Senate showdown over press access to Senate floor
Washington May 28 U P reports a clash between the senate rules committee and the United Press association over access to the Senate floor. The committee voted to bar the United Press and Paul Mallon from the floor and subpoenaed Mallon for executive session as senators threaten a floor vote. Senator La Follette and Hiram Johnson oppose the move while press groups plan protests to oppose censorship.
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Washington
U.P
Press Gallery
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
United Press Association
Paul R. Mallon
Robert LaFollette
Wisconsin
Rules Committee
Standing Committee
Senate Committee
United Press
Mallon
Isonday
Roy O. West
United State Customs
Irvine L. Lenroot
Moses
New Hampshire
Hale
Maine
Watson
Indiana
Dale
Vermont
Smoot
Utah
Reed
Pennsylvania
Bingham
Connecticut
Overman
North Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
Swanson
McKellar
Tennessee
Coyeland
New York
LaFollette
Hiram Johnson
California
Floc’ Sa
Zealous Customs Inspectors Stop U S Mail Truck
DETROIT May 28 An inquiry began into two customs border patrol inspectors who halted a U S mail truck to search for liquor. Inspector Mouchet reported the matter to Postmaster Kellogg after Warner drew a revolver and was allowed to proceed.
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Detroit
U.P
Border Patrol
United States
Charles C. Kellogg
Gorman A.warner
Warner
River Rouge
Edward Mongher
Mouchet
Kefogg
Four Thousand Die in Mexican Revolution Report
Mexico City May 2. Mexican war department releases figures on the revolution that began March 3. Four thousand killed and 11,000 wounded. War costs and trade losses estimated at 50 million dollars. About 370 miles of railway destroyed at 10 million dollars.
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Mexico City
U.P
Mexican War Department
Department
Green Flash remains landbound as clouds hover over Atlantic plan
Old Orchard Maine May 23 The monoplane Green Flash, set for a 1000 mile run to Rome, is grounded due to 1000 miles of cloud cover. Roger Williams and Lewis Yancey postpone takeoff to tomorrow dawn while Dr James H Kimball reports the weather. New York May 28 Gasoline up one cent to 17 cents a gallon in the latest price rise within days.
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Orhard
Rome
James H. Kimball
New York
Roger Q. Williams
Lewis A. Yancey
Atlantic
Chicago
U.P
Texas Aviators Close On 700 Hour Flight Milestone
Fort Worth Texas May 23 AULP A Texas aviator and a former railroad mechanic push toward a world record for sustained flight in a reconditioned Ryan monoplane. Reg Robbins and Jim Kelley reached ninety eight hours in the air by 1 38 p m Eastern time and aim to exceed 151 hours to beat the Question Mark record.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Aulp
U.P
Reg Robbins
Jim Kelley
Clare High School to Graduate Fifty Seniors
The Clare High School senior class is the largest in the school's history with 50 graduates. Commencement at the high school auditorium on Thursday evening June 13, with Judge E J Milling ton of Cadillac giving the address. Valedictorian Ruth Shull and salutatorian Marguerite Ehrhardt. Baccalaureate service Sunday evening June 9 with Rev ELB Johnson delivering the sermon. Notable attendance record includes 16 members with perfect four year punctuality.
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Clare
Clare High School
E. J. Millington
Cadillac
Ruth Shull
Marguerite Ehrhardt
El.b. Johnson
Congregational Church
William Lange
Herman Leis
Verda Zuchnitt
G. R. Bogan
W. B.tichenor
Beauty contest entrants seen in first showing at Broadway Theatre
A large crowd greeted the Miss Mt Pleasant entrants at the Broadway Theatre last night. Contestants wore new dresses, millinery and furs as they appeared on stage and drew applause. Tonight's judging will decide who represents the city at the State Finals in Detroit May 31 and possibly at the International Pageant of Pulchritude in Galveston in June. Garments and furs were from Barnhard and Bishop with millinery by Carrie McDonald.
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Arcadia
Detroit
Mr. Pleasant
Avill
Michigan
Galveston
Texas
Barnhard
Bishop
Carrie
McDonald
Michigan State College Students Arrested After Victory Celebration
East Lansing May 23 Two Michigan State College students from Lansing L G Sexton and Howard Conrad were arrested late Tuesday night by East Lansing police in connection with the celebration of MSU 4 to 3 baseball win over Michigan. They were released by 11:30 last night and no charges filed. Saxton taken to the station after pulling a trolley from a street car line. Conrad admitted buying eggs thrown at theatergoers after their thwarted rush of the State theater.
