Independent Opinion on Parties From The Dearborn Independent
The piece argues independent or self critical party voices reveal facts better than partisan views. It claims the Democratic convention at San Francisco was corrupted by liquor interests with paid agents and the wet plank defeated by Cox’s selection. It asserts McAdoo was financially backed and outlines Ford as a Democrat ally of Wilson, urging voters to favor clean progressive government over bootleg influence.
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Enoug
Dearborn
Ford International Weekly
San Francisco
Chicago
League of Nations
McAdoo
Cox
United States
Ford
Michigan
Wilson
Ford Independent
Independent
Harp on Public Affairs Aims forsteadfast progress in Alma
The Record vows to avoid monotony while urging intelligent thinking and complete examination of national state and local issues. It argues for a saner democracy, reliable data, and responsible civic effort to shape a better future for Alma Michigan and the nation. It likens newspaper duty to medicine curing governmental ills and cites Edison and Lincoln as lessons in effort and steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michigan
Alma
Wisdom in Mourning Over Vanity and Time
Fragment from Ecclesiastes 7 21 10 reflecting on valuing a good name over ointment, preferring mourning to feasting, and noting that sorrow tempers the heart. It contrasts wise restraint with foolish mirth, warns against anger, and recalls that better is the end than the beginning of things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorne
Auto strike injures local man on Michigan Avenue
Lewis Hamel of the first ward was hit by a car driven by Pred Burlingame early Monday on Michigan Avenue. Hamel suffered a broken right arm and scalp wound with other minor injuries. Both blamed for the mishap, Burlingame said he was not going over 15 mph and Hamel may have failed to avoid the vehicle. Hamel was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Burlingame lives on Grafton Avenue in the southern part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hamel
First Ward
Gen Autom Iobile
Michigan Avenue
Pred Burlingame
Hamel
Barline Kame
Michiai
Burlingame
Wilber
Ao Sane
Grafton Avenue
Otty
Sells Coal Business To Brown Ward Company In Alma
M Smith veteran Alma coal dealer sold his coal yards on W right avenue to the Brown Ward Company of Detroit and plans to move to California with his family. G P Ward of Big Rapids will oversee Alma yards for the Detroit firm, which has operated coal yards statewide and seeks to secure fuel for Alma. William Gamble, born in Canada in 1845, died in Alma at age 72 years 4 months and 18 days, leaving a wife Nellie and seven children plus ten grandchildren. he was a devout Christian and longtime farmer and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perley M. Smith
Alma
Brown-Ward Company
Detroit
California
Smith Coal Yards
Smith
G. PB. Ward
Big Rapids
C. Q O. Ward
Alma Yards
Detroi
G. Po Ward
William Gamble
Taria
Canada
St Louis
Michigan
William R
Nellie Kibbe
St. Louis
Emerson Township
Ile
Mr. Gamble
Kerra Gamble
Fannie Devereaux
Nellie Gamble
Addie Cole
Florence English
Robert Gamble
Breckenridge
George
Warren Gamble
Hife
Jesus Christ
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W. Superior St
Alma, Mich
Lowe
WiPeme Coventy
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Minnie Wood
Hastings St
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella County Agricultural Society
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Anna Mack
Sir Arthur Black Dan Ponchartrain
Ginger Ale
Ellen Wood Baron
June Jolly Drift
Nellie G
Grocery Boy
Baron Hope Lulu S. Angeline S
Ane Ane
the Myrtle Pointer
Jenhison Prince McGregor
Vici Kidd
T. W. Ayling
Sec’y
Record Office
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