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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
2
The Record announces a subscription price of 100 dollars per year and notes its entry at the Alma post office for transmission through the Maltese ser fund.
Rt Rev Edwin Kelly of Detroit is named assistant bishop in January and consecrated in Ann Arbor. Holcomb Kappler inspect Michigan Employment Institute in Saginaw and approve it. Coldwater graduates will wear home sewn gingham dresses. A federal suit seeks to block the Calumet Hecla Osceola merger. Caro man Timnek, 20, burns himself while pouring kerosene from a mistaken can. Casillac sheriff organizes pursuit for Emerson Sanford. Memorial services held for smallpox victims at Michigan Home for the Feeble Minded. 15 dead. Mrs Melvina Beers, 70, found dead in Jackson apartment building. natural causes suspected. Robert Acton killed near Colon while attempting to shield from a coal car. End thaw bond issue for street improvements. Special election set for Saginaw and surrounding lines. Durand and Sag in various incidents and deaths reported. Martha Howard murder verdict finds she was killed, body thrown in river. Jefferson Vincent, 3, leaves nine siblings. combined ages 459 years. Judge Collingwood condemns reforms as failing boys in reformatories. 1000 striking Kalamazoo Corset workers return after wage dispute. William Thomas, Lake Odessa farmer, hanging. leaves wife and child. Local option in Shia county deemed a failure. wet forces prepare for next election. Describes infant store fronts leasing space to cafés and drinkers.
Prosecuting Attorney Hayden of Ingham County says complaints allege legislators are shipping intoxicants into Lansing. He plans an investigation after adjournment and may issue warrants. A Detroit representative is named among the sources, with others suspected of similar activity.
A Metropolitan Court record report links Senator Murthad and associates to a deceit and wrongdoing case. Detroit police prompted the action, with appeals to Mayor Guynor. The inquiry involves city officials and an investigation into alleged improper influence and governance actions.
Michigan leads beet sugar production with 35000 farmers growing beets and 11 million tons grown last year. Factories paid $7 million to farmers, average price per acre $7, and yield reached 12 tons per acre, three times higher than any prior year, with California second.
The Moon bill signed late last week abolishes all circuit courts and circuit court clerks offices nationwide. Judges Loyal E. Knappen John W. Warrington and Arthur C. Denison will no longer work regularly with circuit court and will focus mainly on the circuit court of appeals.
John Miller from Clinton County serving a term of from 7 to 15 years at Marquette for a crime years ago may be paroled. He has become trusty and promises have been made to Mill friends for release. State data show 731 inmates at year start and 33 additions to the prison population during 1910.
Ann Arbor Omega Phi, University of Michigan coeds, announces initiations for Clara Inglin Detroit Barbara Ewart Houghton Mary Woodhull North Bennington Vt Emylyt Jones Ann Arbor Dalay Greenacre Chicago Florence Swinton Saginaw Whnefred Mahon Duluth Agnes Parks Ann Arbor Gertrude Moore Coldwater Kalamazoo. Probate court reveals B A Crane deeded 15 acres near city as a park. Grand Rapids post office burglaries threaten security. Marquette prison committee orders secret testimony. Warden Russell excluded. Brighton post office robbed again. cash and stamps lost previously. Muskegon political race narrows to Cross Carpenter Turner. Cross seen as frontrunner. Muskegon educator Mrs Salem Swayn dies aged 70. Bayham Canada born teacher began at 15. Bault Ste.-Chippewa fair to host Wright brothers aeroplane exhibit next fall. Owosso Mrs Hattie A Chamberlain dies at 86 amid vote on public proposition.
Governor Osborn advocates reciprocity with Canada at the Republican state convention in Saginaw but the issue is ignored in the resolutions. The platform endorses popular election of the U S Senator, criticizes state finances, and calls for tariff revision and anti corruption measures. Bay City alimony appeal and Bay County industry leader Thomas Carnegie death noted.
One hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure failure with Hall's Catarrh Cure. F Cheney & Co of Toledo endorsed by Walding Kinnas & Marvin wholesale druggists as honorable and able. Cure taken internally, acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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