Many Fancy Salaries Paid to Unimportant State Employees
Representative Vern Brown exposes Michigan payrolls in a probe by the Ingham County News, detailing high salaries across state offices, prisons, and capitol staff. He highlights 1932 figures showing hundreds of workers earning substantial sums and questions economy and payroll reform at governor Brucker's administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingham Representative
Michigan
Vern Brown
Ingham
Mason
Observer
Brown
Es Esac
Pease
Wilber M. Brucker
Securities. Commission
Securities . Commission
Governors ‘Administration ‘Board
Lansing
Marquette
Pontiac Hospital
Wahjamega
Jacason
Farina
Jackson ‘Farms
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Ypsilanti
Mortgagee William Braun seeks foreclosure on the Batterson property in Normal Park Addition Ypsilanti Washtenaw County Michigan. The 1927 mortgage bears interest and attorney fees totaling 156.65 dollars with public sale at the premises to satisfy the debt, dates listed January 1932 and sequence of legal notices following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Batterson
Anba Batterson
Ypsilanti
Washtetaw
William ‘Braun
Lee N. Brown
Michigan
Foreclosure Notice on Ypsilanti Mortgage in 1932
Mortgage held by William Braun against land in Ypsilanti Michigan foreclosed by public sale on May 20 1932 at 10 a m at the Court House in Ann Arbor Washtenaw County. Sale to satisfy principal interest and attorney fees of four hundred sixty seven and 75 100 dollars with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Cain
Ypsilanti
Washte
Naw
Michigan
William Braun
Office of the Register of ‘Deeds
Gilbert
Seen Brown
Jeremiah Dd. Jackson
Johnnie Jackson
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Wendue
Ann. Arbor
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
William
Braun
Psilanty
Henry W. Westfield
Georgia ‘Westfield
the Register of Deeds
Ann
Arpor
eWashtenaw
Ink Hin
Ains
Mortgage Sale Notices for Washtenaw County Properties
Foreclosure notices filed for mortgages held by William Braun and Brown attorney against Jeremiah and Johnnie Jackson and Henry and Georgia Westfield. Public sale set for July 18, 1932, at the Washtenaw County Courthouse Ann Arbor to satisfy principal interest and costs on liens described for parcels in Ypsilanti.
Facts Refute Wet Claims in Prohibition Debate
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union has prepared parallel columns countering wets’ assertions. The document cites prohibition costs, potential jobs, tax losses, enforcement totals, and economic impact, with figures from 1914 to 1931 and remarks by Col. Amos W. Woodcock and the National Industrial Conference Board. It argues repeal would raise internal revenue, increase employment in industry, and shift political power from wet interests.
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Hvanston
National
Women’s Christian “Imperance Union
Amos W. Ww. Woodcock
Prohibition
National Industrial Conference Board
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Ray Bixby
A. J. Warren Tornado
Justice of the Peace
Leagal ‘Counsel
Jay W. Harmon
West Michigan
County Directory
Ann Arbor
Barnard Rare and City
Crty
Wuerth
Aredde
H Murray
Broadway
Ann Arbor ‘Mich
Joseph
Arnet, & Son
Ann Axbor, Mich
C. C. Jenks
Pede
North Huron
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Pstanticea
Ant? & Coumpeny
Anes Risen Investment
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Chadges
ANN Arbor Trust
BEDG
Capitol
State Historical“ Commission
Ign
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Dod Wise
St. ‘John
S Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
Mic
Philipp
The
Christian Science “Monitor
Ous
Ru Yenur
Butea ‘Search
College of York
Har University
Jett Forier
Woodcock
Betts” ‘Committee
America
Pek
Hec
Gaoking
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