Stresemann’s Berlin speech signals new German dictatorship move
Chancellor Stresemann appeared before the Reichstag in Berlin and said his reorganized cabinet would seek unprecedented powers and renounce rights as a lawmaking body for a long period. He declared war on communists and monarchists and pledged to stabilise Germany while mines in the Ruhr resume production after ending passive resistance. William Hohenzollern denied involvement in a nationalist coup.
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London
Stresemann
Reichstag
Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
William ‘Hohenzollern
Hermine
Michigan Death Rate Rises 2.3 Percent in 1923
Census figures released Sunday show Michigan's death rate up 2.3 percent from 1922. First quarter 1923 deaths totaled 14,893 compared with 12,461 in 1922. Crude rate 15.2 per 1000. January 14.0 February 17.4 March 14.4. Birth rates slight decline year over year. North Carolina leads with 27.6, Vermont lowest at 15.8. Maine has highest first quarter death rate at 19.8 while Idaho is lowest at 7.9.
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Detroit
Michigan
U. S
North Carolina
Vermont
Maine
Idaho
State death rate increases and Turkish constitutional plan
Constantinople reports a new Turkish constitution establishing a republic with a four to five year presidential term. The national assembly holds legislative power while the cabinet executes law and a state council acts as an upper house. The USS 96 remains the sole US naval force in the harbor aside from the Bridge in dry dock.
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Constantinople
Turkey
National Assembly
Council of State
Mexico City Plots Extradition Request For Exiled Officials
Mexico City officials say no formal extradition request has been made yet to Washington for Mexican fugitives in the United States but the foreign relations department is preparing to seek the return of former government officials who absconded with state funds. Most were tax collectors postal officers and revenue officers.
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Mexico City
Senor Aspe
Department of Foreign ‘Relations
Washington
United States
Cala
County Capitol Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local notes record visits from Flint and Clare, court and road board actions, a Harrison football setback, and social gatherings. Birth of Catherine Rose to Mr. and Mrs Norbert Fanning is noted along with real estate transfers and upcoming H S Fair at the Wilson Opera House.
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Wilson Opera House
Alice Bruce
Leota Gardner
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Reid
Lansing
Walter Rhodes
Flint
Clarence
Read Bruce
T. Welch
Mt . Pleasant
Henry French
Coleman
Walter Arrand
A. W. Tibbits
Benj. Wagner
Hilton
Henry Bogue
Rex Harper
Clare
H. H. 5S
G.W. Powers
Traverse City
E. Powers
Elk Rapids
F. Richardson
Powers
Richardson
H.H. S
Farwell High
Warwell
Harrison
Julia Schermerhorn
Glen
Amy
Garfield
Claude
Rockwell
Jean Jackson
Hight Point
Brandy M. Gammel
Chas
H Gammel
Surrey
Clifford Childs
John H. .Doherty
Sei of .S Wih
Redding
James Deforest
Roy Bennett
Henry TL
Green
Hara
Cornell
Local SouthWest Sheridan Farmers Sell Livestock to Coleman Buyers
Farmers in Southwest Sheridan have sold cattle to Coleman buyers. Residents along the half mile road north from Murphy’s corner await overseer completion. Ole and Henry Severson have smallpox but are recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Presley and Miss Addie Pressey of Clare shared dinner with Mr. and Mrs. John Pressey last Sunday.
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Murphy’s
Community Notes From Hinkleville And Surrounding Towns
Local residents report milder daytime weather despite persistent freezes and share visits among families from Farwell Vernon Lansing and Clare. Socials include gatherings at F Hinkle home and Laur ie Woodward residence with remarks on old times and neighbors now in Detroit Pontiac and Midland.
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Mary Gilmore
Wm. Hawkins
F. Hinkle
H. DeGeer
Farwell
Eliza Armstrong
Josephine
John
Vernon
D. F. Gilman
Geo
D. Harper
Basil
Bruce Pelbh
John Traytor
Bay City
Frank Irwin
Arthur Bellinger
S. Geo. Burchie
John Armstrong
Ben Franklin
Remus
Laurie Woodward
Lansing
Sinclair Brothers
Pontiac
Lafayette Hiles
Runie
Detroit
George Hubbell
Midland
Aijukle
Ailes
Hi. Hubbell
Loomis
Coleman
Mann Siding
Hiles
Thie
Bueihese
Hubbell
Earf Hubbell
Homa
Wilson
Altobio
Billa
North Arthur community sympathy for two local incidents
The community extends sympathy for the death of a young daughter in North Arthur while Albert Kanaar suffers severe injuries from a horseback incident. Dr Sanford treats him as Spencer’s family recalls a truck rollover near Bay City. John Hartman is ill, and Albert Klein moved his mailbox. Harold Schofield visits Farwell with family.
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Milton ‘Lestner
Albert Kanaar
Albert
Sanford
Balsley
Brown Corners
Spencer
Bay City
John Hartman
Albert Kliener
Harold Schofield
Farwell
Maple Grove social notes from weekend gatherings and visits
Mrs. John Halsted entertained family including Bart Letta and Ethel while Mrs. Ferris Butters with daughter Evelyn visited from Sheridan. The James Davison and Bertie Graham families settled in Farwell for winter. Numerous local families attended the Tiedeman Reunion on October 3.
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John Halsted
Bart
Letta
Ethel
Howard
Yoder
Lillian Ross
Lansing
Guy Perry
Farwell
John, Tiedeman
Tiedeman
McFarling
Sharp
Holcomb
Cadillac
James Rulapaugh
Leroy
George Tiedeman
Nora Allen
Laning
J. W. Moore
Lela Allman
J. Halsted
Rosser
Sears
H. Dell
Velma Schofield
Bertha Timpe
Elmer Schofield
Jim Stanley
Mr. Colby
Brown Corners Community Notes and Local Happenings
Local letters report neighbors in Hinkleville Clare and Flint sharing visits and meals. Mr. Fitzpatrick has 200 acres to thresh while corn crops look promising and pricing supports a profitable season. Sympathy extended to the Leitner family after a child’s death from a vehicle accident.
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North Arthur
Harrison
Sentinel
Hinkleville
Erter
Nate Trumble
Clare
Trimble
Wm. Hilborn
Perverse
Fitzpatrick
Jim
First Complete English Bible Appears in 1535
The early English Bible was completed in 1535 with Myles Coverdale's translation printed in Zurich by Martin Kroschover. It relied on existing translations rather than direct Hebrew and Greek texts, yet remains a scholarly landmark despite no perfect copy surviving.
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Myles Coverdale
Switzerland
Zurich
Martin Kroschover
Basil
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Roy Felghner
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M. C. Johnson
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Grand Rapids
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James ‘Stinchcombe
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Lewis M. Friz
Bruce B. Pelch
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Chas. H. Coors
Farwell State Savings Bank
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