State Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Traverse City
The notice lists A Tracy Lay as president and Mayd Clinch, Samuel Gar land, A J Maynard as officers. Directors include Lloyd Clinch, Mrs Juliis T Hannah, H C Davis and others. Mentions time deposits interest and directs correspondence to Traverse City State Bank, Traverse City Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tracy Lay
Mayd Clinch
Samuel Garland
A.J. Maynard
A. J. Haviland
Lloyd Clinch
Juliis T. Hannah
Samuel Garand
H. .C. Davis
Jerry Sullivan
W. Wsmith
MN B
Corres Ponbats
Traerson City State Bank
Traverse City
Mich
Indians of Michigan to receive judgment funds
Congressman McLaughlin reports a court of claims judgment of 131,188.94 for the Ottawa and Chippewa Indians of Michigan. A roll of entitled beneficiaries must be completed before payment, with funds appropriated in the current Indian appropriation bill awaiting Senate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MecLaughin
Leelanau County
Michigan
Court of Claims
McLaughlint
Committee On Indian
AES
Emia Ad
Mse
Mondas
Congress
Interior
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
C.F. Larrabee
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Scarravee
Melaughlin Couten
J. C. McLaughlin
U. S
House of
Representatives
Court of ‘Claims
Roll of Indian beneficiaries to be prepared by Interior
The acting commissioner reports investigation into the Indians of the state. McLaughlin pressed for their rights in Washington with the Indians and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Senator Smith supported the effort and a special agent and interpreter may be appointed to compile the beneficiary list from tribal communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Interior
C. F. Larrabee
McLaugh- UN
Court of Claims
Jim
Paul
Qmenarand
Simon Kigigobinasi
Harbor
Springs
Washington
McLaughlin
Bureau of Indian Affairs
William Alden Smith
Secretary of the Intérior
Organized Brotherhood Meets at First Methodist Church
The Organized Brotherhood gathered Sunday night at the First Methodist Church for a community meeting. Members discussed upcoming service activities and volunteer efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
First Methodist Church Forms Brotherhood of St Paul
The Brotherhood of St Paul, a Methodist church group, organized at First Methodist with 26 members. A. J. Maynard was elected president, C. W. Campbell of Mt Pleasant spoke on the plan and aims, with officers installed and by laws read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood ‘of
St. Paul
C.W. ‘Campbell
Pleasant
Campbell
Wekas
Maynard
City Proclaims Vice Saloons Closed Within One Year
Kansas City Kansas claims a dramatic turn from 256 saloons to none in a year. Assistant attorney general cites boosted bank deposits, more shoppers, and rising school enrollment led by youths aged 12 to 16. Criminal costs reduced by 25 000 dollars annually. police expenses also drop. Public sentiment shifted to oppose reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
EE. Wigle
Grand Traverse Grange Discusses Trading at Home
Grand Traverse grange held an unusual session on trading at home with speakers L K Cleveland J J Palmer Lee Hornsby Henry Voorhees G A Robertson E M Franklin and C J Smith. They shared experiences buying locally and abroad and urged supporting local merchants while noting goods quality and price. An invitation was extended for East Bay grange to meet April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Traverse Grange
L. K. Cleveland
J. J. Palmer
Lee Hornsby
Henry Voorhees
G. A. Robertson
E. M
WSL
East Bay Grange
Kansas Prohibition Support Letter From Gov Hoch
A reader cites Gov Hoch of Kansas disputing prohibition failures and praising the state's moral and financial condition. He claims Kansas is free of saloons, cites Kansas City Kansas as the largest U.S. city without a saloon, and notes Topeka as a capital where intoxicants are not sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids Press
Evening Press
Kansas
Gov. Hoch
Awas
United States
Topeka
Fire at Toledo furniture plant injures firemen
A Toledo furniture plant fire caused multiple injuries to firemen and extensive damage. The blaze destroyed the Kieper Bros. factory on Blue Island Avenue, with damage estimated around 60,000 to 85,000 dollars. No cause has yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago
Apollo
Hall
Blue Island Avenue
Kieper. Bros
Sudden Death of Judge Wolcott Shocks Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich March 9 Judge Alfred Wolcott a prominent Kent County figure died suddenly after appearing in usual health in the morning He had cleaned sidewalks and tended the furnace before collapsing five minutes after lying on a couch His widow though three physicians and a coroner declared him dead refused to admit death autopsy not confirmed Coroner Hilliker cited apoplexy as a probable cause He was 48 and had served two terms as Kent County prosecuting attorney and was in his second term as judge of the county court The search for a Supreme Court seat in 1905 failed to secure him a placement in Michigan politics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Alfred Wolcott
Michizah
Hilliker
Wolcott
Kent County
Iwo
Michigan
Supreme Court divides on date for constitutional vote
Lansing March 9 The Supreme court directs the vote on the new constitution to November with six justices backing the November date and three favoring April The decision comes as public interest rises over the November ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Supreme Court
Whitehall
Lee’ Hickey
Hickey
Sad Case at Asylum Ties to Religious Fixation
Report describes Mrs. Bishthetvabt taken violently Sunday and placed in an asylum after mental decline. Reference to Mrs. Gardner active in church work for a year, with friends fearing her mind was unbalanced, her sole focus religion, and ties to First M. E. church and Salvation Army meetings on Union Street.
