Central State Teachers College Names 16 New Instructors
Sixteen new instructors join Central State Teachers College this fall with ten outgoing or on leave. Music sees the largest shifts with three leaving and three new hires. New staff include Miss Lucille Baker in art and industrial art teaching, Dr. Milton B. Jenson in education psychology, and Miss Anna M. Barnard taking leave for Europe with Miss Rachel Loughridee as acting department head. New appointments also affect mathematics, piano, and concert music instruction amid several resignations and returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central State Teachers College
Lucille Baker
Lydia B. Sherritt
Department of Education
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Virginia
Jenson
Leland Stanford University
New Mexico Normal University
Stanford
Anna M. Barnard
Europe
Rachel Loughridee
Rosamond Burgi
Burgi
University of Chicago
Butler University
Judson W. Foust
Miss Bunker
Washburn College
American Conservatory of Music
Susannah McCracken
Genevieve Hayes
Miss McCracken
Windis Wesleyan University
Soy
Cadillac
Newell I Long
Mr. Long
University of Indiana
E. J. Merrill
Central State
Seave
Merrill
University of Michian
Rush Order for Kilgen Organ for The Miracle Opening
Two hundred workers at George Kilgen and Sons in St Louis rush a $20,000 three manual organ to complete in two weeks. The instrument, ordered Sept 14 by Morris Gest, must be shipped to Detroit for the Oct 5 opening of The Miracle, then dismantled and shipped to Milwaukee for The Axiad? performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
U.P
Detroit
George Kilgen and Sons
Organ Builders of
Kilgen
Morris Gest
Kkilgen
Alilwaukes
Heavy Hearts As English Troopers Leave Wiesbaden
Wiesbaden reports pain as English troops depart after three years in the city. Many romances formed. authorities discouraged marriages on duty. Fifty two soldiers will return to England with German wives. Inflation once made life lavish for the occupying force.
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Wiesbaden
W.P
Germany
Gretchen
England
Tommy
Bratton sights air travel regulation in new bill
Senator Sam Bratton of New Mexico frames legislation to place air transportation fares safety devices and schedules under the Interstate Commerce Commission. The idea has gained wide Senate favor despite air-minded opposition with Republicans planning a later tariff debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
U.P
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sam G. Bratton
New Mexico
Senate
Bingham
Connecticut
France
Bratton
Western Farm Bloc
Hiram Johnson
California
Judiciary Committee
Carroll Gigiotli
Immigrants Legal Aids Society
Deenen
Ilinois
Shearer Naval Propaganda
Senate Naval Affairs Subcommittee
Legally Dead Declared in Rossville Family Estate
George Habel, age unknown, is declared legally dead after 25 years of silence. His brothers and sisters petitioned to benefit from a will, and his estate share will be divided equally among surviving siblings.
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Rossville
U.P
George Habel
Habel
Balloon Crew Rescues Four Aboard Hovering Over Lake Erie
In Toledo on September 12 a balloon carrying four Detroit men and crewmen was saved from a lake plunge by the Helene yacht. Captain L N Lockwood maneuvered to hoist the basket, towline applied, and the craft towed to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Detroit
Lake Erie
Helene
C. 0. Miniger
Electric Auto-Lite Company
George W. Lagalley
H. W. Habermas
J. A. Smith
Roger K. Lee
Merger Plans To Create Sixth Largest U S Steel Firm
Cleveland Sept 19 The merger of M A Hanna Weirton Steel and Great Lakes Steel plans a holding company under Delaware charter to form the sixth largest steel producer. George R Fink will be president of the new combine with E T Weir as chairman and George M Humphrey to chair the executive committee. Each company to keep its identity while stock is exchanged for common shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
W.P
M. A. Hanna
Cleveland
Weirton Steel Company
Weirton
W. Va
Great Lakes Steel Corpotation
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Foruce
George R. Fink
Great Lakes Company
Willecome
E. T. Weir
George M. Humphrey
Hanne Concern
Police Seek Beatrice Adams Missing Near Butte Montana
police search for Beatrice Adams an 18 year old from Jonia Michigan who disappeared after joining a Wisconsin dancing party near Whitehall and meeting the Adams in Butte authorities have not found a trace. Her parents Mr and Mrs Charities Adams traveling from Michigan to Seattle urged drivers to report any clues as they investigate the Wisconsin party and car license number.
