Search Fails to Find Long Overdue Boat North Shore
Coast guard crews abandon hope for rescuing six aboard the fruit packet North Shore after wreckage and bodies are found along the Michigan shore between South Haven and St. Joseph. Captain Erwin Anderson, his bride of two weeks, and four crewmen were aboard when the North Shore sank about 80 miles off Racine during a Friday storm. The hunt by air and sea ends with grim expectation as battered crates drift near the shore and coast guards close the case on the first winter gale to strike lake Michigan.
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ST. Joseph
Mid
U.R
North Shore
South Haven
W.E. Preston
Grand Haven Coast Guard
Racine
Wis
Erwin Anderson
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Anderson
Hoover Plans Speech Tour in 3 States
President Hoover will tour Cleveland Boston and Kings Mountain Oct 2 6 and 7 to outline administration aims while avoiding prohibition. He will address labor bankers and veterans groups, while continuing silence on New York wets issues and electoral strategy.
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Washington
Hoover
New York State
New York
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Hoovers
Cleveland
American Bankers’ Association
White House
American Legion
Kings Mountain
Two Killed in Train Wreck Near Seven Mile Road
DETROIT Sept 29 Two men were crushed to death when a Michigan Central mixed train ran through an open switch and derailed north of Seven Mile road. Fireman Frank A. McLachland and brakeman William Spellman, both of Detroit, died. Engineer Frank O Donohue survived by leaping to safety. Children suspected of tampering with the switch. The southbound train from Bay City carried engine tender two express cars an empty gondola and a caboose.
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Detroit
Michigan Central
Seven Mile Road
Frank A. McLachland
William Spellman
Frank O’donohue
Spellman
McLachland
Bay City
U S Land Chief Charges Fraud in Oil Fields
Ralph S. Kelley resigned as head of the U S General Land Office field division in Denver and accused large oil interests of pressuring for unjustified concessions in western Colorado. He cited a $40,000,000,000 oil prize and hinted at ties to the Teapot Dome inquiry, while Interior Secretary Wilbur dismissed the charges as nonsense and said he would issue a statement after reviewing the letter.
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Washington
U.P
Ralph S. Kelley
U. S. General Land Office
Colorado
Kelley
Denver
Sinclair Teapot Dome
Interior Department
Supreme Court
Interior
Wilbur
Department
Chinese Civil War Flare Returns in Frese Outbreak
Gov Yen Hsi-Shan of Shansi announces northern regime reestablishment to oppose Nationalists. Taiyuan Fu named as new capital for northern coalition as Manchurian forces intervene to end the fighting and occupy Peining.
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Pieping
China
U.P
Nanking
Yen Hsi-Shan
Shansi Province
Peiping
Taiyuan- Fu
Taiyuan-Fu
Pekning
Chang Shesueh-Liang
Peining
Mount Nebo Offered for Sale to Franciscan Fathers
A Jerusalem dispatch to the Daily Express reports Mount Nebo, guarded by trans Jordan sheiks who own it, was offered to Franciscan fathers for 7500 dollars but the offer was declined.
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London
Mount Nebo
Moses
Daily Express
Jerusalem
Trans- Jordan
Chicago police bonuses amid graft charges during early crackdown
In Chicago a drive against public officials and organized crime escalates as reports claim plans for large police bonuses to reward officers loyal to gang interests. The Herald warned that up to 100000 extra graft dollars could be paid, while detectives are shifted and racketeer activity targeted at labor unions.
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Chicago
Terry Druggan
Mike de Pike
Heitler
Druggan
Capone
Herald and Examiner
Hearst
Spa Pergia
Bermudas
Canary Islands
Bank Deposits and Building Activities Rise During Depression Era
Washington reports show increased savings deposits and some upticks in building and textile activity amid a generally depressed business trend. Barnes notes large declines in construction, public works up, rail capital up but employment down, and auto output far below prior year while foreign sales climb to several partners.
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Washington
UPI
Julius H. Barnes
Hoover
Foreign Commerce Department
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Iron and Steels
New York State
Russia
Mexico
Panama
Irish Free State
Mozambique
Central State Bears Win Season Opener Over Detroit Bees 7 0
Central State Bearcats defeat University of Detroit Bees 7 to 0 in a tight opener. Killoran connects with Paul for the decisive late touchdown on a 22 yard pass setup from Kil loran. Johnson, Johnson and Paul contribute on defense and special teams in a balanced effort.
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Central State
University of Detroit Bees
Bearcats
Wack Paul
Pigeon
Killoran
Byron Yohnson
Rand City
Eam
Detroit
George Lauer
Paul
Nowack
Invaders
Johnson
Mannisto
Olleys
Mt Pleasant
Ancntor
Rush Set For Thursday Class Scraps Return
The annual college rush event, a colorful frosh soph battle for supremacy, is scheduled Thursday afternoon with two picked men from each class. Student council and faculty student affairs committee will supervise and can disqualify contestants for roughness under established rules.
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Wallace C. Parker
Ilass
Lansing Central Whips Locals 25 to 6 in Night Clash
Lansing Central defeated Mt. Pleasant 25 to 6 at Pattengill field under night lights. Costs included fumbles and a stout Mt. Pleasant defense. Wagner and Barnum powered Lansing with hard running. Brewster left early with a shoulder injury as Mt. Pleasant’s back returned to action after an earlier injury.
