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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

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Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1929

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Pamphlet Recaps Gov Green Veto Arguments on Capital Punishment

A 36 year old yellow pamphlet from Kalamazoo's Peoples church mails to Governor Green echoing Michigan legislature debates from 36 years ago. It summarizes seven points against capital punishment, including concerns about heredity, public brutality, juror reluctance, mob violence, risk of executing the innocent, and humane life imprisonment with mental consideration.

Kalamazoo Fred W. Green People’s Church of Michigan

State Won’t Interfere in Bean Price Fixing

Lansing May 14 The Michigan Department of Agriculture will not act to interfere with bean price fixing by jobbers until after the national congress special session resolves farm relief. Commissioner Herbert E. Powell said any future action would depend on whether an appropriation for general agriculture creates a board to administer it. Powell noted bean price fluctuations prompted an investigation by a legislative committee, which proposed supervision over elevator men, but the measure failed in the senate. He said bean robbers violate state and Sherman anti trust laws, but no action will be taken unless another price fluctuation occurs.

Lansing State Department of Agriculture National Congress Herbert E. Powell Powell Senate

Glacier Park Visits Seen Rising This Season

Glacier Park Superintendent J Ross Bakin says travel to Glacier National Park will grow like other national parks. Early reservations show a 96 percent rise in four days and 62 percent more visitors for the coming season. He forecasts a 26 percent total increase over last year. A United States will hold its regular meeting tonight at the Masonic Temple with a program and refreshments.

Glacier Park Mont U.R Glacier National Park J. Ross Bakin Masonic Temple

Clare C O C Banquet Speakers Highlight Local Event

Lieutenant Governor Lauren Dickenson Dennis Alward and John Lovett of the Michigan Manufacturers Association spoke at Clare Chamber of Commerce ladies night banquet. More than 180 members attended at the Doherty hotel with T Carl Holbrook as toastmaster and the Clare high school band performing. Dickenson called the recently completed legislative session the most satisfactory he had worked with.

Clare Govenor Lauren Dickenson Dennis Alward John Lovett Michigan Manufacturers’ Association Clare Chamber of Commerce Doherty Hotel T. Carl Holbrook Clare High School Gram.ieutenant Dickenson

Parley on Farm Bill Held in House in Washington

In Washington on May 1, Senate critics accused the House of planning to reject the farm relief debenture provision, seeking to stall the bill before nightfall. Senator Robinson denounced the move as cowardly while Senator Brookhart urged the Senate to withhold all House communications if the bill stalls. House leaders met in conference amid tariff concerns and Ways and Means hearings as 35 Republicans urged farm bill revisions.

Washington U.P Senate House Hoover Robinson Brookhart Gsenate Ways and Means

Farm bloc seeks deals on tariffs to back farm bill

Senate debate on the farm bill tightens as administration forces press a peace conference with the farm bloc. The group seeks duties on hides starches and long staple cotton with higher levies on flaxseed butter and milk products and signals a vote hinge on concessions. If enough are granted they will support the tariff bill, otherwise they may join Democrats to oppose it. The uproar also touches sugar prices surgical instruments and potato duties as census and apportionment work looms after passage.

Washington Senate House Yeven Maine

Great Britain Jail Memoir Stuns Tulare Police Blotter

Local blotter records a comical entry listing “Great Britain” as jailed in Tulare California on May 14. The note jokes about the country being bound by its own canned heat, reflecting a humorous misinterpretation of the arrest entry.

Tulare Cal Great Britain

Clare Supervisor Pleads Not Guilty in Federal Case

Clare County supervisor David Ward 48, former Clare mayor Charles Williams 88, and Lawrence Gibbs 24 pleaded not guilty to prohibition law charges in a Bay City federal court. All were remanded to jail on 5000 bonds each with Gibbs exam May 20, Ward May 21, Williams May 22.

Clare Bay City David Ward Clare County Charles Williams Lawrence Gibbs Gibbs Williams Oil of Fice Ward Fred Parrish Arthur Thompson Theodore Crowley Charles Golden

Wickersham Named Chairman of Rum Commission

George W. Wickersham, noted lawyer and former U S attorney general, to chair President Hoover's law enforcement commission. He will lead an investigation covering prohibition and other enforcement. Wickersham, 70, of Pittsburgh, has consented to join the panel with the chairmanship to be announced soon.

Washington U.P George W. Wickersham Troover Wickersham Taft American Bar Association Pittsburgh Hoover

Perils of High Heels Highlight State Risk

A report by John J. McDonough of the Department of Labor and Industry finds high heels as the second leading cause of industrial accidents in Massachusetts. The study notes many falls occur on level floors due to elevation and footwear.

Boston John J. McDonough Department of Labor and Industry Manassachusetts

Graf Zeppelin Ready for Atlantic Flight Delays Reported

May 14 Friedrichshafen Germany The Graf Zeppelin prepared for a second westward Atlantic voyage with 19 passengers and 2 crew aboard as weather shifts and French air rights delay departure. A three year old gorilla named Missy joins as the only animal passenger destined for Chicago Lincoln Park Zoo.

Friedrichshafen Ger ‘Manyy Ifago Eckener Graf Zeppelin Atlantic English Channel France Dr. Beckener Germany U.R United States Gibraltar Madeira Bermuda Missy Lincoln Park Zoo Chicago Cameroon Nice Hermann Ruhur Graf Zeppelin

Tailor Made Man stage comedy at academy tonight

The Academy Senior Bast presents Tailor Made Man a four act comedy by Harry James Saith tonight at eight in the high school auditorium directed by Sister Helen Marie. The cast includes Jom Butts Mr Huber James MacDonnell Tanya Huber Adelaide Schnaitt Rolpe McCondie Winston Duffy and many others in a bustling society gathering.

