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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
A series of brief items about live per-line notices and reading notices in locale listings priced at 10c per line for livere and reading notices plus 5c line fillers and 10c extra for withhelding services.
The Lorth Committee urges President Wilson erred by not buying Cuban sugar at 63 cents a pound. Experts warn the move would cut living costs, while one professor’s theories swayed policy. The result is sugar prices around 23 to 30 cents, costing Americans millions daily.
William Davie announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket at the August primary.
Reverend Henderson addressed Sunday service at the Christian church and has been hired for the coming year. The community hopes his tenure brings positive results. Clara Milla is paid work for Mrs. Howard Kennedy in Rose bust repairs.
Mrs Elam Seymour and cousin Mrs Esther Angus traveled from Midland and will stay until Tuesday. A children’s exercise is planned at the Christian Church on May 13. A classified liner will run next week.
A Republican primary notice urges electors of Clare County to support Joseph Hoag for sheriff in the August 31 1920 primary. The message asks for votes and expresses respect.
Thomas S. Dorsey announces his candidacy for renomination on the Republican ticket for the office of Judge of Probate. He urges support at the primary on August 31.
In Clare County Circuit Court Chancery Harrison April 23 1929 Judge Kay Hart orders Eugene Carpenter a Lyons Ohio resident to answer the bill within three months and directs publication of the order in Clare Sentinel for six weeks. Court clerk Seymour Andrina notes true copy.
Washington reports President Wilson lost a bid for an American mandate over Armenia as the senate rejected the resolution to grant congressional authority. The final tally was 652 to 23 with 13 Democrats joining Republicans. Leaders in the house planned swift adoption.
The foreign relations panel heard a subcommittee report urging the Senate to report back the long pending Colombia treaty for final action. The draft amendment aims to shield American oil and mining interests from a presidential decree deemed confiscatory. The panel noted Colombia’s supreme court invalidated the decree and similar laws, citing Mexico as a protest point, and questioned U S approval for a 25 million payment to Colombia while records showed no Colombia consent.
The House approved by 323 to 3 a resolution repealing all war time laws except the Lever food control act and the trading with the enemy act. Democrats raised doubts about coverage of espionage and other statutes, while Rep Walsh said most wartime laws would be repealed, with Lever act kept to punish profiteering.
The army reorganization bill leaves conference with no senate proposals for federalizing the national guard or for universal voluntary training. It provides a peacetime regular force of 297000 including Philippine scouts and retains the national guard largely on present terms.
To the Electors of the 28th Senatorial District I ask support for my candidacy after four years of service as a Republican. I cite economy in government, critique wartime spending, and urge continued conservative budgeting while highlighting my legislative experience and readiness to serve the district.
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