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Butte
Mont
Beatrice Adams
Jonia
Whitehall
Beatrice
Wisconsin
Charities Adams
Michigan
Seattle
Bernice Adams
Sizally
Adams
Griffen Steamer Damaged By Heavy Storm At White Pier
Sault Ste. Marie reports the Wolverine Steamship Company steamer Griffen battered by a heavy storm near White Pier. Crews repaired hull damage at Brad’s Pier after a risky attempt to reach Barua for a lead fame der. Damage estimated over $17,000.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Wolverine Steamebin Company
Griffen
Brads
J. PB. Gallovher
Barua
Miss Bessie Dennis Sends Herself a License to Wed
Miss Bessie M. Dennis Worcester assistant city clerk issued a marriage license to herself. She plans to marry George H. Hill 50 former Chief of Police and now manager of the Worcester Safety Council. Hill is twice a widower.
Michigan Insurance Firm Sold to Ohio Life Co
The Grange Life Insurance company of Lansings, Michigan, will be dropped, its offices moved to Cincinnati, and M. P. Hull will lead the Ohio agency. Ohio Life Insurance Company buys Grange with $4,000,000 assets and Michigan firm totaling $26,000,000 in policy in force. Ohio's total insurance in force rises to about $76,000,000. Grange had about $3,600,000 in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
U.P
Grange Life Insurance Company
Lansings
Mich
Ohio Life Insurance Company
Cincinati
The
Grange
M. P. Hull
Michigan
Ohio Company
Grange Company
Michigan Company
Eamine
Michigan Real Estate Group Holds Fifteenth Convention
The Michigan Real Estate Association meets in St Joseph for a three day convention. James Sheridan explains title insurance value and need. James Hazen cites the amended real estate license law effective August 29. Congressman Joseph Hooper to speak at closing banquet. Tomorrow elects new officers and selects 1930 meeting city with Detroit favored for presidency.
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ST. Joseph
Michigan Real Estate Association
James RB. Sheridan
Detroit
James P. Hazen
Lansing
Michigan Securities Commission
Joseph N. Hooper
Third
L. G. Palmer
Fate of Wood and Associates Rests With Jury
In Detroit on Sept 19 A2 Ralph Wood of Wyandotte Michigan real estate dealer his partner Herbert Sullivan and Cecil Holt stand trial for the January 9 murder of Ambrose Haggerty. The defense sought a directed verdict of not guilty while the state contends a frame up and presents witnesses. The jury will hear the case after Judge Adolph Marschner denied the motion and the court recessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ralph Wood
Wyandotte
Mich
Herbert Sullivan
Cecil Holt
Ambrose Haggerty
Adolph Marschner
Marschner
Hiaggerty
Wood
Grace M. Wood
Siealer
Burt Chandler
Wiliam Thompson
Taylor Pierce
Haggerty
Chandler
Frank Durin
Michigan
William McPherson
Pierre
Thompson
McPherson
Isolt
B. J. Hally
Royal approval on bow tie with morning coat
London Sept 19 Royal approval has been given to the rare practice of wearing a bow tie with a morning coat. The King appeared at church in this style, which the Prince of Wales has recently adopted, noting the King had not worn a bow tie in years except on formal evenings.
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London
U.P
Prince of Wales
South African Witch Doctors Form Trade Union
Witch doctors in South Africa plan a union named Dingaka to regulate practice and fees. The inaugural meeting was held in a Transvaal town public hall with four European medical men in attendance.
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Cape Town
U.P
Witch Doctors
South Africa
Transvaal
Canada lures visitors with ale fishing and resorts
Canada drew more United States visitors than ever after trade and resort inducements. Immigration figures for the year ending June 30 show 9 637 211 people crossed the border at Buffalo and Niagara Falls, an increase of 885 000 over the prior period.
