London Doctor Solves Life Death Mystery
London reporting indicates physiologist A V Hill, aged 44, may reveal startling findings on energy sources in humans versus machines and causes of disintegration and death. The British Association meeting in Glasgow is cited as the venue for a potential scientific breakthrough with origins of life hinted.
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London
U.P
A. V. Hill
Evening Standard
Glasgow
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Professor Hill
Hill
Darwin
Britain
England
Oliver Lodge
Arthur, Conan Doyle
Sir Harry Lander Cancels Vaudeville Engagement
London reports Sir Harry Lander is ill at his Dunoon home near Glasgow. It marks his first 26 years canceling a vaudeville engagement. A spokesman said the illness is not serious, mainly his voice is affected and conditions are not grave.
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London
U.P
Harry Lander
Dunoon
Glasgow
Lander
Harry
Italian racer crashes killing twenty two at Monza
At Monza on Saturday Emelio Materazzi's racing car struck another vehicle and vaulted a fence near the mainstand killing 22 spectators. The machine, traveling about 100 miles an hour, swerved and tore through the barrier leaving no chance for escape.
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Monza
Italy
U.R
Emelio Materazzi
Materazzi
Clare Study Club Opens Year With Flower Show
The Clare Study club meets at Mrs. W. H. Caple’s home on September 11 with a luncheon at 1:30. The program features a flower show with three classes: best four-stalk cosmos and other blooms, best artistic arrangement of listed flowers, and best artistic arrangement of mixed powers and unusual bouquet.
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Clare Study Club
W. H. Caple
Carey Services Held for Mrs Carey at Sacred Heart
Funeral services for Mrs Patrick Carey were held at Sacred Heart church this morning. Rev. William McCann of Alma officiated, with Rev. John Mulvey and Rev. John Fons assisting. Mrs Carey died Friday after a stroke, aged 67, leaving a widower, a son Liguori of Detroit, a daughter Mrs Raymond McNamara of Union Township, and siblings Michael and Dr William F McDonald, James of Saginaw, Cecile and Loretta McDonald.
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Patrick Carey
Sacred Heart Church
William McCann
John McDonald
Canada
Carey
Liguori
Detroit
Raymond McNamara
Union Township
Michael
Willian’ F. McDonald
James
Saginaw
Cecile
Loretta McDonald
G O P Leader Denies Attacks on Gov Smith
Washington sept 10 chairman Work of the republican national committee said no personal attacks on governor smith democratic presidential candidate were made with the committees sanction authority or knowledge he denounced disgust ing periodical articles and anonymous publications aimed at both candidates and warned they must disgust decent Americans he criticized whispering campaigns against Herbert Hoover and said such activity is vicious and outside decent campaigning
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Washington
Work
Republican National Committee
Smith
National Committee
Hoover
Dr. Work
Herbert Hoover
Congressional
Appeal Filed in Hotelling Reward Case by Lotridge
Owosso Sept. 10 Leon F. Miner attorney for Harold Lotridge of Owosso has perfected an appeal to the supreme court from Genesee circuit court award of a reward for the arrest of Adolph Hotelling of Owosso in the Dorothy Schneider murder case. Lotridge claims Hotelling was named by him in a dream and his information led to the arrest. He offers to share the reward with Bacon but not with Robinson.
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Owosso
Leon F. Miner
Harold Lotridge
Supreme Court
Genesee
Adolph Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Archie Bacon
S. 8. Robinson
Genesee County
Lotridge
Hotelling
Bacon
Robinson
Last Notice to Pay Dog Tax Issued by County
The Isabella county treasurer reports unlicensed dogs to the prosecuting attorney and sheriff. The sheriff mails notices to delinquents. some pay, others do not. Warrants will be issued the week of September 24 for those who have not paid dog tax this year.
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Isabella County
Janes WF
Ryan
Kellogg Returns Home With War Pact Praise
United States Secretary of State Frank B. Kellogg arrives in New York aboard the Leviathan carrying the treaty renouncing war in a bright yellow case. He reports enthusiastic European reception and notes fifteen nations signed the pact with 34 indicating adherence. He does not expect the treaty to become a campaign issue and says the France England naval agreement seems consistent with the antiwar pact.
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New York
U.P
United States
Frank B. Kellogg
Kellogg
Europe
France
England
Trusty Killed In Attack On Keeper In Eastern Jail
Dedham Massachusetts September 10 U P reports one jail trust y killed and another injured defending a keeper from a beating by a prisoner. Keeper William A Ridley fired after seeing trusties join Stephen Hoppe in subduing Brennan. Ridley killed Herbert T Ring and wounded William J Glennon. Brennan subdued Hoppe after the clash.
