Cox and Wilson clash over League covenant in a heated editorial
The piece argues that Article X is the core of the League covenant and contends Cox would press to modify it if elected, while Harding would oppose changes to meet American objections. It condemns the League as an unalterable commitment involving force and territorial claims, urging selection of leaders who preserve national sovereignty.
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Wilson
Sme
Nature
League of Nations
League
Cox
Senate
Tuchbanges
R. Harding
Amer
Ilson
Sarelir
Hard
Thich
Massive turnout planned for anti school amendment rally
Special to the Free Press reports a 50 000 strong demonstration projected for Sunday as Holy Name Society delegates from diocese branches join open air mass meeting. Trumpeted speakers include Rev Ruecell H Bready and J Dort of Flint with other officials from Detroit Flint and Pontiac areas.
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Phot
Mich
Holy Name Society
Detroit
Port Huron
Bay, City
Sm Yginaw
Flint
Townspeeple
Union Station
Ruecell H. Bready
Episcopal Church
Pontiac
J. Dattas Dort
Dort Motor Co
Chas. S. Most
Thomas M. Cotter
Geo W. Cook
Flint Board of Education
The Blue Moon Hotel to Rise in Clare Next Season
W E Currie of Detroit plans a $100000 hotel on the Carkine House site in Clare. A wreck company is contemplated or built by Currie, with fieldstone and tile construction, two stories high, targeting a large tourist patronage during the resort season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Currie
Detroit
Isabella County
Clare
Currie
Carrie
Cement Plant Plans at Coldwater Lake In Two Million Dollar Venture
Dr Robinson of Detroit who bought the Getchell farm at Coldwater Lake returned recently in connection with a plan for a two million dollar cement plant next year Detroit capital is showing interest The state securities commission approved the stock issue The geologist found 22 feet of marl under 105 acres enough to run a 400000 barrel capacity factory for 23 years A railroad from this city to the site is under discussion with the Ann Arbor railroad Esabertea Enterprise.
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Robinsonr
Detroit
Getchell
Coldwater Lake
State Securities Commission
Detroit Capital Io
Mars
Anna Arbor
Esabertea Enterprise
Doubly blessed fall yields second grasshopper crop in Wexford County
A brief note from Wexford County reports an unusually warm fall bringing another grasshopper crop. Citizens are advised to monitor local conditions as agriculture and wildlife interact with the mild weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wexford Co
Glover
Proper Storage And Temperature For Michigan Potatoes
Dr. G H Coons of Michigan Agricultural College warns farmers on the need for careful handling and storage of Michigan’s large potato crop. With estimates showing one of the largest crops in years, Michigan ranks second to New York in quantity and quality. Proper ventilation, cool temperatures, and avoiding bruises or rots are essential to prevent loss from frost, warmth, and moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
G. H. Coons
Michigan Agricultural College
New York
Nore
Coona
Buick Weekly Highlights Local Tennis Champs
The Buick Weekly issue features a photo cut of Douglas Mooney and Ross Carson as winners of the double event in the tennis championship. The article celebrates community spirit and notes the pair would beat any small town team like Flint's.
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Buick
Douglas Mooney
Ross Carson
Flint
Red Cross Clare County Chapter Elects Board for Ensuing Year
The American Red Cross Clare County Chapter held a meeting in Harrison electing Mrs Lorn Murphy Mrs BE A Page Garrison Mrs Minerva Richmond Farwell Jac F Tatman Clare Mrs Jas Wellman Lake George Chas Amble Harrison to the board for the year. Directors met in Clare electing Jas S Bicknesil as County Chairman Jas F Tatman as Treasurer and Mrs Wm Lange as Secretary. A membership drive runs from Armistice Day to November 25 asking contributions to support relief for children and soldiers.
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Clare
Harrison
Lorn Murphy
BE. A. Page
Garrison
Minerva Richmond
Farwell
Jac
F. Tatman
Jas. Wellman
Lake George
Chas. Amble
Jas. S. Bicknesil
Jas. F. Tatman
Mra. Wm. Lange
Thie County
Amosrisan Ret Nrase
Asa
Overs Greaster
Jackson Mart in Alpena Tie the Knot at Catholic Church
Charles E. Jackson son of Mr and Mrs John A Jackson wed Mike Nora Martin of Alpena in a Catholic church ceremony officiated by Rev Father Bonsky. A large gathering of friends attended and the couple plan a future home in the city. The Sentinel sends cordial congratulations.
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Charles E. Jackson
John A. Jackson
Mike Nora Martin
Alpena
Father Bonsky
T Young
Sentinel
Knights and Sisters Host Chicken Supper and Initiation
Last Thursday evening the Pythian Sisters and Kneighta hosted a chicken supper at Castle Hall Dascap e Hall with about ninety visiting delegates from Alma Kivars and Midland. The event featured a banquet for two hundred, a degree team from Evart initiated a Page into Esquire and two more candidates into Knight, plus a musical program and social after.
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Pythian
Kneighta
Castle Hall
Alma
Kivars
Midland
Pgood Suroga
Evart
Ewart Page
Esquire
Desa
Armistice Day Reflections on War and Wilson Policy
A 1920 reflection notes Armistice Day approaching Nov 11 marking two years since the war began and about forty three months in a wartime state. It criticizes Wilsonian policy and autocratic wartime laws while urging general observance and banner display.
