House Breaking and Assault Held in County Jail
An Indian man, Abraham Soloman, is held in the county jail after neighbors restrained him during a break in at the Jonah Erwin home near Rosebush. The incident, similar to a prior case at the Mayne residence, involved forced entry and frightened children. Soloman denies the charges. authorities expect to arraign him in Justice Court Tuesday.
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Wm. A. Hess
Jonah Erwin
Rosebush
Abraham Soloman
Erwin
Soloman
Justice Court
Fliers Rescued After Greenland Crossing Letter From Wife Arrives
Bert Hassell and Parker Cramer, rescued by University of Michigan Greenland expedition, carried a letter from Hobbs's wife given to them in Rockford. They had vanished on an attempted air trail from Rockford to Stockholm and were found safe after landing near Sukkertoppen arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
U.P
Bert Hassell
Parker Cramer
University of Michigan
W.H. Hobbs
Hobbs
Flers
Rockford
Greenland
Rockford, Ill
Parker D. Cramer
Syrni
Stockholm
Rockford Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Evans
Stikkertoppen
Chamber of Commerce
Chelt
Fiskenkessel
Sukkertoppen
Hassell
Cramer
Greater
French Fliers Fail In Atlantic Flight Attempt
In Le Bourget Field on September 3 the monoplane of Jean Assolant and Rene Le Fevre could not rise after a long run, ending another failed trans Atlantic attempt. Both pilots were sergeants in the French flying corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Bourget
France
Jean Assolant
Renee Lefevre
French Flying Corps
James E. Ryan Seeks Second Term as Prosecuting Attorney
A political notice to Republican voters in Isa bella County announces James E. Ryan’s candidacy for a second term as Prosecuting Attorney. He emphasizes economy and efficiency in his first term and asks for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
Eight Injured In Train Wreck Near Cleny Ir
A Baltimore and Ohio train carrying St. Louis fans to Cincinnati derailed after a switch near home. Five coaches left the track. Eight people were hurt, all local residents, some critically. Victims include Clarence Horbicht, Mrs. G. Ingraham, Paul Villard, Miss B. Cobb, Miss Mabel Hubric, and a woman called Madame Louise.
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Cleny
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cardinal
Olney Hospital
Clarence Horbicht
Woman kills herself after husband leaves
Detroit report says Marguerite Mullen, 20, swallowed poison Sunday after her husband left home and died in hospital. The tragedy highlights a domestic distress incident in Detroit on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Marguerite Mullen
Driver Questioned In Death Of Detroit Man
Joseph Bunneault of New Haven was brought to Mount Clemens for questioning after he struck and killed Broneslaw Golembiowski, 28, of Detroit. Golembiowski reportedly stepped into the road to milk a cow when he was hit by the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mount Clemens
W.R
Joseph Bunneault
New Haven
Broneslaw Golembiowski
Golembiowski
High School English Dept Head Earns MA at University of Chicago
Miss Welen M Verney head of the English department at the high school received a master of arts degree at the University of Chicago convocation held last Friday. Six staff members hold masters degrees this year, an increase of five from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welen M. Verney
University of Chicago
State Director Proposes Unified Michigan County Fairs
Michigan plans call for unifying county fair organizations into one body with advisory links to the state board of agriculture and the educational department. A. C. Carton argues fairs need standardized governance, state aid awareness, and improved facilities including large buildings, drainage, and ample parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark IL
Knight United Press
Lansing
Michigan
State Board of Agriculture
A. C. Carton
Agricultural Industry
Carton
Fitch Nelson Nuptials Held at Clare Home
Clinton Fitch of East Lansing and Bea trice Ebien Nelson of Farwell wed Friday August 31 at noon in the bride’s home. Rev C B Hawkins performed the double ring ceremony. A wedding dinner followed at the Hotel Doherty in Clare. The bride’s friends at Central Teachers College extend best wishes.
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Clinton
Fitch
East Lansing
Beatrice Ebien Nelson
Farwell
C. B. Hawkins
Doherty
Clare
Central Teachers College
Opening Of City Schools Ready For Start
After an eleven week break the public schools prepare to reopen. The Kinney school receives extra cleaning and new seating as shades are hung. Teacher meetings are held at the high school this afternoon. Seventh to twelfth graders report to the auditorium at 8:30 tomorrow. younger students go to their grade rooms. Enrollment is expected strong. non resident students continue registration with Principal Wendt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
Wendt
Thugs Loot Owosso Post Office in Early Morning Robbery
Two men robbed the Owosso post office before daybreak seizing $12 cash and about 36 parcel post packages. They bound Henry Bagley and John Drexler and damaged four safes, later freeing Drexler who escaped and notified authorities. No registered mail was touched. Bagley carried $35. robbers did not pursue them.
