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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1930

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Mass attack on Dharasana salt pans injures hundreds

Indian volunteers led by Sarojini Naidu clash with Surat police at the Dharasana salt works. More than 200 wounded as police beat back the raid. Naidu and Manil Gandhi arrested. Markets close as violence marks the independence campaign.

Bulsar Burat India U.P Dharasana Surat Sarojini Naidu Manil Gandhi Mahatma Gandhi Naidu United Press Joan of Arc Gandhi Noidh Nolice

Woman's League Formal Planned for Saturday at Central State

The Woman's League Formal will be held Saturday evening, May 24, in the Central State Teachers College gym. The theme is Japan with cherry blossoms and lanterns. Music will be by Paul Terris' Michigan Troubadours from Owosso. Harriet Steele of Saginaw is general chairman with Florence Smith, Mae Pearce, Della Tatro, Marjorie Kane, and Alma Schulz directing decorations, orchestra, refreshments, tickets, and publicity.

Central State Teachers College Japan Paul Terris Michigan + Troubadours Owosso Harriet Steele Saginaw Florence Smith St. Johns Mae Pearce Della Tatro Bay City Marjorie Kane Mr. Pleasant Alma Schulz Mildred Brown Mackinaw City Dorothy Johnson Patricia Fitzgerald Alma Julia Clark Detroit Catherinegendell Vesta Deck St. Louis Helene Neiger Bellston Leota Parry Vassar Maxine Beck Ashley Margaret Kelly Cass Cilys

Fancher PT A Holds Final Meeting of the Year

The Fancher school Parent Teacher Association closes its year Tuesday evening May 20 with retiring president Mrs. Wallace Parker reporting on a successful summer round-up and urging support for a new school building. Mildred Fairchild and Lucile Schacht provided music.

Fancher School Parent Teacher Association Wallace ©. Parker Mildred Fairchild Lucile Schacht Hila Schelke L. C. Wandt State Conference of Parents and Teachers Muskegon Association William Schnitzler

Wilcox Named Detroit Police Commissioner In Shakeup

Thomas C. Wilcox a veteran Justice Department agent became Detroit police commissioner replacing Harold H. Emmons who was fired by Mayor Bowles amid a crime and vice crackdown and calls for Emmons fellow Bowles aides to resign. Emmons charged in a letter to Bowles that mayoral interference hindered police work.

Detroit U.P Charles Bowles Bowles Harold H. Emmons Emmons Thomas C. Wilcox United States Department of Justice Wilcox Harold H. Kimamons Washington Department of Justice Government Department

Scouts from Mt Pleasant to attend Saginaw Jamboree

Nearly 100 Mt Pleasant Scouts will join about 700 Scouts at Hoyt park Saginaw for a three day jamboree starting May 29. Tours include camp setup a retreat and a Memorial Day parade along with handicraft demonstrations and a Court of Honor awards.

Mt. Pleasant Saginaw Area Hoyt Park Saginaw Douglas Nelson James

Children and Teachers Hurt in Car Crash in Buffalo

Five taken to hospitals after two street cars carrying Hutchinson students and teachers collided. About 100 passengers, mostly children, were injured or treated for minor injuries as one car stopped near Hutchinson High School and was struck from behind.

Buffalo U.P Hutchinson High School

Court action started to test anti fratern ity law in Lansing

In Ingham county circuit court a petition seeks to declare the state anti fraternity statute unconstitutional after the Lansing school board denied 41 high school boys credits. The board plans to intervene, with lawyers filing panels to join the suit, marking the first effort in the state to test the law’s constitutionality.

Lansing U.P City Board of Education Ingham County Joseph W. Plank James QO. Steel Central High School Spencer D. Kelley Board of Education Fred L. Warner Kelley

Minnesota plans to preserve Lindbergh boyhood home

Little Falls Minnesota officials appointed three board members to acquire the Lindberghs former riverfront home. The heirs of Charles Lindbergh Sr. hold the property and may deed it to a local organization to create a historic site for northern Minnesota tourists. The site includes the moopond bird bath and the old tractor from the farm, both linked to the aviator.

Little Falls Lindbergh C. A. Lindbergh, Jr Moo- Pond Riverside Cottage

Vienna department store Zwiebneh declares voluntary bankruptcy

Vienna's largest and most elegant department store Zwiebneh on Kaerntner Strasse files for voluntary bankruptcy with liabilities near 1,000,000 and offers creditors 35 percent as full settlement acceptable to all parties.

Vienna Zwiebneh of Kaerntner Strasse

Closing Jam as Congress Faces Pending Bills

Washington May 21 In a closing jam lawmakers rush to return home for campaigns. Republican Floor Leader Watson doubts a quorum can hold as action on the naval treaty and other bills stalls. The tariff Muscle Shoals and veterans measures top the must pass list with adjournment eyed for June 10 or 14.

United Press Washington U.R Watson Senate Menee Senate Finance Committee House Congress Hoover

Senate Tariff Conferees Near Agreement

Washington May 21 The mouse and senate tariff conferees moved toward a final accord with only the compromise flexible tariff provision left to settle.