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East Lansing
Michigan ‘State College
L. G. Sextor
Howard Conrad
Lansing
Michigan State
University of Michigan
R. S. Shaw
Saxton
Conrad
State Theater
Drunk man accused in fatal stabbing of widow in Brooklyn
Edna Howe 4 year old widow was killed in her home as three children slept. George L. Taylor 48, an electrical expert, was arrested on homicide charges after an alleged intoxicated attack following Howe's return from a movie. Lukey, a former roomer, testified of a quarrel and knife assault. Police investigated further.
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Brooklyn
Edna Howe
George L. Taylor
Harry Lukey
Charles
Id Ward -Howe
Corporation
Sacred Heart Academy to Hold Commencement Week
Sacred Heart Academy plans a June commencement week with class day and picnic events. Seniors listed include Roy Beltinck Marian Boge John Butts Anna Marie Carey Charlotte Carroll Elizabeth Carroll Allen Duffy and other graduates. Programs for events will be announced later.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Sacred Heart
Roy Beltinck
Marian Boge
John Butts
Anna Marie Carey
Charlotte Carroll
Elizabeth _ Carroll
Allen Duffy
Winston Duffy
James Hackett
Mary Hackett
Dorothy Hauck
Marjorie Kane
Phillip Kane
Elizabeth Keenan
Francis Kennedy
Hazel Letson
James MacDonnell
Mary Louise MacDonald
Dorothy McNerney
Michael Naumes
Adelaide Schmidt
Angeline Sommer
Theo Sowle
Resume Probe of Hospital Disaster at Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland May 23 The Cleveland Clinic disaster inquiry resumes with witnesses to be examined today led by Dr. William E Lower co founder with Dr George W Grile The administrator testimony is expected to be amplified Oxygen tents from other cities are being used to keep victims alive after the deadly gas and fumes from the burning X ray films.
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Cleveland
U.P
Cleveland Clinic
William E. Lower
George W. Grile
Slaying At Home Leads to Arrest as Suspect Returns
Witness Lukey testified that soon after hearing Mrs. Howe cry for mercy she collapsed in the hallway. Dr. Frank B. Ring arrived to pronounce her dead. Taylor was arrested at his home and brought back to the scene, as Clifford Howe, a nephew, rushed the area before police restrained him.
Stock Market Slump Triggers Broad Declines
The New York market faced a sharp downturn with widespread losses across stocks. The industrial average fell 13.26, hitting the most severe decline on record, as many issues reached new lows and traders anticipated a higher rediscount rate amid Fed advisory council recommendations.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Advisory Council
Boston
Chicago
Horton Smith Wins French Professional Golf Title
Horton Smith, the American professional, claimed the French golf championship in St. Cloud France by finishing with 278 strokes. He posted rounds of 66 70 71 across the two final days to secure the title and celebrate his coming of age at twenty one.
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ST. Cloud
France
Atlantic
Horton Smith
Smith
Tayo
Ye Aide
McCandless Sets Honolulu Crossing Record in Hawaii News
San Francisco reports James 8 Sunny Jim McCandless of Honolulu has crossed to the Hawaiian metropolis 98 times, totaling about 298000 miles. The piece notes his status as a noted commuter and calls him a required capitalist.
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San Francisco
U.P. James
Sunny Jim” McCandless
Honolulu
McCandless
Sixty-Three Graduates to Receive Diplomas at Mt Pleasant High
Sixty three students will receive diplomas at Mt Pleasant High School in the Commencement Exercises planned for June 20 in the school auditorium. Baccalaureate services are set for June 16, with class night on June 19. The listing includes twenty one boys and many girls by name, highlighting the school’s summer graduation schedule.
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Mt. Pleasant High School
James A. Alexander
Frank L. Curtiss
Alexander Blair Dusenbury
Harrison A. Francisco
Sylvester Fulley
Lyle G. Grabach
James Millard Hooker
Lynn &. Hooker
Gerald E. Hunter
Ronald J. Keller
Charles E. Manausu
Wayne R. Marshall
Clifford B. McDonald
Harry C. Phillips
M.D. Rand
Eugene C. Rowe, Jr
Leo K. Showalter
Russel Benedict Stinson
Milton D. Thomas
Charles Edgar Thompson
Everett Layon ‘Winterberg
Richard Wood
Guendalyn Ackerman
Ruth Grace Allyn
Margaret Barnes
Wilma E. Beebe
Doris Louise Bitler
Harriet E. Brandstetter
Mildred Brookens
Ruth Josephine Brown
Ruth E. Bugbee
Vera L. Coffin
Alita Mae Collin
Nettie Mae Crispin
Lois 33
Davidson
Sybil EB. Estabrook
Florence L. Farner
Ala Virst
Stauffer
Christine ,M. Taylor
Ellen Thompson
Esther B.’ Trussell
Eawinna
Ay Van*Dyne
Thelma M. Walton
Beulah “Watson
Mary V. Windsburgh
Tragic death of Rex Benfield at Pontiac foundry
Riverdale residents learned of the death of Rex Benfield aged 20 from burns suffered at a Pontiac foundry earlier in the week. A vat of molten metal spilled over him during work, causing fatal injuries.
