Governor Green Declines Run and Traffic Toll Worries
A petition urged Gov Green to run again, but he declares he is not seeking office. The piece calls for new rules for foreign diplomats after a Greek consul in Chicago claimed immunity after running a red light in Evanston. It notes disputes over the state hospital site and warns of ongoing deadly accidents at the overhead bridge, urging action to replace the dangerous structure and prevent more lives lost.
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Green
Chicago
Evanston
Greece
United States
Ypsilanti
New State Hospital
Ann Arbor
Opportunity
Plants Patent Idea Extended to New Varieties
The Grand Rapids Minnesota Herald Review notes that patent protection may soon cover new plant varieties mirroring protection for new mechanical devices. It discusses production method limits, potential wisdom, and the motive of scientists who grow wealth for humanity rather than self gain.
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Grand Rapids (Minn
Herald-Review
Quotations on Memory Inscription in Nature by Emerson
The excerpt asserts that all things record their histories through marks and signs. It argues that every action, footprint, and sound becomes a lasting trace in nature and in human memory, shaping manners and faces.
He Was Good to His Mother
An old editorial reflection cites a group of men judging a dying man by one act of kindness to his mother. The piece argues reverence for a mother surpasses worldly conquests as a true measure of character. It laments how such modest virtue becomes a lasting, noble epitaph.
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Charles Kelso
Harve
Addison
Kelso
Angus Kittle
Haas
Mr. Kittle
Kittle
Addison Courier
Death to the Fly in Warm Weather Warning
An early spring notice warns that house flies increase with warm weather and spread illnesses. It urges immediate action to prevent breeding by keeping filth clear, covering garbage, cleaning stables, and screening windows and porches.
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Michigan
Rotary Convention Opens in Chicago for 1930 Program
The Silver Anniversary Rotary International Convention opens in Chicago on Monday with high level talks on international goodwill. Sir Henry Thornton Prince Tokugawa and Admiral Kerr headline major addresses while 3 325 clubs from 62 countries join three business conferences on peace and commerce.
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Chicago
Rotary’ Intérnational
Rotary
Sir Henry Thornton
Iyesato Tokugawa
H House of Peers
Japan
Admiral Mark Kerr
Sir Henry
Prince Tokupawa
Admiral Kerr
Paul P. Harris
Harry H. Rogers
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Rotary International J
Ostend
Belgium
Europe
Albert
A. J. Soldan
Santa Monica
California
Leavenworth
Heer
the Hague
Gasoline May Aid Prohibition Support in Public Opinion
An article argues gasoline usage will bolster the Prohibition cause by highlighting the danger of drunk driving. It cites 20 million vehicles, compares drivers to locomotive engineers, and notes growing public pressure and stricter laws punishing intoxicated drivers.
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United States
Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Lfe
Industrial Giant Shaped United States Printing Industry
The Kentucky Press notes the printing industry as a leading force in the United States economy with top ranks in wage and salary distribution and net value added by manufacturing. It also highlights strong employment and production metrics in the sector.
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United States
Kentucky Press
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