Moonshine Peddler Ivan Baker Sentenced by Judge
Ivan Baker an 18 year old St Johns boy and former high school student turned moonshine peddler was confined to the Michigan Reformatory for six months. The judge imposed the term after Baker attempted to supply liquor to another youth of about his own age, highlighting the danger to young people from bootlegging.
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Ivan
Baker
St. Johns
Foreclosure Notice on Ypsilanti Property Mortgage
Default has been declared on Herman Zold’s mortgage to S Willum Braun dated June 15 1927. The property at Lot 53 Prospect Gardens Ypsilanti will be sold to satisfy $348.15 plus costs at public auction May 18 1928 at the Ann Arbor courthouse.
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Ypsilanti
Michigan
S Willum Braun
Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Mortgzerca
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
State of Michigan
County of Washtenaw
Prospect Gardens
William Braun
Lee N. Brown
Mortgage sale of Saline Township property in Washtenaw County
Milan State Savings Bank assigns mortgage on land in Saline Township Washtenaw County Michigan to foreclose for $1490.37 principal and interest plus $35 attorney fee. Sale set for April 9 1928 at 10 AM at the south front door of the Washtenaw County Court House in Ann Arbor. Elmer J. Alway of Milan Michigan is attorney for the assignee.
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Verron Bisel
Mortfayors
Saline
Washtenaw County
Michigan
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Toledo
Ohio
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenat County
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Michican
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Patten Testifies Bond Gift Linked to 1920 Campaign Deficit
Ames A Patten, Chicago broker, testifies before the Senate committee on Liberty bond transfers from Harry Sinclair. Patten handed $25,000 in bonds to Evanston hospital after suspecting a concealed contribution to the Republican committee. Hodges cannot locate $160,000 Sinclair gift records.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Senate
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Upham
Thomas L. Walsh
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Mont
Presidential Primary Election Notice in Saline Township
Notice declares a Presidential Primary on April 2, 1928, in Saline Township Washtenaw Michigan. It details petition requirements, ballot printing, voter instructions, separate party ballots, polling hours 7 am to 5 pm, and authorizes a one hour noon adjournment. Clerk C F P Fitzgerald signs dated February 20, 1928.
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Washtenaw
State of
Michigan
United States
Secretary of State
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Dames
Balliot
Board of Primary Election Inspectors
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