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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1929

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Blackmail Threat Aimed at Constance Morrow in Boston Area

Reported by the Boston Post and Westwood police detail a blackmail attempt against Constance Morrow, 15, daughter of Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and sister of Anne Morrow Lindbergh. A demand of 50 000 was sent, with death threats, while detectives and secret service were deployed. no arrests reported as investigators seek motive and author.

Boston The Boston Post Constance Morrow Dwight W. Korrow Col Charles A. Lindbergh Constance Milton Academy Post Lindbergh New York North Haven Morrow Anne Elizabeth Secret Service West Roxbury Morrows Morrdéw Estate Washington Westwood Mass U.P Dwight W. Morrow Petey Driscoll Miss Morrow Burns Joseph Balch Driscoll

Local Girls Eye Miss Mt Pleasant Trial

Local girls study Miss Ohio as a 1928 Pageant of Beauty winner details tape measures for height weight and measurements at Charleston. A Miss Mr Pleasant contest at Broadway Theatre May 22 23 24 offers local prizes and a Detroit trip to state finals for Miss Michigan and a Galveston trip for Miss Universe.

Charleston Miss Ohio Mr. Pleasant Broadway Detroit Galvedton Cognete

Inland fishing bill okayed by Green with delays

Governor Bill Green approved Inland fishing legislation among 22 measures today, vetoing three. The inland bill makes numerous changes to existing laws and delays the Lass fishing season until June 26, but it does not take effect until the 1930 season because the legislature did not grant immediate effect.

Lansing

California Rejects Jones Stalker Prohibition Plan

In Sacramento May 21 United Press reports that California lawmakers wet and dry factions oppose the Jones Stalker law. Assemblyman James Quigley proposed adding the federal enforcement measure to the Wright Act but faces swift defeat as wets and drys unite against the act.

Elwood Squires United Press Sacramento Cal California James Quigley Quigley T. M. Wright Congress

Miss Belle Brown Seeks 50000 After Skating Incident

Miss Belle Brown demands 50000 dollars for a tumble at a San Francisco rink where cushions claim dangerous holes and crevices in the ice. The case hinges on the rink’s liability for unsafe conditions.

San Francisco U.P Belle Brown

Fraser Bank Robbery by Note Wielding Bandits

Fraser, May 21. Two armed thieves entered the Fraser State bank and passed a threatening note to Assistant Cashier Elmer Kleine, escaping with about $1100 in currency. A teller, Theo Bohn, fired at the fleeing car as alarms sounded. one suspect is believed wounded. Police suspect a third accomplice drove toward Detroit.

Fraser U.P Fraser State Bank Elmer Kleine Micino Siloo Théooré Bohn Cashiek Kleine Bohn Detroit

Solons of West Take Up Ball Decision Fight

Western independents rally to curb railroad rate rises after the O Fallon decision and senate secrecy. They propose new valuation rules to limit public utility rate boosts and challenge Lenroot nomination tied to power interests.

Solons WEST Washington O’fallon Senate Supreme Court O'Fallon Brookhart Iowa Dill Radio Telephone and Telegraph Senate Seurecy Phose Irvine L. Lenroot Wisconsin United States Court of Customs Lenroot Noerin, Brookhart Dilly Walsh Montana Nye North Dakota Pieeter South Dakota St. “Louis Commission

French Savings Rise in France Banks Report

Paris reports a surge in savings deposits, with December totals reaching 17 961 064 203 francs and 9 251 791 accounts, including 608 888 new. The figures, published by L Officiel, indicate growing wealth being formally saved rather than hoarded.

Paris L’officiel Congressional Record of France Doposit Sivero Frances Eadmost

Peace treaty entered into by Chicago gangs

The fourteen points of a gangland peace pact were revealed to United Press. The plan aims to dissolve Capone’s overlordship and fuse rival factions into one syndicate, granting the executive committee power to use machine guns for punishments. Johnnie Lorrie is named czar of Chicago gang operations. the pact, proposed in Chicago, was to be signed in Atlantic City after Capone bodyguards were killed and Capone jailed.

United Press Chicago U.R Scarface al” Capone United Proas Carx Font Johnny ‘Lorrie Capone Atlantic City

LEP EXPERTS SEEK CAUSE OF GRAF ZEPPELIN FAILURE

German experts at Friedrichshafen race to locate motor trouble that forced the Graf Zeppelin to land in France after aborting a U S voyage. Dr Hugo Beckenner announced no more long Atlantic flights until the issue is solved. He said safety of passengers and crew governs the plan.

Toulon France Ovex Hugo ‘Tickono Sho Friedrichshafen Germa Zeppelini Company Yaybach Motor Works Graf Zeppelin United States Hugo Beeckener Adirigible Atlantic Beckenery

Physical Ed Classes to Open May Day Demonstration

Mt Pleasant schools will host an art annual May Day demonstration at the high school Thursday evening at 7 30. Pupils from all grades will present mythm awork games pyramids folk dancing and more under R T Lyons and Miss Emma Doerr. Public invited.

