Wives and Lovers Jury Views Split in Dr Boyasian Murder Case
The Detroit case of Dr G K Boyasian accused of murdering his nephew Harotoon Gostanian produced a hung jury after hours of debate. The Armenian victims and defendants frame a sensational domestic wrongdoing trial with emotional insanity as the defense. The wife testified of coercion and threats but the judge must decide if reconciliation is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Boyasian
Harotoon Gostanian
Gostanian
Detroit
Boyasian
Hard Fight for Life Amid Forest Fire Near Green Bay
Six Menominee youths, young athletes, battled death for hours as a forest fire closed in on their yacht Rambler near Green Bay. Smoke and flames trapped them, they wandered the burning woods, then found their vessel and escaped to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dende
Green Bay
Glazier loan case leads to partial payment decree
Mix of court actions reports a $2,500 payment order to Dexter store creditors from funds set aside, amid a $49,000 tax refund claim by Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee railway. Drowned asylum patient details, state auditors plan cost-saving visits, Traverse City library building plans, a suicide note, and Bay City rail track height corrections appear in brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Gleater Stowe Co
Stove Company
Ster
Orm
Glatler Nero
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railway
Auditor General
Ladies’ Library
Ss Ooeration
Traverse City
Masonic Order
Clarence Attwell
Saginaw
Bay Trunk Railroad
Hart Street
Street Commission
Dr King s New Life Pills Offer Night Relief
A sales note warns against calomel croton or aloe pills and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a safe alternative. The ad claims they cleanse the system and cure colds headaches constipation malaria with a promise of gentle, non distressing relief available at C F P Brown's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C. FP
Brown
State Briefs Chronicle Midwestern News Clusters
The report covers varied items: blueberry crop up in season, Charlotte General Electrical Co. mortgage in Cleveland, John Irvine Jr. as a state commander candidate, Lake Pleasant patriotic picnic boosting local option sentiment, and a spate of incidents including suicides, accidents, and legal rulings across Michigan and nearby states with mentions of Grand Rapids meetings, naval reserves cruise plans, road improvements, and university developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte General Electrical Co
Cleveland
John Irvine
Bay City
Lapeer County
Lake Pleasant
August Houff
International Association of Fire Engineers
Grand Rapids
Henry K. Brommel
Pear Zeeland
Parle Green
Howard McGraw
Flint
Navy
George Schultz
Lani
W. BE. Halford
Ms Phhysical Culture School
Battle Creek
Holmes
Misa Luette Pratt
Bellevue Hospital
Padgham
Citizen's Telephone Company
Hollania
Nac County
Thunder Bay Island
W. P. Thew
Livingstone
Cornelis van Leeuwen
Holland
John Laubenheimer
Menominee & Marinette
Baller
Enry Pouletor
Niles
Missionary Council of the Fifth Department of
Episcopal Church
Michleau
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Grand Rapida
Wille Allerton
Charles McKenzie
Alpena
D. R. Austin
Toledo
Sandlake
Co. M
Kalamazoo
A. J. Gustafson
Sehpeming
Grand Trunk
William Laversa
Saginaw
Bay Counties
Detroit
Thunder Bay
Regents
C. A. Guthe
Ohio State University
Reed
Charles Hatton
Michigan
Cleveland Man Claimed at Flats in Robbery Murder
Rosenberg, about 26, of Cleveland, found dead face down near Bedore's hotel at St. Clair Flats. Elbra killed him and Frishin aided. Elbra robbed the victim after murder. Frishin charged, hearing set for July 2, denied bail. Also reports suffragette Grace Johnson, a gasoline stove accident, a honeymoon change, anniversaries, and local notes.
