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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1926
Page
8
Mickie notes most papers operate a job printing department to boost finances. Printing for customers funds improve the town’s newspaper, supplementing subscriptions and advertising revenue.
The Circuit Court of Washtenaw County in chancery at Ann Arbor on August 31 1926 orders defendant Theodore R Younges to enter appearance within three months or be reached by default. Statutory publication to begin within two weeks in The Saline Observer. Plaintiff’s attorney Lee N Brown represents Alice Youngs. Clerks signatures appear with dates Sept 2 to Oct 14.
Probate Court of Washtenaw sets November 1 hearing on petition for administration of Rose Beatty estate to Luther M Briggs or other suitable person. Appraisers and commissioners to be appointed. Copy to be published in The Saline Observer three weeks prior to hearing. Judge Jay G Pray presides. Nora Borgert, Register.
FE late OT ET L. Brown who for many years conducted the Brown's University at Adrian died in Los Angeles California September 30 after a six weeks illness. The funeral was held in Adrian with the body brought to the C H Mott funeral home yesterday. An armored car in front of First State bank showed money bags and a man with a large revolver, the scene recalled Treasure Island as onlookers and children pondered future ambitions amid the crowds.
Washtenaw County Michigan notice by Township Clerk Jacob Bield announcing registration rules for the General Election on November 2 1926. It details dates for in person registration October 9 and 16 1926, and guidance on absent voter procedures and affidavits, including eligibility and penalties.
Edward W. Pickard reports on Thomas H. Adams of Vincennes uncovering alleged Indiana political corruption linked to D. C. Stephenson. Documents claim officials conspired for campaign funding, patronage, and appointments. Gov. Ed Jackson faces calls for full investigation as broader state doubts rise. President Coolidge shuns active campaign role amid national unrest and regional flood and war news flow.
Reports highlight General von Seeckt reforming a 100000-strong army and plans for a future million trained officers. Prussia negotiates royal estate relinquishment with 20 million gold marks in cash and lands for the former Kaiser, with the crown prince receiving Oels castle. Poland’s Pilsudski ends a cabinet dispute and forms a strong new government. The American Federation of Labor faces church opposition in Detroit while planning to organize the auto industry. European corn borer threats prompt a national committee meeting in Chicago to curb westward spread. Queen Marie of Romania to be met in New York and hosted in Washington. movie contracts denied. Stillman divorce bids link James Stillman Jr to Miss Wilson. Byrd’s polar flight plane tours the U.S. for aviation promotion with Guggenheim funding.
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