Clare Press August 20 Diphtheria Reports Spur Local Notes
Reports note several diphtheria cases while residents discuss Main Street improvements and a new store block excavation by J. A. Nicolls. Local politics feature debate on a turncoat label as residents joke about Karl Schorza. A burglary near Mr Mason’s home ends with a cautionary tale about burglars.
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Clare Press
Main Street
J. A. Nicolls
Brother Lange
Charley Shirta
Mr. Lange
Karl Schorz
J. B
Jacob Macon
William Parieh
John Slattery
Pia
Law
Ministry
Clare School
Reforma
Jacobd Mason
Mason
Not the Only One Clare Resident Praises Dean’s Kidney Pills
Clare resident Elmer Salstead describes persistent back pain kidney trouble and night awakenings before taking Dean’s Kidney Pills. He reports relief after using the product bought at Kirkpatrick’s Drug Store and recommends it. Manufactured by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Clare
Elmer Salstead
5Th St
Dean
Kirkpatrick
Foster-Milburn Co . Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Poles Seek U S Recruiting and War Material Permission
The War Department weighs Polish requests to buy war materials in the United States and to permit Polish enlistment in America for the Polish army. Polish officials report many offers from U S residents and veterans, with formal requests not yet filed. France recognizes Wrangel's government, stirring debate in Paris and London over Lloyd George remarks.
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Washington
War Department
Prince Lubomirski
United States
America
Legation
Poland
Faris
France
General Wrangel
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Wrangel
Miller
Warsaw Front Turmoil Deepens as Russian Campaign Unfolds
Paris reports the Warsaw front is most critical as Russian campaign tactics deliver successive blows along the line. The strategy aims to disorganize Polish defenses and force rapid reserve shifts to scattered points.
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Paris
Warsaw
Harrington Placed on August Ballot After Court Mandamus
In Lansing the supreme court ordered that William A. Harrington be included on the August Democratic primary ballot for circuit judge. Secretary Vaughan said other candidates withheld for lack of party fealty pledges would also go before voters. The mandamus did not strike down the fealty law but effectively nullified the two party pledges requirement as to Harrington who refused to align with party politics.
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Lansing
Mich
Supreme Court
William A. Harrington
Gaylord
Coleman C. Vaughan
Harrington
D U R Fights Municipal Lines In Detroit Court
The D U R filed in chancery to halt construction of a street railway project and block further bonds funding by a city fund. The suit aims to restrain the city from proceeding with the proposed work and bond issues while seeking relief in the Supreme Court. A separate dispatch notes a third large corn crop forecast by the Department of Agriculture amid July wheat effects.
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Mersor Couzens
Sanyo
Geiss
Summiecsion
Washington Dispatches
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Department of Agriculture
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