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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1928

Page

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Southern anti Smith grouping backs Hoover electors

Five southern state Hoover HQs are told of a plan to unite anti Smith Democrats and Republicans behind a single Hoover electors slate. The scheme aims to prevent split anti Smith votes and is already in Georgia and Alabama with plans for Texas Louisiana and North Carolina.

Washington U.R South Hoover Herbert Hoover Alfred E. Smith Republican National Committee Georgia Alabama Texas Louisiana North Carolina

Care In Curing Aid To Bear Growers

Michigan State College specialists describe the McNaughton curing system for beans to protect growers against harvest losses. Unfavorable weather delays ripening and risk of fall rain. the method provides windrowed piles with posts and straw to cure beans in stacks, one acre requiring eight to twelve stacks.

Hast Lansing Dean McNaughton Michigan State College

Plan Legal Action Against Church Treasurer Carnes

Executives of the Southern Baptist convention announced legal action against Clinton S. Carnes the treasurer of the Baptist Home Mission Board over a reported large shortage. The deficit would leave thousands of home missionary and church workers unpaid. Carnes wife divorced him in 1914 for cruelty but later remarried after his release from Atlanta penitentiary for mail fraud.

Atlanta Sept Southern Baptist Convention Clinton S. Carnes Baptist Home Mission Board Mission Board Carnes

Thanks I Wish To Thank Friends For Primary Support

Malcolm Wardrop expresses gratitude to friends and supporters for help and loyalty during the recent primary election. The brief note reads as an advertisement style message from Wardrop.

Isabella County ad candidate thanks voters after primary

Frank Is. Phillips thanks voters of Isabella County for primary support. He pledges to represent residents and work for the welfare of the county and its citizens in his role as their representative.

Isabella County Frank Phillips

Engine Firm Considers New Plant Here

Representatives of the Sorg Engine Manufacturing company visited the city Thursday to study opening a plant in the former Crippen Manufacturing building later used by the Joy Toy company. The building is owned by the chamber of commerce which is examining the Sorg concern now based in Sheffield Alabama.

Sorg Engine Manufacturing Crippen, Manufacturie Company Joy ‘Toy Company Chamber of Commerce Sorg Concern Sheffield Alabama

Democratic Women Leaders Plan Local Campaign in State

Miss Evelyn Mersnon of Saginaw and Detroit figures Mrs W N Jobe Mrs Emery Burdick and Miss Catherine Reardon toured in Detroit on behalf of Governor Alfred E Smith for president and William A Comstock for governor They pledged Isabella county will host campaign speakers of both genders before November.

Evelyn ‘Mersnon Saginaw Michigan W. N. Jobe Emery Burdick Catherine Reardon Detroit Alfred E. Smith William A. Comstock Isabella County

Poison Liquor Tragedy Strikes Old Forge Area

A Jersey Central freight car in Old Forge Pennsylvania contained poison alcohol that caused two deaths and 155 illnesses among local drinkers. Eleven boys found the open tank, sold the liquor in milk bottles, and left before police arrived. authorities could not locate the car owners for prosecution.

Old Forge U.P United States Jersey Central Ontario and Western Aleck Mydhalick Andrew Govel

Ohio chef claims soup making title

John B. Holtz 71 of Delphos is described as Ohio soup making champion. He has run the kitchen of his Delphos restaurant for 80 years and reportedly prepared over 485 turtles and more than 21 764 gallons of turtle soup, averaging more than nine turtles and 36 gallons daily. His production reportedly surpassed the half million gallon mark with help from various broths.

Delphos USA John B. Holtz Ohio Holtz

Bar Members Discuss State Criminal Code Change

Bay City reports the Michigan State Bar Association debated reforms to the state criminal code. A committee recommended life imprisonment only after a defendant has served one year in prison on three prior felonies, with a broader capital punishment vote postponed pending a nationwide poll of members.

Bay City Sent Michigan Michigan State Bar Association Committee On Kenry M. Walters Detroit Association

Woman Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair in Georgia

CHATSWORTH Georgia September 7 Mrs Eula Thompson was sentenced in circuit court today to die in the electric chair September 21 for the murder of Coleman Osborne a country store keeper a year ago It was the second time the woman had been sentenced She appealed the first sentence but the appeal was refused If clemency is denied she will be the first woman to die in the electric chair in Georgia.

