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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1930

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Indictments in Detroit Murder Probe Ready

Two murder indictments were returned by the Wayne County grand jury in Detroit. James E. Chenot said the cases involve the July 8 slayings of George Collins and William Cannon, accused peddlers shot in front of the LaSalle hotel. Witnesses Jack Klein and John Gillespie testified in the ongoing probe.

Detroit Sept U.P Wayne County James E. Chenot George Collins William Cannon LaSalle Hotel Jack Klein Buckley LaSalle Klein John Gillespie Commissioner of Public Works Kein Gillespie

Wayne County Opens New $3 Million Airport in Detroit

DETROIT Sept 5 The third major metropolitan airport was opened for Detroit and visitors. Wayne county's new airport, costing about 3 million dollars, was formally dedicated yesterday with 5000 attendees including city and state aviation dignitaries. Michigan National Guard and Selfridge fliers performed aerial maneuvers as about 65 planes landed at Middle Belt and Goddard roads, roughly 41 miles from downtown Detroit where Ford and City airports are the other large landing fields.

Detroit U.P Wayne County Mile-Square Field Michigan National Guard Selfridge Field Middle Belt Goddard Roads Downtown Atroit City Ford Airport

German Pilots Pay Quiet Visit to Washington

Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and Edward Zimmer, German trans Atlantic pilots, arrived in Washington unannounced and met with officials as they prepared a White House call later today. They came to pay respects to President Hoover in a low key, in line with their wishes and the subdued arrangements of the capital.

Washington Wolfgang von Gronau Edward © Zinmmer Hoover White House O. CG. Kiep

Trans-Nation Bank Merger Approved Creates New National Bank

Approval of the merger between Bank of America of California and Bank of Italy Trust and Wings Association forms the Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association. It will be the fourth largest U S bank with assets of 1.35 billion dollars under Trans-America, announced by Elisha Walker.

New -York U.P Theank of America of California Bank of Italy Trust and Wings Association Faas Bank of America National Trust ‘ and Savings Association United States Trans-America Corporation Trans-America Elisha Walker

Glasses Found After Classified Ads Run in Daily Times

Mrs Myron Spalsbury of Mt Pleasant reported lost eye glasses and placed a three time classified ad in the Mt Pleasant Daily Times. Before the advertisement concluded, the eye glasses were returned to Mrs Spalsbury, highlighting the paper s pull.

Hungarian Fliers Postpone Takeoff in Detroit

In Detroit on Sept 5 Captain George Endreser and Lieut Alexander Magyar said their Detroit Budapest flight was postponed again after mechanics found clogged oil and gasoline lines in the monoplane Justice for Hungary. The takeoff was moved from 6 am to this afternoon with plans for tomorrow morning still tentative.

Detroit U.P Hungary George Endreser Alexander Magyar

Six Teachers Changed on Training Staff at Central State

Central State announces six new critic teachers for public schools this fall affiliated with the college. Training School and rural sites open September 6 with nine remaining instructors. new hires include Dorothy Gray New York Mary Scarborough Black Mountain Lena Poole Columbia Nebraska Ruth Orgian Nashville and Olive Kunz Davenport.

Central State College P. G. Lantz Lantz Jordan and Lenton Dorothy Gray New York City Columbia University Alice Furneau Mary Scarborough Black Mountain North Carolina George Peabody College Nashville Tennnessee Ruth Lamos Jordan Rural Helen Campbell Pueblo Colorado Colorado State Teachers College Creeley Bertha Clark Olive A. Kunz Davenport Iowa Central State Teachers College University of Chicago Kunz

Suit filed to compel Traverse City plant

Lansing Sept 15 U P legal action to force Traverse City to build a sewage disposal plant will be started in Grand Traverse county circuit court soon Walter A Sperry state stream control commission engineer said the investigation results have been given to Assistant Attorney General Paul Eger who is preparing it in legal form

Lansing U.P Traverse City Grand Traverse County Walter A. Sperry State Stream Control Commission Grand Traverse Bay Assistnt Paul Eger

Drouth Fatal to Much Fish Life in Michigan

In Michigan, drought reduced lake levels and warm waters, boosting parasites and bacteria that kill fish. University of Michigan fish disease expert Wendell Krull notes scum growths and decay lower oxygen in small lakes, increasing mortality in hatcheries and wild waters.

Ann Arbor U.P Michigan Wendell Kuil University of Michigan Krull

Santo Domingo destroyed by hurricane devastation

Santo Domingo reports show more than 1,000 killed and about 4,900 injured after a hurricane. Officials say devastation is extensive with three-quarters of 40,000 residents homeless. Sanitation orders destruction of wreckage and protection against disease amid widespread legation damage. The Haitian minister and family shelter in a cellar without food or clothing.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic U.R

Santo Domingo hit by deadly hurricane wreckage and hunger

The government mobilizes emergency measures as a tropical hurricane devastates Santo Domingo. Water and medical supplies are scarce, the water plant and electrical system are destroyed, and at least 800 are reported dead. President Trujillo and officials call for physicians, nurses, and outside aid while Cuba and ships approach San Juan and Santo Domingo for relief.

