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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
6
A government drive urges every young man to report to training camps, emphasizing nationwide mobilization and preparedness. Officials stress early enrollment to build manpower for forthcoming operations and national defense.
President Harding urges every young man who can arrange it to attend citizen military training camps run by the War Department this summer. He hopes to establish a nationwide system providing at least 100,000 volunteers annually, strengthening national defense and individual benefits.
The Curtis Corp sues Detroit health board and officials in federal court for 1 million dollars, claiming damage after a health warning against ripe olives tied to five deaths from olives allegedly eaten on October 18, 1919 at Murray W. Sales home in Grosse Pointe.
Roy Haynes of Hillsboro Ohio, editor of the Hillsboro Dispatch, is formally appointed national prohibition commissioner. An early backer of Harding for president, he has long been active in Ohio Republican politics and sought the Republican nomination for congress in 1912.
Mrs Emma C Bergdoll mother of the Bergdoll brothers convicted army deserters and four co defendants paid 23 000 in fines in U S District Court Philadelphia to avert prison for conspiracy to aid Grover and Erwin Bergdoll in erecting earthly service.
Francesca Saplero from Mexico rejected Peter Lopas who worked at a hotel. In a failed attempt to kill himself he laid on a cake of ice and was cooled by two other cakes. A butcher found the man unconscious and police investigate the incident.
Madison records indicate John Dietz known as defender of Cameron Dam may sue Wisconsin for false imprisonment after a governor granted a pardon. Dietz served ten years of a life sentence for shooting a deputy during a raid on his cabin, and he previously refused counsel to defend himself at trial.
The Michigan Dairy Association adopted a resolution to prohibit the sale and manufacture of a compound described as milk made from skim milk and vegetable oils. They cited 86 million pounds produced last year and coconut oil replacing 7.6 million pounds of butter fat. The group accepted Saginaw's invitation for the second annual convention and daily show next February.
Lansing reports the state farm bureau executive committee endorses Professor David Friday of the University of Michigan economics department for president of Michigan Agricultural College. The board of agriculture took no definite action last week, with Kedzie’s resignation pending July consideration by new members elected in April.
Mrs. Thomas Foran and her husband are jailed on first degree murder charges over the death of Joseph Wameer. Police say the wife named Wameer after a burglary claim, confessing she needed $20 for her children’s clothing and framed an alleged robber.
The forty-first AFL convention repudiated the one big union concept, sustaining committee actions against amalgamation. The body approved a resolution for separate federations and protective agreements, denying any Irish treaty link.
A nostalgic verse recalls Clare county dry days and saloon nights turned to Dixie Land at a beauty spot where Miss Sally hosts music and Nectar drinks. The speaker praises Bill Cash of Dixie Land and the joy of dances and encores with Sally, celebrating better times.
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