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Trusty
Dedham
Mags
U.P
Dedham County
William A. Ridley
Stephen
Jo Hoppe
Thomas J. Brennan
Ridley
Herbert T. Ring
William J. Glennon
Brennan
Hoppe
Beal City Girl Weds Wisconsin Man in Beal City Ceremony
Hazel Conley daughter of Mr and Mrs N H Conley married Leo A Ries son of Mrs Anton Ries of Beaver Dam Wisconsin at St Philomenas church Beal City The ceremony was conducted by Rev Fr Zugelder Lohengrin march played by Mrs Herman Ayler and O Promise Me sung by Ed Dole The bride wore brown georgette and chiffon velvet and carried pink roses The wedding party included Miss Emily Malnstone best man Lorraine Conley The couple to reside at 507 S Lincoln Ave Beaver Dam Wisconsin after September 15
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St. Philomena’s
Beal City
Hazel Conley
N. H. Conley
Leo A. Ries
Anton Ries
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Zugelder
Lohengrin
Herman Ayler
Ed Dole
Emily Malnstone
Lorraine Conley
Charles Blesch
Elinor Jean
Josephine
Frank Blesch
Mary
Beth
Billy
George Blesch
F. C. Maimstone
Wayland
William Girardin
Detroit
Riss
S.lincoln Avenue
Hughes Accepts Election as World Court Judge
Geneva reports Charles Evans Hughes reading a telegram to the League of Nations assembly confirming his election as judge of the World Court and expressing gratitude for the honor.
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Geneva
Charles Evans Hughes
Assembly of the League of Nations
World Court
Detroit Bandit Shot After Police Chase
A Detroit bandit, about 30, who robbed a shop and its manager with three revolvers, was captured by two police cars in pursuit and shot dead after crashing his car and fleeing on foot. Police fired volleys as they closed in and killed him near two houses.
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Detroit
U.P
Ee Lea
Catholics To Homes After Eucharist Congress Ends
Sydney observers report about 750000 attended the final day of the 29th Eucharistic congress the host procession capped the event. Cardinal Ceretti arrived by boat as a special fleet ferried worshippers to the pier where the host rested under a canopy while papal colors gleamed and five airplanes circled overhead.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Cardinal Ceretti
Moscow to build subway within four years plan
Moscow will have a subway in four years if plans drawn up succeed. The city’s contrasts include fast auto-buses and slow dilapidated streets as airplanes reach distant towns. Authorities passed a preliminary draft and will likely engage foreign engineering firms, probably German, to carry out the project.
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Moscow
U.P
Hiodern
Clare County Fair Program Complete
Plans for the Clare county fair at Harrison from September 18 to 21 are perfected. The program features daily baseball games, horse races with generous purses, and free attractions as the fair expands on a larger scale than before.
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Clare County Fair
Harrison
Six Convicts Killed in Baton Rouge Prison Break Clash
An SPL extended pursuit followed a mass escape from Angolla State prison camp. Six convicts were killed and eight others injured as guards opened fire at a river ferry and boat launches, with several guards wounded and two boats involved.
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Baton Rouge
U.P
Angolla State Prison
Mississippi River
Singleton
Higginbotham
Pebriot
Trusty Broom
Broom
Kinchen
Archie Walters
Aie
Owens
Beck
Martin
Proctor
Arml
Riray
Peblot
Bot House
Marriage License Applications Listed in Mt Pleasant Area
Charles Emery and Cornelia Bacheldor of Mt Pleasant apply for a marriage license. Richard Van Orden of Isabella township and Naomi Pepple of Mt Pivagant also seek licenses.
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Charles Emery
Mt. Pleasant
Cornelia Bacheldor
Richard van Orden
Isabella Township
Naomi Pepple
Mt. Pivagant
Armament limits and League debates at Geneva
French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand told the League of Nations assembly no nation would dare to increase armaments further. He cited minority rights and disarmament as dominant issues, noting German Chancellor Mueller echoed these points. The assembly rejected China's bid for council seating by 27 to 28, while Spain, Venezuela, and Persia won council votes. a Lausanne move was reported due to Geneva site constraints for a secretariat, assembly hall, and Rockefeller library.
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Geneva
U.R
Europe
Aristide Briand
France
League of Nations Assembly
Hermann’ Mueller
Germany
Aad
China
Spain
Venezuela
Persia
League
Lausanne
Liquor Charge Looms Over Rosebush Mishap Youth
Thomas DuBoise of Arnold street faced liquor possession and transportation charges after his car overturned near Rosebush. He was bound over to circuit court after waiving examination. fifteen pints were seized. DuBoise, 19, was married on Linbor Day and escaped injury.