Francisco Escovar United Press Santo Domingo Dominican Republic U. P Rafael L. Trujillo Cuba San Juan St. Thomas Ete

German Fliers Discuss Ocean Air Traffic Plan at White House

Washington September 5 President Hoover heard from Capt Wolfgang von Gronau and Edward Zimmer and their pilot party about a feasible commercial trans Atlantic air service from Germany to the United States. They reported Greenland meteorological expeditions studying winter wind and pressure trends and suggested a modern aircraft could make a year round route possible with winter weather challenges.

Washington U PR Germany United States Hoover Wolfganf von Gronau Edward Zimmer White House New York Iceland Greenland von Gronauw Ther Amundsen

Hoover Eyes Hurricane Relief By Raising Funds

President Hoover and James Li. Fieger of the American Red Cross met to discuss relief for stricken areas. A further $25,000 was cabled to American Minister Curtis at Santo Domingo City, bringing total aid to $50,000 with no proclamation for contributions planned unless deaths rise.

Washington U.P Hoover James Li. Fieger American Red Cross Curtis Santo Domingo Fieser

Sacred Heart Academy Opens Grid Practice with 25 Men

Sacred Heart Academy began practice Thursday with 25 players in uniform. Ed Killoran of Central State Teachers College will coach the squad, following a previous season in which his team won regional and district titles and played in Detroit. Veterans listed include Cant Quinlan Strangle Kennedy Kinney Fitzpatrick Garvin McNerny Farnum.

Sacred Heart Academy Ed Killoran Gentral State Teachers College Xkilloran Academy Detroit Cant Quinlan Strangle Kennedy Kinney Fitzpatrick Garvin McNerny Farnum

Osborn Attacks Couzens in Detroit Radio Address

Republican Senate hopeful Chase S. Osborn denounced James Couzens as "the poorest excuse for a senator" in a Detroit radio address. He criticized Couzens for acting in the senate "like a spoiled goldfish" and touted his own record in the governor’s mansion and state offices while claiming Couzens snubs all who approach him.

Detroit U.P Chase S. Osborn United States James Couzens Senate Osborn Couzens

Gladwin Girl Wins Michigan Milking Contest

Florence Netzloff an 18 year old farmer’s daughter from Gladwin Michigan won Michigan’s champion dairy maid at the Michigan State fair. Competing eight entrants including five boys she drew 2 pounds of milk in 1.45 minutes beating Fern Western who produced a pound in 1.5 minutes. Clarence Merchant of Cass City placed third. This was Netzloff’s first milking contest.

Detroit U.P Florence Netzlof Florence Fern Western Freeland Clarence Merchant Cass City Florance

Five Drilling Permits Issued In State Week

Five oil and gas drilling permits were issued this week with only one requiring a well site in the local area. Permits include Mitchell No. 1 Stork-Oil Co Isabella 2, Gardner No. 1 E L Smith and Ray Perry St Clair Co Grant 2 Crude Oil and Empire Refining Co Livingston Co Howell 2 Strauch Ng 4 Greenbrook Oil Co Shiawassee Co Munsell No 1 Gibson Johnson Borden Genesee Co Therford Twp.

Mitchell Stork--Oil Company Isabella Gardner E. OL. Smith Ray Perry St. Clair Co Grant Crude Oil and Empire Refining Company Livingston Co. Howell Strauch

Lon Chaney Will Leaves One Dollar To Ex Wife

Lon Chaney's probate will allocates most assets to widow Hazel G. Chaney as executrix. A one dollar bequest goes to ex wife Cleva C Bush to avoid contest. Chauffeur John Jeske receives 5000, while others including brothers George and John Chaney and son Creighton are covered by life insurance and real estate. Hearing on probate set for September 29.

Los Angeles Lon Chaney Scréén Hazel G. Chaney Cleva C. ‘Bush Chaney John Jeske George Jonn Ghaney Creighton Hollywood

Pavement To Clare Opened On US 27

The new paved highway between Mt. Pleasant and Clare on US 27 is now open to traffic. Barriers were removed Thursday, allowing the full 15 mile stretch to be used except for a four mile segment north of Rosebush where shoulder work continues.

Mt. Pleasant Clare Rosebush

Weather Detroit Sept 5 Lower Michigan forecast

Weather report for lower Michigan notes cloudy tonight with showers or thunderstorms in the south, cooler in the extreme west and north, Saturday mostly fair and cooler in the southeast. Readings list Detroit Chicago Duluth Escanaba Grand Rapids Ludington Sault Ste Marie and Marquette with varied highs and lows.

Detroit Lower Michigan Chicago Duluth Escanaba Grand Rapids Ludington Marquette Sault ‘Ste. Marie Upper Michigan

Wells in Territory to be Brought In Within 24 Hours

Three wells in the territory are due to come in within 24 hours. The Scott No 1 in Greendale and the Grubb No 4 in Chippewa were ready to drill in the pay. Wesche No 2 in Seaton was ready to drill in the Dundee. A fourth well, Davis No 7 in Chippewa section 22, was drilling below 8400 feet. Operators include Pure Oil Dixie Oil Chartiers and Mellon Pollock.

