Michigan Deficit Warned by Rep Deland in Standout Critique
Michigan faces a possible 5 to 6 million dollar deficit by year end says Rep Charles J Deland former secretary of state and critic of the Bitter administration He claims the treasury is running dry and that payroll and expenses will be met by borrowing from trust and special funds until year’s end He argues the corporation tax will yield no revenues until January and denounces alleged reckless expenditures and misrepresented revenue estimates urging legal limits on overdrafts and funds misuse by the administrative board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude J. Markle
United Press Star
Lansing
U.R
Charles J. Deland
Deland
State Administrative Board Incing
Rotary
State Administrative Board
Michigan
Administrative Board
Two Michigan Infantry Vets Attend Stone Wall Regiment Reunion
Reunion in Jackson marks fifty years for the seventeenth Michigan volunteer infantry. Survivors Alonzo Cadwallader and Sam Jackson answered roll call, while William Weed attended as guest. No officers were elected due to lack of quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Infantry
Fifty Families Flee Kalamazoo Refinery Fire
Kalamazoo Michigan September 15 More than fifty families were evacuated after a blaze at the National Refining company's property destroyed seven storage tanks containing gasoline kerosine and motor oil along with a warehouse and two trucks. The fire began after eight and burned until midnight prompting an investigation and fears of explosions. Only the office building and service station survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
U.P
National Refining Company
Reading
Plane production shows increase in United States
Cleveland September 18. Thirty five hundred commercial and military airplanes valued at 25 million dollars were produced in the United States during the first six months of the year, per the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce. Open cockpit planes led, cabin monoplanes rose to 884, multi motor transports reached 115, military output fell. The public now has 232 approved airplane types for private or commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleveland
U.P
United States
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of América
Public interest tepid on Senate tariff bill actions
Washington reports scant public input on a 600 million dollar Republican tariff bill. In two weeks six petitions arrived, with some endorsing labor and sugar provisions and others opposing increases. A prior hearing drew nearly 10,000 petitions, while a new western bloc prepares a second meeting to coordinate state duties strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
U.P
United States Senate
Senate
Senate Whance Committee
American Federation of Labor
Cigar Manufacturers Association of
Tampa
Fla
New Iberia
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Crime Commission to Meet in October
Attorney General Brucker announced the state crime commission will hold its October meeting in Marquette on October 26 instead of Ann Arbor on October 12 due to his Grand Rapids engagement. The October session will be the commission's third since its creation by the 1929 legislature, with earlier meetings in Lansing and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
U.P
State Crime Commission
Marquette
Ann Arbor
Brucker
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Power Co. approves rate changes in Belding
Lansing Sept 18 The public utilities commission today authorized Consumers Power to change its electric rates in Belding. The old rates from Spencer Light and Power and Citizens Light dated from the Consumers purchase. The new schedule effective Sept 1 shows some increases and some reductions but generally lowers overall rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
U.P
Public Utilities Commission
Consumers Power Company
Belding
Spencer Light and Power Company
Citizens Light Company
Consumers Company
Power Company
State disclaims responsibility for convicts' crimes
Lansing Sept 1 U P— Responsibility for any crimes by convicts working in highway construction lanes was disclaimed today to Grover C DH man highway commissioner. In a formal statement he stated the responsibility rests with the prison authorities. He referred to the murder of a Kalamazoo woman by an escaped convict from a road crew in Ovid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
U.P
Cnvicts
Grover C
DH Man
Kalamazoo
Murder charges in Wyandotte real estate case declined
Detroit report states murder charges against Tulsh A. Wacid of Wyandotte Mich were at least temporarily refused by Judge Marsch ner as defendants Weed Herbert Sullivan and Cecil Holt face trial for the alleged murder of Arshrose Haelse. Confessions by William Thompson and Taylor Pierce were challenged by defense counsel in the bid to admit them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
UPA
Snani
Tulsh A. Wacid
Wyandotte
Mich
Real
Adulph Marschner
Cieckert
Weed
Herbert Sullivan
Cecil Holt
Arshrose Haelse
Tagsserty
Mareehner
Yank P. Darin
PP. d. M. Haliy
William Thompson
Taylor Pierce
Hagrerty
Darin
Wood
Central State Opens Doors for Freshman Day September 23
Freshman Day at Central State Teacher's College on Monday September 21 marks the formal opening of the 1929 80 college year. Activities include an 8 30 a m welcome meeting an 11 a m group conferences a noon luncheon for new students consultations with faculty at 1 30 p m registration in the gym and 7 30 p m moving pictures in the auditorium. Upper class registration begins Tuesday September 24 with classes starting Wednesday. President B C Warriner predicts enrollment equal to or above last year’s 954 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Teacher's College
Lca.m
Intamige
B.C. Warriner
Local golf trophy first round results steady progress
The first round of the championship flight at the local country club concluded with Frank Theisen defeating Dr. IL Theunissen three and two, H Stickle beating C F Tamb ling one up, Elmer Theisen winning over E L Conrick up and six to go, and Robert Northway overcoming Dr. R A Northway one up on the 19th. Semifinal pairings place F Theisen and Elmer Theisen in one match and H Stickle against Robert Northway in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Theisen
Dr. IL Theunissen
H. Stickle
C. F. Tambling
Elmer Theisen
E. L. Conrick
Robert Northway
Dr. R. A. Northway
F. Theisen
Seven Dead in Violent Storm Sweeps France
Emergency relief workers race to aid victims as violent storms lash France for over a day. At least seven people killed, homes destroyed, trains delayed, communications disrupted. Paris and provinces hit by heavy rain, thunder, hail, and flooding.
