Oklahoma Enacts Martial Law Amid Klan Crackdown
Oklahoma Gov Walton issues martial law across the state with troops in Oklahoma City and Muskogee. Curfews from midnight to 5 am, weapons restricted, firearms sale banned, and censorship of newspapers under the emergency rule.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
C. Walton
Ku Klux Klan
Muskogee
W. 5. Key
Oklahoma County
Walton
Baltimore Evening ‘Sun
Sweary & Good Enough Opens Cash Paid Market
Bring your cream and eggs to Sweary and Good Enough at 115 EH Fourth St. We pay cash and stock nearly everything you need.
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Fourth St
Berlin Speeches Fail to Persuade French Critics
Paris papers on Thursday say Chancellor Stresemann’s call for Franco Belgian troops to quit the Ruhr cannot be accepted by France. They say reparations remain unchanged by his speech and that Paris will not evacuate until payments are made. Foreign officials think Stresemann seeks to use passive resistance for bargaining before it fades.
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Paris
Stresemann
Ruhr
Franca
Poincare
Foreign Office
France
Engineer Reagan Recalls Rescue After 24 Year Wait
In Altoona Pennsylvania 34 years after saving a passenger and two freight trains on a mountain line Dom inick A Reagan retired locomotive engineer received a commendation from Superintendent Robert T Morrow of the Pittsburgh division. He climbed from his cab and warned a conductor not to open a switch toward a siding where a freight was standing, risking personal injury to avert a wreck.
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Altoona
Dominick A. Reagan
Pennsylvania
Robert T. Morrow
Pittsburgh
Roquefort Cheese Holes Made by Machinery
Flavoring roquefort cheese relies on holes created by machinery to admit air and enable mold growth, shaping the desired flavor.
Art of Conversation Title Issue
The OCR text appears garbled and nonsensical about conversation style. No clear event or person present. Readers see stray fragments indicating a plea for pleasant wit and decorum but no concrete reporting details.
State and Local Briefs From Michigan News Pages
A roundup of state notices reports on bovine tuberculosis eradication in Traverse City Leelanau County. veterans reunion in Saginaw. electric injury in Ferndale. a fatal 3 year old fire incident near Atwood. Michigan Engineers reunion in Grand Rapids. utilities commission action in Saginaw. cemetery restoration in Albion. Dr Guy L Connor elected MSMS president. Roosevelt Memorial hospital funding. changes in Island State Park commission. health status of 600 prison road camp workers. Michigan Trust Co seeks abandonment of Manistee line. peril near Nashville from a 65 foot well rescue. state farmers clubs convention in Lansing. traffic law uniformity committee appointments. state finance figures show cash balance and August disbursements.
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Grand Rapids
First Regiment
Michigan Engineers
Mchanics
Pantland
Saginaw
State Public Utilities Commission
Saginaw Transit company +0 Tefinance arc
Tne
Saginaw Bay City Railway Company
Albion
Dyer
North Albion
Grand Rapide
Guy L. Connor
Detroit
Michigan State Medical Society
Connor
House of Ddlegates
Lansing
lIllness
State Health Department
State Department
Platte River
Michigan Trust Company
Manistes & Northeastern R. R. Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Empire Junction
Honor
Hastings
Russell Corey
Bertha, Corey
Nashville
Oxford
State Association of Farmers’ Clubs
Lea Noble
Ww. A. Cutler
Grass Lake
I. R. Johnson
Pushton
J. 8. Brown
Howell
G. A. Millspaugh
Edgar Burk
St. Johue
W. J. Brookling
Ovid
Hilbert V. Chilson
Chicago
Mid-Western
Frank M. Gorman
Secretary of ‘State
Community Correspondence Notes in Lake George Area
Local readers report threshers, beans being gathered, and mason work at Lake George. Families like the Kubes, Heans, Beard, Delling, and Wellman groups visit relatives and neighbors. A new baby girl arrived at Delos and M Dunkle’s home as Earl Dunkle marked his nineteenth birthday.
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Wm. Kube
Lake George
Arthur Kube
Saginaw
John Heans
Lily Lake
Rube
Elmer Beard
Br. Delling
North Bradley
John Delling
Henry Wellman’ and Son
Windover Lake
Ralph ‘Cowles
Lettie’ Hatch
Farwell
Alfred Abbott
Frankfort
Cowles
Nellie Bellinger
Harley Welch
Alma
Harley
D. Dunkle
M. A. Dunkle
Delos Dunkle
Earl Dunkle
Mrs. M. Dunkle
Eight Point Lake Frosts Leave Little Damage
Frosts caused minimal damage at Eight Point Lake as residents like A C Turner and family stay in cottages. A Wyandotte family on the north shore enjoys fishing and hopes to remain. Corn cutting proceeds while threshing machines cause minor trouble. The Sunshine Club picnic at Clark's grave moved to Mrs. Clark’s home for a dinner and good time. W G Start searched for a missing ewe and lamb. Joe Clark and family dined with Sam Brown. W M Clark traveled to Brinton for grinding feed. winter apples are scarce there.
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A. C. Turner
Wyandotte
North Shore
Sunshine Club
Clark
East Grant Visitors and Local Calls Across Standish Area
East Grant reports visitors over Sunday including Mrs John Howard and son Clayton and Mr and Mrs Nelson Howard. Clare residents Mrs Wm Rogers and daughter Ruby called, along with Mrs Hola Hitchcock. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Joe Wilson on the loss of their child.