Leaton Scott Chippewa Township Davis Crowley Mellon-Pollock House Holmes Dundee

Indian Gridders Begin Workouts Under Coach Bauer

Under Coach Bauer, 22 candidates started training to form Mt. Pleasant Indian School’s grid team for fall. Only four veterans return Curtis Sbhrague Moses and LaBell. The season opens September 19 at Shepherd, with home game vs Clare September 26 and away games at Midland Beaverton Ithad Gladwin Greenville on dates through November 11, two dates open October 31 and November 7.

Bauer Mt. Pleasant Curtis Sbhrague Moses LaBell Shepherd Clare Midland Beaverton Ithaed Away Gladwin Greenville

Nationalist Forces rout Chinese bandits near Changsha

Nationalist military headquarters report a combined assault with armored trains planes and gunboats crushing Communist and bandit forces near Changsha. About 10 000 attackers killed and the remainder fled southeastward. Feng Yu-Hsiang withdraws northward across a wide front as government troops push north toward Kai-Feng Chéng-Chow and Lo-Yang. Residents flee Changsha amid the battle. Aviators bombed the enemy as armored trains advanced and gunboats battered positions. In Dallas the Sesquiplane returns to New York after lifting off from Love Field at 12 32 p m CST.

Shanghai China U.R Changsha Feng Yu-Hsiang Peiping Feng Hunan

Drilling Plans Made for Deep Test Well at Dundee Structure

W. W. Russell and C. A. Carnahan announced completion of arrangements to drill a deep test well on the Herbert Nicholson farm in section seven Deerfield township. Contracts signed and drilling to begin immediately, covering about 200 acres. Location about three miles southeast of the Broomfield gas serend, marking the first deep test in the area.

W. W. Russell C. A. Carnahan Dundee Herbert Nicholson Deerfield Township Broomfield Gasser

Brucker challenges Groesbeck to face grand jury

Detroit reports show Attorney General Wilber M. Brucker and gubernatorial candidate demands that opponent Alex J. Groesbeck present any allegations before a grand jury or meet on stage in Grand Rapids. Groesbeck indicates he will back a grand jury probe into state spending and claims tied to Groesbeck's administration.

Detroit Alex J. Groesbeck Wilbur Brucker Groesbeck Grand Rapids Brueker Lansing Sept U.R Wilber M. Brucker Fred. Green Ingham Capital Port Hardn Woodward Avenue Attorney General's Office Attorney General’s Edward J Jeffries Map Ingham County

Forest Fires Threaten Two Isabella County Townships

Fires swept large tracts of game cover in Fremont and Broomfield townships, Isabella County. Firefighters, led by fire warden Charles Baumgarten, built ploughed lanes to halt the blazes. Several acres burned in each township. no injuries reported.

Isabella County Fremont Broomfield Charles. Baumgarten Owo

Elimination Play Narrowly Finishes First Round Flights

Elimination rounds for the Country Club championship conclude today with finals set for Sunday. In the 1st flight Lantz beats Benford 6 5 and Gorham over Crapo 3 2 while Davis defeats McNutt 4 8 Henderson over McDonald 8 2. In the 2nd flight Hstee defeats Renwick 2 1 Crapo over Willman 4 3 Ward defeats Brooks 6 5 Heilman beats Carnahan 4 3 G Ward over Deuel 8 2.

H. H. Theunissen Frank Theison Lantz Benford A. J. Gorham W. Crapo Davis

Prohibition School Drops Training On Using Boys

Washington dispatch reports that the Prohibition Director Woodcock ordered removal from the dry agents training course of material proposing using small boys as spies or informants. The change follows earlier newspaper reports about the controversial instruction at the new agents’ school.

Mac Washington Woodcock

Thugs Shoot Farmer During Farmhouse Hold Up Near Monroe

Henry Webb 75 was shot when two men tried to force entrance to his Ash township farm house north of Monroe Michigan. Webb, found by school children nine hours after the attack, was dying at Wyandotte General Hospital. The robbers took a satchel with $5 and valuable papers claiming a sick woman needed water in an automobile.

Monroe Mich Ash Township Here Henry Webb Wyandotte General Hospital Webb

Road Show Largest Ever At Michigan State Oct 28

East Lansing officials announced the annual Road Show at Michigan State College will run three days from October 28 with no speakers. Contractors and equipment firms seek double the space this year. the exhibit will be hosted by the Michigan Association of Road Commissioners and Engineers and MSU.

East Lansing Michigan State College Michigan Association of Road Commissioners and Engineers

Senator Hawes To Head Wildlife Association In Missouri

St Louis September 5 United States Senator Harry B Hawes of Missouri will accept the presidency of the Wildlife association to be organized under a 10 000 000 endowment arranged by Joseph P Knapp New York magazine publisher He has advised friends here Some say he told them he will not seek re election id 3332

ST. Louis United States Harry B. Hawes Missouri Wild Life Association Joseph P. Knapp New York

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