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France
Mediterranean
English Channel
Paris
Last entry in Andaste log hints at doomed voyage
The last log entry of the gravel ship Andaste floated ashore at Grand Haven. Capt. A. L. Anderson’s pencil note read I worst stearm I have ever seen. Can t stay up much longer Hope to God we re saved. Coast guardsmen linked the handwriting to Anderson as the ship sank. Fourteen people were recovered. high seas hindered further search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Haven
U.P
A. L. Anderson
A.D. A
Anderson
Andaste
Nieces of Bank Swindler Claim They Were Duped
Amelix and Margaret Jones nieces of Charles D. Waggoner Telluride banker were questioned after telling authorities they unknowingly helped pass envelopes with coded messages to New York They said they did not realize the import of the messages and wanted to repay their uncle The New York banks later transferred 500000 to Chase National Bank recovery is sought.
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NA York
Amelix
Margaret Jones
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Wnemien
Futral
Herbert Graham
U.S
Tuttle
Waggoner
New York
Chase National Bank
Clare County Fair Opens At Harrison
The Clare County Fair began in Harrison with more exhibits than ever under the Clare County Agricultural Society. Asa H. Aldrich directs the educational exhibit and Friday is school day with free admission for students. Trotting races start under the American Trotting association rules as top horses prepare for competition. Clare and Farwell business places close Friday for Clare-Farwell day and the final baseball game of the tournament.
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Clare County
Harrison
O.n
Clare County Agricultural Society
Asa H. Aldrich
American Trotting Association
Clare and Farwell
Wind shifts save Stevenson as forest fire ravages region
Winds turned and fire crews fought back, saving Stevenson Washington as flames neared the town. Ranch homes burned along a ten mile front and other towns suffered losses including Greenleaf hotel and office building. Fires also threatened Escandia Oregon and Santa Paula California before winds cooled the blazes.
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Portland
Ore
Stevenson
Wash
Washington
Columbia River Timber Company
Greenleaf
Ryan-Allen
Carson
Escandla
Santa Paula
Calif
Ventura
Old cannonball found in Summerville hills
A three pound cannonball believed to date from Revolutionary War days was unearthed on McLean Asylum hill in Summerville Massachusetts. Historians think it likely came from the Continental Army ammunition rather than a siege bombardment.
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Summerville
Mass
W.pr
Boston
McLean Asylum Hill
West Number 1 Extends Field To Northwest
West No 1 well four miles north and two miles east of Mt Pleasant in Isabella township struck oil in Dundee sand. Gas pressure reported and flow observed early today. Well paused for tanks, then to be drilled tomorrow. may expand Mt Pleasant field several miles.
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West No. 1
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella Township
Dundee
Central's Music Department To Open Next Week
The State Teachers college music division plans a new year staff with Miss Suzannah McCracken as critic and supervisor, Miss Mildred Bunker in piano, Mr Newell Long directing band and orchestra, Miss Hannah Spencer teaching violin, and Mr Powers handling voice. Enrollment begins Monday. all instructors will be available on campus for consultations.
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The
State Teachers College
Moute
Suzannah McCracken
Iinois Wesleyan University
Cadillac
Mildred Bunker
Washburn College
Kansas
American Conservatory
Chicago
Miss Bunker
Newell Long
Indiana University
North- Western
France
Germany
Long
Hannah Spencer
Powers
Ali Awl
Rebekah Birthday Party Tonight at I O O F Hall
Mt Pleasant Rebekah lodge members with July August or September birthdays are asked to attend a birthday party at the I O O F hall tonight. A pot luck dinner will be served at the regular lodge hour.
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Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Mt Clemens Considers Local Airport Plan
Mt Clemens officials convened a special meeting of the airport committee to lay groundwork for an airport project and to organize a flying club as part of promoting air access for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Clemens
Board of Commerce
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Chas. J. Deland
Solon
Henry
Ford
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Ford Historical Museum
Michigan Infantry Regiment
Jackson
Paul R. Mallon
Crime Commission
Highway Head
Marschner
Gentral State
Frange
Emergency Relief Corps
Clare County Fair
Harrson
Central
Mt. ,Clemens
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