Detroit Port Halts Bonded Canadian Liquor Transit
The United States Supreme Court ruling ends bonded Canadian liquor reception at Detroit for transit to Mexico and South America. The June 16 decision contradicts Judge Arthur Tittle’s prior federal court ruling that allowed shipments through the United States.
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Detroit
United States
Mexico
United States Supreme Court
Tco
Supreme Court
Arthur Tittle
Federal Court
United
Local Readers Note Weekend Visits Across Saginaw Area
Correspondence fragment mentions Mrs Saginaw and Mrs Beth Salyer traveling to Grand Rapids for the fourth. Mr and Mrs Gen Atkinson visited Chippewa. Vera and Effie Quick spent Sunday at Round Lake. Mr and Mrs John Barns of Saginaw visited on Sunday at Bunting.
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Saginaw
Local Greetings and Visits Dominate Community Notes
Grandmother Abbott is very ill. Mr and Mrs Glenn Hartman of Pontiac visit through the 4th. Detroit guest Liddie Klinenart visits brother Charles Klinebart and family. Mrs Frank Peryverse returns. Mrs Jimmy Mizer tends her ailing mother. Mrs Frank Weaver of Dover visits Verne Lower in Say City. Detroit couple Charles Giliax visit Peter Booth. Mrs Fred Doty of Pontiac visits sister Mrs Frank Acre while caring for her mother. Ernest Green learns his grandfather fell and broke his hip. Dr Ciute called but prognosis poor. Berry picking keeps everyone busy.
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Grandma Abbott
Glenn Hartman
Pontiac
Liddie Klinenart
Detroit
Charles Klinebart
Frank Peryverse
Jimmy Mizer
John Hartman
Jeff Bartman
Frank Weaver
Dover
Verne Lower
Say City
Reiny
Charlea Giliax
Peter Booth
Ciute
Local families and guests share Fourth of July visits
Edad Cole and family and Mrs Theodore Swain visited with Glenn Hartman and Oat Mott families. Wayne Langworthy from Flint spent weekend with Geo Langworthy. Lee Smock's family were guests Sunday. Obas Ciliax of Detroit plans several weeks on the farm. Norma Ronsb visited Jessie and Barbra Dysinger Sunday. Baby Jordan spent Tuesday with Lucila Glass and families. Ellenhardt and Weaver families hosted Monday evening. Herman Rank visited her parents. Carr and children from Lansing visited W Glase. F S Weaver went to Bay City to care for Floyd Weaver ill. Wolensynider and sister from Ohio visited J W Glase.
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Edad Cole
Alec Hie
Theodore Swain
Glenn Hartman
Oat Mott
Wayne Langworthy
Chevrolet
Flint
Geo. Langworthy
Lee Smock
Our Town
Obas
Ciliax
Detroit
Chaa. Fitzpatrick
Norma Ronsb
Jessie
Barbra Dysinger
Baby Jordan
Lucila Glass
Ben Ellenhardt
Onas
Ellenhardt
Lydia Elilenhardt
F. S. Weaver
Herman Rank
Radlift
Hay Sharing and Local Farming Notes at Delawater Township
Mr May fe cuts twenty acree of hay for a share on Geo Hunt's farm in Delawater township while Harley Bentley, new to the Seare neighborhood, hay on the O W Miller farm. Will Sowle and Ray Clark reported nice strings of fish on Basa lake last Sunday as weather stays fine and crops look promising. Aicz Goodrow and daughter Leota and Henry eine w ao Gaughsee are mentioned in the brief.
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Mr. May Fe
Geo. Hunt
Delawater
Harley Bentley
Seare
O. W. Miller
Will Sowle
Ray Clark
Basa Lake
Aicz Goodrow
Leota
Henry- Eine
Gaughsee
Cottage Life Highlights At Northport Weekend
A Turner of Charlotte recovers enough to visit the Gobtage here. The Colonete from Lansing visit with friends occupying space in their bungalows. Eight Girl Scouts from Clare, led by Mrs. Hiram Sanson and Miss Violet Winslow, stayed at the Clark cottage. A newly married couple at an adjacent cottage received many gifts including flowers and a serenade as they arrived home. K. B. Clark and elder from Grand Ledge mooning at the Seath cottage. Geo. Denpie from Ciaye tended a well at his cottage last week.
