Sinclair cited for contempt in Senate oil probe
The Senate oil investigation expands as Harry F. Sinclair refuses further testimony and is cited for contempt. Will Hays testified that Sinclair pledged 75000 to help erase a 1600000 deficit after the 1920 campaign. The committee probes back to the 1920 Republican convention and Teapot Dome leasing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Department of Justice
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
Shipping Board
Naval
Sinclair
Republican Treasury
Senate Oil Committee
Harry F. Sinclair
District of Columbia
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Beig
Teapot Dome
Arms embargo to Honduras proclaimed by President Coolidge
A 1922 joint resolution authority proclamation bans transportation of arms or munitions to Honduras due to domestic violence risk. The move follows long concern over Honduran upheaval and a demand for U.S. sailors from Tegucigalpa that was refused by American minister Morales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honduras
Coolidge
Congress
United States
Tegucigalpa
Milwaukee
Franklins Morales
Reed quits race in Missouri senator to honor Missouri primaries
Washington Senator James A. Reed of Missouri says he will not seek Democratic convention support or favors for the presidency. He pledges to abide by Missouri voters at the primaries and to wholeheartedly back the party ticket.
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Washington
James A. Reed
Missouri
Coast Guard Rescues Deer From Puget Sound Waters
Coast Guard boat Arcata under Captain Lonsdale rescues a deer driven into Puget Sound by dogs near Port Townsend Washington. The animal was hauled aboard exhausted and released at Discovery Bay after the ship diverted to aid it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Puget Sound
Lonsdale
Coast Guard
Arcata
Discovery Bay
State News in Brief Highlights Michigan Local Notices
Grand Rapids lodge marks diamond jubilee. Eastern time metropolitans shift March 31. Three Patrick’s Day births in Cadillac. Kaake named superintendent of Mancelona schools. James S. Kenney dies at 91 after 60 years in Alpena. Eliza Bunyan dies at 103 in Dowagiac. Park Club building to rise at Presbyterian site. Manistee reopens Normal School next fall. Mrs Quist killed by falling tree near Bark River. New factory planned inside Marquette prison yard. D T I railroad to remove buildings as tracks double. Michigan Potato Growers Exchange campaign to enlist 50 000 acres. Dowagiac River drain work resumes after delays. MA C band tourney set May 24. State fund balance rises to 8.87 million. Grand Haven dunes urged preserved amid sand-hauling concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Grand River Lodge
Lansing
Cadillac
Herbert Holland
Pleasant
H. J. Kaake
Central Michigan Normal School
Mancelona
Kaake
Kalamazoo
Park Club
Presbyterian Church
Manistee
Board of Education
Manistee County
Escanaba
August Quist
Bergmann
Bark River
Marquette
State Prison Commission
Jackson
Monroe
Maybee
Scofield
Carleton
Traverse City
Michigan Potato Growers’ Exchange
Michigan
Saginaw
Exchange
Dowagiac
Con
A. J. Clark
State Administrative Board
State Accounting Department
General Fund
Grand Haven
Harbo
Grand Aver Women’s Club
Harvor Avenue
Aléeady J
Éltv
Brown Family News From Pleasant Area
Mr and Mrs S Brown returned from Mr Pleasant Tuesday. Ray Brown threshed 194 bushels of rice beans for Glyde Stoam Wednesday and Thursday. Sam Crawford bought a used team of horses from H Haskins. Don Brown and a Mr Reed were Lake shoppers Friday. Ray Browns were Sunday guests at J C Browns. Halstead lost their home by fire Thursday. The Sun Shine club met at Mrs H Hunts Thursday. Wm Miller spent Wednesday evening with his niece Mrs R Brown. Madeline Brown spent several days with her aunt Mrs Ray Brown while Mr Brown was away.
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S. Brown
Mr. Pleasant
Ray Brown
Sam Crawford
H. Haskins
Don Brown
Reed
J. C. Browns
J. ' Halsteads
Sun’ Shine Club
West Grant Community Notes Include Visits and Visits
Mrs Orin Smith travels to Ann Arbor for medical care. Mrs Win Russell and daughter Mary visit to Preeland with Mr and Mrs Eli Bugbee family. Milo Robinetts hosts Sunday guests Rex Hula and M Jo Robinetts. Eula stays overnight and attends school with Elva. Lee Reynolds home over weekend. Rosebush visitor John Y Johnson attends cottage prayer meetings weekly at Amos Foltz, Yeagers, Axford place, and Chris Webber. Family illnesses noted with measles. Thomas Sutton birthday party attendance and Bay City hospital visit for Geo Ickes wife. Madison sale draws crowd on pleasant day.