Chatsworth Eula Thompson Coleman Osborne Georgia

Rowland Still Holds Lead In Air Derby At Third Lap

Oklahoma City dispatch reports Karl Rowland maintaining the lead in the trans continental air derby as he arrived at 10 47 am from Witchita. Pittsburgh's Robert Drake followed as second to arrive. The race entered its third day with Earl Rowland taking off for Wichita, the first fueling stop, then on to Oklahoma City with fueling in the schedule and Fort Worth as an overnight stop.

Rowland Oklahoma City U.P Karl Rowland Robert Drake Pittsburgh

Bomb Damages Officer Home After Raid in Chicago

A dynamite bomb shattered Captain Luke Garrick's front porch after a raid on the Minute Club. Mrs. Anna Garrick, his wife, was hospitalized in critical condition from shock and injuries. A seven month old grandchild was cut by flying glass. Garrick had led a raid and arrested 64 men, believing the bombing followed.

Chicago Luke Garrick Anna E. Garrick Garrick

Indian School Opens With Full Attendance

Government Indian school begins fall term with full turnout. Football practice starts Monday evening as the team is rebuilt from new material. The first game is set for September 24 at Gladwin against Gladwin High School.

Government Gladwin Gladwin High School

Marines Barred From Shanghai Y M C A Membership

Colonel Henry Davis and Lieutenant Colonel Tred Kilgore protest to the Navy Department over Shanghai Y M C A policy barring Marines from membership citing British officer residences and regulations. George Fitch says overcrowding led to the action and suggests Marines use the Navy Y M C A two miles away.

Shanghai Henry ©. Davis Tred D. Kilgore United States Marine Corps Navy Washingston Marine Corps United States Davis Kilgore George Fitch Shanthai Marine Barracks

Robbers Visibly Target Local Stores in Michigan Briefs

In Bay City several robbers tied up night watchman Philip Hennigar at the Dennison company and escaped with 277 dollars after forcing the safe combination. In Grand Rapids four masked men two women and a boy held up Charles Abbegiy a produce dealer at the State Highway 21 and U S 196 intersection and stole 683 dollars after luring him to tow a car.

Bay City Sept Dennnison Company Philip Hennigar Grand Rapids Charles Abbegiy Abbegiy Abbegly

Mount Pleasant Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses

Maynard Downing and Gladys Adams of Mount Pleasant apply for a marriage license. Murray Wicks of Mount Pleasant and Hazel Marie Kunkel of Weidman also file for licenses.

Maynard Downing Mt. Pleasants Gladys Adams Mt. Pleasant Murray Wicks Hazel Marie Kunkel Weidman

Jackson County Supervisors Probe Jail Escape Fallout

Jackson county supervisors met to investigate the latest prisoner deliveries and possible deputy dismissals after the Wednesday night escape of Gene Harris 28 Albert Wellett 20 and Daniel Novakovich 18. No trace of the three escaped prisoners has been found.

Jackson Jackson County Board of Supervisors Thomas Lovitt Gene Harris Michigan Albert Wellett Toledo Daniel Novakovich Detroit Camille Tha Prigdhers

President Coolidge Goes Fishing During Wisconsin Vacation

President Coolidge relaxed at Cedar Island Lodge as he packed for Washington. He rescued his fishing gear and fished a private lake on the estate while planning his return trip. He attended the Wisconsin fair but did not plan public appearances before departure from the state.

Superior Wis Coolidge Cedar Island Lodge Washington Wisconsin Wisconsin Woods

Isabella County Clerk Perry Thompson Thank You Note

Perr y Thompson expresses appreciation to Isabella County voters for loyal support in the primary election and pledges to continue duties of county clerk in a manner that merits their confidence.

Isabella County Perry Thompson

Parts Of County Reported Infected With Corn Borer

Michigan agricultural scouts found corn borer in townships across 15 counties during the 1928 season. Infested areas included parts of Montcalm and Isabella counties, while portions of the same counties remained uninfested. A. C. Carton, director, announced the findings.

U.P Michiga A. C. Carton Bureau of Agriculture al Industry Montcalm Isabella

Champion Big Eater Fails In Comeback

Maryville Missouri reports on Tom Lyle once famed for eating feats. In 20 years he returned during a 102 degree day and could only finish three quarters of a gallon of ice cream after a long handle scoop. He stated he should retire and let younger eaters try.

Maryville Tom Lyie Parnell Lyle

Detroit Woman Confesses to Killing Nephew

Mrs Mary Maggio 28 confessed to police she shot her nephew Mario de Tripani 28 in Detroit at 6 am after alleging unwanted advances. She described the event to her husband who acted as interpreter as they reported the incident from their home. De Tripani, a Cuban immigrant, had stayed with the Maggios after arriving two years ago and failing to find work.

