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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
7
A week of daily biblical reflections with verses on forgiveness good name wisdom prayer and pride. Each day cites a verse and theme such as restoration peace humility sowing and reaping and serving God versus wealth.
Edward W. Pickard assesses Baldwin's rise after Curzon steps aside for foreign affairs and labor support, noting improved Russian relations and planned cabinet, as Ruhr unrest and Communist activity challenge stability. Reports on Franco-Belgian friction, Hamburg Socialist Internationale, and U S railway wage increases follow.
Allied mediators face a difficult stance as Greece rejects cash reparations and territorial concessions along the Maritza. Ismet Pasha demands Britain clarify stance, while both sides mobilize. Greek 200,000 troops mass at the Maritza. Turkish forces ready to defend Constantinople. Bulgaria watches closely as border concentrations mount.
Andrew Bonar Law resigns as prime minister after poor health. Leaders fear a party split. Main contenders for the post are Lord Curzon and Stanley Baldwin. Curzon faces peerage barriers and Labour opposition fears a parliamentary government crisis if chosen.
In Indianapolis the Presbyterian general assembly debated liberalism with William Jennings Bryan leading the charge. Bryan failed to become moderator but was highly active in the discussions and pressed his Darwinian evolution resolution.
An American unit of a global banking group led by J. P. Morgan & Co. has coordinated with the Mexican government on a plan to adjust the Mexican public debt. American and Mexican commissioners oversee relations resumption and expect continued work for about a month.
An economist notes a man raising four sons with frugal spending on footwear as a lens on family budgeting. The remark highlights household constraint dynamics and resource allocation in a rural setting.
In Washtenaw County Michigan the Probate Court at Ann Arbor set May 14 for hearing the final administration account of Rose Weller deceased with Mary Schill as administratrix. A notice states publication for three weeks in Saline Observer. Emory E. Leland, Judge. Doreas C. Donegan, Register.
Public chancery notice in Washtenaw County Michigan directs defendants to appear within four months. Suit aims to remove clouds on title to land in Pittsfield Township described as parts of Sections 22 and 26 and related parcels near Chicago Road. Proceeding lists many defendants and unknown heirs and assigns.
Probate Court in Washienany County Michigan announces four months for creditors to present claims against Minnie Schmidt, deceased. Claims must be filed at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor for examination and allowance by July 11 and September 11, 1923, at 10 a.m. Dated Ann Arbor May 11, 1923. EMORY K. B. LELAND, judge of Probate.
State of Michigan Wash tenayw County probate commissioners announce four months to present claims against the estate of John Sumner deceased. They will meet at Joi Kalmbach's Chelsea office on July 10 and September 10 at 10 a.m. to receive examine and adjust claims. Dated May 9 1933. John S. Cummings 0. CG. Burkhardt Commissioner.
Chancery notice from Washtenaw County Circuit Court announces May 12 1923 setting in Ann Arbor for Constant Gilliam versus Richard E Morse and others. Defendants must enter appearance within four months. publication to begin in Saline Observer. attorney Lee N Brown represents plaintiffs in Ypsilanti Michigan with May 1 to June 2 notice window.
A reflective line notes that if all Sreab propulsors also excelled in performance, widespread wealth might follow for many.
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