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Ludington Daily News

Location

Ludington, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1925

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Father Finds Proof Lost Son Alive in Michigan Search

Jackson Michigan reports Dee Tayle McCrory 24, son of an Ohio family, was believed dead after vanishing due to a stern father’s demand to work. A Michigan state sweep found him alive, with clues tying him to a Jackson rooming house and a local factory job. The discovery ends months of fear for the family.

Michigan Jackson Mich Dee Tayle McCrory Ohio City Ohio Monroe McCrory Young McCrory

Grade separation to draw attention in 1926

Grand Rapids Michigan December 11 Grade separation at dangerous railroad and highway crossings will occupy much of the Michigan state Highway department in 1926 says Frank F Rogers state highway commissioner We have about 32 200 600 of unencumbered federal aid funds to be used largely for grade separations with 12 to 15 crossings planned largely south of Grand Rapids The Casnovia crossing of the Pere Marquette is among them Costs vary from under 50 000 to 200 000 per crossing Railroads pay up to 50 percent depending on conditions and negotiations.

Grand Rapids Mich State Highway Department Frank F. Rogers Rogere Michigan Casnovia

New Grading Laws Benefit Michigan Growers

East Lansing Mich Dec 14 The US Department of Agriculture cites three recent cases showing how enforcing new potato and apple grading laws helps Michigan growers and shippers A car of ungraded potatoes was sent back to Michigan for regrading another was intercepted in Middletown Ohio costing the shipper 2700 a car of apples billed for Miami Florida was intercepted at the shipping point costing 3250 for the grower The department says such instances build a reputation for high grade produce and higher prices for Michigan growers and shippers

East Lansing Mich United States Department of Agriculture Michigan Indiana Middletown Ohio Miami Florida

Woman Pleads Guilty Then Plea Reversed in Court Drama

In Jackson Michigan Helen Durant initially pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and faced 30 days in jail but rejected imprisonment after seeing the cell. She instructed her lawyer to appeal and later pleaded not guilty when the case moved to circuit court. prosecutors found no evidence and the jury acquitted. Meanwhile in Michigan Veterans of Foreign Wars leadership shifted with resignations and new officers elected.

Michigan Sidelights Service Jackson Mich Helen Durant Vielen Yacad Tn Jand Dois Helen

Merger of Ladies of the Maccabees Faces Court Action

William P. Turgie, spokesman for opponents of the merger with the men's order, says an injunction will be sought to block recognition of the merger by the state insurance inspector. He cites alleged unfair tactics and steamroller voting after four ballots. He denies insolvency claims and warns older members may lose insurance under the merger.

Detroit Mich Ladies of the Maccabees William P. Turgie Alexandria Edmund C. Shields Lancing Attornes Order

Mount Clemens Men Denied Dismissal In Conspiracy Trial

Judge Glenn Warner denies a motion to dismiss conspiracy charges involving Mount Clemens residents tied to a grand jury probe into an attempted release of George Barton. Defendants include former mayor and former prosecuting attorney. Trial may begin once Morich recovers from illness. other named defendants face ongoing proceedings.

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Ex-State Board Member Calls Groesbeck Czar

Davod de Geus, former state fair board member, defends George W. Dickinson at Saginaw county agricultural society meeting. He attacks Governor Groesbeck, claims state leaders hold power over officials, and denies graft charges tied to state fair funds. He notes about 400 dollars used for Detroit club memberships.

Saginaw Mid de Gous Tokinson State Fair Fonds Detroit

Prominent Detroiter Dies in Fatal Auto Crash

A Detroit area auto accident claims the life of a prominent Detroiter, with other party members injured. The deceased, a former European traveler and lecturer, was involved while driving on West Palmer Street near Ounce Boulevard. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday. Names and affiliations noted in local notices.

Detroit Mich ONC Plormer Ilerare 1 Dade Huueditesimlkin Hans Mobile Igandlecturer O'Neil Dodee O Nell Florida Horace HH. Dole Peat

Mother-in-Law Bridge Draws Many Tourists

Travelers flock to Croswell Michigan to view the recalled Mother-in-Law Bridge, one of a few such structures in the region. The aging span draws crowds as locals and visitors explore its historic design and scenic riverside setting.

Mother-In-Law Bridge

Heart-Shaped Dock Remnants Mark Greilick Lumber Era

In Greilickville Michigan a shallow heart shaped dock remains from a Greilick Brothers saw mill era on Grand Traverse Bay. A dimmed boom yard and a lone human powered boat hint at activity long past as logs were once floated out to sea. The Greilick family built the mill and ships like the E G L Pheu Lake Forest Granger Lilly BE aided by steam tugs and barges. The operation cut up to 9,500,000 feet of lumber yearly before hardwood supplies ran out and the mill closed. The area shifted from logging to farming and later generations pursued other ventures including a grocery store run by Watter I. Greilick.

Michigan Greilick Ville Mich Dee Ts Jasog D Michi T Suilt Grand Traverse Bay Greifick Brothers Jong Wee John Greifick John John, Arthur Edward Greilick Mde E.G. L. Pheu Lake Forest Granger Lilly BE Charles Ftansom Sidney O'Neil Greilick Brothers Middle West Leelanau County Watter I. Creilick Greilick

Tourists Crossed To Last Summer For The Sensition

A brief note records tourists crossing to last summer for the sensition. No further details, dates, or names are provided in the fragment.

Rich retrial planned in Battle Creek magnate case in Lansing

In Lansing on December 14 attorney general Simith conferred with Circuit Judge North and Clyde Cartright on the retrial of James Rich son of a Battle Creek millionaire. Prosecution seeks to move fast with a January term, defense may seek a venue change. State may take charge if asked, jury selection described as exceptionally cautious. Hathaway, long tied to Grand Rapids furniture, had lived here about five years.

Lansing Mich Ll. Simith Marshall North Clyde Cartright Calhoun County Jhur Rich Battle Creek Millonaire Smith Calvun County Gortright

Playing Card Stop Saves Police Life in Detroit

Fragmentary report from Detroit notes a playing card lodged under a revolver hammer likely saved Officer Eugene King of the River Trouse police department on a Satur day incident. James Talbert allegedly fired a revolver but the card prevented detonation. The detective, Sapsasine Alieh, reported the event as a near fatal mishap in a tense city precinct.

Reyn Bil Eugene King River Trouse Satur sAvigedel James Talbert Aera King Pirlo Brieweart Ateon

Bandits Rob Detroit Firm of 4200 Payroll

Four men robbed the American Clear Op office in Detroit stealing a 4200 payroll. Clerk Frank Cordera was alone in the office when the robbers appeared and opened the safe at their command, while manager Samuel Frank was upstairs. The money had been brought from the bank minutes earlier.

Detroit Mich American Clear Op Frank Cordera Lalone Samuel Frank Cordara

Official Proceedings December Tth 1925 Ludington Board Meeting

Official minutes from Ludington Michigan city commission meeting at Ivy Hall. Contained are roll call, motions to approve minutes, a rebuilding permit for Bernard Ostendorf, detailed Finance Committee report with numerous city fund expenditures, paving and utility bills, and adopted resolutions including bond actions and an ordinance on traffic enforcement. Noted absence of none and remarks on a local fatality.

Ivy Hally Ludington Michigan Telack D. Mesy Ben Oe Hik Hower Commission Addems Titdington Tee Board of Commissioners Beniowerd

Joint-Base Promised as Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pains

A vintage advertisement touts Joint-Base as the swift remedy for rheumatic pains and swellings. It claims rapid relief regardless of chronicity, marketing a drugstore favorite as a clean pain reliever for joint troubles.

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