Court Upholds Recount Board in Michigan Gubernatorial Case
The Michigan Supreme Court backs the state canvassing board procedures used in the Sept election recount of Gov Brucker supporters. It orders a fresh count in several precincts, notes public access, and limits rulings on fraud charges while approving counts in Jackson and Missaukee counties. The decision directs correction of tally processes and cautions against improper ballot handling.
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Lansing
W.P
State Board of Election
Alex J. Grosebeck
State Supreme Court
Brucker
Groesbeck
Supreme Court
Jackson County
Missaukee County
County Election Board
Board of
Sue
Misisauwkee
Plates Groesbeck
Two Injured When Car Leaves Road Near Isabella Oil Field
Elmer Cox and Delbert Fortney of Muskegon were injured when their car left M-20 and rolled into a ditch about two o clock this morning. They suffered head lacerations and body bruises and were treated locally. Both remained in Isabella county jail as sheriff's investigators probed the crash. Cox said he had drunk earlier to relieve a toothache. Fortney denied drinking.
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Isabella
Here
Elmer Cox
Delbert Fortney
Muskegon
Gutreck
Isabella County
Fortney
Mt. Pleasant
Muskegon O
Bears Stubborn as Market Dips Narrowly After Late Rally
Wall Street bears persevere as stocks slip with U S Steel dipping to 157 1 4 and rails leads falling. By session close some support emerges but overall indices stay below prior close. Atlantic roads Pennsylvania and Canadian Pacific retreat while grain and cotton futures plunge further.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press
New York
U.P
Bears
Stock Exchange
U. S&s. Steel
Atchison
Southern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Standard of
New Jersey
Richfield
Anaconda
Kennecott
Allied Chemical
Checker
Youngstown
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
Brockway
Last sailing ship Our Son lost in Great Lakes storm
A severe storm sinks the Our Son, last sailing vessel on the Great Lakes, with several lives lost. Capt. Charles H Mohr of the steamer William Nelson reports rescuing the entire Our Son crew thirty miles northeast of Sheboygan. survivors listed as Larsen, Schroeder, Shallent, Peterson, Olsen, Olsen, and Captain Nelson.
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Great Lakes
Our
United Press
Chicago
Nelson
Muske
Genjr Walter Shallent
Milwaukee
Alfred Peterson
Peter Olsen
John Olsen
Fred Nelson
Des Plaines
92nd _ street
South
Grand Traverse Woman Killed in US 10 Crossing Crash
Four people injured at a railway crossing west of Farwell when an Ann Arbor freight train struck their car on US 10. May Stanton 80 died later, with Mrs. Stanton 60 and Jefferson Stanton 34 seriously injured. Calvin Dinger had minor injuries. All from Inland Grand Traverse County. Sheriff said no inquest planned today.
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Farwell
Us-10
Ann Arbor
Stanton
Grand
Traverse County
Sea
Brandstetter ‘Hospital
SH Q
One Arbor
Lake and
Clare County
Brandstetter
Pleasant
May
Detroit
A. Clare
Fame
Edmond Wood
Stantons
Isaac
Driller Injured as Windy Friday Storm Hits Local Area
One man injured and property damage reported as strong winds and rain struck Friday night. D. A. Stainbrook, Luther Drilling Co. employee, was trapped under a metal roofing sheet while working on an engine house roof. Weidman circuit telephone service was knocked out. trees felled near the courthouse and broken glass noted. A heavy mist of sleet and snow accompanied the wind, lowering temperatures. In Washington, Senator Nye called for a congressional probe of the Chicago Board of Trade to explore alleged grain price manipulation affecting farm board credibility.
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D. A. Stainbrook
Luther Drilling Company
Stanbrook
Luther Tool
Weidman
Court House Ark
Washington
U.P
Chicago Board of Trade
Gerald P. Nye
Republican
North Dakota
Nye
Farm Board
McNamara to Play for Detroit B Team Today
Jimmy McNamara a Sacred Heart Academy standout and brother of Thomas McNamara opens a law office here is listed as a 189 pound guard for the University of Detroit B team facing Central State Teachers College this afternoon. He has established himself on the B squad and is bidding for a varsity spot as a sophomore athlete.
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Jimmy” McNamara
Sacred Heart Academy
University of Detroit
Central State Teachers” College
Jimmy
Thomas McNamara
McNamara
Weather forecast for lower Michigan cool with light frost
Detroit Sept 27 forecast calls for generally fair weather with a cool trend tonight and Sunday. Some extreme northern areas may experience light frost on low ground. Readings show Alpena 74/46, Chicago 70/50, Detroit 48/46, Duluth 40/40, Escanaba 64/44, Grand Rapids 76/48, Ludington 46/40, Marquette 68/42, Sault Ste Marie 68/42.
