Goodrich to Lead U P News Coverage on National Air Tour
Frederic H. Goodrich former Mt. Pleasant publisher becomes official United Press correspondent for the fifth annual National Air Tour. The 16 day, 22 state flight covers about 4850 miles with 50 planes expected. Public itinerary lists multiple cities from Detroit area to Atlanta and Chicago with overnight stops and noon arrivals.
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Frederic H. Goodrich
Mt. Pleasant
Goodrich Publications, Inc
Michigan
Lansing Capital News
Dale “Red’” Jackson
Forest “Obie” O'Brine
J. CC. Kelley
George Haldeman
Alfred Hagenberger
Lester Maitland
San Francisco
Honolulu
Ford ’ Airport
Dearborn
Mich
Windsor
Toronto
Ottawa
Portland
Springfield
Mass
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Richmond
Winston, Salem
N. C
Greenville
S. C
Augusta
Gap
Jacksonville
Fla
Macon
Atlan
Local officers seize mash as prohibition law debate erupts
The Mt. Pleasant police seized over 120 gallons of mash after Friday's arrest, signaling a major booze distribution find. Michigan readers debate enforcement tactics while two Lansing women face sentences under the Cuthbertson act for selling liquor.
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Mt. Pleasant
Lansing
Detroit House of Correction
Sheriff’s Department
Michigan
Sybil Cotes
Mellon says opportunities 10 times better for youth
Andrew Mellon, one of the nation’s richest men and Secretary of the Treasury, argues opportunities today are far greater than in the past. He compares the rise from poverty to wealth and insists the path to better things is wider now, despite obstacles.
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Packard
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellen
Hurricane Nears Florida Coast Forecast Hit Tonight
United Press reports a tropical hurricane bearing down on southeast Florida. Weather officials warned the storm could strike between Miami and Jupiter late tonight or early tomorrow as forecasters track its westward, intensifying approach from the Bahamas.
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United Press
Florida
Washington Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Miami
Fla
U.R
Honectown
Nut
Washington
U.P
Nassau
Juniter
United States Weather Bureau
Bahamas
Col gradg backs Telluride banker against New York banks
Colorado joins Charles D. Waggoner in resisting New York banks seeking to recover funds from a swindle. Attorney General Isbert F. Winbourn vows to fight to the end, denying any intent to compound a felony. Waggoner contends he would be held responsible if coerced to sign a note.
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Denver
Colo
U.P
Colorado
Charles D. Waggoner
Telluride
New York
Isbert F. Winbourn
Waggoner
Ian
Congress Today Senate Debates Tariff Provisions and committee Hearings
The Senate continues debate on flexible tariff provisions. Subcommittee hearings proceed on Dill Shearer and the farm board qualifications. The foreign relations panel meets in executive session to hear the secretary of state's Cuba report. The agricultural committee resumes hearings as farm board qualification questions persist. Mouse remains in recess until tomorrow.
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Congress
United Press Senate
Shearer
Foreign Relations
Secretary of State
Cuba
Farm Board
Fire In Milford Destroys Four Businesses
Fire of undetermined origin swept Milford's business section last night requiring help from Pontiac. Damage was estimated at 50 000 dollars and for a time the village safety was threatened. Four business houses were destroyed and two firefighters endangered when a roof exploded.
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Milford
U.P
Pontiac
Secret British Document and Lobbying Inquiries Reported
The Shearer committee enters day five of its naval inquiry into a forged British document claimed to quote former Prime Minister Lloyd George. Promoters allegedly use covert channels to influence senators and congressmen, taking money from clients who never meet the public figures. The probe may widen to general lobbying and could reach the Senate next week with calls from Caraway LaFollette and Garner.
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United Press
Washington
U.P
Shearer Committee
William B. Shearer
Sverkens
Senate
Caraway
Arkansas
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Rep
Garner
House
Holland Civic Players Form in Holland Community
The Chicago Players have formed the Holland Civic Players in an executive meeting here last week. The new organization will be backed by three prominent Holland clubs and aims to present city productions this fall and winter.
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Holland
Chicago Players
Holland Civic Players
Loop Hole In Liquor Law May Free Violators
A dozen liquor law violators in Grand Rapids faces may be freed as the Cuthbertson act lacks a required saying clause. Attorneys Wetmore and Bagley filed a motion to dismiss charges against Floyd and Mary Lowell, while Prosecutor Jonkman contends the issue is settled as the law under which arrests were made may no longer exist.
