Exclusion of Aimee McPherson Urged by British Editorial
A Daily Mail editorial reports Rev Arthur SH Carter of Hounslow seeks the exclusion of Aimee Sampie McPherson as an undesirable. The Home Office is urged to consider her proposed visit to England noting her activities in Los Angeles. The editorial claims evangelical efforts here could be harmed by her presence.
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London
Uia
Aimee Sampie McPherson
Arthur SH. Carter
Daily Mail
Airplane Crash Near Detroit Kills Two Reportedly
An airplane fell shortly after noon today at the eight mile and Lasher Roads near Bedford in Oakland county. Police headquarters received the report. Two persons were reported killed but not confirmed.
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Detroit
Lasher Roads
Bedford
Oakland County
False Alarm Reported at College Drug Store Box
Indignation rose after a false fire alarm near the college drug store at 11 last night. Police suspect two Teachers College students. if convicted they face jail. Local officers vow stricter measures to curb such mischief and discuss deputizing nearby residents to guard the five alarm boxes.
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Teachers College
Auction Sales Tuesday October 2 by A Bernard
A Bernard will sell at his residence 14 miles east of Mt. Pleasant on trunk line M 20 a list comprising horses farm machinery Ford truck and miscellaneous articles. Sale commences at 12 30 oclock. Davis McCall auctioneers. Sale list appeared in issue of Sept 28.
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Bernard
Mt. Pleasant
Davis & McCall
Auction of farm stock and goods near Rosebush set for Oct 10
Alex Cameron will auction horses cattle sheep and farm implements at his residence three miles west and one and a half miles north of Rosebush. Sale begins at 1:00 PM. Davis and McCall, auctioneers, will publish the sale list in Times on Oct 6.
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Alex Cameron
Rosebush
Davis & McCall
Ennocence Esch Auction Of Stock And Implements
Ennocence Esch, reducing farming operations, will sell at his residence located 234 miles north of Deerfield Center or 2% miles south of Beal City or 8 miles west and 11% miles north of Indian School. The sale lists horses cattle hogs and a large assortment of implements and feed. Sale starts at 10:00 AM. Davis and McCall auctioneers Will Schauppner clerk. See sale list in Times October 1.
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Deerfield Center
Beal City
Indian School
Davis& McCall
Will Schauppner
Failure To Get Bondsman Keeps Casey In Jail
Patrick Casey remains in the county jail on a $300 bond after a third offence arrest under Michigan 1927 Act 35. He waived examination in justice court and was bound over to the circuit court. A third misdemeanour arrest becomes a felony if charged as a third offender. If convicted, minimum sentence is four months in a state reformatory.
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Patrick Casey
Casey
Justice Court
Michigan
Hoover Aims to Stress Party Loyalty in New York Speech
President hopeful Herbert Hoover plans a Madison Square Garden address on October 13 to press party patriotism. Advisers say he will emphasize Republican loyalty amid bolting leaders and tie speeches to state Republican groups and the Union League Club, with Senator Vandenberg among the attendees.
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Washington
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Madison Square Garden
New York
Hoover
Republican Party
Union League Club
Vandenberg
Mich
Milwaukee crowds greet Al Smith in record turnout
Milwaukee residents packed the city as Governor Alfred E. Smith closes his western tour with a focus on Prohibition repeal and the Eighteenth Amendment. Reporters described the reception as the largest gathering in Milwaukee's history, signaling strong support for the Democratic candidate.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U.P
Alfred KE. Smith
Army Officer Arrested For Leaving Accident
East Detroit reports Lieutenant Kenneth Matheson Selfridge Field reserve officer was arrested on Gratiot near Town Hall Road Roseville at 3 15 am after chase by Patrolman Lyman Wickhart. Matheson fled the scene of an accident and collided with Dennis Murphy’s motorcycle before being caught and summoned for traffic court October 4.
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East Detroit
Lyman Wickhart
Mast
Detroit
Kenneth Matheson
Selfridge Field
Gratiot Avenue
Missing church treasurer held in Winnipeg
Clinton S. Carnes, missing treasurer of the Home Mission Board of the southern convention at Atlanta, Ga., was held in Winnipeg for American authorities. He admitted his identity, refused to be questioned, and said he would face charges of misappropriating over $1,000,000 in church funds. Carnes arrived unaccompanied and had tried to establish himself in business. extradition was not required. The case, to be prosecuted by former Gov. Clifford Walker, involves an audit by Ernst and Ernst with an estimated $1,000,000 shortage.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Clinton
Carnes
Home Mission Board
Southern Convention
Atlanta
W.P
Glinton
S. Carnes
Clifford Walker
Ernst and Ernst
World record attempt by Brock and Schice takes off
William Brock and Edward Schice, round the world flyers, launched from Lockwood Field at 6 45 a m in a Bellanca with 600 gallons of fuel aiming to break the world sustained flight record.