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Wilson
Auctions Bulletin Lists Multiple Local Sales
Four auctions are announced with sales by Loomis Utley Graves Burnham and Groves in various townships. Dates include next Saturday at Loomis residence 2 p.m. and Friday Nov 5 for Utley farm sale others on Nov 3 and Nov 8 with stock tools grain fodder and horses cows and more. Auctioneers Geo Davian Clarence Burnham Thos Groves note. Weather may be uncertain but sales expected to attract buyers from distance.
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Rand
Geo Daviacn
Graves
Grosawood Township
Harrison
Groves
Clarence Burnham
Burnham
Clare
Harding
Coolidge
County Board Approves Salary Basis for Officers
After a ten week session the board of supervisors adopts salary plans for county officers. Salaries set include Sheriff 2500, County Clerk and Register 2500, Prosecuting Attorney 1400, Treasurer 2500, Judge of Probate 1350, Canvassers 5 per day, Road Commissioners 250, and other expenses. Also approved are bond premiums, abstracts priced at 160 for first transfer, and a county agent funding with federal and state matching. Meeting set for December 27 to discuss memorial for Clare County soldiers.
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Board of Supervisors
Tressurer
Provate
Dobherty
Acsor
Clare Co
Mrs W S Cooley Found Dead in Her Home
Mrs W S Cooley aged over 89 was found dead in her bed with no sign of struggle. Once a pioneer of Olre she visited the Sentinel office days ago and said she felt well. Her husband died about nine years ago and sister Mrs Post had been with her. she left for the Pacific coast recently. A fall sketch will appear next week. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Saveryone
W.S. Cooley
Sentinel
Pere Marquette Inspection Train Schedule Revealed
The Pere Marquette Railway annual inspection resumes with a trip along the Saginaw Lodington line. The party will return to Port Huron Monday evening and continue to Grand Ledge Tuesday, ending at Plymouth Thursday after nine days of work. President Frank H. Alfrad leads seven committees overseeing markings for competitions. Accompanying the party are R P Paterson, W E Wolfenden, D W Roberée, and others in division service.
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Pere Marquette - Railway
Saginaw-Lodington
Port Huron
Grand Ledge
Plymouth
Thoreday
Frank H. Alfrad
R. P. Paterson
W.E. Wolfenden
D. W. Roberée
EB. Cain
Hatetsad
Davis Youth Survives Accidental Revolver Shot
Will Davis, a 17 year old near Colonville, narrowly escaped serious injury when a loaded revolver discharged. The ball entered the abdomen and lodged near the hip bone, but did not injure the intestine. He was treated at Bay City and is recovering.
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Will Davis
Chas. Davie
Colonville
Drs. Sanford
Paul Zimmermann
Morvan Thompson
Bay City
Good Literature club meets with varied Scott study
The Good Literature club met October 20 with Mrs C M Jones presiding. Members presented Scott topics including Life and Ancestry, Scott as a Poet, Romantic and Classic Age, and Scott Historical novels. The session featured readings and a plan for November 3 with Mrs Duncan.
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Good Literature Club
C. M. Jones
Harry Lauder
Scott
Duncan
Mre
Reading
Montana Senator Urges Republicans Over Democrats
Senator Myers a Democrat from Montana declares the Non Partisan League has seized the Democratic party and urges Montana Democrats to back Republican congressional and state tickets except the attorney general nominee. He warns this could end his political career and prefers private life to betraying his state to radicalism and reform excess.
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Partisean League
Democratic Party
Montana
Myers
Democratic Party of
Resson
North Dakota
Deer License Station at Clare County Savings Bank
County clerk Seymour Angrua announces a deer license writing session at the Clare County Savings Bank Saturday afternoon October 30 for hunters in the southern part of the county. The pen season runs November 13 through 22 and the entire lower peninsula is open.
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Clare County Savings Bank
Lower Peninsula
Seymour Angrua
Halloween Box Social at Balsley School
A Halloween Box Social is held Monday evening at Balsley School to raise funds for the library. Everyone is invited. Frieda Garchow is noted as teacher.
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Balsley School
Frieda Garchow, Taacher
Election prospects and local county slate discussed
The piece predicts a Republican victory nationwide and in this state, naming Woodruff in district races and McRae with no opposition. It outlines county candidates including Sheriff Hoag, Clerk Andrus, Treasurer Clute, Prosecutor Reading, Surveyor Johnson, Commissioner Slater, and coroners Lamb and Gould, praising incumbents and urging support.
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Suen & Quist
Cox
Wilson
Congress
Ferris
Woodruff
McRaes
Richard Emerson
Lansing Bia
Thor. .S. Dorsey
Joseph Hoag
Harrison
Hooor
Clare
Anay
Seymour Andrus
Elmer Clute
Carlos A. Reading
Arthur D. Johnson
Louis E. Slater
Lamb
Chas
H. Gould
John McAninch
Robert Hutchinsons
Miko Robinstte
Road O
Farmers Independent Produce Co to Close Wednesdays
Notice that The Farmers Independent Produces Co will close at 6 00 p m on Wednesdays , commencing with the first Wednesday in November or the 3rd . R G Harrold Mer 52 2
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Farmers Independent Produces Co
R. G. Harrold
Mer
Election Day Supper Menu at Oberch Park
Meat loaf and tomato sauce, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, salads, pickles, bread and butter, pumpkin pie and coffee listed for a supper. The meal will be served at Oberch Park on Tuesday November Sed from 4 to 6. Attendees urged to bring a quarter and a big appetite.
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Peace League
Aaa
the Free Press
Calkins House
Tsabella Co
Clare Boys
American Red Cross
Charlie Jackson
Benedicts
Fuature
P. M. Loomis
Tryquet
Will ‘Davis
Walter Scott
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