements to nullify prohibition of promoting officers who oppose enforcement. It cites actions by women’s temperance groups and anti saloon leagues and denounces prize fighting nudity and profanity in the stage and movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas ‘City
Mac
U.P
Committee On Temperance, Prohibition and Puban Union
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Women’s Christain, Temperance Union
Anti- Saloon League
World League Against Alcohol
Board of Temperance
Prohibition
Methodist Church
Ferndale bans fireworks within city limits
Ferndale city council passed an ordinance prohibiting sale or use of fireworks within the corporate limits this year. Final action on the ordinance was to be taken this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndalre
U.P
Ferndale
Funds Sought to Eradicate Black Current Bushes in Michigan
The conservation department plans a program to eradicate black current bushes to help prevent white pine rust. A resolution at its meeting urged the state administrative board to appropriate funds so the agriculture department can carry on the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gansing
U.P
Conservation Department
Michigan
State Administrative Board
Department of Agriculture
New York Survey Shows Hoover Favored For President
George K. Morris reports a New York state survey of about one third of voters shows strong support for Herbert Hoover as the Republican nominee. He notes rivals Dawes and Lowden while Coolidge remains favorite if he ran. Morris plans further surveying.
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New York
New York State
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
George K. Morris
Republican State Committee
Central
Morris
Alleahy
Hoover
Far
Dwhead
Dawes
Frank C. Lowden
Coolidge
Mellon To Exhibit Horses At Michigan State College
Lansing Mich May 14 U P Reservation has been made at Michigan State College for the Reserve Officery Training a corps horse show May 29 and 30 for 100 horses of Andrew B Mellon secretary of treasury from his blue ribbon stock Mellons stables are among the most noted in the country and Dr J P Hutton of the college veterinary department expects that the entrance of these horses will add to the prestige of the show.
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Lansing
Mich
U.P
Michigan State College
Andrew B. Mellon
Secretary of Treasury
Mellon
J. P. Hutton
College Veterinary Department
Van Lear Black Begins Second Major Air Tour to Tokyo
Van Lear Black leaves Croydon for Venice aboard a Royal Dutch Airlines Fokker on an 87,000 mile voyage that will pass Cairo Capetown and Tokyo. With Geysendorffer Scholte and Weber piloting and Leo supervising luggage, the trip traces a route from Tokyo to Cairo and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Lear
Tokio
London
U.P
van Lear Black
Baltimore Sun
Croydon
Venice
Fokker
Royal Dutch
Cairo
Capetown
Black
Arabia
Persia
India
Burma
Siam
China
Tokyo
Europe
Amsterdam
Batavia
Geysendorffer
Scholte
Weber
Leo
Royal Dutch Airlines
United Press
County roads to be oiled through town areas
County road department prepares equipment for oiling dust layer on roads through small towns. Dry weather has sped up the process, normally done later in the season.
City warns dog owners to keep pets under control
City manager reports numerous complaints about dogs running loose and damaging gardens. State law requires owners to control their dogs at all times and be responsible for any damage caused by their pets trespassing on others' property.
Lowden Denies Trade Delegates Pact With Dawes
Frank C. Lowden told the senate campaign committee he had no deal to trade delegates with Vice-President Charles G. Dawes and noted they share views on agriculture. He said his Chicago headquarters raised 64 700 and spent 60 000 with his own contribution of 12 500. The testimony pushed the 13 candidates’ expenses to 440 184.
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Washington
U.P
Frank C. Lowden
Senate
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
Lowden
Republican Party
Chicago
Oberlin Students Prepare For Mock G. O. P. Convention
Denison, C. May 14. A. bard leads a parade of cheering delegates to a circus tent tonight as the mock Republican convention opens at Oberlin college. The hall seats 2 500. James T. Begg of Ohio will call to order as temporary chairman, Grove Patterson of Toledo will be permanent chairman. Co eds play a major role drawing up a platform alongside nominating candidates. Elizabeth West Donna A Belle Ruth Tract Faith Dy Four are among the active women students.
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William Howard Taft
Warren G. Harding
Elizabeth West
Chicago
College League of Women Voters
Donna A. Belle
Ruth Tract
Elmwood
Conn
Faith Dy
Batavia
Ill
Aftermath of Flu Epidemic in State Grows Severe
Lansing May 14 Influenza sweeps Michigan in a seven year high. Dr Donald M Griswold deputy state health commissioner says the aftermath is severe and causing many mass toid sinus and middle ear operations. The illness itself is mild but late complications drive the need for surgeries.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Donald M. Griswold
Griswold
Escaped prisoners rob man and car in Detroit theft
Three Detroit house of corrections escapees wearing prison uniforms robbed W. J. Kolesch of $80 and his automobile. James Bell 26 of Cleveland Norman Menard 21 of Windsor and William Noel 17 of Detroit escaped from the yard after sawing a window bar and climbing a wall. Two guards were suspended as an investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
U.P
Detroit House of Corrections
W. J. Kolesch
Kolesch
James Bell
Cleveland
Norman Menard
Windsor
William Noel
Joseph Novak
J. L. Williams
Denniston
Sinclair Lewis to Wed Dorothy Thompson in England
The noted American novelist Sinclair Lewis and Dorothy Thompson Bard will marry today in London. The couple met in Berlin while Thompson worked as a journalist for the New York Evening Post. They plan a two to three month honeymoon touring England and Wales in a gypsy caravan. The first Mrs Lewis recently obtained a Reno divorce.
