Currie Praised as Upright Candidate in 10th District
The text extols Gilbert A Currie as a faithful, hard working representative for the 10th Congressional District. It claims he opposed saloon interests and Bolshevik influence, served on the Judiciary Committee, helped tame the Volstead law, and faced opposition from labor radicals and Gompers supporters.
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Sasak
Marqnal
Currie
Anderes
A.tooll
Dow Chemical Ja
Carrie
Judiciary
Samuel Gompers
Gilbert A. Currie
10Th Congressional District
Tribute to Beethoven and his final line of music
A note on Ludwig von Beethoven stating that absolute instrumental music reached a culminating point. He began where his predecessors left off and died March 96 ARNDT in a tribute context.
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Beethoven
Ludwig von Beethover
Currie Hero of the Home Front Praised by Clare Merchant
J. E. Tatman, long time Clare merchant and retail grocer leader, lauds Gilbert A. Currie for aiding soldiers, promoting liberty bonds and Red Cross work, and pushing temperance measures to remove saloons. He argues Currie’s actions benefited nationwide soldiers and home life, urging voters to support Currie over opponent Woodruff.
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United States
Congressman Currie
Woodruff
Currie
Congress
France
Red Cross
Gilbert A. Currie
J. E. Tatman
Tatman
Clare
General Merchants and Meat Dealers Association of
Michigan
Forgotten task sparks humorous kitchen delay
A waiter asks a customer if he forgot something. The man replies that his wife asked him to water the plants while she is away, prompting a lighthearted moment about keeping duties straight.
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Missing Pledge for Replacement Scissors
An office clerk accuses Mr. Irwin of breaking scissors and promising to buy a new pair. Mr. Irwin responds that the comment reflects carelessness and notes he has not yet taught Shei.
Michigan Telephone Company seeks rate relief for expansion
President Frans Kuhn of the Michigan State Telephone Company argues that the growth of Michigan’s development depends on expanding plant and service. The company plans to request higher rates from the Public Utilities Commission for 181 exchanges outside Detroit, after already receiving relief in Detroit.
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Michigan
To & ‘Pousiieradio
Ite
Frans. Kahn
Telephone Company
Coe Public Utilities Commission
Detroit
Detroi
Kuhn
Church News and Sunday Services by Denomination
Church listings include denominational schedules for Congregational Methodist Free Methodist Lutheran Catholic and Church of God with services at various times and locations. A riverside picnic is planned Friday by the Union with lunch baskets, weather permitting.
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Union
Goodman
Fred Smalley
Methodist Episcopal
Construction of One Mile State Highway Reward Reed Project
Public notice announces a bid for constructing one mile of state highway between Sheridan township sections 9 16 and 17. Bids open at Augest at Tooleck p m. plans may be viewed at the clerk’s office or highway commissioner office. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Henry Fancon Township Clerk 422.
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Tooleck P.m
Reed
Olses B
Freer
Ted Vis
Section Corper
Sheridan Township
Highway Commissioner
Henry Fancon
Michigan Industries and New Magnesium Alloy Developments
A Pere Marquette service notes Dew Chemical Company plant expansion amid a series of Michigan industries articles. It highlights the Arm of the new Dew Magnesium Alloy described as lighter and stronger than steel, now marketed and set to impact auto parts manufacturing. Prof J F Cox of Michigan Agricultural College adds an illustrated piece on the corn crop's state importance.
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Pere Marquette Service
Asquat
Chemical Company
Michigan Firss
Dew
J. F. Cox
Michigan Agricultural College
Michigan
Eternal Youth Plan Success In Chicago Doctor Claims
Dr J B Brinkley who rejuvenates aging patients by transplanting glands has completed 34 successful operations since moving from Milford Kansas to Chicago He notes one patient Dr J J Tobias who says he feels 25 years younger after an operation performed March 24.
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Chicago
J. BR. Brinkley
Milford
Kansas
J. J. Tobias
ACLU Announces National Bail Fund for Political Prisoners
The American Civil Liberties Union unveils a national bail fund of 3.3 million dollars to free hundreds of political prisoners held for trial or during appeal after conviction. Officials say over two thousand individuals could be released with sufficient funds.
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American Civiliberties Union
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