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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1921

Page

2

Local residents visit Gladwin area over weekend

Joe Buerge Grover Lytie and Will y Wesenberge were at Gladwin Thursday J A Bitler and wife were at Gladwin Friday J A Bitler and family G H Kantner and family spent Sunday at A S Kevin home Christ Sutzi was to Gladwin Saturday Chas Sersaw and wife hosted a Sunday evening gathering for their wedding anniversary Mrs Will Wesenberge and two children called on Mrs G H Kantmer Friday afternoon

Joe Buerge Grover Lytie Willy Wesenberge Gladwin J. A. Bitler J .A. Bitler G. H Kantner A S. Kevn Christ Sutzi Chas. Sersaw Will Wesaenberge G. H. Kantmer

Sympathies Sent for Families and Local Figures

The community offers condolences to the husband and family of Andrue amid bereavement. Herschel Comer is recovering, able to use his arm gradually. Mr and Mrs Earl Credit share sorrow over the loss of their infant child.

Andrue Herschel Comer

Community Notes From The Brand Area

Mr and Mrs Ben Kleinhart and children visited the Mickie parents on Sunday. Mrs Glearn Gordon and Miss Letha Walines were at Vern Mickle’s. Brand folks attended a Friday night dance at Naeter hall and enjoyed it. Mr and Mrs Giles Leeth plan a few weeks with K a Turner and relatives. The Myres spent Sunday with J.. Grigg and Menn Blystone. Adda Fifer returned home after helping care for her new niece at the Brand farm. Try a classified liner next week.

Ben Kleinhart H. Mickie Glearn Gordon Letha Walines Vern Mickle Brand Naeter Hall Giles Leeth K.a. Turner Jake Myres K A. Turner's Joe. Grigg Menn Blystone’s Adda Fifer Brand Farm

Allen Named Treasur er of United States by Wilson

Guy F. Allen, since 1901 in the treasury, is named to succeed John Burke as treasurer. Burke’s resignation triggered a full cash and securities count totaling 13,883,819,826.36 with actual cash on hand 97,410,233.02. The 1913 count was 1,426,422,051.48. No shortage was found. a receipt will absolve Burke of responsibility. The count spanned over two weeks plus extra verification time.

Guy F. Allen Treasury Department Wilson John Burke United States Burke Allen

Court Order Halts Ohio Rail Fare Increases

A U S district court under Judge John A. Sater restrains Ohio officials from interfering with railroads raising passenger fares to align with interstate rates. Railroads had set tariffs from March 1 rising from 3 to 3.6 cents per mile, amid a state cap of 3 cents. If permanent, Ohio will appeal to the U S Supreme Court claiming interstate commission lacks authority to override state law.

Columbus Ohio United States District Court John A. Sater State Utilities Commission United States Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission

Rewards Out for Night Riders in Kentucky Counties

Governor E P Morrow offered a $500 reward for arrest and conviction of each night rider in Fleming and Bath counties. He urged county sheriffs to pursue grand jury investigations into reports of armed bands that intimidated farmers. The adjutant general was asked to have four cavalry troops ready for instant service.

Frankfort E. P. Morrow Fleming Bath Ecoorts

Jury Convicts Schmitt of First Degree Murder

A 12 juror panel, five women and seven men, found John Schmitt guilty of first degree murder in the shooting death of police detective James O'Brien. The jury recommended hanging. two women cried as the verdict was announced. Schmitt rued life imprisonment over execution.

Seattle John Schmitt James O’brien Schmitt

Wage cuts to be discussed by railway executives group

Chicago reports that the labor committee of the American Association of Railway Executives will consider general wage reductions on large railroads nationwide to ease a precarious transportation situation. They aim to make definite recommendations before presenting them to the U S railroad labor board.

Chicago Labor Committee The American Association of Railway Executives United States Railroad Labor Board

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