Vows Freed Returns From Elsie Meet and visits
Vows Freed came back from the Elsie Meet on Monday with his dater Mrs Raymond Ramsey and their little daughter Stash for a visit. Nearby residents Rouse and wife and Mr and Mrs Floyd Myers traveled from near Bienchard to attend a church gathering.
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Elsie
Raymond Ramsey
Stash
Rouse
Acdee
Froyd Myers
Bienchard
Shies Place
Si Myre Harger
Bersant
Homer Satison
Mies Dorpethy Kleinhardt
Weaver
Sarah Fenton
Gundey
Obas
Kleinhardt
Faufiy
Wm. Miller
Cadillac
One Cay
Mre Wa. Trietob
Local Briefs From North Arthur and Nearby
Mrs Wright remains on the sick list while Mrs Bernice Davis moved toward Farwell with her young son last Monday. Albert Kieiner plows for Gunner Borerg. A large group attended the Brown quarterly meeting. Mr and Mrs Chas Ott visited John Coultere last Sunday. Mrs Albert Shaver travels to Detroit and is reported to be recovering. Lillie Shaver stays home to care for children. Bralsley went to Harrison for cement and coal. Mr and Mrs Chas Pfetch and Geo Pfetch with family visited Mrs Pfetchs sister Louise last Saturday for her birthday. Mrs Delos Wright and Mrs Ches Ott attended the Aid near Dover's Wednesday.
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Wright
Bernice Davis
Farwell
Albert Kieiner
Gunner Broerg
Brown
Chas Ott
John Coultere
Albert Shaver
Detroit
Lillie
Honee
East Lincoln teacher returns to Dist. 3 after road work
Margaret Bond resumed teaching at District 3 on Monday. Men had been working on the road nearby.
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Margaret Bond
Dist
Farm and Local Visits Reported Across Nearby Towns
Work on a farm at Parview was completed with A Luce and Carmen involved. Elmer Beard and family spent Sunday with Mr Presley and wife at Wiludover. Raphoon of Fergusco lake stayed at Welch home Friday. Frank Williams and Mire Wentworth visited in West Grant. A L Lambertson and wife called on F A Luce at Lake George Sunday night. Lilian Lillgren attended the infant funeral of Morey Mills at Phelps Friday. Harley Welch and wife visited Clare on business Saturday. Steve Reeves and Martin Graves of Puelpe conducted business in the area Friday.
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A. Luce
Carmen
Parview
Elmer Beard
Bia
Presley
Wiludover
Raphoon
Fergusco Lake
Welch Homa
Frank Williams
Mire Wentworth
West Grant
A. L. Lambertson
Chris Bringold
Greenwood
F. A. Luce
Lake George
Sanday
Lilian Lillgren
Morey Mills
Phelps
Harley Welch
Clare
Steve Reeves
Martin Graves
Puelpe
Frida
Union to Aid Potato Sales in Michigan
Senator Herbert I. Baker urged labor unions and farmers to unite into a strong marketing agency. The Michigan Federation of Labor adopted the plan and will forward 1,500 delegates to assist in marketing potatoes this fall. The Michigan Potato Growers' Exchange will supply price lists for a coordinated campaign.
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Grand Rapids
Herbert I. Baker
Weadeck
Michigan Federation of Labor
Baker
Michigan Potato Growers’ Exchange
Lead us not into temptation quote with caveat
A pastor reflected on prayer warning that some congregants might phrase the Lord’s Prayer line differently if the chance seems favorable and no one is nearby. The remark appeared in a thoughtful, searching address yesterday.
Rail Executives Meet As Oct 14 Deadline Looms
Washington reports progress toward possible reduction in railroad freight rates after a conference with President Harding and Senator Cummins. Cummins expects Chicago talks on October 24 to adopt immediate rate cuts with voluntary actions by carriers and possible wage reductions via the labor board or Congress.