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San Diego
Calim
U.P
William Brock
I Edward Schice
Lockwell Field
Bellanca
Local gridders crushed in hard-fought football game
Lansing Central's Big Reds routed Mt Pleasant 82 to 0 at Patten Gill Field in Lansing. Harvey scored four touchdowns as Central, aided by Mt Pleasant players ruled ineligible, controlled the game with a strong second half effort and key lineup changes by Coach Spellman.
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Lansing Central
Mt. Pleasant
Pattengill Field
Lansing
Harvey
Central
Spellman
Mt.leasant
L. E. Alexander J
Keast _ J. T. Keller
IL. T. Wart
C. L. G. Florey
L. G. Tank CC
Hursh CG
Balmer
Club Women Head Censored At Soc Club
The Ira D. McLachlan post of the American Legion censured Mrs. John F. Sippel president of the general federation of women's clubs for remarks deemed offensive. The post condemned a phrase linking soldiers with pirates and bandits in a Michigan Federation address. Mrs. Sippel said she did not intend to offend veterans.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ira D. McLachlan
The
American Legion
John F. Sippel
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Michigan Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sippel
Federation
America
Army
Navy
World Series radio network to broadcast opener coast to coast
New York Sept. 29. The first game of the world series at Yankee Stadium will be broadcast coast to coast by two chains the National Broadcasting Company and the Columbia Broadcasting System. Coverage of the first two games begins at 1 46 p.m. EST 15 minutes before game time.
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New York
WUR
Yankee Stadium
National Broadcasting, Company
Columbia Broadcasting System
Kidnap Farm Near Chicago Believed Found
Belief grows that the kidnap farm holding Billy Ranieri for 13 days has been located near Bourbonnais Illinois about 60 miles south of Chicago. Italian occupants, a wife and 10 children, fled toward Canada in a car. The farm links to extortion rings and may aid prosecutors seeking the death penalty under Illinois law. Billy and his father A Frank Ranieri will be taken to the scene for final identification.
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Cilngago
Billy Ranieri
Yeas
Bourbonnais
Chicago
Canada
Bian
Angelo Petitti
Illinois
Billy
A. Frank Ranieri
Nine Injured In Interurban Collision East Of Albion
Nine injured in an interurban collision between Albion and Parma near Albion Friday night. Ralph Peters of Battle Creek was seriously hurt. Railway officials cite overlapping orders as the cause.
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Albion
Jackson
Michigan
Parma
Here
Ralph Peters
Battle Creek
Plan discussed to expand Michigan insane hospital capacity
Lansing Sept 29. State budget director W R Thompson recommends adding 3 000 to 4 000 beds for the insane if current plans are not altered. Possible options include enlarging Pontiac and other hospitals or building a new facility with thousands of rooms to meet a growing population.
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Lansing
Pontiac
New York State
Thompson
Sugar Plant Set to Open in Columbia This Fall
A. J. Gagner reports the local sugar plant is nearly ready to start with first beet loads placed in sheds Tuesday or Wednesday. Beets are expected to sustain operations around October 10, with about 50 000 tons for a 45 to 60 day run. Rainy weather slowed pulling and heavy spring rains reduced acreage, trimming potential to 75 000 tons.
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Columbia Sugar Ca
A. J. Gagner
Gagner
Hoover orders probe into religion in campaign report
Herbert Hoover ordered an investigation into a Virginia letter allegedly from Mrs. Willie W. Caldwell to Mrs. Clara Lyons claiming women must save the United States from Romanization and rum running. Hoover repudiated the claim, calling it contrary to Republican principles and religious tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Willie W. Caldwell
Virginia National Committee
Clara Lyon
Virginia Highlands
United States
Hoover
United Press
Republican’ Party
Republican Party
Pirates Seize British Steamer Anking and Kill Officers
Dispatches from Hong Kong report the British steamer Anking seized by pirates who masked as passengers. Chief Officer Jones and Engineer Thompson were killed and Captain Coleman wounded during a bridge stand as the crew resisted. Pirates fled with 45,000 dollars and seven Chinese passengers kidnapped.