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Buffalo
Canada
United States
Niagara Falls
Non Stop Flight To Tokio Postponed To Spring
In Burbank California on September 19 the planned non stop Tacoma to Tokio flight by Lieut Harold Bromley was postponed until spring after a Lockheed ship built for him was wrecked on a test flight. Co pilot Lieut Herbert Fahy suffered a fractured arm and serious cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif
Harold Bromley
Tacoma
Wash
Tokio
Japan
Herbert Fahy
Lieut
Bromley
Lockheed Manthere
Fahy
Aircraft Company
TB Study At Conference On Tuberculosis
Grand Rapids Sept 19 300 public health workers heard reports at the Mississippi valley conference on tuberculosis. Dr A A Pleyte Milwaukee reported 23 of 211 adolescent girls examined had suspicious TB cases. Dr E T Chadwick Detroit outlined lung gland TB detection in children. Dr F P McPhedran Philadelphia demonstrated X ray shadowgraph methods. Open air schools were praised for preventing TB in youths.
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Grand Rapids
U.P
Midwest
A. A. Pleyte
Milwaukee
E. T. Chadwick
Detroit
Massachusetts
FP. M. McPhedran
Philadelphia
George Berkaw
Detroi
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Grand Rarids Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Mississippi Valley Sanitarium Association
Michigan Football Player Injured In Fall
In Ypsilanti on September 19 Harry Pullen of Belleville a member of the Michigan Wolverines fell twenty feet from a broken board on a roof at the Detroit Reduction plant. He was taken to St Joseph Mercy hospital in Ann Arbor for treatment.
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Ypsilanti
N.p
Michigan
French Landing
Harry Pullen
Belleville
Wolverine
Detroit Reduction Company
Pullen
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Ann Ayber
Ford era Old Brick school to host Nelson as teacher
Detroit news reports HP Iarl S Nelson former Kad Axe and Henry Ford Trade School instructor will teach in the Old Red Brick school Ford attended. Thirty two pupils from Dearborn Grammar will ride Ford buses, with only modern textbooks and teaching methods added.
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Detroit
Iarl S. Nelson
Kad Axe
Henry Ford Trade School
Henry Ford
Ford
Ford Mseum
Dearborn
Primary money divided among Isabella county schools
County Clerk Perry I. Thompson announced the allocation of 107 623 50 in primary school funds for Isabella county. Mt Pleasant leads with 22 717 90 for 1447 pupils and Cog township follows with 9 204 40 for 592 students.
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Isabella County
Perry I. Thompson
Mt. Pleasant
Cog Township
Broomfield
Chippewa
Coldwater
Deerfield
Denver
Fremont
Gilmore
Ysabella
Lincoln
Nottawa
Rolland
Sherman
Union
Vernon
Wise
Noctovisor aids fog navigation by John Baird
London reports John Baird, inventor of television, demonstrated the Noctovisor. The instrument locates a ship’s masthead through dense fog by detecting a distant motorheadlight, confirming accurate distance and position. Baird says the device can be used on any ship in thick fog.
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London
John K. Baird
Baird
St Louis Horse Show to Feature 500 Entries
The St Louis National Horse Show opens October 12 and runs to October 30 with $35000 in prizes. More than 500 equestrian names are expected to enter as the event teams with the National Daily Show. An arena larger than Madison Square Garden is being prepared to house the show and attract about 300000 visitors.
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ST. Louis
U.R
Madison Square Garden
New York
Fertile Potato Patch Promises 5000 Bushels in New York
In Batavia New York Roy Porter and Harry Bonney leading potato growers anticipate a remarkable yield of 5000 bushels from an eight acre plot in the Elba mucklands. The fertile area has been staked for re checking with agricultural associations and serves as a show place for visiting farmers.
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Batavia
N. Y
U.R
Roy Porter
Harry Bonney
Elba
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Commerce Body
Paul R. Mallon
Ventura County
Oil District
Oregon
Torea
Michigan Insurance Concern
Ohio Life Co
Royal Aproval
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