Prohibition Enforcers Short of Agents as Rum Runs Resume
U S prohibition officials say there are too few agents to halt liquor smuggling into Detroit and downriver towns after Magistrate Gundy's Windsor ruling let Canadian shipments destined for the United States proceed. Canadian customs will issue clearance papers, Windsor police struggle to interfere, and rum runners return to the trade as captains resume operations amid renewed wealth.
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Prohibition
Detroit
Canada
Ontario
W. B. Gundy
Windsor
United States
A. T. Montreuil
Mousseau
Gundy
Toronto
United States Prohibition
Eastern railroad presidents refuse wage scale restoration
Eastern railway presidents meeting here refused the demands of four railroad brotherhoods and switchmen. They rejected restoring the pre June 30 1921 wage scale and withdrawing further decrease demands. They also declined to withdraw demands to maintain overtime pay rules and radical schedule revisions.
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New York
Eastern Railway
Eastern Group
Chicago
Ohio
Father of President Weds in Secret Monroe Marriage
Monroe Michigan August 11 1920 Dr George T Harding 75 father of President Warren G Harding marries nurse Alice Severns 52 in a ceremony kept secret until they reached Marion Ohio Rev Frank P Knowles officiated Harding a Civil War veteran with 60 years of Marion practice has five living children and his first wife died 11 years ago.
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Monroe
Mich
George T. Harding
Warren G. Harding
Alice Severns
Marion
Ohio
Frank P. Knowles
Monroe Presbyterian Church
Harding
Benedict
Marion County
Graveyard of Cars Found in Abandoned Quarry Near Chicago
A submerged quarry near Chicago yields fourteen cars at the bottom of an eighty six foot deep pool. License plates are on record and insurers are aiding investigation into a possible car disposal ring operating in the area.
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Chicago
Cass
Legals: Tolson v Hoyt et al. Chancery in Clare County
Twenty first Judicial Circuit in Harrison Mich. June 1221. Norman Tolson plaintiff vs Jesse Hoyt William L Webber Henry Potters Edwin G Carrier and unknown heirs devisees legatees resigna defendants. Defendants not residents of this state and residence unknown. An order directs appearance within three months and publication in Clare Sentinel weekly for six weeks. Ray Hart Circuit Judge Carlos A Read for plaintiff. Address Clare Michigan.
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Tate
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Norman Tolson
Jesse Hoyt
William L. Webber
Henry
Potters
Edwin G. Carrier
Carlos A. Reading
Pisiull
Clare Sentinel
Order For Publication In Estate of Zlec a Chester
In Clare County probate the court sets August 4, 1921 at 10:00 AM for hearing Delbert Parsons petition to grant administration of the estate of Zlec a Chester to George Chester or another suitable person Public notice to be published in Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
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State of Michiges
Clare
Harrison
Iaid
Thos
Dorsey
Zlec A Chester
Delbert Parsons
George Chester
Clare Sentinel
Probate Court Notice of Private Sale License
In Clare County Michigan Probate Court Harrison July 2 1921 Judge Thos S Dorsey. Governeur F Drake Administrator petitions license to sell real estate of Theodore F Drake deceased. Hearing set August 2 1931 at 10 AM at probate office. Notice to interested parties to appear and show cause. Public notice for three weeks prior to hearing.
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State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
Dorsey
Theodore F. Drake
Governeur F. Drake
Clare Sentinel
Bay City and Saginaw Cars Quit Under Court Order
Street car service stopped in Bay City and Saginaw on orders from U S Court referee George A Marston. The railroad claims losses since 1913 with a 300 000 dollar bond claim and 1 415 509 dollar unsecured debt to the Commonwealth company. Properties valued at 5 060 000 dollars. Otto Schupp of Bank of Saginaw named receiver for the Saginaw Bay City Railway Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Mich
Saginaw
United States
George A. Marston
Street Railway Company
Commonwealth Company
Otto Schupp
Bank of Saginaw
Saginaw-Beay City
Tax on autos dies in Washington debate ends
Washington circles report the proposed auto license tax $10 or more is dead as a luxury tax. In Monros, Justice William J. Danz announces he will quit after 20 years and will not seek re election. his term ends July 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Friends of
Automotive Industry
Monros, Mich
William J. Danz
Aquirer
Meimophis Robbery Ends in Police Kills at Ford Plant
An unsuccessful payroll robbery at the Ford Motor Company payroll of 8500 dollars near the plant entrance kills three police officers Vincent Lupcarini lieutenant Howard L. Gamble Ford employee and Polk A. Carraway patrolman and injures five others before noon in a busy industrial district.
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Meimophis, Tenn
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Vincent Lupcarini
Howard L.gamble
Ford Company
Polk A. Carraway
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Ray Hart
Caricoe A
Clare, Michiges
Dorzey
Thos. S. Dorsey
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Justice
James A. Reeder
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Akron
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Tundertaking
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