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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
7
Charles Beecher Warren born 1870 and UMich graduate 1891 was appointed ambassador to Japan. He has gone to Europe for several weeks before assuming his duties.
Springfield Illinois Governor Small Lieutenant Governor Stenning and Verne Curtis of Grant Park are indicted by Sangamon county grand jury for conspiracy and embezzlement tied to state treasurer office interest earnings. The probe centers on a 10 million dollar loan to Armour and Swift, with deposits listed at Grant Park bank earning 2 percent while notes earned 7 to 8 percent. The case is described as the era’s greatest political scandal in Illinois. Governor claims executive immunity from judicial processes.
Delbert Eames testified in municipal court that Dr. Frank S. Coller shot Robert B. Thompson in self-defense after Thompson threatened him during a family dispute over custody of two children. Weber and his wife, reconciled, testified against Coller. Hearing adjourned to August 1.
Two hundred seventy five Michigan men left Detroit July 20 by the Michigan Central for Camp Grant NL for one month of military instruction. The camp system in nine areas aims to develop officer material. Michigan men joined by recruits from Illinois and Wisconsin. Crowds gathered at the station to bid farewell.
The public utilities commission announced a fare reduction from 10 cents cash and four tickets for 39 cents to 7 cents cash and four tickets for 25 cents. The change awaits city action to remove street car and jitney competition, with the commission issuing details soon.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a liquor laden ship named the Flying Dutchman visiting waters near Montauk Point outside the three mile limit. It allegedly disposed of 4 000 cases to craft that swarmed ashore and returned to the Bahamas, while federal officials professed ignorance of the dip.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guide stresses the right quantity and type of feed to build flesh and bone in growing chicks. It emphasizes clean dry quarters green feed fresh water shade and regular droppings removal with sand on the floor and a dry roof for a dry coop. It recommends alfalfa green feed sprouted oats lawn clippings and quick growing crops and discusses moving pens for fresh grass and providing shade from trees corn patches or artificial structures.
Mr and Mrs Thos Nichole of Windover called on Mr and Mrs Tony Achard Sunday. Geo Cosgrove and Mrs Inez Crattenburg of Mt Pleasant called on Mr and Mrs Frank Cosgrove Saturday afternoon. Mrs Florence McNeil returned to Clare Wednesday after a week with cousin Kathryn Cosgrove.
About twenty friends surprised Isaac Shaner Wednesday evening at his Gilmore home for his 33rd birthday. Ice cream and cake were served and his wife gave him a watch. Several Gilmore residents attended the Rock Lake assembly last Sunday. Bruce Gamble of Detroit is visiting his mother Mrs. W. Gamble. Gilmore Band performed at Rock Lake Sundays.
N W Coldwater and family visited with Mr and Mrs Harry Isanhart in Barryton over the weekend. The Murray family hosted guests including Miss Lela Moore and Miss Linda Murray attended Lake Tuesday show. Mr and Mrs Friend Murray welcomed 8H Dove and daughter Lillian and Herman Juhl from Reed City. Dove also visited Clare last week.
Hamilton Geo Wageman Lee Bitler and Ray Scamer were at Harrison Monday. Andrew Keyser is working for J Faler of Gladwin. J W Bitler came Tuesday to help his brother John with his harvesting. Grandma Wagermar off Mt Pleasant is visiting old friends here. Lee Bitler and wife Walter Mathews and wife also Bessie Keyson spent Saturday evening at Gladwin.
E L Silver and family with A B Kiey, wife and daughter Gladys, visited J A Bitter abd. Emily and Mira were Sunday guests of Mrs Nelson Churchitt. Berry picking remains brisk with few berries left as many pickers, more than berries. J W Bitler visited his nephew Cil Price and wife Sunday evening.
Catherine Kuster returns from a two week Detroit visit while Roscoe Heiser and family stay with Geo. Cooper. Neighbors celebrate Mrs. Davia’s birthday with ice cream and cake. Attendees include Leona Hasted of Saginaw and Forest Staller of Ohio visiting the Coats and Rockey families. Joseph Parrish of Indiana shakes hands on the street. Frank Daford and family from Saginaw visit, leaving rent for a week. Sunday school at ten. About seventy five to eighty friends surprise Mrs Fitzpatrick for her birthday with baskets and lunch. Reeves of Ithaca and Frost of Hemlock visit Doe Robinette for berries.
London’s public buildings include seven acres of law courts costing more than 12 million dollars. The item hints at high project costs and suggests trying a classified liner next week.
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