Bryan on Cox and the Democratic ticket in 1920
The Philadelphia Enquirer reprints William Jennings Bryan’s remarks on Governor Cox and the 1920 Democratic nomination. It notes Bryan’s strong accusations that Cox aligns with liquor interests and anarchist elements, and questions whether Bryan will publicly support the ticket. Bryan has not yet decided how he will vote.
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Eich
Harding
William
Jennings
Cox
Freays
Wilson
Bryan
Hieselt
San Francisco
Fox
Democratic Party
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Bet Mir
Ghaice
Bhe
Gamfort
Philadephisa Enquirer
Two State Sunday School Conventions In October
Two state Sunday School conventions are planned in October. The Michigan Sunday Association will hold events in Muskegon October 14 to 16, followed by another in Esco October 15 to 17. The schedule uses the same study plan in both weeks.
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Michigan
Muskegon
Esco
Local Auction Notices Highlight Sept Sales At Several Farms
Thomas Bell offers stock, cows, tools, hay and household goods at Sheridan on Sept 14 with sale at 10 AM. Fred Timm promotes a sale near Grant Town Hall on Sept 15 starting 12 80 PM. A W Austin schedules stock tools grain hay and household goods on Sept 23 near Lake Station with full list to follow in Sentinel.
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Thomas Bell
Bell
Sheridan
Groves
Amore
Timm
Grant Town Hall
Thos. Groves
Austin
Lake Station
Sentinel
Laura L. Walter 1869 1920 Tecumseh to Loomis
Laura L Walter nee Moore born Tecumseh Michigan April 27 1869 died August 20 1920. She moved with her parents to Vassar Mich and married Goyt Walter of North Star Mich in 1897. Survived by husband four children Zel ia M Arlon G and Garold O one brother Wm A Moore and two sisters Mrs Chas Hascall and Mrs Guoh McCabe. Triumphant which is without fault before the throne of His Glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Walter
Moore
Zelia M
Arlon G
Garold O
Cone
Wilmington
Delaware
Chas. Hascall
Vassar
Mich
Guoh McCabe
Cleveland
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Free Bible Talk by J. W. Gleason at Duncan's Hall
J. W. Gleason of Saginaw speaks Sunday at 2 p m in Duncan's Hall on World Conditions from the Bible Standpoint. He argues a world crisis is underway and social and industrial affairs are beyond human control, with the Bible offering the explanation. Admission free and no collection taken. all welcome.
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J. W. Gleason
Saginaw
Duncan’s Hall
Obituary for Geo Mathews with Burial Arrangement
Geo Mathews born May 22, 1858 died Aug 30, 1920 at 38 years of age. He married Anna McDonell and had two children Francis Reynolda and Bleck. Survived by a brother Josh Maethawn and many friends. Funeral led by Rev. Chas Kleinhardt at home on Sept 1 with Ohberry Grove burial.
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Geo. Mathews
Anna McDonell
Francis Reynolda
Clare
Bleck
Grand Rapids
Minn
Josh Maethawn
Evert
Chas. Kleinhardt
Ohberry Grove
Appreciation of Primary Vote Boosts Clare Leader
An expression of thanks to Clare California residents for wide support in the primaries. The speaker vows to continue efforts to serve all citizens and uphold national Congress goals, noting renewed confidence from voters in the city.
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Clare Ca
National Congress
Abner Wheeler Reflects on Lost Affection at Home
In a quiet domestic moment Abner Wheeler realizes his neglect of his wife Jane after years of routine and distance. A chance sight of her ache and a thoughtful necktie gesture reveal rekindled affection as they plan a two week vacation together.
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Abner
Jane
Mrs. Wheeler
Aber Wheeler
Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
Central Standard time notices list morning and evening services for Congregational, Methodist, Christian Science, Free Methodist, and Lutheran churches. Sunday schools follow morning services. additional meetings and conferences noted. Catholic mass at 8:30 a.m. at St. J. J. McAllister.
Labor Day activities and local moves in South West Sheridan
Residents gathered for Labor Day at Farwell while John Murphy sold his farm to his brother Joe. John Presley attends the State Fair in Detroit and Burt Rutter works on the mile of road east of Murphy's corners. Mrs. Joel Presley visits Cadilllac relatives as Miss Mary Presley starts school at Pratt. Sorghum harvest looks promising and McKinley school begins with Miss Roe teaching. Penrose Sr. helps with farm work as John Presley attends the Detroit Fair.
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Farwell
John Murphy
Joe
John Presley
McKinley School
Miss Roe
Potter Runs Again for Attorney General Hopeful
Wm W Potter of Hastings seeks the attorney general seat after four years. He lost to Grosbeck previously, taught at Harrison, married a Harrison girl, and now serves on the Public Utilities Commission with strong county support.
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Wm.w. Potter
Hastinge
Grosbeck
Potter
Harrison
Public Utilities Commission
Ice Cream Social at Colonville Church
An ice cream social will be held at the Colonville church Friday evening Sep 10. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy desserts and fellowship. Fishing Bed 800 Miles Long describes the Grand Banks off Newfoundland as a vast fishing grounds extending about 800 miles and 200 miles wide with shifting sand bottoms.
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Colonville Church
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Fragmentary romance scene of vow and return
A hazy dialogue depicts a man and woman in a garden recalling their vows and plans to part. He tends her with care aboard a generator fed path and warns of a hired helper's arrival to ease her fatigued hands as they part. The exchange ends with unclear muttered lines.