Washington U.P Senate

Saginaw wholesalers host fellowship banquet for local business leaders

Vifty four members of the Saginaw Wholesaler's association hosted nearly 100 local businessmen at a Masonic dining room banquet. Charles I. Watson presided, with remarks by Charles W. Haensel and Vincent J. Byerlein on distribution and consumer demand. Edward Winslow and L. Convick welcomed guests. The Sag inaw Exchange quartet performed and Mt. Pleasant high school orchestra provided music.

Saginaw Wholesaler’s Association Masonic Dining Room Eastern Star Order Charles I. Watson Saginawa Charles W. Haenset Vincent J. Byerlein Byerlein Haensel Edward Winslow Mt. Pleasant

Gold Star Mothers Tour French Battlefields

A large group of American Gold Star mothers visited graves in ROMAGNE-SUR-MONFAU CON FRANCE. They arrived after long trips from the United States and will stay four days to mourn their sons. Verdun Mayor Schleiter delayed arrival to extend hospitality to the visitors.

Romagne - Sur- Monfaucon France U.R United States Schleiter Verdun

Vare Outfit Wins Pennsylvania Primary Victory

William S. Vare and the Philadelphia Republican machine clinched another statewide victory in the Pennsylvania primary. Brown led Pinchot late, but Brown held a solid margin as rural returns came in. Davis surged toward the senatorial nomination, with Grundy trailing and the ticket pinned to Davis for senator and Brown for governor.

Philadelphia U.P Pennsylvania William ‘S. Vare Republican Jarnds J. Davis Francis Shunk Brown Gifford Pinchot Brown Pinchot United Press Francis Shunk Phillips Joséph Grundy Labor Davis Grundy

Rites Held for Miss Mary Mulvey

Funeral services for Miss Mary Mulvey were held at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. John A. Mulvey and a large priestly procession. Attending out of town relatives included L H Mulvey and daughter Virginia of Shepherd and Catherine Stanton from California. burial followed at Big Rapids.

Mary Mulvey Sacred Heart Church John’ A. Mulvey McNill Fons Dark Firs O'Leary Toohey O'Hara Ir. McCann Irs Surpremant Zugelder Jewell Hansknecht Neumann Wynne Kenney Flannery Tomazewski L. H. Mulvey Virginia Shepherd Catherine Stanton California Henry Tryloff Mayme Emma Mable Robert Mulvey Detroit OC. J. Miller Ecorse Becker Wyandotte L. J.gardner Ladies of the Altar Society Ladies of the Altar Society Served the Family and Friends

Graf Zeppelin completes Cape Verde crossing toward Brazil

The Graf Zeppelin was sighted off Cape Verde as it crossed the Atlantic toward Pernambuco. Dr Hugo Eckener reported the canaries behind and the big airship on its southwest route, with 19 passengers and 43 crew aboard, en route to Brazil.

Praia St. Tago Cape Verde Islands U.P Atlantic Brazil Seville Spain U.R Pernambuco Hugo Eckener Canary Islands Canaries S Eckener Alfonso Cadiz Africa Dr. Eeckener

Surprise flow in Traverse causes oil well fire

Oil field workers and Mt. Pleasant fire department extinguished a blaze at the Grubb lease in Chippewa township after gas and oil erupted from the Traverse sand at 6 a.m. The derrick housing and engine house burned, a tool dresser was burned, and the drillers were forced from the derrick. This is the second major oil well fire in the Mt. Pleasant field, with a prior blaze on the Weidman lease in Chippewa township about a year ago.

Mt. Pleasant Sias ‘Oil Company Grubb Chipnewa Township Traverse Weidman Chippewa J. CG. Arthurs

Mt Pleasants and Alma Child Study Clubs Meet Here

The Alma and Mt Pleasant Child Study Clubs held a joint meeting Tuesday May 20 at the home of Mrs C A Gorham A three course luncheon was served and the home was enhanced with spring flowers Guests of honor included Mrs R J Baldwin East Lansing state president and Mrs Blanche Rapp Lansing state corresponding secretary Mrs Baldwin spoke for about half an hour urging attendance at the fall state convention Port Huron and emphasized reporting highlights for non attendees Each club will make a poster of its best paper or speaker and further clubs may join the state association to build a potent organization

Alma Mt. Pleasant R. J. Baldwin East Lansing Blanche Rapp Lansing Muyskens Bladwin Port Huron Baldwin Wyandotte

Weather forecast for Lower Michigan and Upper Michigan

Partly cloudy to cloudy with possible showers in northern portions tonight or Thursday and in southern portions Thursday. Warmer temperatures in the east and south tonight. Readings include Detroit 68 66 and Marquette 64 70 56 with various city figures in the region.

Detroid Michigan North Penn East Sam HE Alpeda Chicago Detroit Fal Duluth Babe Eaese Escanaba Grand Rapids Ludington

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