Weekly editors to hold winter meeting at Michigan college
Publishers of Michigan weekly newspapers will gather at Michigan Agricultural College on January 20 and 21 for a formal conference. S. R. Wilson of LeTine, secretary of the Weekly Press division, issued the call though it is not an official federation gathering. Editors from across the state will attend for shop talk on state publishing issues.
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Michigan
Michize Agricultural College
S. R. Wilson
le- Tine
Weekly Press
Michigan Press and Printers Federation
Michigan Probate Notices From Washtenaw County
A batch of probate orders from Washtenaw County Michigan dated January 1922 for estates of Spears Blaess Lindemann Folmer and others. Appointments hear hearings licensing sales and publication notices set for February and January with orders to publish in the Saline Observer.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Washienaw
Ann Arbor
Emory E. Leland
Thomas F. Spears
du Reading
Walter Tripp. Standton
A. J. ‘Warren
Washiaaw
Emory EF. Leland
Aborgas C
Katherine Blaess
Saline
Cloreas C. Donegan
Register
Nea
Tate
Prestat
Henry Folmer
A.J. Warren
Anid
Itu
Mercas
Aqtate
Proba
Gestaf Lindemann
Adolph Lindemann
FeshhSonaw
Emory EB. Leland
Anension
Washteaxe
Panpest
Emory
BE. Leland
Candies Ice Cream and Tobacco Offered Locally
Local shop advertises candies and ice cream described as pure and wholesome for all ages. It invites patrons after shows or while shopping downtown to enjoy treats and a full line of cigars and tobacco products at a convenient location.
Poincare to Form New French Ministry After Cabinet Collapse
France faces a political reshuffle as Poincare is invited to head a new cabinet after Briand’s resignation. Pots include finance plans by Lasteyrie, talks of German reparations, and the Cannes council’s dissolution and Genoa conference implications. Britain presses for alliance on submarines while US and Soviet inquiries muddle the outlook.
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Poincare
Senate
Cleese
Seate Newberry
Michigan
Ance
Briand
Supreme Council
Cannes
Lloyd George
Great Britain
France
Germany
Ministry of Marine
Near East
Russia
Paris
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Count Lasteyrie
Washington
Genoa
Evacuation of Ireland Cited Amid War Threats and Pardons
The article notes Ireland's independence vote was deemed coerced by the threat of war, Dublin Castle dismantled, records moved to London, and Irish prisoners freed as English evacuate Ireland. It also covers U S Senator Newberry’s Senate battle over campaign spending, Pepper replacing Penrose, and tariff debates plus a landmark labor case halting 49-hour workweeks and backing back wages suits.
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Ireland
Dublin Castle
London
Truman H. Newberry
United States
Michigan
Senate
Newberry
la Follette
Wisconsin
Campagne
Enator Penrose
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Sproul
Pepper
Republican Party
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Justice Wagner
New York Supreme Court
R Garment
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Ambassador Jusser
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East End
Buckingham Palace
Mary
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Arthur Griffith
Irish Provisional Government
Boles Penrose
George Uphaus Weissinger Bidg
Arthur E. Schrader
Jones National School of Auctioneering
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Insurance
Justice of the Peace Legal Counsel
Lingwhiter
Pany
By Eqward W. Pickard
Europe
Moscow
Tchitcherin
Council
Central Executive Committee
Japan
Economic Committee of the Supreme Council
Tese
Mr. Balfour
Hughes
Baron Kato
Tokyo
Pacific Ocean
Shantung
AIL Eireann
Southern Ireland
Irish Free State
Eamon Dé Valera
Irish Republic
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dail
Griffith
Michael Collins
George Gavan Duffy
Eamon J. Duggan
William Cosgrove
Bryan O’higgins
Richard Mulcahey
Holters
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