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London
England
U.P
Sinclair Lewis
Dorothy Thompson Bard
Towands
New York
New York Evening Post
Lewis
Berlin
Wales
Feud Over Chicago Crime Issue Sparks Court Fight
Chicago factions clash as the Chicago Bar Association and the Chicago Crime Commission seek a special grand jury to probe crime vote fraud and violence. State's Attorney Crowe denies impropriety and calls the move political.
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Chicago
U.R
Joe” Esposito
Charles Deneen
John A. Swanson
Octavius Granady
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Crime Commission
Robert BE
Crowe
Criminal Court
The
Bar Association
Harry B. Miller
Eller
Stanley Slavkowski
Otto Kerner
Deaeen
Registration in Person Required in Michigan Cities
Michigan voters in cities over 5000 must register in person for the November general election under a new state law. In smaller towns re registration depends on local councils. Registration books open in June July or August, with a new oath based system. Pleasant is exempt from re registration.
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Lansing
U.R
Everysperson
Michigan
Wilber M. Brucker
Pleasant
Bomb explosion wrecks home of attorney in Detroit
An early morning blast at 8200 Dexter Boulevard damaged the home of attorney William Henry Gallagher, shattering windows for blocks and damaging 11 neighboring houses. Gallagher, his wife, their 3 year old daughter, and a maid escaped injury as police link the blast to a prior intended strike on State Representative Robert J Teagan at 8100 Dexter Boulevard. Damage exceeds $1000 and residents within miles heard the explosion.
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Detroit
Wiliam Henry Gallagher
Dexter Boulevard
Gallagher
Robert J. Teagan
Joan
Mildred Ferguson
Final Rehearsals for May Day Demonstration Held
The high school gym hosts final rehearsals Wednesday at 7 30 pm for the May Day program by public school teachers. Daffodil Dance costumes are described as especially beautiful and several new features will be added to the program.
Trained Horseman Dies After Fall at Fair Grounds
Fred E. Thompson, 81, a longtime trained horseman who rode since youth, died from injuries after his horse shied at a freight train on the state fair grounds. Thompson, born in Huron South Dakota, spent two years as a trainer at the Prince of Wales stable in England and later worked with actor Buck Jones for several years. He was riding alone when the accident occurred.
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Detroit
Mich
U.P
Fred E. Thompson
Thompson
Huron
South Dakota
Prince of Wales
England
Buck Jones
Central State Baseball Suffered Two Losses on Weekend Trip
Central State lost a Friday game to Ferris Institute 15 to 4 at Big Rapids as Detroit Tech followed with a 19 to 5 defeat at Northwestern Field in Detroit. Hutchinson starred on the mound for Central State, fanning 13 and homering in the second inning, while the team showed power and improved fielding in the second contest.
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Central ‘State
Maroon and Gold
Ferrsi Institute
Big Rapids
Institute
Central State
Lodewyl
Larry Hutchinson
Detroit Institute of Technology
Northwesternfield
Detroit
Hutch
ARA
Bulkiner
Lewis
Bremmer
CEL
McDonald
Bccnmesseceso
Hutchinson
de Secede
I Hansen
Nan Cena
Wisenad
Cowler
Swanton
Occa i
Butler
Ccc
Barden
Cccecssee Burch
Detroit Tech
Goldman
Esrseenere Guernear
Suis
Orban
Wheerreed
P Levinson
Insereeend Vancc
SS. Veces
Burkowski
Whoerverts Ornseed
Weston
Brateamaehald
Juddy Hymes
Western State Hall Club
M. C. Co
Cadillac Takes Track Meet From Locals
Cadillac wins the high school track meet at Cadillac with 76 points over Mt. Pleasant's 69 as Big Rapids misses due to quarantine. Mt Pleasant earns several seconds and thirds but falls short. key wins include Youmans Keller and Phillips in sprint events, Schmidt and Smith among top finishers, and Mt Pleasant taking the 2 mile relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadillac
Big Rapids
Mt. Pleasant
Mt.’ Pleasant
Harry Phillips
Hugh Erb
R. Keller
A. Youmans
K. Way
Karl Schmidt
Ed Manausa
Carl Smith
Eugenie Ross
Lynn Hooker
Chas. Robinson
Lynn ‘Hooker
Chas
Robinson
Lewis
Deeter
Frank. Switzer
Floyd Ferris
Mt Pleasant
Youmans
Keller
Exbains
Phillips
Perris
Richard” Courter
Jake, Ferris
Richard Courter
Jake Ferris
Hee Pole
Vash Buvi Imte Olertic
Thie High School
Det Coal Hal Sife Teachers College
Monroe threat note seeks 15000 from company official
authorities report a threatening letter signed Big Five demanded 15000 for Leigh Roach, vice president and general manager of Consolidated Paper in Monroe. money to be placed in a letterbox at Roach's home. a call for collection by two small boys was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Michigan
U.P
Leigh Roach
Consolidated Paper Company
Big Five
Rouch’s Honys
Woman Injured In Accident Near Remus Sunday
Mrs. E. B. Deering of Detroit suffered a broken right arm in a Sunday accident about two miles south of Remus. Her husband’s nephew Max Reynolas and a dog were with her. the car rolled over twice after loose gravel caused a loss of control on a downhill stretch. She was treated locally and expected to continue the trip home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Deering
Detroit
Jeg
Remus
Déeering
Central State Dope Rates Two Teams for Breaks
Central State weighs two teams in a quirky preview. The winner is the squad that gets the breaks as Alweer of Fest plans to send the Bearwits into the game at their Liat. A ball game is fun for Pleasant fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State
Dope
Alweer
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