Revolutionists Take Four Towns in Tamaulipas Advance
Rebels seized four coast towns in Tamaulipas San Fernando de Presas Padilla Cruillas and Quijano and also Jiménez with fighting in city streets Washington reports say Governor Salinas and officials detained while Don Carlos Green backs Sonora revolt Americans safe as Chihuahua garrison falls in battle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chihuahua
State Department
Salinas
Guerrero
Don Carlos Green
Tabascec
Sonora
Green
Carranza
San Antonio
Tex
Tamaulipas
Mexico
Jiminez
San Fernando de Presas
Padilla
Cruillas
Quijano
Cruisers Protect Americans as Mexico Turmoil Grows
American cruisers Salem and Sacramento arrived at Maesellen and Tampico to safeguard American lives and property after reports of unrest. Officials noted 600 federal troops moved into Vera Cruz area and banditry feared near Guadalajara as rail and telegraph links faltered. Refugees aboard the Senator of the Admiral Mine reached Los Angeles, with many Americans among the evacuees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Salem
Sacramento
Maesellen
Tampico
State Department
George F. Summerlin
Mexico City
Department
Laredo
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Alvarado
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Guadalajara
Dieguez
Banjits
Los Angeles
Mazatlan
Benies Sles Miss Vera Schneider Slaying Inconsistent Statements
Pontiac man denies involvement in the murder of Vera Schneider, a telephone operator found strangled at 25 Douglas Street. Anson Beasst asserts he had not seen the victim before police questioned him, and Best backs off a prior confession, calling earlier admissions false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Vera Schneider
Anson Beast
Flint
Douglas Street
Best
Gilespie
63 Cents to Collect 100 Revenue From Taxes
Washington reports the cost to collect taxes is 63 cents per 100 dollars of revenue. Total collections reach 3,850,150,000 with expenditures of 20,573,000. The bureau denies claims that up to 60 percent of income tax collected goes to administration. Most collections for the year stem from profits taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Notice of Hearing on Probate Estate of Hass Hudson Devesaid
State of Michigan Probate Court in Clare County announces four months from April 7 1901 for creditors to file claims against Hass Hudson Devesaid deceased at the Harrison probate office by June 16 1901. Claims will be heard August 12 1901 at ten in the forenoon. Dated April 17 1901. Thomas S Donser Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Hass Hudson Devesaid
Wottee
Harrison
Aaid County
Clairs
Donser
Notice Of Hearing Claims In Estate Of Hudson
Notice is given four months from April 18 1920 to present claims against the estate of Benjamin Hudson deceased. Creditors must file at the probate office Harrison City before June 1 1920. Claims will be heard on Tuesday August 17 1920 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Thess S Dorgey Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Benjamin Hudson
Harrison
Thess. S. Dorgey
Probete
Order For Publication in Clare County Probate Case
State of Michigan Clare County Probate Court presides over the estate of Eliza J. E Robinson. Charlies I. Maurer petitions to determine legal heirs. Hearing set for May 7 1920 at 10:00 AM at the probate office. Public notice to be published three weeks in Clare Sentinel newspaper. A true copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos
Dorsey
Eliza J. E Robinson
Charlies I. Maurer
Cour
Clare Sentinel
Mortgage Sale by Hatton Michigan Notice 1913
Default on a 1913 mortgage by Herman and Ethel Grewe of Chauncey Indiana reduced to action. Henry Lydiatt of Hatton Michigan to foreclose equity at public auction May 10, 1920, at 12 noon at the Harrison courthouse Clare County. Property described as parts of sections 27 and 28 in town 18 north range 4 west. Attorney for Mortgagee Carlos A. Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Grewe
Ethel Grewe
Chauncey, Dinois
Henry Lydiatt
Hatton
Clare
Harrison
Clare County
Michigan
Circuit Court
County of
Clere
Carlos A. Reading
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Clare County Michigan
Default under a mortgage dated December 14 1912 by Warren E Alwood Jr Vera M Alwood and John L Alwood against Abraham J Wallace and Ruth A Wallace of Lansingburgh New York. Notice states sale of the west half of the northwest quarter section 32 township 18 west range 3 west in Clare County at public auction May 10 1920 to cover due amounts plus costs and attorney fee. Carlos A Reading attorney for the mortgagees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren E. Alwood Jr
Vera M. Alwood
John L. Alwood
Arthur Township
Clare County
Michigan
Abraham J. Wallace
Ruth A
Wallace
Lansingburgh
New York
Office of the Register of Deeds
Clare
Harrison
Circuit Court
County of
Cure County
Agraham J. Wallace
A. Wallace
Carlos A. Reading
Clare resident praises a kidney remedy in local testimony
Elmer Halstead of 502 5th St Clare describes two years of back pain and kidney aches. After reading of Deans Kidney Pills he bought them at Kirkpatrick's Drug Store and says they cured him and restored strength. Sold everywhere 66 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Elmer Halstead
5Th St
Dean
Tolke
Kirkpatrick
Foster-Milburne Co
Mtre
Buffalo
N. Y
Mrs Ide Clark Travels Through Michigan to Visit Family
Mrs Ide Clark spent last week traveling from near Flint to Adrian to see her daughters Este and other relatives. She plans further visits to Hudson and Rollins and will stop by her brother’s home and old friends along the way. Nearby, the Turners were at their cottage on the beach. Fus saw mill halted for oat sowing. Many residents are raising insurance to cover higher building costs. M Clark cleared stumps and prepared ground for a berry garden.
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Ide Clark
Flint
Este
Adrian
Hudson
Rollins
Turners
Fus
M. Clark
West Greenwood Last Week's Local News Briefs
Ernest Bruce returns from Detroit and Lansing. Mrs Chaffee and Chester visit Shepherd and Alma. W J Holmes from Lansing checks farm interests here. Will Budd family move to Toledo. Mrs Robt Kerns improves after Ann Arbor visit. Chaffee family returns from Lansing. Harley Kerns recovering from pneumonia. Five year old Geo Van Buskirk suffers serious barn accident. Mildred Ewing visits near Marion. Ernest Chaffee and Russell visit Clare with F Obanee family. Barre salt park sale listed at Jackson's Market. Try a classified liner next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bruce
Detroit
Lansing
P. P. Chaffee
Chester
Shepherd
Alma
W. J. Holmes
Will Budd
Toledo
Robt. Kerns
Ann Arbor
Ernest Chaffee
Ester
Harley Kerns
Clarence
Geo. van Buskirk
Mildred Ewing
Parentea
Marion
Russell
Clare
F.obanee
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Kirkbride
Wm. H. Caple
BIG Red
Haynes Or Brothers
Cadillac
Clare, Mich
Tobas6co
United States
Mazatlan and
Tampico Forts
Wesre
Fred Joslin
Eight Point Lake
West Greenwood
Barre Salt Park
Jackson's Market
Glenwood
Glenwood Ice
Harris
Hirt, Clare
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