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Grand Rapids
Cuthbertson
Wetmore and Bagley
Hart, Mich
Ditmiseal
Floyd
Mary Lowell
Forest Ridge Park
Bartell Jonkman
Lansing and Detroit Banks Plan Merger
Plans for a merger of Capital National Bank of Lansing with Guardian Detroit and Union Commerce groups were agreed. R E Olds, Capital National president, said the merger will be on a stock exchange basis and keep Capital National’s name and policy.
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Lansing
U.P
Capital National Bank of Lansing
Guardian, Detroit
Union Commerce Group
R. E.olds
Capital National
Stock Exchange
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Olds
Capital National Bank
Guardian Group
R. E. Olds Company
Court Ends Case Against House of David in Final Decree
The Michigan Supreme Court enjoined the House of David from teaching and practicing immorality as part of its ritual and dissolved the receivership, returning holdings to officials. The decree leaves property disputes to be settled in Berrien County circuit court.
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Lanseng
House of David
State Supreme Court
Benjamin Purnell
H. T. De‘yhirst
Mary
Berrien County
Stage Driver Hiram Smith Dies at 94 in Vandalia
Vandalia Sept 25 Hiram Smith aged 94 longtime stage driver on early Detroit Chicago routes died at his home after several weeks illness. One of Cass counties oldest residents he remained active driving his own car until his death. Born 1835 in Tennessee County New York he spent most of his life in Cass County.
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Vandalia
Hiram
Smith
Detroit
Chicago
Cass County
Tennessee County
New York
Woman Embezzler Faces Charge As Hotel Cashier Case
Edith Hill a Morton hotel cashier admitted taking several thousand dollars from the hotel over 15 months. Russell Hall a 24 year old taxi driver who says he bought his car with part of the funds will face charges of receiving stolen property. Mill, mother of two, says she gave Hall a car and invested about 500 in a lot but cannot account for the rest.
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Grand Rapids
U.P
Russell Hall
Edith Hill
Morton Hotel
Bartell Jonkan
Mill
Hall
Central State Teachers college reports 907 enrollment
Freshman class totals over 360 and overall enrollment at Central State Teachers College reaches 907 this morning per registrar C. C G. Barnes. Late arrivals may raise the figure. class sorting not yet complete. President E. C. Warriner notes a surge in male students, about 40 percent higher than last year.
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Central State Teachers College
C. C G. Barnes
Pres. E. C. Warriner
Lindbergh Pilots Plane Thru Storm Northeast of Georgetown
Urging messages from the Lindbergh plane say Col. Charles A. Lindbergh successfully piloted his passenger craft through a series of squalls northeast of Georgetown British Guiana while en route to Port of Spain Trinidad.
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Miami
Pla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Georgetown
British Guiana
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Lindbergh
Pan- American Airways
Indians Hope For Comeback Versus Shepherd After Lopsided Loss
Mt. Pleasant Indian team, rebounding from a 64 to 0 defeat by Bay City Central, faces Shepherd at Island Park Thursday afternoon. Coach Bauer must rebuild with younger players as veterans depart for Haskell Institute. The schedule includes trips to Midland Alma Ithaca Gladwin Owosso and Greenville through November.
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Bay City Central
Mt. Pleasant Indians
Shepherd
Island Park
Bay City
Redskins
Fettermen
Couture
Waukazzoo
Francis
J. Chingman
Bauer
Speer
E. Chingman
LaCass
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kan
Industrial Campaign For Canadian Border District
Seven border municipalities back an active industrial push for the entire metro area on the Canadian border. They plan to buy factory sites as a joint civic effort with districts pledging to share costs beyond their borders. The plan may appear on upcoming municipal election ballots.
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Windsor
Dow Chemical to Split Up Stock Four for One
Dow Chemical to increase authorized shares from 200 000 to 1 060 000 with a four for one stock split. Each existing share will receive four additional non par value shares. Only 120 000 non par shares sold. Current price 540 per share. new stock expected at 80.
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Midland
Dow Chemical Company
Mt Pleasant High School Seniors Elect Leaders
The Mt Pleasant High School senior class elected officers for the year. Wilbur Pierpont is president Floyd Perris vice president Maxine Bird secretary Louis Deeter treasurer Robert McIntyre business manager Miss Franksen adviser L C Wendt class adviser.
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Mt. Pleasant High School
Wilbur Pierpont
Floyd Perris
Maxine Bird
Louis Deeter
Robert McIntyre
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