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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
13
Friday and Saturday bring a busy scene with theater plans at the Pout theatre in Batts Creek featuring The Squaw Man on Saturday November 25 with matinee and night shows. A birthday dinner is planned for Robert Bennett tomorrow hosted by his daughter Mira in West Green Street Houghton.
A damaged clipping notes Blood in financial disputes and an attempted bribe to a boy connected to a medical case. It reports a patient in dangerous condition and uncertainties about recovery. Also mentioned is an upcoming sale of house furnishings and a death in the county, Mrs Adele Coser, aged sixty two, who died of parelysis and will be buried in Leansdag. her husband died weeks earlier after relocating from Battle Creek.
Mrs W T Phelps and Elinor her daughter attended the Bl jau Theaday jovening in Jackson along with Mrs Graham and daughter and Mrs Ed Davis. A. Ey Bebriber hosted visitors to Ava Arbor Tuesday. Mis Madiline Hutchies ban returned from Arbor and Gretk wendy evening. Mrs Mary Duff of South Haven visits Mrs J Buchanan. Catering Cattesy guests met at alla Creek Tuesday while Riley returned to Grand who. Milling plans include a trip to Detroit.
A state October report notes births at 31 with a 53 decrease from prior month and five infant deaths. There were 637 infant deaths under age one, 164 deaths of children age two to nine, 880 deaths of elderly 95 and over. Deaths due to tuberculosis, measles, influenza, pneumonia, and violence are itemized among others.
A witness described a brutal assault after a Beverly dance, detailing an escape, tar being poured on her, and others involved. She identified several men including Sher Clark and Jem Booze in testimony about the attack on the night of the famous incident.
Flint, Nov 22. Francis Miller and his wife of Flushing were released on bail after being arraigned on charges of manslaughter in the Kilax of Frank Yoong. The bond was set at 590 dollars after local residents filled the court, and prosecutors indicated the couple may be dismissed once witnesses are heard.
A late report from Nichols capital describes a stabbing in a dressing room near the laundry area. Zacobs was wounded after a youth, Nestle, reportedly wrested the knife away and fatally injured him. Jacobs underwent surgery for a deep side wound and is expected to recover. Police will use the stabbing as evidence against Nestle.
Fragmentary notes reveal a county records feature with mentions of Blake Nicholas and a deceased individual. Limited readable text suggests a local archival brief or notice listing names and statuses within the county records column.
Legal brief outlines delays as Packers face criminal antitrust section questions. District Judge Carpenter scheduled Monday 10 a.m. hearing unless the Supreme Court intervenes. Wab hearings postponed until week’s end as federal judge considers constitutional issues.
Lancaster PA Revi 22 reports Ratton Jaceras fourteen year old son of General Ramon Jaceras president of the Central American republic of Santa Dominga was a student in Lancaster County with a cousin. The tragedy of his father’s assassination is revealed through the boy’s reminder of foreign affairs and hopes for the future in Troy Nebraska.
Genersl Kaid Bel ton led the army that deposed Hultan Abdul Acie of Moresca. the plane fell 400 feet at the American School of Aviation in West Pulman. The general was found unconscious and dying, rushed to Pullman Hospital with serious internal injuries and a fractured skull.
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