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Washington
Harding
Cummins
Republican
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago
Cumming
Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Dewitt Cuyler
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania System
Smith
New York Central
Holden
Burlington System
Julius Kruischnitt
Southern Pacific
Senator Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Geology Professor Probes Reef Growth in the Orient
Prof. William H. Hobbs of the University of Michigan geology department travels from Yokohama to the Caroline Islands seeking to determine whether a coral reef starts at the bottom and grows upward or the reverse. He plans to gather observations that may resolve the age and formation sequence of reef structures.
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William H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
Orient
Hobbs
Yokohama
Caroline Islands
Witness Defies Death Threat in Detroit Mob Murder Trial
In Ann Arbor the trial opened with Peter Orlando, a Detroit Italian witness, recounting how Sam Moceri and his accomplices allegedly forced him at gunpoint to drive the murder car. Orlando claimed he was marked for death for telling the story on the witness stand and vowed to tell the truth despite danger.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit
Peter Orlando
Sam Moceri
George Burg
Saline Township
Henry Fullmer
Orlando
Maceri
Houghton County Wins Suit Over Iron Land Ownership
Michigan Supreme Court reversed Gogebic county court ruling declaring Paul and Napoleon Massie owners of iron bearing land near Bessemer. The court found the verdict not supported by the evidence and ordered retrial, in a five year dispute sought to exceed one million dollars.
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Houghton
Mich
Houghton County
Gogebic County
Bessemer
Michigan Supreme Court
Paul
Napoleon Massie
Railroad union strike unlikely says trainmen chief
Cleveland prediction by William G. Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen states there will be no general strike. He argues that most labor leaders recognize current conditions.
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Cleveland, O
Railroad Transportation Brotherhoods
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lee
Lansing Plans New Business Tax To Raise 6 Million
The legislative tax investigation commission discussed two main options in the governor's office. A Detroit rep proposed a general business license tax, while another plan seeks a constitutional amendment to allow a general or special income tax on business. The discussion follows a U S district court ruling that the existing corporate tax is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
State Supreme Court
Legislative Tax Investigation Commission
Tuttle
U. S. District Court
George Lore
Detroit
REPORT MORE MEN AT WORK
The department of labor reported a slight decrease in unemployment for September. Payrolls rose by 13,050 workers across 1,428 establishments, up 1.2 percent. In 65 principal cities employment fell in 26, rose in 38, and was unchanged in Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Columbus
Ohio
Missing 16 After Rowan Steamer Wreck Off Scotland
The Rowan, a line steamer between Glasgow and Dublin, was damaged in fog off Scotland's southwest coast and sunk by a rescue vessel. Thirteen crew members and three passengers are reported missing after the Sunday incident.
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Belfast
Scotland
Rowan
Glasgow
Dublin
Ferris Named for Committee to Endow Wilson Award
Wood bridge official N. Ferris of Big Rapids is named chairman in Michigan for the Woodrow Wilson foundation. Franklin D. Roosevelt announced the move as national chairman of fundraising committees to endow an annual award in President Wilson’s name. The piece mentions paving roads costs and war era railroad claims totaling about 1.087 billion dollars with 188,284 miles filed by railroads.
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New York
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Big Rapids
Michigan
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Franklin D. Rooseyreilt
Wilson
wWdShington
Davis
Brennan to Defend Arbuckle in Slaughter Case
Arraignment of Roscée Fatty Arbuckle on a man slaughter charge connected to Virginia Rappe’s death was postponed at the request of Charles H. Brennan, the new chief counsel for the film.
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East Lincoln
America
Frank Mayo
Monroe
New _ York
Bicknell
State Labor Federation
RAIL
Slayers
Supreme Court
W. G. Lee
U. S
Payrells
Scot
Ferris
Wilson Popular Fund
Anc
Hamburg
Frankforts
Ring Bologna
Fallad
Mens’ Wool Unions
Menge
Soo Pants
Thompson, Elden & Bogardus
Phone No
Clare, Mich
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