Detroit Mary Maggio Mario de Tripani de Tripani Cuba Maggio

Sacred Heart Academy Sees Steady Many Grades Enrollment

Sacred Heart academy opened Tuesday morning reporting enrollment about normal in most grades. The high school shows a dip because last year's graduating class was the largest in the academy’s history, and this year's ninth grade is smaller.

Sacred: Heart Academy

Fifteen Children Donate Blood to Halt Paralysis Epidemic

In Toronto on Thursday fifteen former infantile paralysis victims donated blood for a serum to combat an epidemic in Manitoba. A fast train carried the serum to Winnipeg while doctors from the Hospital for Sick Children gathered records and parents consent. The blood is estimated to treat about twenty five cases under Dr Gordon Chown of the University of Manitoba.

Toronto Manitoba Winnipeg Gordon Chown University of Manitoba

Influence of Curtis Swing Maine Election Barometer

In Bangsa Maine Senator Charles Curtis shapes the fall election as a barometer for national politics. He joins with James Watson Republican Indiana Nellie Taylor Ross Democrat Wyoming and other outsiders before Blaine’s barometer election. Curtis plans two speeches on economic issues here tonight and in Portland tomorrow night as part of his New England campaign.

Bangsa Maine U.P Charles Curtis Blaine James Watson Repubican Indiana Nellie Taylor Ross Wyming Curtiss Portland New England

Andrew Schertel Seeks Isabella County Primary Support

A note of thanks from Andrew Schertel to Isabella County voters for primary support. He pledges to work hard in the November election and earn continued confidence if elected.

Isabella County Andrew. Schertel

Spartiv Barley Provides Strong Michigan Seed Stock

Spartan Barley developed by Michigan State College showed strong performance in its first season among Michigan growers. Thirty three seed retainers from across the state will sow under good conditions and have crops inspected to ensure seed supply for 1929. B A Lundy of Coleman led yields at 62.12 bushels per acre, followed by Alfred Grueber of Frankenmuth at 61.4 bu/acre.

Lansing Michigan State College Michigan Michigan Crop Improvement Association Farm Crops Crop Improvement Association B. A. Lundy Coleman Midland County Alfred. Grueber Frankenmuth

State Leases Change to Highest Bidder Policy

Michigan state conservations commission adopts a new policy for state land leases. Leases will go to the highest bidder on Roscommon county land following a request from Grayling Development Company. Previous terms were fifty cents an year plus one eighth of royalties.

Lansing State Conservations Commission George R. Hogarth Grayling , Development Company Roscommon Director of Conservation

Oil Operator Plans Two Year Yacht Cruise

Beaumont oil operator S W Parrish plans a two year semi scientific voyage aboard his yacht Esperanza. The 80 foot double ended ketch will carry a crew officers and a small party of zoologists botanists anthropologists and archaeologists. The cruise will start along the Florida coast visit the West Indies South America and the Panama Canal then proceed to the Pacific coast and San Francisco for refitting before possible extension to Australia.

Beaumont Tex U.P S. W. Parrish Esperanza Beaumont Yacht Club Parrish Roe Ae Calongy Ag Florida West Indies South’ Am Anid Astor Galions Heid Gma Espétanca Pacific Coast San Rancisco Australia Chicago Evie New York

Dickens Works in Value Rise for Pickwick Papers

Philadelphia reports urge that Dickens original Pickwick Papers copies gain about 500 dollars yearly for 32 years. John Eckel notes Sam Weller boosted a flop into success, with Parts II and III among the most valuable, last copy sold for 16 300 dollars in New York. Richard Gimbel owns Parts II and III, having paid 2 300 and 1 000 respectively.

Philadelphia Dickens Sam Weller Eckel New York Richard Gimbel

Paris headlines link to film actress ex-husband

Wire flash reports from Paris note Emery of New York and Captain Alastair Mackintos, former husband of Constance Talmadge, arrived in the city at noon.

Paris Emery New Alastair Mackintos Constance Talmadge Occu 200 Cied

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DEM Say Democrats Malcolm Wardrop Democratic Women Leaders of State Plan Local Campaign Central Press Frank B. ‘Kellogg Aightoan Logg Fie Briand Kellogg Ware Indian School U. S. Marines Big Eater Womar Academy Salaiw
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