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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
2
Report notes members of the 1921 Caxer's army urged to leave automobiles at home and walk the roads instead. The fragment hints at a discipline or mobility directive affecting participants and travel practices.
Lansing reports the Michigan legislature closes its regular session after enacting 420 measures, reorganizing state administration into five new departments under a State Administrative Board with the governor as chairman. The digest lists enrolled acts ranging from school meetings to highway funding and veterans provisions.
A sweeping ledger of acts and amendments includes road, tax, and public works laws. highway and utility regulation. education funding. and criminal penalties. Proposals cover debt, school bonds, licensing, conservation, and state administration with immediate effects for several provisions.
State of Michigan Canto of Washte vat es LB D Skipier Cashier swears the bank statement is true to the best knowledge and books show the true state of matters. Notary Edwin H Smith sworn to this 2nd day of May 1824 with commissions and a list of witnesses.
Official roster shows president George Burkhart and vice president George J Mann joined by vice presidents K L Finch and EB Skinnex as cashier Edwin H Smith with assistant cashiers Alwin R Burkhardt and others. Directors include George Burkhart Frank Bose J H Feldkamp L Finch Joseph Burkhardt and Fred Hertler.
A Washington State list outlines gifts and perks for the nation's president including a $7500 salary over two years, $25,000 for travel, a private home with staff, a fleet of cars and an electric car for the First Lady, a private detective, 50 guards, an art gallery, private yacht, private train, a top brass band, personal physicians, aides, a social secretary, a private secretary, disbursing officer, and numerous services paid by the people. It also mentions a private room at the railway station, an exclusive theater box, and various luxury favors such as dental and tailoring services, jewelry, and gifts like turkey prizes and quilts.
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