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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
7
Plans Completed For M A C Farmers Week
Plans completed for the Michigan Agricultural College Farmers Week from January 29 to February 2. More than 5 000 registered in 1922 and a larger crowd is expected. Thirty farm associations and 14 new groups join the program with exhibits on agriculture and rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Improved Livestock Breeders and Feeders Association
Bill to Legislate Legitimate Status for All Children
A Michigan bill introduced by Senator George M. Condon would declare every child the legitimate offspring of its natural parents and set rules for heirship. It allows two years for the mother to file charges against the father and outlines inheritance rights for children of married fathers, with proof of parentage required in court and filings recorded as deeds when established or acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seateai
Michigan
George M. Condon
Detroit
Betty
Thirteen Driving Habits Believed To Bring Bad Luck
A vintage list warns motorists of unlucky acts behind the wheel. It cites arguing with police, impersonating famous figures, speeding for records, driving drunk, competing for crossing, challenging trucks for right of way, neglecting brakes, driving at night without lights, failing to signal, honking near pedestrians, leaving engines idling, and racing trains.
Lansing Letter From Observer Reports State Legislature
The Observer begins a weekly Lansing letter by W. L. Calhon on Michigan legislature topics. The Croswell Jeffersonian notes a punchline about a champain mean man whose wife asked for 96 cents for a laundry bill and he had only a dollar, promising change later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Observer
Jhansing
W. L. Calhon
Michigan
Croswell
Croswell Jeffersonian
Memel Zone Turmoil Heralds Interwar Tensions
Reports from Memel describe Lithuanian peasant riots supported by American visitor Antony Ivas, demanding English and Midian administration until a plebiscite. France, Britain, and Lithuania clash over control with German accusations of French provocation. Observers warn of broader central European strain as talks to settle reparations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Ambassadors
Memel
Anthony Ivas
Boston
Lithuania
Poland
Europe
Hmrope
Woodrow Wilson
Meme Aie
T.engine
Natiagas
East Prussia
League of Nictions
Tithuania
France
Russia
Germany
Ruhr crisis deepens as French seize mines and railcars
French forces extend occupation across the Ruhr to Hamm and Dusseldorf amid coal seizures and court martial threats. German workers largely apathetic, many communists, while Cuno’s government maintains Germany’s reparations stance against Allied proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhe
Germany
France
Cuno
Bavaria
Prince Ruprecht
Adolph Hittler
National Socialists
Ruhr
Flarly
Berlin
French Economic Commission
Ruhr Valley
Lippe River
Hamm
Unna
Witten
Dusseldorf
Bochum
Muenster
Reichswehr
Hancellor Cuno
Allied Commission
Paris
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First National Bk
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A. A. Bluff Rug & Carpet Cleaning. Company
Broadway Ann, Arbor
D. M. Forshee
Floyd E. Daggett
the Peoples Abstract Company
Firestone
E. M. Worster
Fourth Ave
Gus
J. Vogel
Washington Street
Ann Arbor
Murdock Electric Co
South Fifth Avenue
Ann Arbor, Michigan
H. P. Motors
Biakilé
Garment Cleaning Company
4Th Ave
M. A. C. Farmers Week
Eddie Rickenbacker
Secretary Hughes
Lansing
Obregon Expers
Mexico
Edward W. Pickard
Washington
United States
French West Indies
Harding
Lihough
London
Congress
England
Qamges
Gompers
Brewery Workers’ Union
Mr. Gompers
America
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
Hill
Maryland
House
Silver
New Jersey
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Obregon
Mer. Filippi
Fascisti Movement
Silao
Guanajuato
Mgr
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Mexico City
William H. Moore
Wallace Reid
Remier Mussolini
Ttaly
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