Disappearance of Morris Levison Sparks City Alarm
Morris Levison, a 19 year old Russian Jewish immigrant, vanished after visiting R Schomberger on East Front Street. He left with about $18 in his possession and was believed headed toward Grand Rapids after working two months at Markham's brick yard. Chief Ashton investigates as friends recall he planned to travel to Paris upon Learning of a letter from Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Levison
R. Schomberger
Front
Barlow Street
Mr.Schomberger
Shalin
Levynson
Young Vevison
Traverse
City
New York
Schomberger
Schemberger
Shomberger
Markhan’ S
Mr . Markham
Grand Rapids
Markham
Levison
Whitman
Levi- Son
Russia
Paris
France
Steel Plant At Aliquippa To Resume Work
Wall Street rose on March 9 as Jones and Laughlin Steel Co. ordered the $18,000,000 Aliquippa plant to resume with 3000 workers kept on full time. Detroit stove factory employment reached noon with many in continued work. Machinery builders on heavy machines told to press ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliquippa
Detroit
Jones and Laughlin Steel Co
Pittsburg
Machinery Builders
Thompsonville Village News and Obituaries
Thompsonville Mich March 9 the infant of Mr and Mrs William Suffles died from whooping cough burial was Monday John Warfield died after a week with the grip he had been night watch and was buried Sunday from the Congregational church village officials named for coming year to keep order and reset finances the county seat move to Thompsonville is hoped this spring but past efforts were not successful
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompsonville
Mich
Imman
Willam
Northrup
John Warfields
Fulkerson
Personal notices from Monday's Record
Miss Cecil Ellis left for Grand Bay yds to join Carl Knox wholesale millinery. Mrs James D Beach went to Irife Lake. Mrs D E Vodine went to Kingsley. Flora Heck returned from Chicago Detroit Cleveland buying spring millinery. She hired Nellie Bennett of Chicago as trimmer. Mrs William Parks returned to Mancelona after visiting her mother in Suitons Bay. Mr and Mrs W Jeer returned to Summit City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ellis
Grand Bay Yds
Carl Knox
James Dd. Beach
Irife Lake
D. E. Vodine
Kingsley
Flora Heck
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Ali Lwauke
Nellie Bennett
William Parks
Husby
Suitons Bay
Mancelona
W. Jeer
Summit City
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aid to Women
The advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly successful for women's ailments. It cites testimonials and letters from women in Iran Massachusetts and claims it restores feminine health without drugs, preventing surgeries and aiding recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Iran
Mass
Well-Informed World Endorses Syrup of Figs and Senna
A healthful family laxative praised by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World, promoted as an ethical remedy with known components. Buyers are advised to purchase the genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Local residents depart for various trips and visits
Airs and Dowdy return to Boyne City while Miss Sylvia Burk heads to Bag Rapids. Winifred Sullivan leaves for Fargo to visit relatives. A J Doyle travels to New York to buy spring stock for J W Milliken store. Miss Rock returns to Cadillac after nursing in the city. James Labbard visits his mother in Wayne. Mrs A Hall of Bellaire travels to Grawn as a neighbor visits. A Langworthy goes to Thompson Vine on business. Mrs Ralph Anderson and Adele visit Empire for a week. Ralph Anderson goes to Ypsilanti on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hall
Bellaire
Grawn
A. Langworthy
Thompson
Vine
Ralph Anderson
Adele
Empire
Ypsthint
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Laughlin
Redskins
A. J. Maynard
C. W. Campbell
Mt. Pleasant
Kansas City
Khan
Grange
Kansas Condition
Apollo Hall
Unday
He Was
Lee Hickey
Sister
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo River
Battle Creek
Dik
Hall G. Wyman
W. S. Gardner
M. Levison
Ashton
Wall Street
Thompsonville News
William Suffles
Night Watch
John Hatfield
Oos
Airs
D. Dowdy
Boyne City
Sylvia Burk
Winifred Sullivan
Fargo, N. D
A. J. Doyle
J. W. Milliken
Miss Rock
Cadillac
Cora Bowhall
East Front Street
James Labbard
Wayne
War Rock
Ely
Cline Dallab
Nowe
Hagfever
Mini
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Ar Platte River
Honor
Empire Jet
Evens Empire, Vie Bt
Interlochen
Copemish Kalevn
Ering
Cedar City
Provemont
A. Mitchell
G. P
Jenes
Rowland Bouglass
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