Mt. Pleasant Physical Education Department R. T. Lyons Emma. Doerr

Proceedings in Wood assault case adjourned to Friday

Examination of Grace M Wood, William Thompson and Taylor Pierce on charges of assault with intent to kill Ralph A Wood of Wyandotte January 9 was adjourned yesterday by Justice Leonard L Schemanske to 2 pm Friday Goodwin faces circuit court in a robbery armed case

Tunney Faces 500000 Breach Suit In Stamford

Gene Tunney is named in a 500000 breach of promise suit filed by Catherine Fogarty of New York and Worth, Texas. The complaint alleges he proposed to Mary Fogarty in 1925 but later married another woman. Deputy Sheriff Michael Ryan filed the attachment with the town clerk and copies were made for Stamford banks in case of deposits.

Stamford Conn U.P Gene Tunney Mary Josephine, Lauder Greenwich Catherine King Fogarty New York Fox6 Tunney Mas Fogarty Michael Ryan Josephine Lauder Beearjs Altho Bridgeport Turkey

Six Injured in Ohio Bus Crash Near South Lawrenceville

Six persons were injured today in a Greyhound bus accident near South Lawrenceville, Ohio. The group was brought to Toledo for treatment after the brakes failed to function while rounding a curve, including patient Mia Laura Stanley of Pontiac.

Toledo, CO U. F South Lawrenceville Mia Laura Stanley Pontiac

Florence Blackburn Loses Car in Knoxville Court

Florence Blackburn of Florence loses a car to R. H. Browder of London after he presents a bill of sale in court. Blackburn had stored the vehicle to keep it from a bride, Browder previously married. The case confirms Browder’s claim to the car.

Knoxville Tenn U.P Florence Blackburn R. H. Browder London Browder Snother Florence

Oil baron warns of looming petroleum crisis

Sir Henri Detdring, a British oil magnate, warns that without immediate care in production and distribution, world supplies may face a future crisis. He spoke during an exclusive United Press interview in London while overseeing Royal Dutch Petroleum interests.

United Press London Henri Detdring Henri Editio the_ United Press Manate Yagt Royal Dutch Pet Lir

Fort Worth flyers extend Question Mark refueling feat

Fort Worth pilots Reg Robbing and Jim Kelley attempted another mid air refueling of the army plane Question Mark. They transferred 16 gallons of gasoline in the latest effort to improve the endurance flight record.

Fort Worth U.P Reg Robbing Jim Kelley

Oil rights acquired in Chippewa township forty

Oil rights on the property were purchased by J G C Ar thurs for 327 600. The first well on the lease will be drilled in the northwest corner of the forty acres.

Chippewa Township J. GC. Ar Thurs

Costs of Corns and Callouses Hit Nation Hard

Dr. M. S. Harmolin of the National Association of Chiropodists cites 100 million dollars yearly lost to corns and callouses. He claims most feet in the nation fail to approach a normal anatomy after surveying clinics nationwide. Modern methods of treatment improve foot health and reduce these losses.

Bostgn M. S. Harmolin National Association of Chiropodists Hindergarten

Harvey and Van Est Arrive for Tonight's F ight

Jimmie Harvey of Lansing and Alvin Van Est of Jackson weigh in for a 10 round flyweight bout at the K of C hall in Mt Pleasant. Both are in prime condition and expected to deliver fireworks. Other bouts include Bob Snyder versus Carl Acker in a 6 round 1385 pound match and Rich Courter versus Tuffy Blevins in a likely notable confrontation.

Jimmie ‘Harvey Alvin’ van ‘Est Lansing Jackson GC. Hall L. J. Burch Diamie Harvey Ts Pitche Michigan van Est Canada Mt. Pleasant Bob Snyder Big Rapids Carl Acker Bay City Anns Hammond Sérap Ecalls Rich Tuffy Blevins Née Mr. Hammond Tuffy Earl Funke Farwell Walter Utley David Utes Goliath

Michigan begins state wide vehicle safety testing period

The Michigan Safety Council starts a six week free testing drive from May 20 to June 30 to check brakes lights signals and other safety features. Non compliance may lead to tickets after the campaign and confidential reports will be shared with the sheriff.

Michigan Safety Council Michigan Hays

Tax Sale Figures for Isabella County Property

Isabella County posted 667 tax sale descriptions for the fiscal year. Of these 417 were paid before the May 7 sale date. At the sale 88 descriptions sold for 4497.88, leaving 167 properties to be bid in by the state. From May 1 to May 11 the county paid 82816.42 for Covert road bond redemptions and interest.

Isabella County

Exhibition Will Exhibit Da Vinci's Scientific Side

Florence hosts a national exhibition of the History of Science revealing Leonardo da Vinci's scientific and practical side. Models and reconstructions will illustrate his ideas on height and vision, showing insight beyond painting.

de Vinci Florence Italy Leonardo da Vinci Ada Vinci Leonardi da Vinci Atiz

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