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Mount Pleasant Daily Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1930

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German Crisis Grows As Hitler Threatens Dictatorship

Berlin reports indicate the Reichstag crisis deepens as Hitler vows constitutional change and possible dictatorship if the Nazi faction gains power. Bruening’s cabinet faces pressure with center party support seen as pivotal amid stalled majority bids and fears of constitutional upheaval.

Frederick Kuh United Berlin U.R Leipzig Adolph Hitler Heinrich Bruening Reichstag Bruening Korrespondenz Kraus Hitler Stock Exchange Folks Party Socialist Party

Consumer urged to buy basics to aid business recovery

Secretary Lamont tells United Press the average person should keep buying essential goods to help retail trade and sustain employment. He says signs show the downturn may be halted and urges both workers and managers to uphold consumer demand amid the uncertain outlook.

United Press Commerce Lamont Raymond Clapper Washington U.R Robert P. Lamont United Press Today Lamont

Ford reliability air tour lands in Cincinnati

Seventeen Ford planes joined Harry L. Russell as the reliability tour began in Terre Haute and reached Lunken Field in Cincinnati at 12 20 p m The group will spend the night there before continuing to Detroit tomorrow for the return leg of the tour.

Cincinnati Lunken Terre Haute Ind Harry L. Russell Russell Detroit

List of 31 gangsters leads to Capone memo found

Chicago officials recovered a confidential memorandum in room 204 at the Carlton hotel naming 31 suspected gangsters eligible for vagrancy warrants and detailing arrest officers. A copy appeared at the Carlton, with Tony Tagenti claiming the slip was a mystery and blaming no one.

Chicago U.P Scarface al Capone Carlton Hotel John Ryan John Norton Ryan Norton William Balewick Cony Tony ‘Tagenti Tagenti

Central State Teachers college hosts largest social crowd

The Central State Teachers college faculty hosted 93 members and 1087 fall term students at a large gymnasium social. President Warriner and Dean Rowan led the receiving lines, with Paul Sutton and Hannah Spencer performing between a brief program and grand march. Charles Robinson orchestra supplied music.

Central State Teachers College E. C. Warriner Bertha M. Rowan Paul Sutton Central Lake Hannah Spencer Alma

Richardson Funeral Set for Sunday in Winn Church

The funeral of Charles Albert Richardson will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m in Winn Methodist church. The Masons will have charge of the service. Richardson died Thursday in Jackson and his body was brought to Stinson chapel for burial plans.

Charles Albert Richardson Winn Methodist Church Masons Richardson Jackson Stinson Chapel

Weather forecast for Lower Michigan shows showers and cooler temps

The Detroit weather forecast for Lower Michigan calls for showers tonight and Saturday with cooler conditions. Expect mostly cloudy skies, possible showers in extreme north, and fresh to strong northwest winds. Readings include Alpena 62 68, Chicago 68, Detroit 70 68, Marquette 50.

Detroit U.P Michigan Chicago Duluth Escanaba Grand. Rapids Ludington Marquette

New York Republicans Move to Repeal Prohibition Plank

The New York State Republican convention adopted a repeal planks calling for ending the 18th amendment. Charles H. Tuttle was named as gubernatorial candidate as the party shifts toward a wet platform. Dry faction threatens a third party split.

Hall Albany N.Y Republican’ Party of New York State Charles H. Tuttle United States New York U.P Republian United Sates William M. Caldex Drys Tuttle New York Republican Party N. Y Resolutions Committee U. S New York City James W. Wadsworth

Lumberjack Confesses Bombing of Grandview Hospital

Louis Kramer, a lumberjack, admitted tossing an explosive into Grandview hospital in mid September. Police say the attack endangered 75 patients and caused about 2000 in damage as Kramer cited a grudge against Dr. George Johns, a former hospital staff member.

Ironwood Mid Grandview Hospital Louis Kramer George Johns

France Would Award Kellogg Peace Prize

Paris reports that Frank B. Kellogg and Aristide Briand’s peace plan is a candidacy for the 1980 Nobel Peace Prize. France notes the prize has not been awarded since 1927 and names Kellogg, Jane Addams, and the Swedish pacifist Lindhagen as the three candidates under consideration.

