State News Roundup From Michigan and Nearby Areas
A collection of brief items from multiple Michigan locales reports tuition changes at Garo High School, a bigamy charge in Charlotte, jury duty for a Ouwasso woman, escapes from a girls' Industrial School, a Pontiac doctor’s illness, a Plainwell professor’s death, and university staffing shifts in Ann Arbor. Other notes cover bank robbery confessions in Goodells, wage cuts by Three Rivers carpenters, and various county and city notices, taxes, thefts, and civic decisions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Harold Heath " LeClear
LeClear
Baye ‘Haz
Owosso
Zelia
Densmore S Witg
A la Défismoré
Shawassee County
Adrien Hale Hives
Helen Campbell
Mabel Saunders
Industrial School
Detroit
Pontiac
Raymond Turk
Harper Hospital
Tuck
France
Plainwell
L. EB. “Irland
Anne Arbor
New Speed Law and Negligent Homicide Outline
The Nashville News highlights the new speed limits 35 mph on open roads 10 mph in residential areas 15 mph in business districts and notes amendments to chauffeur examinations along with the negligent homicide law. Authorities gain power to prosecute reckless driving with penalties up to 1000 dollars or five years’ imprisonment.
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Nashville News
Estate of Chester B Rhoades Probate Hearing Admitted
In Washtenaw County Michigan a probate hearing was held August 25 1921 in Ann Arbor for the estate of Chester B Rhoades. Roy Sproul requests probate of the last will and testament and appointment of an executor and appraisers with commissioners. The judge set a date for further proceedings and required notice to interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sproul
Has the Righty Idea
A former subscriber offered to hire a news service for a year at a salary below three cents per week to gather and deliver news weekly. He praised the service’s value while offering payment in advance and praised the idea, though his remark reflected a nativist bias about “deserting” citizens.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. J. Gregg
Annn Archer
O ‘Observer
Joseph F. Arnet
A. J. Sawyer
William H. Murray
First National Bk
Painter’s
Arfor
M. Forshee
Sayd E. Daggett
the Peoples Abstract Company
the New Company
Firestone
E. M. Wurster
Gus
J. Vogel
Washington Street
Ann. Arbor
Murdock
Lalley
West Huron Street
Ann Arbor, Mics
Oae
Ask Pees
Ann Arbor
Phong
State News
Caro
Garo High School
Three Rivers—Union Carpentera
Three Rivers Baye
Port Huron
George Legham
Kenockee
C. C. iPeck and Company
Goodells
Kalamazoo
William
Nastos
Ne‘ceived
America
Jittey
Mercer
Glawson
Clawson
Van
Buren County
Fred. “Smith
William Jacobs
Arlington Township
Cnmer
Jacobs
Digeyes
Crago
Crossing
United States
Gheboygan
J. J. G. Richards
Richand
Owogasno
H. E. Bunting
Cof Henderson
Bunting
Glenn’ Difley
Paton County
Jessa
Ssummoxis
Dihey
Coréners
Eaton County
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
St. Joseph. Catholic Seminary
B. D. Kelly
American Legion
Muskegon
Bay City
Lansing
Michigan Manufacturers’ Association
Department of State
Monrog
William ‘ Bolles
Monroe
Toledo
Harrison
Clare
Frank Pervois
Michigan Electric Lines
Owosse
Miss Mitered Mattoon
Shiwassee Townsnn
Edwin Devereaux
W. T. Woodhouse
Coronné
William Hubert
Baittle Creek
Hubert
East Lansing
Souther Michigan
Ohi
Stryker
Utica
Sarah Conner
E. M. Conner
Michigan
New York
Frank Kalner
St Joseph
Collon
Holland
Chicago
Gasile
Park
J. Wellington Reynolds
Milly
Bowersox
Nottawa
13Th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Association
L ‘Durand
Allegan
Association
Bond
Stone River
United S Traction
John F. Collins
Regd Street
Paducah (Ry
News-Democrat
Citicim
United States of America
Smith
Jones
Ares
Saline Mercantile Company
Cern
Herman Heininger
Indiana
Bourbon and
B. V. Silos
Singer Sewing. Machine.co
Huron 87
Ypsilanti
Huron ‘Street
Mickie
Observer
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