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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1923
Page
7
Croswell Jeffersonian reports Supt Angerer of Sandusky schools was arrested for assault and battery following a confrontation with Ted Dawson amid a drinking incident after a basketball game in Port Huron. The board backs the superintendent and vows to defend him.
Secretary Hughes cites U S stance not to recognize Russia while warning Soviet actions push for world revolution. France tightens grip on the Ruhr as markets react to policy and business confidence. A federal judge rules the Prohibition Act not the law of the land, stirring legal debate.
Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty described President Harding's intent to seek reelection, citing four grounds including taxation and law enforcement. The piece notes Sen Robert M. La Follette as a possible rival and outlines Harding’s planned campaign tour from Alaska, across the country, to the southern states.
The text notes twenty seven U S presidents excluding Mr. Harding and states eleven have won a second term, suggesting weakened administrations. It mentions Roosevelt as the first vice president elected to the presidency since Van Buren and argues that re election indicates a pattern in presidential tenure.
Secretary Hughes told a women’s delegation that the United States will not enter formal ties with the Soviet government until Russia shows a sincere will to honor its debts and end outside revolutions. He said Lenin and Zinoviev’s statements signal a world revolution, and the U.S. expects proof of policy changes.
The Probate Court in Washtenaw County Michigan holds a hearing on April 17 for Frederick Aprill to gain administration of Carrie Aprill’s estate. Appraisers and commissioners will be appointed, with publication of this order in the Saline Observer for three consecutive weeks. Dorcas C. Donegan, Register.
Livestock growers are urged to sell livestock through a daily Detroit market run. The notice promises full payment for stock and invites calls for shipping dates. Arthur Armbruster, secretary of Saline Co-Op Assn, is listed for farm implements inquiries.
Federal prohibition officers in Michigan under Director James R. Davis report six cases, five arrests, and seizures including a boat and eight stills. The Bay City district highlighted two large stills hidden in woods and a buried 50 gallons of moonshine sold to agents. Commissioner Haynes toured the state visiting Detroit Flint Grand Rapids Saginaw and Bay City urging cross agency cooperation and noting Supreme Court rulings on penalties.
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