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Thomas DuBoise
Arnold Street
Wardrop
DuBoise
W. A. Hess
Rosebush
Linbor Day
Nationalist Forces Seize Tong Shan
Nationalist troops seized Tong Shan after about 1000 soldiers arrived from the northwest. Fighting occurred mainly in the Chinese sections while foreigners were told to move to the foreign quarter. Five armored trains and 17 ordinary trains were in Tong Shan as Nationalists entered. retreating trains moved toward Chauntung and Chili provinces by rail.
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Hong Kong
Tong Shah
Tong Shan
Chantufig
Chili
Rural teachers gather for health and reading courses at normal
One hundred three teachers attended a Saturday preliminary meeting at Central Teachers College. All but twelve rural teachers were present. Mr Gites spoke on health from the Michigan tuberculosis association. Miss Emmons gave an illustrated lecture on food preparation and warm meals for children. President Warriner urged teacher advancement and emphasized reading. Prof Robinson described extension courses and a commissioner appointed chair for grade institutes.
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Central Teachers College
Gites
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Emmons
E. C. ‘Warriner
Robinson
Caszatt
Pola Negri Improves After Horse Fall
Paris reports improvement in Pola Negri the American film star after a fall from a horse last week. Medical updates indicate her condition has stabilized and recovery is underway.
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Paris
U.R
Pola Negri
Sacred Heart Picnic Draws 1200 At Kane's Landing
More than 1,200 people gathered Sunday at Kane's Landing on the Chippewa river for Sacred Heart Parish annual picnic. A. F. Steimel oversaw the event with a noon chicken dinner and a quiet program without speakers or athletic events drawing attendees from Isabella County and nearby towns.
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Chippewa River
Kane’s Landing
Sacred Heart Parish
A. F. Steimel
Isabella County
Forty and Eight Elects Cann as State Grand Chief
R. L. Cann of Owosso was elected state grand chief de gare of the Forty and Eight at its session in Petoskey yesterday. Other officers named include grand chief de train A. C. Leak Kalamazoo grand conductor Justice Mountain comissar attendante James Hunt Mt. Pleasant and national committee man H. J. Riley Detroit.
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Petoskey
R. L. Cann
Owosso
de Gare
American Legion
de Train
A. C. Leak
Kalamazoo
Justice Mountain
James Hunt
Mt. Pleasant
H. J. Riley
Detroit
Central State prepares fall term start with new faculty
Central State Teachers College sets Freshman Day for September 24 followed by registration for other students on September 25 and classes beginning September 26. The English department gains Dr. E C Beck and Miss Florence McGlinchey. the music department adds three instructors including Miss G Hay s. Librarian S W MedAllister joins Mt Pleasant campus. Art and commercial departments expand with Miss Lada Deltra as first art faculty.
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Central State Teachers’ College
the Colden
E. C. Beck
George Peabody Teachers’ College
Nashville
University of Chicago
Gorevieve Hays
Atwater- Kent
Alice McIntyre
Hays
Town State Teachers College
Herbert Witherspoon
Chicago Music College
Ann Arbor
Mt. Pleasant
Central’ State
School of Library Service
Columbia
McAllister Auds
Antioch College
University of Michigan
Lada Deltra
University of Chiscago
Gary
Ind
State urged to hire expert oil and gas inspector
Michigan officials seek federal help to inspect the Muskegon field as R R Brandenthaler of the United States Bureau of Mines visits the state. State geologist R H Smith discusses the need for an experienced inspector and urges hiring a government expert to oversee Michigan oil operations.
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Lansing
Michigan
R. R. Brandenthaler
United States Bureau of Mines
Muskegon
R. H. Smith
Brandenthaler
Smith
Brandentheler
Conservation Department
Bartelsville
Oklahoma
Minis
Mr. Smith
Saveri
Iil
Willi
Iva
Premature Betrothal Rumors Cloud Conn Governor’s Daughter
Miss Florende Trumbull, daughter of Connecticut’s governor, admits an understanding with John Coolidge son of the president. She denies premature betrothal rumors and says a White House wedding would thrill. the wedding is not planned before Christmas. The couple spoke from a European motor tour.
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New. York
U.R
Florendié
Trumbull
Connecticut
John Coolidge
John
White House
Maine Voters Test Party Strength In Early Polls
Voters in Portland Maine lined up for the first official count of Republican and Democratic support since Hoover and Smith. The ballot focuses on governor and national and state officials, with observers predicting a Republican majority near 50,000 and a Democratic lead of 25,000 to 60,000 in different estimates. The outcome flags potential impacts on hydro electric power export policy and broader state issues.
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Portland
U.P
Maine
Herbert Hoover
Alfred E. Smith
Mane
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