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John Howard
Clayton
Standish
Nelson Howard
Wm. Rogers
Ruby
BH. Hudson
Clare
Hola Hitchcock
Hthel Hendriek
A. Johnson
Bessie Boughton
Sam Phillips
William Derby
Ithaca
Ben Derby
Frank Derby
Boyne City
Will Lackie
Ethel Hendrie
Joe Wilson
Currie Farm News Social Roundup in Detroit Visit
Currie and two granddaughters returned to Detroit Thursday after a short stay at the farm. Roy Walters and family dropped by Hol Saul's in Dover Sunday. Theodore Gunderman and wife attended the Clare ball game. John Madison and family visited Will Russell in Hinkleville Sunday. A B Burnside, former Moores Crossing resident now in Arkansas, visited Madison Friday evening. Roy Walters and family and Theodore Gunderman and wife attended Methodist Church. J B Cradit employed on Fowler farm visited Madison Sunday night.
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Detroit
Roy Walters
Hol Saul’s
Dover
Theordore Gunderman
Clare
John Madison
Will Russell
Hinkleville
A. BE. Burnside
Moores Crossing
Arkansas
Theodore Gunderman
J. BR. Cradit
Fowler Farm
John, Madison
Windover Lake Obituary Notes and Community Bits
Tom Nichols and Clare caller Saturday. Ray Phillips traveled to Saginaw for the weekend and returns Monday. John Sears and Mrs Tom Nichols mourn the death of their sister in Missouri. Neighbors extend sympathy to the family. A Harris couple welcomed a son born Monday who will answer to George Willard. Howard Green returned home.
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Tom Nichols
A. Clare
Ray Phillips
Saginaw
John Sears
Tom. Nichols
Missouri
S. Harris
George Willard
Howard Green
Certification of All Kinds State Lands in Michigan
Legislation estalishes optional certification for all improved and unimproved Michigan lands sold. A three member commission will license inspectors who assess land and issue a legal certification with recommendations on agricultural suitability and market conditions. Inspectors’ reports guide deeds, and a list of accredited dealers will sell only certified lands. Also notes residents H Waters and L Suffin visiting, and Tom Barlow returns from Elgin.
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Michigan
State Department
Big Men
L. Whitney Watkins
B.S. Shaw
R. A. Smith
International crime detection system planned by US and Europe
Washington reports the United States with leading European nations plans an international system to locate and identify criminals and fugitives. Assistant Attorney General Rush L. Holland, fresh from Europe, outlined preliminary plans as negotiations for a formal agreement begin. Data exchange on crimes and fingerprints is contemplated, with extradition handled by the State Department.
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Washington
United States
Rush L. Holland
State Department
Red Front Watch Our Window Pictorial News Overview
Local page highlights a shopper’s guide style list of pantry staples and household goods with prices, including crackers, flour, mason jars, coffee, soap flakes, starch, pepper, cocoa, and canned goods. Aimed at guiding routine purchases for readers.
Wheat and dairy prices for No 2 and No 4 grains
Market list shows No 2 red wheat and No 4 white wheat, oats and beans priced per hundredweight. Dairy items include butter and cream with listed figures, noting four tons and dates 08 10 18 in a compact price sheet.
Woman Credits Adlerika For Gas Relief In Bowel Claim
A woman asserts Adlerika cured her sour tasting diet and gas after trying hot water olive oil and other medicines. She claims the product works on both upper and lower bowel removing gas and poisons and aids constipation as she notes it helped with stomach discomfort.
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Vor
Sale
Varicons
Henry Kilener
Drs
Florence
Dunwoodle
Reo Touring Car
Geo
Scott
Lake, Mich
Claud Cassidy
Harris & Hirt
Gale
Owens Dean
Fuller
Wee
Joan
Glen Blystone
Rid
Krause
J. H. Wison
Nate Neyee
Sxee
Jesse Hampton
Agile Farm
Herbert Glass
H.p
Vern Moline
PSB
Iran
Summit
VY. P. Cash
H.P. United Gas
Hampton
Singer
A. Gruno
Harrison
Wm. H
Caple
New Clarg County
Wm. H. Caple
Lakeside Dairy
Fox Farm
Arthur Pitton
Chris Whrhardt
Brown & Seeley
Harry Flynn
M. R. Howlett
Farwell Mills
Mertz-Bidwell Store
Praline
Pame
L. J. Davis
Atwood St
Flint
Mott
J. J. Repphan
Farsell
Claude Smith
Loomis
Kirkpatrick
Les Eph Re Howlett
Phone
Hampton’s
Carl Haring
Thompson & Wilkingon
Miller & Bront, Parnell
Jobn Miller
Eigie
Glothia
Qovern
D. Ward
Anquire
P. O. Box H
Berlin
Pralee
Traverse City
Leelaway County
A. W. Hbert
Duffield Brigade
Ferndale
Ser
Dal
Lloyd Kindler
Charlevoix
A. B. Scheller
Atwood
Battle Creek
Gogebic County
Young Ferris
East Lincoln
Eight Point Lake
East Grant
Currie Farm News
R. E. Goslow, D
G. Palmer
Clare Mon
Ohice
E. Sth
Toledo
H. Waters
L. Suffin
Tom Barlow
Elgin
World ‘Crime Bureau
Cash and Carry
5Th St. Clare, Mich
Dunlop
N. B. O. Graham Crackers
Michigan Park and
Imon
Fred M. Morgan
B. J. Sanford
Tasman
Clare Wholesale Market
Grain and Feed
Clare Elevator Co
Clare City Mills
TL. W. Jackson
Drassed
The
M. J. Butterfield
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