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Mt. Pleasant High School
Lansing Central
Pattengill Field
Lansing
Mt. Pleasant
Reds
Lowell
Cadillac
Brewster
Wagner
Barnum
Downstaters
Farm Home Destroyed by Sunday Blaze Near Mt Pleasant
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Swindlehurst farm home along US 27 three and a half miles north of Mt Pleasant Sunday evening. Jack Torry and family rented the farm. motorists alerted Mt Pleasant fire department after seeing smoke. Firefighters saved adjacent buildings but could not remove second floor contents. wind aided in preventing total loss.
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Swindlehurst Farm
Here
Jack Torry
Mt. Pleasant
Timothy A McCarthy Dies After Brief Illness
Timothy A McCarthy died at his home in Union township south of the city Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. The body was brought to the home of his daughter Mrs Dan Milloy on North Kinney avenue. He is survived by three other daughters Mrs John Cotter and Miss Faith and Miss Agnes McCarthy. The funeral will be held at Sacred Heart church Wednesday at 9 30 a m.
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Union
Dan Milloy
Kinney-avenue
Milloy
John, Cotter
Faith
Agnes McCarthy
Sacred Heart Church
Drunk Driving Fined After US 127 Collision
Banks, Torolles age 40, pleaded guilty to drunk driving in justice court this morning. He received a $50 fine and $6.70 costs for the charge stemming from an automobile collision on US 127 near the new bridge Sunday night. Seiter of Rosebush sustained minor injuries as his car went into a ditch after Banks swerved. Sheriff Schertel placed Banks in custody and he was arraigned in Justice Wardrop's court.
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Repo Retr GT Og Torolles
Feld
US 127
New Bridge
Banks
Seiter
Rosebush
Bank
Sheriif Schertel
Plan Slicing Start Here Thursday
The Columbia Sugar plant will begin slicing operations Thursday morning with about 225 workers to be employed for the season. Beet farmers started the crop last week but rain hindered field hauling. a 200 ton beet surplus is stocked to ensure continuous operation, and daily loads last week ranged from 70 to 90. Beets are smaller this year due to the July and August drought.
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Columbia Sugar Plant
Drouth
Daylight Service Delays Milk Deliveries Notice
Chase Dairy informs customers that October 2 daytime milk deliveries will occur three hours later. Readers are advised to leave no money in milk bottles overnight and that evening deliveries may occur the next morning if needed. The letter promises cooperation and emphasizes pasteurized milk safety.
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Chase Dairy
Well Bowman No 2 in Vernon Township Drilling Update
Vernon township reports Bowman No 2 well in Section 27 as a likely dud after an initial crude flow of about 75 barrels. By Sunday oil production ceased as water rose, with pumping unlikely to revive output. Nearby Crowley well produced over 300 barrels before brine. Peninsular Oil begins Citizens State Bank No 1 in Hatton township Clare county using rotary rig, first in area.
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Bowman No. 2
Vernon Township
Crowley
McGee
Leaton
Peninsular Oil Company
Citizens State Bank
Hatton Township
Clare County
New York Democrats condemn Hoover in keynote speech
Democratic leaders in Syracuse assail the Hoover administration for economic distress and corruption while backing Roosevelt for governor. Senator Robert F. Wagner calls Washington leaderless amid crises and predicts a peal of Prohibition and labor reforms in the party platform.
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Syracuse
N. Y
U.P
Hoover
Robert F.wagner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Neji
York City
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Wagner
Wag
Vocal Tryouts Here Start Tuesday
The local division of the Atwa ter Kent auditions for best girl and best boy singer for this part of the state will be held at the college auditorium Tuesday evening at seven o'clock. The audition is open to the public and features about 16 singers each performing one number. Three judges will select two finalists to represent this district at the state contest in Detroit later in the month.
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Atwater Kent
College Auditorium
Bse
Mt. Pleasant
Detroit
American League names umpires for World Series and city series
Chicago September 29. George Moriarty and Harry Gill were named to officiate the World Series by the American League office. W A McGowan and E K Ormsby will umpire the city series between the Cubs and the White Sox.
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Chicago
George Moriarty
Harry Giessel
W. A. McGowan
EK. T. Ormsby
Cubs
White Sox
Recount Battle Intensifies Over Michigan GOP Primary
Lansing reporters detail the dispute after the Michigan state supreme court ruling as the state board of canvassers and Groesbeck counsel negotiate how to recount about 600 boxes. Key demands include withdrawing surplus ballots, recounting boxes without tally sheets, res counting ballots marked before line changes, enabling Groesbeck reps to track each ballot, and full disclosure for ballot rejections.
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Claude J. Markle
United Press
Lansing
State Supreme Court
State Board of
Alex J. Groes
Beck
Groesbeck
Edward N. Barnard
Groesbeck Legal Staff
Supreme Court
Groesbecht
Jaiponiy
Sai
Detroit Mobilizes Unemployed Lists and Relief Efforts
Detroit moves to ease unemployment with 5 000 names on relief lists and 11 650 families receiving aid. Mayor Murphy's committee anticipates 2 000 registrations today as a municipal employment bureau is planned. Volunteers provide food tickets medical care and legal aid while clothing drives and radio appeals expand relief amid early winter cold.
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Detroit
U. Detroit
Fn& Wand
Frank “Murphy
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Underworld
Jones
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Eugene Homans
Merion Cricket Club
Ardmore
Homans
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Andy
Big Reds
Swindlehurst
Timothy McCarthy
Vernon
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