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Turner
Charlotte
Lansing
Clare
Hiram Sanson
Mise
Violet Winslow
Clark Cottage
K. B
Clark
Elde
Grand Ledge
Honey
Seath
Geo. Denpie
Ciaye
Maple Grove Social News Highlights
Mr Timpe and guests entertain Mr and Mrs Adams and family, Ray and wife from Lansing. Alma Tiedeman tours Lansing and Canada for a two week visit. Several local moves and visits noted including Schofields, Allman, Halstead, and Bentley households. The community mourns the sudden death of Mr Schekelse and offers condolences to Mrs Riva Austin and children.
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Earl Morgan
Muir House
Bluff Lake
Nels Weaver
Lene Powell
Alma Tiedeman
Lansing
Canada
Steele Allman
J. Halstead
Geo. Halstead
Flint
Elmer Schofield
Clarence
Raymond la Pratt
Detroit
L. Finch
Inez Bentley
Near Beare
Dorie Root
Windover Lake
Riva Austin
Collinsville Sunday greetings and local visits expand social ties
Col on ville area residents attended religious services and hosted or visited numerous neighbors over the weekend. Clyde White and family from Clare joined Chas Strouse and family. John Hampton from Lake George visited John Bodkins and Robert Walteren families. Scott Cotton from Peacock visited his relatives. M D Clute and family traveled to Gladwin to see sister Mrs Lennon who is very ill after a stroke. Blanche Strouse from Mt. Pleasant spent the weekend at home. other visitors included Wm Gampton Hazel Bodkine from Mt. Pleasant. Dave Teall and family visited Weeley Teall. D Clute has moved or rebuilt work at Jay Clute’s property.
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Colonville
Flore
Clyde White
Clare
Chas. Strouse
John Hampton
Lake George
John Bodkins
Robert Walteren
Loomis
Frank Walters
Scott Cotton
Peacock
M. D. Clute
Gladwin
Mrs. Lennon
James Thompson
Bernice Allen
The
Eagie
George Thompson
Omaha
Nebraeska
Jay Clute
Blanche Strouse
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Gampton
Hazel Bodkine
John “Bodkins
Dave Teall
Familly
Weeley Teall
D. Clute
Train wreck at Winslow Junction kills many
Atlantic City reports a Philadelphia Reading train wreck at Winslow Junction injuring and killing dozens as rain and track washout caused cars to plunge from an embankment. Doctors nurses and ambulances rush to assist with relief trains departing Camden and Winslow.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Philadelphia & Reading
Winslow Junction
Camden
This City
New York
Reading Express
Pennsylvania
Winslow
Cape May
Miners and Operators Clash Over Conference Basis
Five hours of heated debate after a July 1 White House meeting with President Harding left the wage dispute deadlocked. Operators and miners remain divided over whether future joint conferences should be national or state based, undermining efforts to end the strike. Other conferences are scheduled this week.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Prohibition Letter From Missouri Group to President Harding
The Missouri branch of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment Inc protests aboard United States shipping board vessels. Former Federal Judge Henry S. Priest signs the letter urging rigid enforcement of the prohibition law, arguing for adherence to both its letter and spirit.
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St. Louis
United States Shipping Board
Harding
Missouri
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, Inc
Henry S. Priest
Two Earthquakes Reported Near Washington
Seismographs at Georgetown University logged two quake shocks Sunday. The afternoon event appeared local, about 700 to 800 miles from Washington, lasting 7 minutes. The morning quake was felt nationwide, estimated 3,800 miles away, with a stronger intensity.
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Washington
Georgetown University
United States
Barracks Erected at Marquette Prison Complex
The state administrative board authorized barracks at Marquette prison to house the state police detachment now at Negaunee and to construct a new factory building at the institution. Governor Groesbeck recommended the approval through the state architect.
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Marquette
Lansing
Atate
Negaunee
Atate Administrative Board
Groesbeck
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Oliver
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Tvere & Pond
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H. L. Cleveland
Davenport
A. L. Eogere
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Hatton Township
Henry Teee Gunemith
Teamstern
Bowler’s Law Office
Archie Ackerman
Ixee
U. S
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Michigan
Pont Ofice of
Bates
Gaowa
Line
A, Millers
Tag Sentinel
Dorsey
Tex Clare Sentinel
American Press Association
Chicago
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Maple Grove
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J. W. Strouse’s
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Fred M. Morgan
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