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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
Berlin proclaims martial law in the wake of the assassination of Foreign Minister Walther Rathenau. Three gunmen followed his car and fired eight shots and a grenade. Rathenau died instantly. The murder sparks mass uproar as labor unions plan a general strike while police guard roads to prevent marches on the capital.
William Rockefeller died June 24 at his country estate near North Tarrytown after pneumonia with kidney trouble complications. He was in his 199? years with a fortune built alongside brother John D. Rockefeller in the oil business. Relatives mourn as the end came unexpectedly behind guarded gates.
Report notes shifting interest as Americans once wary of Cuba now seek warmer climates. Economies, travel access, and cultural ties influence renewed allure for Cuban destinations amid changing policies and affordability.
July 2 church services announced with morning sermon and evening service. Various community updates note visits, travel between Clare, Albion, Marion, and Freeland, farming and road work, school graduations, and local social events.
Village life headlines list Masten home visits, Upper Peninsula school closure, and staff changes. Residents travel to Saginaw Owosso and Napoleon while local roads undergo work. The Harford era Sunday School group attends a Tri Township event at Lake 6 as families prepare for summer activities and normalize travel.
Emeline Richards born June 8 1837 in York Michigan died June 21 1922 in Farwell aged 85 13 days. Daughter of William and Elizabeth Richards she married Thomas Fuller in 1857 who died in 1882 in Farwell. She was a charter member of the First Baptist Church of Milan and left five children two grandchildren and several great grandchildren. She faced illness with clear mind and requested specific arrangements and expressed peace at passing among June roses.
A brief note honors the late Pap who will be remembered for her genial presence and the memories she created with family and friends.
We wish to thank the neighbors and friends for their sympathy and assistance during the illness and at the time of the death of our beloved father. The Kanes Caihong Babcock and Whaley families.
Mt Pleasant fairground track hosts a full day of sanctioned auto racing on July 4 with stars from Michigan including Bob Wilcox Owosso Dudek Standish McDale Detroit Long Wool M Sag inaw Taylor Shindler Hull Grand Rapids and others. Races start at 8 pm and run seven to nine events depending on heats.
A garbled ad style note mixes car slogans and motor humor. It riffs on tires gas and driving life with typos and odd spellings while quoting lines about home being where the car is and wheels going faster.
Sudbury Ont reports an important discovery in the Hologden mines West Shining Tree area. A 23 foot wide vein of well mineralized blue quartz was uncovered on surface. Negotiations are under way to install a mining plant and conduct extensive operations.
Pien Miller and Emil Schmidté Jr from Allegan High School launched a trip to Alaska in a car built from scrap and camping body. The boys recently graduated and used their manual training project as the vehicle.
The jury found Governor Len Small not guilty after a nine week trial in Lake County. The verdict came after roughly one hour and thirty five minutes of deliberation. Crowds celebrated at the courthouse as Small, indicted on embezzlement charges later amended to conspiracy to defraud the state, faced the case for months.
A jury in Herrin holds Southern Olinocts Coal Company officials responsible for the murder of 19 non union workers and two union miners during a strip mine riot last week. The verdict names company officials and notes the jury included three union miners with one as foreman. The report also mentions unrelated Paris misprints and a curious cow image incident from Seine et Marne.
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