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Orin Smith
Ann Arbor
Win. Russell
Mary
Preeland
Eli Bugbee
Milo Robinetts
Rex
Hula Robinett
M.jo Robinetts
Eula
Elva
Lee Reynolds
Satuday
John Y. Johnson
Rosebush
Amos Foltz
Yeagers
Axford Place
Chris Webbers
Harry Cleveland
Helen Sutton
Thomas Sutton
Sheahan
Geo. Ickes
Bay City Hospital
Madison
Randall Al Walters Drives First Car Out Since January
Randall Al Walters was first to be out with his car since January as roads were found passable. Mildred Chaffee died in an automobile accident in Pontiac and her remains were brought to Clare for burial. No school this week due to Miss Gorr’s uncle’s death in Vernon.
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al Walters
Mildred Chaffee
Pontiac
Clare
Miss Gorr
Vernon
Cora Mitchell
Geo. Ripenburg
Helen Gibbs
Miss Jones
Levi Baker
Gerome Frees
Mr. Heuschele
John Larmon
Alois Gibis
Saginaw
Loomis
Ikey Searght
Coleman
G. Ripenburg
Madison
Fire destroys Maple Grove farm home of John Halstead
The Maple Grove farm home of John Halstead burned Thursday at noon, with down stairs contents saved but the loss extensive. Halstead, working in Lansing, returned to find the house a total loss and preparations were made to move into the nearby Rodgers garage. Neighbors and relatives, including the Larkins and Mrs Hayward, helped as the community gathered after the blaze.
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John Halstead
Halsted
Lansing
Farwell
James Davison
Even Graham
Dale Rulapaugh
Flint
Ina Schofield
Marie House
Frank Lagrow
D. Stirlings
John Wiedeman
Ackerman Family Active In Grange Events
Leda Ackerman returns from Flint after a week with her sister. Henry Haring and Lavina Ackerman win first prizes at the Grange event. Members Bonnets and Dee Stough receive praise while Thomas Ackerman suffers neuritis. Dorothy and Forest Brewer visit Mt Pleasant relatives as initiations and programs are outlined for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leda Ackerman
Flint
Chas. Haring
Elmer
Brockharts
Mason Smith
George Ackerman
Grange
Pedro
Margaret Ackerman
Francis Marshall
Lavina
Ackerman
Dee Stough
Thomas Ackerman
Dorothy
Forest Brewer
Mt. Pleasant
M. B. Brewer
Archie Ackerman
Holaie Marshall
Florence Ackerman
Roland Thayer
Gerald Thayer
Howard White
Harold White
B. A. Sanborn
Ann& Ackerman
Nellie B. White
Chas
Haring
Henry ‘Ackerman
Bronce
Sanbor H
Bro
Harold’ White
Song—Granee
Penny March
Hard Scrable News and Community Notes
Hard Scrable welcomes robins bluebirds and larks while Frank Gorr passes away after illness. Robi Gardner clears roads with his truck and Mortie Tice leads a team through drifts. Ernest Irwin and Olive Davis marry. Local caution on dog hunting and bird conservation framed by Clare county notes and Sentinel references.
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Hard
Frank
Gorr
Robi. Gardner
Mortie Tice
Ernest
Irwin
Olive Davis
Scrabl
Fred
Will Irwin
Clare
Sentinel
Wiew
March Weather Triggers Coughs. Foley’s Honey and Tar Help
March weather brings frequent coughs and colds. John R. Lyons of Prescott Arizona testifies Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound eased a bad cough promptly. Other readers from Clare and Burnton report similar relief.
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Foley
John R. Lyons
Prescott
Arizona
Wirkpatrick
Clare
Burnton
Warwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Will H. Hayes
Alpena
James S. Kenney
E. J. Lalonde
Gilchrist Lumber Co
Eliza A. Bunyan
Robert Primley
Berrien Center
Four Corner News
West Grant
Randall
Maple Grove
Gaz
New York
Mr. Vernon Grange
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