Paris U.p—Trance Frank B. Kellogg M. Aristide Briand M. Briand Gustave Stressmann France Mr. Kellogg Jane Addams Lindhagei

Mammoth 75000 Barrel Gusher Strikes Oklahoma Farm

A 75000 barrel oil gusher was brought in on the Hurt farm near Selly oil field in Oklahoma. The well flowed 3115 barrels in the first hour and 5717 barrels in an hour and 42 minutes, promising immense royalties for John Hurt his wife and two daughters as they face drought and crop failures.

Oklhoma City Okla U.P T. B. She Companies John Hurt Hurt

Mt. Pleasant Indians Edge Clare In Low-Scoring Tilt

Mt. Pleasant took a 6 to 0 victory over Clare as Wabegisik sparkled with multiple long runs and Howard scored early on a 15 yard run. Clare twice reached the Indians’ 2 yard line but were thwarted by stout Mt. Pleasant defense in a muddy fairgrounds game.

Mt. Pleasant Clare R - Wabegisik Bauer Webegisik Indians Howard Comer Clare Weasan la Jones McKinnon Howard Fb Comet Potter Mt. Pleasantumpyre Henderson Steehead Hnesman Wright

World Series to Start October 1 in Philadelphia

The World Series opener is set for October 1 in Philadelphia at 1 30 p m Eastern Time. The series will begin in Philadelphia with a 1 30 p m start and in St Louis at 1 30 p m Central Time if the Cardinals clinch the pennant.

Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Cardinals Kenesaw M. Landis

New Drilling Centers Around Leaton and Clare County

Oil developments this week focus on Leaton and Clare counties with six permits issued. Two Leaton wells include Leonard Petroleum’s Wezensky No 1 in Denver Township and Epple No 3 in Section 30, Denver. Henry Brown will operate McKay No 1 in Grant Township. Ohio Producing and Refining Co. operates Weidman No 8 in Chippewa. A small gas show occurred in the Gibson Johnson Brophy well north of the Cole wells, with Dundee oil.

Chippewa and Greendale Township Leaton Clare County Chippewa Township Isabella Leonard Petroleum’ Company Wezensky Denver Township Denver Seaton Ohio Producings and ‘Refining Company McKay Section 6 Grant Township Henry Brown Ohio Producing and Refining Company Chippewa Gibson-Johnson

Injuries Change Local Lineup For Mt Pleasant Game

Injuries alter Mt Pleasant high school lineup as veteran Jack Brewster returns from early season jinx and Frank Whaley suffers a broken collarbone. Brewster may play against Lansing Central, while others adjust positions. Cadillac tie boosts confidence amid strong Lansing Central test.

Jack Brewster Gridman Frank Whaley Whaley Brewster Lansing Central Rewster Lansing Osborn Mbt Pisasant Capitol

Aviatrix Amelia Earhart Hurt in Norfolk Plane Crash

Amelia Earhart, noted trans Atlantic pilot, sustained a head cut and minor scrapes when her plane crashed on landing at Hampton Roads naval air station. The aircraft was badly damaged. She traveled to Norfolk to speak at the Norfolk Portsmouth traffic club event.

Norfolk

Severe Storm Strikes Territory This Morning

A severe storm swept the territory with heavy rain and lightning, causing a temporary power outage and breaking a plate glass window at the Battle Service garage. Beets shipments to Columbia Sugar Refinery delayed by wet fields and mud. No major damage reported near the area. Consumers Power notes damage at a distance.

Consumers Power Company Columbia Battle Service North Court Street

Baby Dies After Swallowing Open Pin tragedy

Wesley McCoy Lantz ten month old, son of Mr and Mrs H J Lantz of 51 South Main Street, Bay City, died after an operation to remove an open safety pin swallowed Tuesday while in his crib. Funeral services were held at his grandmother Mrs Annie Kitchen's home in Freeland with Rev G C Mackenzie officiating. He is survived by his parents and two sisters.