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Rosenberg
Cleveland
Joe Bedore
Simmer Hotel
St. Clair Flats
William Bedore
Frank Elbra
Samuel Fristle
Friebie
Elbra
Bedore
Eibra
Elora
Natore
Samuel Frishin
Louly Rosenbere
St Clair Flats
Benedict
Port Huron
St. Ignatius Catholic
Grace
Houghton
Lexington
FP. K. Berry
St. Paul
A. B. Stove Co
Christian Reese
Special Election on Pine River Township Electric Charter Vote
A special township meeting is set for August in Pine River Township Gratiot County Michigan to vote on granting the Chippewa River Power Company a thirty year monopoly to build operate and maintain electric lines and facilities across township highways and public places with terms for safety duties and township protection, officials confirm. The measure requires elector approval and final township board adoption with an acceptance filing by the grantee within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine River Township
Gratiot County
Michigan
John Beery
Elmer N. Post
Alonzo Phillips
Gordis Smith
John Beery, Justice of the Peace; ‘Kilmer N. Post
Gra- Hot County
Pine River
Township Hall
Forest Hill
Chippewa River Power Company
State of Michigan
Imi
Gordig Sraith
Gratter County
Townslip
Mouilay
Chippens River Power Company
Stat of Michigan
Sail Township
Michgan
Vine River
Erantee
Newigns
Cabeete River Power Company
Acreas
Bird
Gratiot
Said Township
Gornis Suith
Alonzo Putlurs
Forest Hill News: local officials and new projects noted
Forest Hill reports 12 years of service by B C amfield ending at a recent meeting with K W Lake elected to replace him. B J Leopard builds 182 feet of cement sidewalk fronting his property and business as plans emerge to extend to the Ann Arbor depot. Pine River Telephone considers a direct line to St Louis easing Alma central traffic. Deputy Postmaster Phillips plans new fixtures in the village post office. B J Leonard aims to start an elevator warehouse on the Ann Arbor tracks north of the passenger depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Camfield
K. W. Lake
B. J. Leopard
Ann Arbor
Forest Hill
Pine River Telephone Co
St. Louis
Alma Central
Phillips
B. J. Leonard
Letter From The West From Mrs Della Exton
Mrs Della Exton writes from Gate Oklahoma to friends in Michigan and Pine River thanking for a postcard shower. She recalls ten years since leaving Michigan, changes and sorrows, describes a life of affliction with husband and children Gladys and Mark, praises their home and climate, and invites further letters from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Moody
Pine River
Walter Estes
John Cohoon
Gate
Oklahoma
Ellen Moody
Michigan
Gladys
Mark
Della Exton
Forty Days In Jail For Treating On Train
A man pleaded guilty at Honor to fomising Mynor to a friend aboard an Ann Arbor train between Thompsonville and Beulah. Judge Lamb fined him and sentenced him to a number of days in jail. In default of the fine he must serve 40 days. He has already served about 90 days awaiting a hearing, and the court will apply this to the 40 day sentence. He will not pay the fine. The prosecutor recommended leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mynor
Ann Arbor
Thompsonville
Beulah
Lamb
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Maynard Pringle
Auvousbor
Dr. W. Kelly
Bell
J. E. Suydam, M. D
Woodworth Ave
Superior St
Jas, G. Kress
Opera House
Alo
Cen
F. A. Gill
Polasky Block
Insurange
John D. Spinney
Pollasky Elk
P. W. Greaser Real Estate and Insurance
Office Pollasky Bir
Wright House
Harry Mecham
Mar
Crandell & Scott
Bell-90
Srings Bell
Convis
Alma, Mich
Fire Insurance
P. W. Creaser
Pollasky Brook
Alma
Alma College
School of Music
School of Art
China
Commercial School
Albert P. Cook, Oe
Mic
O. H. Sprague
Pollasky Block
Bath Beers
No Lame Wat
Davis Bros
G. H. Carl
Humphreys
Erie Saargrmm
Tomie Moar
Michael 6. Burkart
Robert C. Barrows
Selflefense
Thurkart
Home of Correction
Barrows
Congress
Labrador
James J. Hitt
Chicago
Katahnavarma
Paris
Dhingra
William
England
Berlin
Rockapelt
Wash Vraw
Supreme Court
H. Lynn Sanders
Eastern Michigan
Oamon Lake
J. G. Wells
Paducah
Sanders
Ypsilant
Board of State Auditors
John L. Boer
Grand Rapide
le. R. Thomas
Huron
Aso
Clain
Reeds
Samuel Frisble
Grace Johnson
London
Asqaiih
Holloway
Active Work In the Cause
Bow Street
Phoebe Westcott
Casnovia
Witt
Blair
Rich
Pinconning
Roland Rich
Saginaw River
EK. J. Blasell
Hia
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