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Riverdale
Rex Benfield
Pontiac
Burns
Tariff bill up for early vote in Congress
Washington reports the House moves to force early passage of the tariff bill with a three day rule limiting debate. Republicans push 20 amendments to appease the farm bloc as a May 28 vote approaches. the dispute centers on the debenture clause and conference tactics.
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Paul R. Mallon
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Peent
Othser
Clementis. Ara
Taney
Hoover
Cadillac Picked for 1930 Odd Fellows Encampment
Jackson May 23 U P The grand encampment of the Odd Fellows named Cadillac as the 1930 encampment city and elected officers including N T Sorenson Cadillac grand patriarch and Edward Hoyt Battle Creek grand scribe. The session will close today after appointive officers are named. Caldwell Kan May 23 KU R Mrs Addie Williams a farm promoter struck a 6000 barrel a day oil well her daughters take music lessons and she will ride to church in a new motor car.
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Jackson
U.P
Cadillac
Odd Fellows
N. T. Sorenson
Edward Hoyt
Battle Creek
W. §. Bogart
Kalamazoo
Louis LP. Suthis
Detroit
Andrew B. Crawford
David Howard
Muskegon
Grand High Vriest
Legion Poppy Week Starts Monday May 27
Poppy week in celebration of the American Legion and the auxiliary begins Monday May 27. Poppies, made by members of the Legion and auxiliary, will be sold and displayed in Klunzinger's Jewelry windows. The flower honors fallen soldiers from World War I with ties to Flanders battles and Col. John McCrae's poem In Flanders Fields.
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American, Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Yégiers
Klunzinger
American Legion
Flanders
France
Col
John McCrae
Flanders’ Fields
Col. McCrae
Naistien
Child Study Club Elects New Officers for Year
The Child Study club elected officers including President Mrs G D Musykens and 1st vice president Mrs R W Browns at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs Alpert Nichols home. A program on music and dancing followed with Miss Georgia Hood presenting a paper on dancing and Mrs Witllan Malling reading minutes. The club plans a pot luck dinner at the June meeting to close the year.
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Child Study Club
Alpert. Nichols
G.D. Musykens
R. W. Browns
Georgia Hood
Michigan Gov. Green Signs Large Package of Bills
Governor Fred W. Green approves fifty five measures, including the sterilization bill for mentally defective persons after two court trials and a gasoline tax measure. The general appropriation bill is reduced by 1.4 million dollars, shifting much of the burden to property taxpayers. Other signed laws establish veterans’ headquarters, build facilities at Higgins Lake, and regulate child support bonds, school elections, plumbers licensing, and potato grader licensing.
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Lansing
U.P
Fred W. Green
Harman
Michigan State College
University’ of Michigan
Cuthbertson
Warner
Higgins Lake
Turner
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Howell
Horton
Leland
Department ‘of Agriculture
Rev. Brown
Lennon
Tunney Faces 30 Day Answer to Suit in Bridgeport
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney must answer a $100,000 breach of promise suit filed by Mrs. Katherine King Fogarty of New York. Papers were filed in Bridgeport Superior Court, with Tunney or his representatives due within 30 days to respond or face possible judgment for want of an answer.
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Corre
Sey Erecta Io
Bridgeport
Conn
Ps Gore
Tunney
Avittch
Katherine King Fogarty
Naw Youle
Fox
Doh
Superior Court
Anney
Reyal
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Paris
Old Orchard
Mt. Pleasant
Roomer
Jeauna
Man Johns
Atlant Queea
Ermady
Azohés
Bermuda
Madeira
Armano Lottité
Roger Williams
Lewis Yancey
Rome Aé
New. York
Horton Smith Victor
Mr. Sorenson
Attackson Meeting
Legion
Green
Gene Tunney
Ris
Fogarty
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