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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1922

Page

7

Parole violation report questions high success rate

A report by Mr. Tanettel notes parole violators and new crimes, with 259 offenders in 4921 and 108 violators in 4921 committing new crimes. Estimates of overall parole success range from 80 to 99 percent, but Janette argues this is too high and cannot state precise figures due to proportional uncertainties.

Tanettel A Pha Janette

Diver saved by quick work in St Clair River rescue

Lawrence 43 Moore, superintendent of the water works, narrowly escaped death at 30 feet depth in the St Clair River. In a diving suit with tender William Thompson, he inspected the intake mouth when a waterlogged timber punctured the suit. Moore signaled for help and was hauled up, the suit partly flooded.

Port Huron Mich

Republicans approve Allied debt refunding bill with 4 percent floor

Washington Senate Republicans, in a party conference, approve the Allied debt refunding bill with a new provision ensuring the interest rate on refunded bonds is not below 4 percent or two percent less than rates in debtor nations obligations. This is the sole change from the finance committee report, and the conference approves it.

Washington Senate Treasury Finance Committee

Widow Declared Delinquent Sent To Adrian Home

Michigan’s first widow to enter the State Industrial Home for Girls at Adrian is Mrs. Clara Brandenberg on her sixteenth birthday. Judge Piatre Sstch in Juvenile Court declared her a delinquent minor on January 15. She was taken after a Battle Creek raid and reports say she was married, aged 44, husband died a year ago.

Marshall, Mich Michigan Adrian Clara Brandenberg Piatre Brendenberg Battle Creek Ake

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