Stranger Flotsam and Jetsam In San Francisco Hall
Chief Daniel McNamara moves through the Hall of Justice as Nance Belden becomes the focal point of a police court case. Stephen Burt prepares as Tyrrell the lawyer plans to call him as an expert witness while avoiding undue publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anny
Nance Belden
Lke
Stephen Burt
Lanny
Luciffer
Daniel McNamara
Hall of Justice
Police Courts of
San Francisco
Nance
Stephen
Tyrrell
Mental conflict and dual personality in theft case
A judge hears a defense arguing mental irresponsibility for Nance Belden. Psychiatrist Dr Burt describes dissociation, amnesia, and a second personality that drives theft, while Dr Blethen cites prior exams and amnesia after a life-shattering event. The court considers a suspended sentence with ongoing evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa&t
Nance Belden
San Quentin Penitentiary
Burt
Doctor Burt
Miss Belden
Steve
Camp Houghton Lake Replants Old Glory Amid Renovations
Camp Houghton Lake restored its flag as the Old Glory waves again after a week without it. Halyards were broken and the pole was removed for repairs by the Rockies. Senator Carpenter, Mayor Burns, and Mr. Bruce of Harrison dined there on Sunday. The camp advances its building program with an updated Officer's Mess and hints of more upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Lake
Rockies
Houghton
James
Senator Carpenter
Burns
Mr. Bruce
Harrison
Swell Camp Houghton Lake Notes and Quirky Infirmary Bits
A jumble of Army camp chatter, humor, and stray fragments includes talk of typhoid prevention, requests for a new Chevrolet, interviews in Clare on certain days, and odd notes about Doc planning to install Gryeznowaki in the infirmary. The item weaves comic asides with snippets of daily camp life and foreign phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Lake
Chevrolet
Clare
Doc
Earle
Gasparetti
Massop
Gryeznowaki
Hollywood
Courtroom clash as Nance Belden faces sentence
In a tense courtroom scene Stephen appears at the prisoners dock as Nance Belden defies the judge. David Tyrrell, newly appointed counsel, argues for sentence consideration while taunting the court over prior paroled grand theft and current petit larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Nance Belden
Steve
Nance
David Tyrrell
Tyrrell
San. Quentin
Hive
Fioner
Three Days' Cough Warns of Danger Signal
An old advertisement warns that a three days cough signals danger and urges quick action. It promotes Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy, claims no narcotics, and offers a money refund if relief is not achieved through Green GP or similar branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Granny
William
Grange Social and Members Attend Local Events
Mrs John Densmore visited her parents while Mr and Mrs Bruce Williams attended Mrs Calvin Cottons funeral. Henry Urbain and three children visited Faucon relatives. Clair Strouse traveled to Owosso for business. Horace Fancon Donald Davis Lyle Clauson and Lorin Krug attended the Presidents ball at Gladwin. Donna Jean Woodruff is very ill. Leaders meeting in Harrison. Card party at the Grange hall Friday with pot luck supper invites all Grangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Densmore
Bruce Williams
Calvin Cotton
Henry Urbain
Henry Faucon
Clair Strouse
Owosso
Horace Fancon
Donald Davis
Gladwin
Lyle Clauson
Lorin Krug
Donna Jean Woodruff
Florence Russell
Grace Williams
Harrison
Harland Williams
Coffman
Houghton Lake
Grange Hall
Greenwood Grange February 12 Meeting Program
Greenwood Grange announces a February 12 meeting with Lecture hour plays music recitations and a speech on the Crisis of Michigan schools. Members urged to attend and bring garden seed samples for exchange. A fire at the Utter home woke the family early. two residents escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Michigan
Fred. Wolfe
Harry .Kress
Lake George
Newton
Garfield Grange Meeting Recalls February Gathering
Garfield Grange No. 1106 met at the hall on Saturday February 2 with good attendance and a bountiful dinner. Officers were present except the Chaplain and gate keeper. Comstock and family from Sears Grange joined, an hour of lecture followed. Members shared winter plans including a juvenile degree team and a thanks note from William Richister for fruit. Scott siblings were reported improving. McLane family had dinner with the Maltbys. Needing attendance next meeting February 16, and Neil McTavish nears full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Grange No. 1106
Brother Comstock
Sears Grange
Guy Comstock
William Richister
Grange
Bros. Scott
Scott
Bro
McLane
San
Brown
Leo
Nex
Neil McTavish
Fire, births, and notices stir Temple area events
Alfred David helps John Baluss with ice. Welfare relief re registration day on Friday February 1. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Currie on January 31 with Dr Wood of Glare attending. The Utter family lost their home and contents to a Thursday morning fire. Mrs Sylvia Compton and Mrs Martin Blackledge ill with flu. Classified cue to sell appears in the Clare Sentinel liner next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred David
John Baluss
Ernest Currie
Dr. Wood
Sylvia Compton
Martin Blackledge
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Peter B.jayne
Bell Syndicate
Manu
Superior Court
Police Magistrate’s Court
Blethen
Ritz
CDC
Gilbert Chass
Soner
Welch
Chase
Russville
Garap Chatter
Greenwood Grange
Garfield Grange
Raymond C. Nash
Clare County
Isabella
Harrison High School
Raymond O. Nash
Elmer Utter
Thayer Brothers
West Fourth St
Clare, Michigan
Michigan Bell
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