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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
6
Wharton labor member writes against a ruling raising maintenance of way pay by 2 cents per hour. He cites a $3.12 billion annual payroll rise and a $2.24 billion carrier deficit, arguing the board should not endorse a living wage and warning the shift would be impractical and unjust.
New York reports a potential labor shortage as industry plans for the future. Big employers push for looser immigration limits while organized labor calls for further restriction or a total stop to immigration. The debate centers on how immigration policy will affect prosperity and the availability of common labor.
Henry Werblew acting manager of the Peking branch of Asia Banking corporation and his brother Robert Werblow were charged on warrants with grand larceny tied to a forged cable fraud aiming to steal 139000 dollars from banks. Isaac Werblow is being sought. Authorities say about 110000 dollars already recovered.
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Mrs. & a. Presiey and family and Mr. and Mrs. a. Presiey with mentions of Ke mond sale and Sanday. It references Mrs. W. Gerow and Mre. & saa with possible Wednesday wage notes and Howard. Penrose and families appear in scattered form.
Mrs. Bartesth of Milford visits parents Mr. and Mrs. Pahiliip Warden. Mr. and Mrs. Callinan of Clare spend Sunday with son Floyd Bergey. The Bergey and Beaxyexton families host Monday gatherings. About fifty friends attend Vera Quick sixteenth birthday party with games and refreshments. all report a fine time.
Mr and Mrs Goy Murray and children Tom and Lise Rawson visited Friend Murray in Farwell on Saturday and Sunday. Shirley Hale and daughter Dacy of Hamilton joined the family. Glenden Murray spent a week visiting wandisther. Mr and Mrs Wm Richter of Evert were visitors Tuesday. Evarette Richter helped Friend Murray for a few days. Miss Linda Murray of Farwell spent several days at home last week.
SOUTH WEST SHERIDAN farmers are shredding horn scrap and a new barn near completion for J A Reeder. Frank Williams leaves the Reeder farm to move away. Miss Dorothy Hayes entertained Mr Hockay at Miss Mary Prealey’s Sheridan home. Roy Shores works for Don Murphy. Mrs Mary Prealey and Mrs Dorothy Hayes attended the Teachers Institute at Cadillac. Severson helps Bowles on his stone house. Clyde Beers of Genesee County herds 1800 sheep moving from Harrison to Genesee County winter quarters.
Dover visitors include Wm Elinbe on business and Mesers Hill and Uarmon at their ranch. Windover hosts H Christenson and Delling households. Lake George appears with Mildred Dunkle and the Wellmans. A. Lamberteen and A Kube host gatherings as a 10 lb boy arrives to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bigren.
Local residents report visits and family visits across Barrleon Clare and Flint with several weekend gatherings. No school Friday due to a sick aunt. Old Fashioned New England supper announced at Octonville Church on Tuesday November 7 with fishing as an event highlight.
Patchy OCR text describes a distressed event with injury and forceful exit, mentioning Tarkio and Mon. The readable phrases imply a serious incident with intense pain and a compelled withdrawal. No clear names or dates could be confirmed from the fragment.
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