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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1932

Page

4

Detective Stanton Confronts Thwarted Plan After Midnight Call

The scene unfolds with Clifford Ashe and Lt Stanton discussing a late night call about a supposed plan. Blair and Ashley are pursued as the party plans to move by train from Albany, with Stanton insisting on calm and caution while Blair and Ashley’s location remains uncertain.

Ashe Stanton Roberts Blair Ashley Beacon Matten Albany Blairs

Portraits by Roberts in the Washroom on a Train

Roberts hides in the washroom and plans to use breaks to escape Blair and Ashley on a speeding train. He reflects that Turner may be murdered by others and recalls Blair and Ashley as volatile figures, with Blair's violence and Ashley’s calculated risks shaping their danger.

Roberts Stanton Blair Ashley Turner Maisie Newburgh John Law Éisé Tivister

Blair and Ashley in a drunken confrontation ending in threat

In a tense late night scene Blair and Ashley quarrel over a violent flash of a pistol and a bruised woman. The pair taunts and laughs as the situation escalates while law enforcement weighs a possible charge and a state attorney interview awaits Roberts.

Missing companion on train raises mystery

Lieu tenant Stanton awakens to find his traveling partner Roberts missing from the upper berth. Roberts' bag is gone and the porter reveals Roberts left the train at Mikhart. Stanton decides to pursue breakfast while contemplating the strange disappearance.

Stanton Roberts la Salle Street Gore George Mikhart

Debating Postwar Loans and U S Policy

A congressman discusses lingering wartime debts owed by foreign governments to the United States. He explains loans were for rebuilding after-hostilities, not wartime needs, and argues repayment should come from debtor capacity rather than force. He warns against sensational rumors and urges prudent policy as the New Year begins.

Roy Treasury Wilson United States MacAdoo Europe Congress Washington America

Rosebush Endeavor Contest Draws 172 Attendance

The Rosebush Christian Endeavor Contest at the Presbyterian church closed Sunday with 172 attendees. Miss Florence McKnight announced next week’s meeting with Miss Florence Graham as leader to discuss The Worthwhile Things in Life.

Lorne Coyne Florence McKnight Florence Graham Helen Campbell Fried Ada Crane Atlanta Homer Campbell Daniel Coyne Hmery First Gale Lutz Wilmer Lansing Andrew Thren Remus Karl Wirst Middleton Orrin Duval Andrew Willey Audrey D Floyd Thompson Stella Thomas McConnell Detroit Mary McConnell Ralph Stickle Olivett Lila Stickle Stickle Alda Bowerman Pint Alma Lyle Johnson Pelham New York Margaret Johnston O. J. Alger Lewis Moon Samaritan Hospital Gou Danny Velma John Coyne Pat Battle Clifford Mitterspaugh James Ratey, Sr Mt. Pleasant

Hop-hornbeam Nickname Tied to Tronwood Tree

The name Hop-hornbeam is linked to the tronwood tree due to dried hop bells clinging to its branches.

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