Germans vote reshapes Reichstag as Hitler foes gain ground
The Nazis nearly double seats to 229 but fail to win a majority, prompting Chancellor Von Papen to cling to power with Junker support. Austrian leader Seipel dies saving his coalition, while Araguay and Bolivia mobilize over the Gran Chaco dispute amid arbitration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCE
Germany
Adolf Hitler
National Socialist
Reich
Reichstag
von Papen
Junkers
Bugenberg
Michigan News Highlights From Across The State
Michigan reports a fatal fall in Ludington, crop updates for peaches and strawberries, a revived Kalamazoo plant, and a spate of local incidents. Police board actions in Lansing, a major gas tax lift, and a plan for a new church complex in Ypsilanti also appear alongside an eclipse setup at the University of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Emerson R Boyles
Ann Arbor
Freybirg
University of Michigan
Michigan
Curtis
Ludington
Erie Ward
Ward
Pere Marquette
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
East Lansing
West Michigan
Michigan State College
H. C.moore
Osceola
Wexford
Mecosta
Massaukee
Kalkaska
Lake
Bricker
Charles W. “Foster
State Administrative Board
Chester
M. Howell
Saginaw
Co Mines
Saginiw
Valley
Ypsilantia A
Pro ‘Gram ‘of
John’s Cataulié
Niles
Nilés
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Manies Construction
Flint—Flinit
Thomas Lawless
Lawless
St. Ignace
Mackinac County
Lower Peninsula
Muskegon
Ypsilanti
Anthony Sienko
Arthur M. Vandersall
Cedar Lake
Howell
Viola Wiles
Frederick
Bay City
William Schwab
Cliff
Mains
Schwab
James Clements
Long
Henry Dora
Clemens
Arnas Alleman
John Alleman
New Baltimore
St. Joseph Hospital
Anna
Benton Harbor
William H. Esslinger
Esslinger
Sault Ste. Marié
D. B. Allen
Sault’ Veterinary
Allen
Soames Brothers
West Portage
Alphonse’ Scozzafiave
St Joseph
Betty Klemm
Emil Klemm
Silver Beach
Coney Island
West
Betty
Lake Michigan
Waith Fhe
Detroit
Republican State Central Committee
Teni An
Tecumseh the Shawnee Chief and his confederacy
Tecumseh born in 1768 near Springfield Ohio rose as a key Shawnee leader who sought to unite western tribes against white settlement. He and his brother Tenskwatawa the Prophet plotted a pan tribal confederacy to defend lands along with British support and faced Gen William Henry Harrisons forces at Tippencanoe and later fought with Proctor before dying at the Thames River in 1813.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecumseh
Trumaull
United States
Springfield
Ohio
Point Pleasant
Tennessee
Tens Skwatawa
Ohio Valley
Shawwnee
Missouri River
Florida
Greenville
Harrison
Perry
Lake Hire
Proctor
Thames River
Te ‘Cumseh
Western Newspaper Union
Fragmentary Note From The Roadside
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled dialogue about speedometer, travel plans, and a back seat remark. No clear people, places, or events are readable.
Stanley Jones and the Paris Honeymoon Twist
Stanley Jones ponders Sally’s ducklike resilience as he faces a quiet life without them. His eight year old nephew stays with him and a young teacher unexpectedly becomes a tutor. The pair connect in a humorous revelation of ages and roles, ending with a sudden European honeymoon plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Pearl McBroom
Coldwater
Homer Furnace’ Manufacturing Company
Branch County
Shaw Shoe Company
Gtanlex Jones
Sally
Stanley Jones
Bill Ames
France
Stan
Stanley
Mr. Jones
Daele Stanley
Stang
Matilda
Dittie Sine
Drake
Europe
Tanley
Paris
Stanley Switch
Staley Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapin
Lamont
Edward W. Pickard
GR. Ignatz Seipel
Austria
Vienna
Christian ‘Socialists
Seipel
Dollfuss
John Wancura
Wancura
Araguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Mexico
Colombia
Cuba
Uruguay
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
League of Nations
Chacoas
Pilcomayo
Robert ‘Plamont
Chicago
Commerce
Hoover
Roy. D. Chapin
Budson Motor Company
Mr. Chapin
Grosse Pointe Farms
Dixie Bee
Cou
Terre Haute
Ind
Leslie T
Paul Lieberling
Lieberling
Bonus
Washington
Johnstown
McCloskey
Gifford
Pinchot
Congress
Maryland
Ritchie
Walter Y. Waters
Waters
Red. C. Croxton
R.I. ©. Board
Pennsylvania
Overnor Roosevelt
Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
Roosevelt
Ely
Massachusetts
al ‘Stith
John J. Raskob
James A. Farley
Frank C. Walker
James W. Gerara
Walker
New York
Republican National
Brett Sanders
Sage
Northampton
Boover
F.C
New
T Jncle
Sam
State Department
H. H. Bundy
London
Ottawa
Harvey H. Bundy
Department of State
America
Bennett C. Clark
Champ Clark
Missouri
Charles M. Howell
Clark
Benny W. ‘Kiel
Kansas
George
McGill
Harry H. Woodring
Ben S. Pavlen
Alfred M. Landon
McGill, Pavlen
Landon
Los Angeles
Eddie Tolan
Michigan Negro
Kosucinski
Poland
Hose
William Veeck
Rovers’ Hornsby
Cubs
Charles Grimm
Hornsby
Cub
Rogers
Veeck
Philip K
Wrigley
Vapt
Wolfgang ‘von Gronau
Greenland
Adolph Hitler
Gov. Pinchot
Ansom
William Campbell
Benton
Harry Larkins
Berrien
Illinois
Indiana
Pontiac
Ionia Reformatory
William Knapp
Knapp
Fales
Edithan L. Watson
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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