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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
8
Washington reports warn that national price control may only partially curb fuel inflation as coal operators plan to double profits amid winter shortages. Industrial war risks deepen with railroad and coal disruptions slowing commerce and worsening transport, with higher household costs likely lasting into next spring.
Meda Hodell was found guilty of first degree murder in White Cloud Michigan for poisoning her father in law David Hodell. The verdict followed a two hour forty minute deliberation. She is jailed in Mecosta County to await trial on a charge of poisoning her husband. Her mother and two brothers are held on complicity charges in Big Rapids.
Invitations to a Near East peace conference were issued from London Paris and Rome calling Roumania Jugo Slavia Japan Greece Angola and Constantinople to Lausanne Switzerland starting November 13 to discuss the straits regime. Russia and Bulgaria were invited and a separate phrasing was sent to Washington after talks between Ambassador Harvey and Lord Curzon.
In White Plains New Jersey Albert Klein of Germany files in supreme court a suit seeking dissolution of the American Bosch Magneto company restoration of control to prewar owners and damages of 2 000 000 through his New York lawyer Harvey Andrews.
The American Red Cross has spent or authorized 3 786 200 for relief among destitute refugees in the Near East after the Turkish advance. A New York judge reserved decision on permanent injunctions regarding the Daugherty ruling governing liquor carriage by steamship lines.
State Accountant George Moviten of Ionia visited the city Wednesday. A Youtge returned from Grand Rapids. Callihan of Clare handled business at the courthouse Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker of Detroit visited Saturday regarding railroad interests. Mrs. E Richardson of Lansing hosted her brother’s family over Sunday. The Ladies Auxiliary met at Congregational parlors Monday. Mrs. W. L. Wilson entertained Miss Maia at Sig Mayion last week. Miss Newbound travels to Saginaw Monday for appendicitis operation. Miss Masey Casey returned from Grand Rapids Wednesday. Mrs. Clara Tilly visited Bay City friends. Mrs. F. Westherhead left for Bay City Monday. Wm. Murphy on a business trip to Adrian Tuesday. J Jonneon and E Clure were Clare visitors Thursday. Mrs. A B R Canfield of Clare visited her aunt and husband Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bogue. Miss Nettie Weatherhead and Leota Gardner attended the State Institute in Saginaw this week. Sheriff J Hose left Monday for Ithaca on official business. Myra WSB Green left Wednesday for funeral of her mother Mrs. Foster. Mrs. E Ryder, an early Harrison resident, died in Lansing and will be buried there. Mrs. Alice Page, in city 17 years, moves to Adrian. friends wish her happiness. Harrison’s loss is Adrian’s gain.
A sequence of 80 acre property transfers listed between various individuals and entities. Names include Charies F Adama Union Trust Savings Bank James S Biskaeil Oran F Presley Gisre N Smith Jacob Hillier and others with parcel references and sections noted such as Sec 2 Ar thur Frost 27 Grant 33 Winterfield Greenwood and Harrison areas.
About forty gathered at Oslyin Guest home Tuesday night for a birthday reminder, games, and lunch. Notices express sympathy for neighbors Mr. Shumway and Mr. Biinco. Local families visit, travel plans, hunting rabbits, and illnesses are noted with cheerful and somber updates throughout the community.
The note discusses a Republican tax measure claiming an $500 higher exemption and possible doubling of the exemption with deductions. It asserts women and families would not pay 10 percent tax on wearing apparel, pork, cosmetics, and medicines, reflecting rumor and confusion about tax policy.
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