Public sale order in Schlegel estate probate case
In Washtenaw County Probate Court Judge Jay G Pray orders a public sale of real estate owned by Arthur K Schlegel administrator to pay debts. Hearing set for June 24 at ten in the morning at the probate office with six weeks of publication in Saline Observer. Also notes a stray wild doe from Chapman reserve roaming Carland distributing candy and chewing tobacco to residents per Carson City Gazette.
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Jay G. Pray
Christian Schlegel
Arthur K. Schlegel
Saline
Chapman Fame
Shiawassee County
Carland
Carson City Gazette
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Big Ten
University of Iowa
Iowa
Jessup Down
Iowa City
Northwestern
University of Illinois
Tolan
University of Michigan
Rockaway
Ohio State University
Hawley tariff bill passes House amid party splits
The Hawley tariff bill clears the House by 264 to 147 with twelve Republicans opposing and twenty Democrats for it. It raises duties on many agricultural and industrial goods and retains a flexible system with a new nonpartisan tariff commission. The Senate Finance Committee will rewrite the measure over months as summer recess approaches.
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House of Representatives
A. “H. Andresen
Victor Christgau
Frank Clague
G. G. Goodwin
C. G. Selvig
Minn
Merlin Hall
Wis
BE. H. Campbell
Owa
C. A. Christopherson
S.D
T. J. Halsey
W. P. Lambertson
Kan
F. H. la Guardia
James M. Beck
Central
la Guardia
Tariff Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Willebrandt resigns as assistant attorney general
RS. MABEL WILLEBRANDT resigns as assistant attorney general in charge of city law prosecutions. The President accepts the resignation with regret and appreciation. She will become Washington counsel for Aviation Corporation and retire around June 15, while Hoover plans no immediate replacement.
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Mabel Willebrandt
Washington
Aviation Corporation
Willebrandt
Hoover
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Mrs. Willebrandt
Hoover Commission Begins Organization For Two Year Task
The Resident Hoover's special law enforcement commission held its first meetings to organize for its anticipated two year workload. The group aims to establish readiness and structure for its extensive assignment.
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Hoover
Special Law Enforcement Commission
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