Michigan and Michiganers in a wide array of notices
A roundup of Michigan items reports injuries and fatalities in accidents, arrests, and legal actions. Deaths include Kaskaska a Arthur Myers and Joseph Henry Haynes. Other notes cover appointments, bond authorizations, burglaries, construction, naturalization, and court decisions across Lansing Kalamazoo Petoskey Marquette and Grand Rapids with multiple local incidents and official actions.
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Kaskaska
aArthur Myers
Kalamazoo
Joseph Henry Haynes
Bass Lake
Grand Rapids
John G. Emery
American Legion
Europe
United States
the Legion
Legion
Marquette
Flannigan
Ishpeming
George N. Danielson
St. Paul
Federal
Naturalization Examiner
Battle Creek
Benjamin Graves
Calhoun District
Calhoun County Bar Association
Henry Graves
Detroit
Saginaw
Great Britain
France
Joseph W. Pordney
Legior Mien
Fordney
Peter Vergier
Walter Klainer
Kilafber
Vergier
Marie Vitzey
Paul Vitzey
Laporte
Ind
James Mack
Crown Point
Witzey
First Born at Liberty theater with Sessue Hayakawa
The First Born, a Robertson-Cole drama starring Sessue Hayakawa, shows at the Liberty theatre next Wednesday. The film blends love and comedy across East and West with a boatman Chan Wang on the Hoang-Ho river and has critics praising Hayakawa as at his best.
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Far East
Robertson- Cole
Sessue Hayakawa
Liberty Theatre
Chan Wang
Hoang-Ho River
China
Advertising in Today's Newspaper A Reminder to Advertisers
The article recalls how country road ads gave way to newspaper ads and notes readers treat ads as news. It argues ads attract customers by offering reliable, cost effective messages and that newspapers work for advertisers even while they sleep.
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Kalamazoo
Stillman
New York
Friends
Marquette County
Iron Ore
Bud
McCormick
Chicago
Traverse City
D.:.s. Kuhns
Boyne City
Rosese L. Corbett
Ozark
Upper Peninsula
Marian Corbett
Judge Corbett
Kuhns
The
Observer
Sergeant Bill Gray breaks record in Twenty-three and a Half Hours Leave
The Liberty theatre screens the Cavalry comedy Twenty-three and a Half Hours Leave with Sergeant Bill Gray winning the Colonel’s daughter and a fortune of friends in Khaki. Doris May and Douglas MacLean star in Phyma Ince luminaries adaptation from Mary Roberts Rinehart. Also notes on Michigan Christmas Seals drive and deer license changes.
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Bill Gray
Liberty Theatre
Mary Robert Rinehart
A. Ince
Doris May
Douglas MacLean
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