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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
2
The Clare Sentinel outlines subscription prices and local reading notices. Rates include 62.50 yearly in Michigan and 82.00 in the U S with 2.50 for Canada, plus 16 cents per line for notices and 50 cents per line as fillers, with 10 cents extra for headings.
Enoch Andrus announces his departure from the Sentinel as new owners Jono Pauli Jones and Malcolm D Feighter take over. He reflects on health, the paper’s stance on community issues, and thanks subscribers, advertisers, and correspondents, wishing success to his successors.
U S ambassador George Harvey told Pilgrims in London that America will not join the League of Nations or any related commission. He said the U S entered World War to save itself and shorten the war, not to advance an international mediation role. He praised President Harding’s stance on preserving American rights and avoiding foreign entanglements.
Governor Groesbeck signs the Wood anti county pass bill mandating primary selection for county convention delegates. He also signs the Hicks flavoring extracts bill the Dacey schools under state jurisdiction the boundary commission act and a road crossing measure. Several bills vetoed include the MacDonald bank executor bill.
The body of Leo Weiss a 43 year old Detroit real estate dealer was found hanging from a tree in Irving park Battle Creek. He had been dead several hours when found Weiss had been a patient at Battle Creek sanitarium since May 9 and died by his own action officials cite mortal mood over long illness as the cause.
Kansas City police chief Edwards declares love making in parks a legitimate summer activity. The policy will have officers leave couples alone, focusing on other duties rather than clearing park benches of boys and girls making love.
The United States railroad labor board announced a downward wage adjustment for employers on carriers involved in the disputes. The decision affects labor on nearly every railroad in the country and was unexpected, as formal consideration had only begun.
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