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Hong Kong
China
Jones
Chit
Thompson
Plunkett Coleman
Coleman
Singapore
Hongi Bay
Wanted 50 Men to Go to Work at Dow Chemical Plant
Advertises for 50 workers to report Tuesday morning October 2. See Mr Winslow at the Dow Chemical Plant. 265-266 A
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Mr. Winslow
Dow Chemical Plant
Davison Attacks Smith In Address At Syracuse Today
In Syracuse on September 29, Assistant Secretary of War Davison assailed Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Tammany influence. He labeled the Smith administration burdensome and faulted its economy. He argued prohibition politics show Smith misread the Democratic platform.
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Davison
Smith
Syracuse
W.P
Alfred EB. Smith
Alfred Smith
Houston
Air Mail Pilot Crashes Plane at Grand Rapids Airport
J. L. Rutledge an air mail pilot in a Thompson aero nautical ship crashed at Grand Rapids airport around 6 o clock Friday night while starting a Kalamazoo mail flight. He was uninjured. The local commercial plane continued with the mail.
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Grand Rapids,mich
Thompson Aeronautical Corporation
Grand Rapids
Rutledge
Kalamazoo
Indians Rout Ithaca High in Home Game at Island Park
The Indians defeated Ithaca at Island Park in their only home game of the season. The Chingman brothers carried the ball around end and off tackle for key gains while LaCass joined in scoring drives. J Chingman scored twice and LaCass added points. the Indians led 19-0 at halftime and dominated the second half despite penalties.
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Indians
Ithaca
Island Park
Chingman Brothers
LaCass
Bradley
Shebonga
Elliott Francis
Chapman
McGowan
Altho
Carrier
J. Chingman
Chingman Brother
Chingman
Rathay Ragged
Sudden Death Claims Miss Etta Brinda
Miss Etta Brinda died early today at her East High Street home from a cerebral hemorrhage. Friends recalled a pleasant social evening before her collapse as funeral services were held this afternoon and the body sent to St Louis for burial. her sister Miss Anna Brinda and a Chicago brother were notified.
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Etta Brinda
East High Street
Miss Brinda
Anna Brinda
St. Louis
Chicago
Three Chicago residents arrested in alleged insurance theft scheme
Three former Chicago residents were arrested last night on charges tied to a grand theft insurance fraud scheme. The group allegedly shipped goods from Chicago to California with forged documents and heavy coverage, then burned the items. An anonymous call warning "You are being bunkered" spurred police to probe the broker and the broader operation.
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Los
Aingeles
Santidb
Sformer
Chicago
Mj Kjehfiah
Nia
B. Witlett
B. Witlett Hine Onan A Ben Pithy ‘Forrh di Morizee
Ma Twa
Persia
Ford
California
Wales and George TM Arrive in Mombasa
The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Gloucester arrived in Mombasa on the Malwa for a goodwill tour of British Africa colonies. They were welcomed at Kilindini harbor as Sir Edward Grigg, Kenya governor, sent a wireless greeting. They will stay two days at Government House with a ball and garden party planned.
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Mombasa
Kenya
East Africa
Prince of Wales
Duke ‘of Gloucester
Malwa
Duke of Gloucester
Africa
Yyera
Kilindini
Edward Grigg
Grigg
Indians Triumph 25 to 0 in Season Opener
J Chingman handed off for a first down and J Shingman spun through later in the game before leaving with a severe elbow injury. E Chingman tallied the fourth touchdown after several scenic runs, try for point failed as the Indians rolled to a 25 0 victory. Starting linemen included L E Bradley Couture Francis Weieatv and others with several substitutes listed.
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J. Chingman
J. Shingman
E. Chingman
Indians
L. E. Bradley
L. &. Couture
L. G. Francis
C. Weieatv
Sub
Mackety
R G. Chapiian
Sub. LaPoint
R. Ty Shebonga
Cardinal
R. Seitz
Aukaroo
F. B. LuCass
J. Guing
Man
LaBurge
He A. Me
Gowan
Eos
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Bondsman
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Babe
William
G Gréatrex
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Greatrex
Toronto
Ont
Greatre
Phato
Alphonse Viemmick
Pennsylvania
Inset
Cory
Soc
Ranieri
Tyne
Wales
George
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