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Owosso
Mich
Henry Bagley
John Drexler
Drexler
Bagley
Two Couples United In Marriage September First
Clyde Jennings and Misa Margaret Dashkowitz of Mr. Pisdennts were married by Rev. J. A. Rowe at his East Michigan street residence on Saturday September 1. They will reside with Edmond Wonrey. Lillian Faugher and an unnamed bride were married at Two Rivers Saturday evening September 1 at 6 30 at the bride’s home. Rev. C. B. Hawkins officiated using the ring service. The couple will live in Flint.
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Clyde Jennings
Misa Margaret Dashkowitz
Pisdennts
J. A. Rowe
East Iehigan Street
Edmond Wonrey
Lillian Faugher
Two Rivers
C. B. Hawkins
Flint
Munising Fisherman Rescued After 60 Hour Lake Superior Ordeal
Ray Adair, missing since Wednesday when his boat was wrecked in a Lake Superior storm, was found Saturday clinging to a five by five foot rock half a mile from shore. He survived a 60 hour vigil though weakened by hunger and sleep deprivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Adair
Adair
Louis Powell
French cabinet minister killed in plane crash
Paris reports the death of Maurice Bokanowski minister of commerce in a plane crash near Toul soon after he announced plans to curb air accidents. He died along with four companions after leaving Premier Raymond Poncaire’s home where cabinet officers had met. He planned to fly past Poncaire’s residence to honor the cabinet’s second anniversary and Poncaire’s 60th birthday.
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Paris
U.R
Maurice Bokanowski
Toul
France
Bekanowski
Raymond Poncaire
Poncaire
Poneaire
Ontaro Pilot Wins Lipton Trophy in NA Championship
Commodore Harry B. Greening of Hamilton Ontario captured the Lipton trophy in Detroit during the Northern American championship race. He averaged 60.104 miles per hour on the six lap 80 nautical mile course, securing the second bet and the trophy.
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Detroit
Harry B. Greening
Hamilton
Ontario
Kane seeks Isabella County treasurer post after 45 years
Dan Kane announces his candidacy for Isabella County treasurer and urges voters to consider his long residency and business experience as qualifications for efficiently handling the office duties. Public advertisement.
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Isabella County
Dead in Korea Flood Sweeps Yalu Valley
Hundred ten people drowned in the Yalu river flood in Korea s Kankyando province. Great torrent washed away a hundred houses and swept through the valley. Additional casualties feared as rescue efforts continue.
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Yalu Valley
Korea
South Korea
S—U.r— Mats
Yalu
Kankyonando
League of Nations assemb ly to push disarmament plan
Geneva September article reports the ninth assembly of the League of Nations focusing on worldwide arms limitation aided by the Kellogg Pact. Delegates acknowledge the treaty’s progress but say security concerns may block further armament cuts. The assembly plans final action on a security program by the league’s commission led by Foreign Minister Tiens of Czechoslovakia.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Assembly
Kellogg
Security Commission
Tienes of
Sacred Heart Academy Opening Tuesday
Sacred Heart Academy plans to open on Tuesday morning September 4 with a solemn high mass at 8 30 at the church. Parish clergy and former academy students will participate with Rev John Mulvey and Rev Fons as celebrants and Rev Edward O Hara as sub deacon. The sermon will be delivered by Rev William McCann of Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheered Heart Academy
John Mulvey
Fons
Desecon
Edward O'Hara
Theological Seminary
Baltimore
Raymond Sweeney
John Murphy
Lorraine Carroll
John Heckett
Academy
William McCann
Alma
Lansing Man Fatally Hurt As Car Skids
Paul W. Remus, 89, of Lansing, was killed when his automobile skidded on wet pavement and overturned Sunday in Lansing.
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Lansing
Gar
U.P
Paul W. Remus
World war veterans convention guests from many nations head to San Antonio
The American Legion plans its tenth national convention in San Antonio October 8 to 12 with guests led by Field Marshal Viscount Allenby and including Lord Allenby and Major Georges Senpin, plus US officials like Secretary of War Davis and Navy Secretary Wilbur. Attendees will witness rodeo prize money over 25 000, boxing title bout at Fort Sam Houston, and aerial demonstrations by army fliers.
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San Antonio
Tex
Viscount Allenby
Great Britain
Jerusalem
Ely Land
American Legion
Nat M. Washer
Legion
Edward 3
Lord Allenby
Lord Allenby, Who As Accompanied By Lady Allenby
Georges Senpini
France
Chaser of Deputies
John Ik Pershiing
A. HW
Charles A. Lindbergh
Kenesaw M. Landis
United States
Dwight F. Davis
Truden F. Davison
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
Secretary of the Navy
Curtis Willbur
Sammy Baker
Pete August
Fort Sam Houston Stadium
Army
War Department
Nuevo Laredov
Pius
Negras
Matamoros
Mexican
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Mayne
Ervin House
Professor Hobbs
James E. Ryan
Chicago
Fitch - Nelson
Foherman
Lake Superior
Gabinet
Ontaro
Lipton Trophy
Dan Kane
Ninth Assembly
Sacred Heart Academy
Legion Convention
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