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Almer
Republican county convention elects delegates at City Hall
The Republican county convention was held at the City Hall on Tuesday with moderate attendance due to a spectral issue. S.C. Kirkbride chaired and Dr G S Land served as secretary. Delegates elected include Richard Emerson J F Bowler Geo Stehle A E Richard and Joseph Hoag. The state convention at Saginaw on Sept 23 will complete the ticket and select no state committees. Sen Johnson of California is expected to address the convention.
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Avveral Towneshipa
Saginaw
Sen. Johnson
Califorus
Love's Messenger
Allen Duryea meets Peter Warne in Rossville seeking to sell Addison tract worth about thirty thousand dollars. Warne deceives him about land value then helps an old man, Gabriel Marsh, and daughter Mabel, prompting Duryea to aid Marsh. Duryea learns Warne plans a swindle. Warne eventually finds a buyer for the river tract, while Mabel draws Duryea back to Reabville and to a new sense of purpose.
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Allen Duryea
Rossville
Peter Warne
Warne
Meryen
Duryea
Marsh
Gabriel Marsh
Mabel
Reabville
Mabel Marsh
Mabel Marsh Entered His Office. “I Have Come On A Strange Mission, Mr. Daryea
Warne Arais
Double Wedding at Mr Pleasant M E Parsonage
Four nuptials are described with two couples marrying on August 26 at Mr Pleasant M E Parsonage. Florence Sherman wed Russell Bergey of Saginaw and Gladya Madison wed Roy Powers of Detroit. The rings were used and both couples planned short wedding trips before settling in Saginaw and Detroit.
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Donube
Card
Sagview
Saginaw
Detroit
Clare School Opens With Higher Enrollment
The Clare School opened Tuesday with enrollment up to 125 in the High School from 104 the previous year. All teachers are at their posts except Mrs. McDonald whose father is dying. Harold Lampman fills her position temporarily. The start is satisfactory and promises a prosperous year.
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Clare
McDonald
Harold Lampman
Thanking Clare County Voters for Primary Support
Richard Emerson thanks Clare County voters for their cordial support in the state legislative primaries and pledges to prove that confidence was well placed. He signs off sincerely.
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Clare County
Richard Emerson
Harding Speech to Indiana Delegation Sparks Roosevelts Echoes
The issue features the speech of Senator Harding delivered to an Indiana delegation with multiple passages evoking Theodore Roosevelt. The document spans four columns on page 3, with the Balance section on page 7.
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Sen. Harding
Indiana
Theodore Roosevelt
Primary appreciation note from Joseph Hoag
A county voter thanks the public for the single vote supporting him in the August 31 primary. He pledges to honor the confidence shown and to work hard to deserve it.
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Joseph Hoag
Minister Officiates Marriage in Tibia City
On Saturday September 4 Rev. Davis joined Clarence F. Deane of Midland and Miss Helen Gould of Grand Rapids in marriage at the Meth odiet Pareenage in Tibia city.
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Tibia City
Rev. Davis
Clarence F. Deane
Midland
Mise Helen Gould
Grand Rapids
Lard Sale Offers 25 and 50 Pound Lots at 21 Cents
A short notice shows a unit offering lard in 25 and 50 pound lots at 21 cents per pound by Co. F. Manee. A narrative excerpt follows with a dispute over land deals and a character named Duryea negotiating with Warne, Marsh, and others, ending with a mention of ABen Duryes and Mabel.
Typical Case of Political Trickery in Minneapolis Election
Editorial recalls a Minneapolis primary where a deceitful candidate named Ames exploited a nonpartisan rule. Democrats urged votes for Ames, aiding his mayoral nomination. He installed loyalists, sparked police reform, and fostered vice, prompting warnings to outsiders, a grand jury, and eventual imprisonment. The public learned to repeal the enabling law.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dsc
Ames
Anes
Businesas
Doc Ames
Amés Bs
Frea
Boss Tweed
Meyor
Canada
Farmers hear State Farm Bureau rep Saturday meeting
A State Farm Bureau representative will address local farmers this Saturday at 8 p m in the Doherty Auditorium. All farmers are urged to attend. A similar meeting is planned for Harrison that afternoon the same day.
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State Farm Bureau
Doherty
AHN
Harrison
North Arthur and Rath Ott Help with Chore Duties
Esther and Rath Ott assist Clauds Besker's family while they are away. Wm. Cunningham Sr. visits his daughter over Sunday. Mae and Bertha Rothvan return to Detroit after a weekend with parents. Bertha plans to attend college there. Mr. and Mrs. Balsley attend church at Eagle. School starts at Baisley flat with teacher Miss Garshaw. Will Baisley's Detroit visit ends as he returns home. Chas Ott family travels to Detroit for State Fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Webb visit relatives with guests Mr. and Mrs. Perret of Onesening and depart for Lokpeming.
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Esther
Rath Ott
Clauds Besker
Ott
Wm. Cunningham Sr
Mae
Bertha Rothvan
Detroit
Aud
Gerber
Bertha
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Roy C. Woodruff
Afonso Tatmas
Thie City
George E. Cobe
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Abner Wheeler
Church, News
G. P. Badgley
Sutherland
Methodist Barriscora
E. W. Davis
Davis
Battle Creek
Agies Aid
Ernest Stevenson
Herrick
Christian Science
Odd Fellows Hall
Ellis Meblotte
Church OF. Con
Lutheran
Hermansdale
J. J. McAllister
South West
Penrose Sr
Ice Cream Social
Love’s . Messenger
By Victor Redcliffe
Unies
Gould-Deane
Lord Sele
Bia
Farm Bureau
North Arthur
W. B. Webbd
Perret
Onesening
Lokpeming
U. Yr
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