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Detroit
Lower
Michigan
Nortion
Chicaghy
Duluth
Escanaba
Grand Rapids
Ludington
Marquette
Sault Ste. Marie
Infantile Paralysis Alarms Health Officials Across Nation
U S public health service reports 513 new infantile paralysis cases in the week ending September 18, raising the national total to over 4,000. The 1927 peak was 6,000, and officials caution physicians and parents. Early symptoms include head ache fever and serious illness progression with potential permanent disability.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Detroit Mayor seeks help from industry to aid jobless
Detroit on September 27 reports 46,314 jobless registered as Mayor Frank Murphy invites Ford Motor president Edsel Ford and Chrysler head Walter P. Chrysler along with other leaders to a city hall conference to discuss employer actions. Third day of unemployment registration shows 26,902 with 4,149 seeking immediate relief for food and clothing.
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Detroit
U.P
Frank Murphy
Edsel Ford
Ford Motorwar
Walter P. Ghrysler
Murphy
Stands Collapse Injuring 190 At Ohio High School Game
In Columbus on September 27, bleachers at a Central high school versus Cheney high school football game collapsed. About 190 spectators were injured with a woman and a boy in serious condition. The cafeteria became an emergency hospital as ambulances and staff treated victims.
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Columbus
Central High School
Cheney
High School of
Youngstown
Boy Scout Jamboree Postponed to Next Week
The fall Boy Scout jamboree planned for Island Park today and Sunday is postponed to one week from today. More than 400 scouts from nearby towns were expected to attend, with plans to join the dedication of the new Central State Teachers College football field next Saturday at the University of Michigan B game.
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Island Park
Scot
Teachers College
Two Ships Sunk as Wind Lashes Great Lakes
Report from Sept 27 details a Lake Michigan storm that sank the Salvor off Muskegon. Surviving crew of seven aboard Our Son were rescued by Captain Mohr and his William Nelson crew. Four drowned or missing including Tony Winnroske.
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Muskegon
U.P
Coast
Smith
Nadeau
Clarence
Barnett
Tony Winnroske
Detroit
Elmer Lytle
Detour
Mich
Lonnie Olmstead
Lloyd O’génnor
Chicago
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Charles H. Mohr
William Nelson
North Shore
Milwaukee
Irving Anderson
Wisconsin
Fitzgerald
Ida Olmstead
Alice la Plaunt
Edward Wirseroitski
Clement Shurace
Onnie la Plaunt
George Secord
Lloyd O'Conner
Honan Bandit Violence Devastates Over 100 Villages
United Press reports from Peiping describe Honan province ravaged by twelve bandit gangs. Seven thousand killed and many villages looted as bands carry off thousands for ransom. Villagers suffer brutal killings, with hundreds captured in Yuhsein and Mingtsinhsien districts. The violence reflects wartime weakness as civil war drains garrisons.
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United Press
Peiping
Honan
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Yuhsein
China
Mingtsinh
Sien
Mingtsin
Paofenghsien
Hojwever
Nere
Yen. Linghsien
Federal Prohibition Officer Explains Home Wine Allowance
Washington dispatch reports Director Amos W. Woodcock states prohibition forces will not curb home wine production for personal use if the product is non intoxicating. He notes challenges in proving intoxication and that sales are the key evidentiary factor.
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Washington
Sent
U.P
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Woodcock
Quiet state Republican convention names full ticket
The Michigan Republican convention in Grand Rapids endorsed Governor Green’s slate, nominating Howard C. Lawrence for state treasurer, Paul W. Voorhies for attorney general, Phyrank D. Fitzgerald for secretary of state, O. B. Fuller for auditor general, and Henry M. Butzel for the supreme court. Widespread unity was reported, with only Voorhies and Lawrence facing light opposition.
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Claude J. Markle
United Press
Grand
Rapids
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Govi Alex.ii Groesbeck
Wilber M. Brucker
Green
Brucker
Howard C. Lawrence
State Central Committee
Paul W. Voorhies
Wayne County
Phyrank D. Fitzgerald
State Highway Department
Secretary of State
O. B. Fuller
Henry M. Butzel
Justice
the Supreme Court
John M. Dunham
Grand Rapids
Turner
Lafyrence
Voorhies
JdAs
Tuttle Charges Corruption in Tammany Hall
Charles H. Tuttle, Republican governor candidate, attacks Tammany Hall and New York City administration as corrupt. He cites six months of alleged graft by Tammany-linked officials and blames Governor Roosevelt for local conditions. The speech also ignores prohibition as a campaign issue.
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Charles H. Tuttle
New York
Tammany. Hall
Tuttle
Tammany Hall
New York City
U.S
Franklin D. Rosevelt
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Grand -Traverse
Wiiss Mays Stanton
Jimmy McNamara
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Bulletin
By D. ©. Bess
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Okeh
Tammany
Hall
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