Wesley McCoy Lantz H. J. Lantz South Main Street Samaritan Hospital Bay City Annie Kitchen Freeland Michigan GC. W. Mackenzie Mt. Pleasant

Bearcats Ready for Season Opener Against Detroit “B” Team

The Bearcats hold light practice ahead of the season opener tomorrow afternoon against the University of Detroit B team. Coach Nowack plans to test his squad with a mix of veterans and sophomores, aiming to determine the strongest lineup as he patterns substitutions and evaluates key players like Sweeney Lauer Reed Wood and Killoran.

Bearcats University of Detroit Motor City Husky Dade Invaders Aclon Nowack Doc” Sweeney George Lauer Arlie Reed L. E. Wood Mt. Pleasant Sowle Johnston Brown City Xkilloran Lansing Paul Pidgeon Burke Imlay City Mannisto Crystal Falls Janik Fordson Neteran Habkirk Johnson Kniffen Shouse Graybiel Swenson Blood Miller Xydlief Worl Ake Hubel Slota Kettler Green Malcolmson

Governor Urges State GOP To Back Brucker At Convention

Grand Rapids September 26 The Republican state convention nominated the full slate favored by the Brucker Green factions. Attorney general candidate Paul W Voorhies and treasurer candidate Howard Lawrence won after a roll call challenge. O B Fuller, Frank D Fitzgerald and Judge Henry M Butzel received acclamations for auditor general secretary of state and supreme court judge.

Grand Rapids U.R Brucker-Green Howard Lawrence State Central Committee Paul ‘W. Voorhies O. 'B. Fuller Frank D. Fitzgerald Supreme Court Claude J. Markle United Press Grand. Rapids URPK Michigan Wilber M. Brucker Alex J. Groesbeck Fred W. Green Seines Brucker Green Groesbeck O. L. Smith Smith Paul M. Voorhies A QO. B. Foller A. Henry M. Butzel Butzel Fuller Fitzgerald Greta Win. F. Turner Morley Hoyt Woodman Voorhies Coma “Seumizuld

Eucharist Congress Closes in Omaha After Week of Devotions

In Omaha Nebraska thousands of Catholic worshippers dispersing to distant dioceses end a week of devotion tied to the National Eucharistic Congress. The event concluded with a benediction by the apostolic delegate Rev Fumas oni-Biondi despite rain as worshippers knelt on soaked grass around St. Cecelia's cathedral.

Omaha Neb Fumasoni-Biondi Pius XI St. Cecelia's Cathedral

Sale Of Pure Bred Sires Runs High

Dairy sires from the Ann Arbor special train drew heavy sales as reserve bulls were brought from Lansing for stops at Isabella and Clare. Four bulls sold at Isabella, three at Clare, with further stops planned at Shepherd Alma Ithaca and Ashley. State dairy specialists spoke as the train, run with Michigan State College agricultural department and Ann Arbor railway company, toured.

Ann Arbor Lansing Isabella Clare Shepherd Alma Ithaca Ashley Saturay Michigan State College Agricultural Department Ann Arbor Railway Company

Leaders Stage After Drives as Bears Press Market

New York stock actions saw a broad bear attack with motors hit hard and U S Steel dropping to a new low. News of possible dividend cuts and softer earnings weighed on markets while late buying partly recovered some losses. Grain and cotton also fell with time money and loan reports adding to the dour tone.

Elmer Walzer ‘United ,Press. Financial New York U.P Motors Bears U.S. Steel

Ethel Barrymore Colt Debuts in Scarlet Sister Mary

Ethel Barrymore Colt, daughter of Ethel Barrymore, made her stage debut in Columbus playing a minor role in Scarlet Sister Mary. She spoke only a few lines yet drew an ovation despite critics noting her subdued delivery diminished the dialogue’s effect.

Columbus U.P Ethel Barrymore Colt Ethel’ Barrymore Miss Colt

Michigan Republicans rally behind Brucker for governor

Governor Green urged Michigan Republicans to back Attorney General Wilber M. Brucker for governor despite ongoing legal battles led by Alex J. Groesbeck. The convention opened with pro Brucker forces in control and Groesbeck’s role uncertain as candidates for five state offices were chosen. Voorhies emerged as likely attorney general candidate with Green and Brucker’s backing.

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