Harry James Saith Heart Academy Helen Marie Academy Jom Butts Garrell James MacDonnell Stanlaws Hazel Letson Dorothy Hauck Mary Louise McDonald Maryon Rogers Kittle Depuy Mr Nathan Anna Magie Carey Bensie Dorothy McNerney Nathan Michael Naumes Grayson Elizabeth Carroll

Lull in Baptist Holy War at Iowa College

Des Moines Iowa May 14 peace returns to Des Moines Baptist college as students resume classes after rioting centered on the administration building. Miss Edith Redman secretary to the board of trustees is among those jeered as four Canadian students accused of spying head to Toronto with a trustee.

Des Moines Des Moines (Baptist) University Edith Redman Board of Trustees Buffalo Minor Stevens Calgary Baptist Convention Calloway College of Pharmacy

Local Woman's Club Holds Its Final Meeting of Year

The Pleasant Presbyterian church hosted the Local Woman's Club as about 85 members and guests attended a luncheon and business session. Officers reported year results while department heads reviewed work and plans, and the desert oasis themed program featured Mae Woldt’s Arizona journey.

Woman's Club Presbyterian Church Bessie Brown C. C. Barnes E H. Dusenbury R . Galkins E. C. Rowe Dusenbury Mulder Clare Lamb Farwell Vowles Mae Woldt Arizona Oliver Adamis

Fewer Than 1 008 To Go To G A R Encampment

Michigan G A R state headquarters report estimates under 1 008 Civil War veterans will attend the Port Aaron encampment June 6 7. Since last June, 189 members died and 1 021 remain on state rolls. Six to eight posts may be dropped from 119 at the June meeting, while the national encampment occurs in Portland Maine the week of September 5.

Lansing Port Aaron Department Grand Army Michigan Portland

Achievement Day Set for Isabella County Sewin Projects

Achievement day for the Isabella county rural women sewing groups will be held at the Mt. Pleasant M. E. church on Thursday May 16. Fifteen groups will display work after meetings at members’ homes. A morning business session precedes a luncheon, with speakers Miss Taylor from MS SC and Mrs Lydia Lynde sharing insights on clothing and child studies.

Lydia Ann .Lynde Child Michigan State College Lynde State College Home Economics Extension Department Isabella County Mt. Pleasant Miss Taylor Lydia Lynde Michigan

New Disorders Mark Tennessee Textile Strike

In Elizabeth Tennessee on May 14 clashes erupted as the textile strike escalated. National guards arrested over 200 picketers. several injured, two believed fatally. Pickets were driven to jail in guarded buses. guards carried bayonets tear gas bombs and gas masks. A girl was cut while aiding a worker. a taxicab driver was struck.

Elizabeth Tenn U.R

Caretaker Fines Man After Parking on Estate

Narragansett May 14 A motorist parked on the David Baker estate. Peter Freeman caretaker ordered him off. The motorist tarried and Freeman released his dog. In court Freeman paid a $20 fine. The stranger was Police officer Levi Robinson.

Narragansett, R. 1 U.P David Baker Peter Freeman Peter Levi Robinson

Flood Ravages East Texas Coast as Four Drown

Choate Creek overflowed its banks flooding Lamont and Long Rain areas in East Texas. Four residents of Long Rain drown as Livingston remains isolated and towns report business districts under water. Rescue crews search for more victims as streams rise rapidly after a heavy cloudburst.

Long Rain Lamont Livingston Long Kain East Texas Choate

Unknown Man Slashes Teacher in Battle Creek Case

Battle Creek May 14 Two suspects in custody police chief orders roundup of all morons to catch Jack the Ripper who attacked Mildred Lesh a popular school teacher Sunday night as she walked the grounds near the high school She suffered a deep knife wound and shock while returning from Lansing and identified the suspect after a passing motorist frightened off the assailant The motorist’s identity is sought and the incident was reported Monday after the teacher recovered enough to recount the attack.

Battle Creek U.P Hugh Gordon Jack Ripper Mildred Lesh Miss Lesh George Lesh Blanchard Lesh Lansing Polce

Summer Fight On Against Smuggling Across Canadian Border

The Treasury says no new boats or airplanes will be sent to border points to curb liquor smuggling. Air power has been used for months and a few extra agents will be deployed to border towns under a congressional funding plan. Prohibition officials note private planes may be used if needed and fifteen more agents will be stationed near Detroit.

Washington Treasury Seymour Lowman Lowmen Congress A. Prohibition Doran Posta Detroit

High School Honor Roll Names Collected Alphabetically

A list of students from both senior and junior high earning honor roll recognition appears with many spellings. Names include Margaret Barnes Ruth Tunt Dorothy Irish Frances Minor Bernice Sanders Mary Winesburgh Daisy Youngs and more with multiple variations and surnames listed.

Margaret Barnes Ruth Tunt Dorothy Irish Frances Minor Bernice Sanders Mary Winesburgh Daisy Youngs Sep Ruth “Allyn Mildred Barnes Frances Baumgarten Alda Bowerman Chester Brown Loren Gady Virginia Clark Louis Decter Sybil Estabrook Verona Prancisell Dorothy Hartsell Margaret Hawkins Millard Hooker Barbara Marshall Faye Michaxel Bernadeng Mogg Sadie Monroe Mildred Monthei Dorothy Mat. Rae Robert McIntyre Harry Be- Shea Wilbur Pierpont Wesley Riches Paul Robinson Elizabeth Seibt Janet Smith Markeith Spalsbury Dorothy Starkweather Ian Stauffer Edgar Thompson Leona Walling Ardath Wille Ruth Nevbes Brooks Emerson Raymond Thooker Helen Johnston Lela McGregor Maxine Monroe Arnold Priss Ling

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