Attorney General Backs Salary Increase for Board Appointees
Lansing discussion centers on whether the legislature can raise the pay of three constitutional officers now serving on the newly created administrative board. Attorney General Wiley says the legislature may grant added duties and pay, while Auditor General Fuller opposes any increase beyond constitutional limits. The law becomes effective August 1, with resolution possible via mandamus or friendly suit.
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Lansing
C. B. Fuller
State Administrative Board
Secretary of State
State
State Supreme Court
Fuller
Secretary of
Wiley Lookis
Attorney General
Auditor General
State Masons Elect Officers in Grand Lodge Session
Battle Creek Mich selection of Grand Rapids for the 1922 meeting place and election of Robert P Anderson of Port Huron as most worshipful grand master were key features of the Michigan Grand Lodge session. Officers named include Clark W McKensie Kalamazoo senior grand warden Charles A Durand Funt Ben J Henderson Bay City Hugh A McPherson Howell Lou B Winsor Grand Rapids Frank O Gilbert Bay City Rev William H Gallagher Bay City Arthur J Fox Almont Charles A Donaldson Grand Rapids and James F McGregor Detroit among others.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Grand Rapids
Robert P. Anderson
Port Huron
Michigan Grand Lodge
Clark W. McKensie
Kalamazoo
Charles A. Durand
Funt
Ben J. Henderson
Bay City
Hugh A. McPherson
Howell
Alleged Mail Thief Indicted in Dearborn Street Robbery
Federal grand jury returns two indictments against Peter Guesenberg alleged outlaw chieftain for participation in the $322 000 Dearborn street mail robbery. He is charged with stealing a bag containing $24 000 in one dollar bills.
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Chicago
Peter Guesenberg
Dearborn
Guesenberg
Attempt to Free Mooney In Fraud Claim Testimony
Thomas J. Mooney, imprisoned for the preparedness day 1916 bomb murders, was brought to San Francisco to testify in a petition seeking release on grounds that his conviction resulted from fraud. The common law action aims to remedy deficiencies in the statute that prevent rehearing of fraudulent judgments.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Memorial service attendance and local visits noted
Clyde Herrick and Allemia are described as still very ill with pneumonia. H F Badgley and family visited Wm Badgley’s home Monday. They attended the Memorial service at Clare Sunday morning. Mrs T A Badgley and children traveled with the Merrihew family to Weldman Monday. Beulah Markham, visiting her sister Mrs Fred Babcock, returned to Alma Monday. Rev E W Davis of Clare called at Clyde Allen’s home Sunday afternoon.
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Clyde
Allem
H. F. Badgley
Wm. Badgley
Clare
Merrihew
Weldman
Mise -Beulah Markham
Fred Babcock
Alma
Clyde Allen
Farewell editorial and local notes from West Grant district
West Grant area recalls Mr Andras farewell editorial as he seeks recovery in the mountains. District No 6 closes for May 24 with a picnic dinner and closing exercises. guests from Farwell and Clare attend. Local notes include visits, a new house frame, a dec oration gathering, a lost cow, and Farwell families traveling to Roscommon County to work on a State Reward road contract.
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Andras
Sentinel
District No. 6
Farwell
Clare
Jerry “Adams
Amos Squires
Emet Sutton
Maxive Williams
Nelson Tiedeman
DeGeer
Arthur Center Community Notes From Local Gatherings
Norman Myers fished Beebe lake with Kennedy ranch guests Monday and Tuesday. Lettie Leitner travels to Detroit for medical care with her sister Ida. Edith Myers returns from Flint for a family visit. Local couples attended a Memorial service in Clare and a Gleaner meeting added fifteen new members. The Pleasant Valley school and Brush College pupils plan exercises at the Arthur town hall with a forthcoming Gleaner ball dance and lunch proceeds for hall upkeep.
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Norman Myers
Kennedy Ranch
Beebe Lake
Lettie Leitner
Detroit
Ida
Edith Myers
Arthur Gleaner
Jane
Community Notices From Maple Grove and Nearby Towns
Maple Grove updates note Goldin Rawson returning home after care for Mrs. Stuart McAninchb and son Neil. Residents host relatives from Alanson Jackson Rosebush and Farwell towns. Several visits, illness updates, and social events include bridal shower plans for Miss Finch and Lola Holmes’s gathering near Ira Schofield’s.
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Goldin Rawson
Stuart McAninchb
Neil
J. Davison
E. White
Coors
Alanson
Emmet
Jackson
Pez Finch
Lena Davison
Rosebush
Harley Bently
Eight Point
L. Finch
Merle Davison
Jennie Finch
Alice Haddex
Glad
J. Moore
Farwell
J. Tiedemans
Frank Irwin
Isitor’sa
D. Griffin
West End
Francis Schaar
Mies Logs Finch
May Rice
H. Bently
Mies
Lola Holmes
Ira Schofeld
Clera Press June i 1800 Local Notes Reports and Changes
The Clare Press from June includes notices of social events such as a potential Joly 6th celebration, street repairs on McEwan Street, and a new street commissioner Ed Unicam replacing Geo F Holtruck. It records a political victory for County Clerk Sutherland, a birth, and details on diphtheria cases with calls for quarantine and precautions.
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McEwan Street
Norris
Clare
Ada
Sutherland
Col. Lewis
Mount Pleasant
Husted
Ed. Unicam
Geo. F. Holtruck
Anns DeVoe
Parish
G. N. Godnow
Alger
Bicknell
Classified Liner Promises Low Coat and Strong Results
A classified liner promises minimal cost with solid outcomes next week. It highlights value and efficiency, appealing to budget minded buyers seeking noticeable returns. The notice stresses practicality and dependable performance.
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Arthur Center
Maple Grove
Clare Press
Joly
Floyd Kirkpatrick
Clare, Michigan
Alue
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Firestone Cord Tires