Governor Groesbeck of Michigan Biography Highlight
Governor Groesbeck, born in Warren Township, Macomb County, grew up on a farm and earned his primary education locally. Known for aggressive state-duty enforcement, he has secured over a quarter million dollars for the State Treasury through inheritance tax cases and other unpaid debts pursued by the attorney general.
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Alexander Joseph Groesbeckly
Michigan
Warren Township
Macomb County
Groes
Growsbeck
Montes
Republican Leaders of Nation and State Committee
Republican leaders of the nation and state committee are noted in this brief listing, reflecting party governance at multiple levels and suggesting ongoing organizational coordination and leadership roles.
Republican Party Promise to Safeguard Welfare of Nation
The Republican party pledges to devote efforts to protect American welfare and uphold self-government. It calls for ending wartime expenditures, avoiding industrial chaos, and pursuing a purpose greater than party success to preserve the Republic.
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Republican Party
Republic
De Land Nominated Without Opposition for Secretary of State
Secretary of State Charles J. De Land was nominated with no opposition at the Republican State Convention. He has served in the State Senate for three consecutive terms and was a member of the 1807 Conditional Convention. Delegates from his home city and county express strong support, citing education and experience as qualifications for the position.
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Charles J. de Land
State Senate
Deland Wea
Department of
Weland
Fuller to begin seventh term as Auditor General
On the first day of the coming year Oramel Fuller will enter his seventh term as Auditor General. No other Michigan official has shown the same dedication to detail and fearless performance, earning him notable esteem and “special favor” for his steady, value free administration.
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Oramel
Fuller
Michigan
Puller
Justice Nelson Sharpe Nominated Again for Supreme Court Seat
Justice Nelson Sharpe, appoint�ed September 1919 to fill the Ostrander vacancy, was unanimously chosen to succeed himself by the state convention. Since 1896 he practiced in Michigan and served as prosecuting attorney for his county and over twenty five years as Judge of the 34th Judicial Circuit, earning broad recognition for fitness and ability.
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Nelson Sharpe
Supreme Bench
Justice Ostrander
Justice Sharpe
Michigan
34Th Judicial Circuit
Anani
George M Clark A Michigan Native for Supreme Court Race
George M Clark, a candidate for the Michigan Supreme Court, has lived in Michigan since childhood. Born in Wear William Ontario on November 21, 1875, he moved with his parents to Bad Axe in Huron County in 1878 and became a respected attorney. In 1920 Governor B. Seep er appointed him to fill the vacancy caused by Justice Kuhn's resignation.
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George M. Clark
Stautery
Bad Axe
Hureo County
Bsieeper
Supreme Court
Kuhn
Clark
Republican nominee for Michigan Attorney General Wiley profile
The article outlines the Republican nominee for Michigan Attorney General, a longtime lawyer from Sault Ste Marie, senior member of Wiley & Green, and noted for his low-key public service path. It describes his background, experience as a lawyer, and potential impact in state government.
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Republican Party
Michigan
Attoney Guoeratte
Meri W Wiley
Well
Cardrabis
Groesbeck Urges Reform in Michigan State Administration
Groesbeck calls a reconstruction period with big problems facing Michigan. He advocates revising state administration to be efficient and aligned with current conditions, opposing an invisible government serving its own interests. He emphasizes cutting state expenditures and relief from heavy taxes.
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Michigan
Lieutenant Governor Candidate Promises Smooth Senate Leadership
The article notes the party supports a lieutenant governor candidate, highlighting the second in command role and expected presiding duties of the State Senate. It mentions Thomas Read, a University of Michigan law graduate, as a key figure tied to the campaign and his election prospects.
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Liettenant Govenor
Read
Vine
Alma residents mingle at community weekend events
Alma visitors and locals populated a weekend diary with a church shed project, church social, and multiple calls to Alma. Names include Mrs Webb Vera Wycoff Mr Medler Hutchinson and others attending shows, dinners, and visits amid civic chores and travel.
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Webb
Vera
Alma
Owen Courter
Bertha Wycoff
Imre Ed. Wycoff
Chas Medler
Wm. Hutchinson
Mae Dick
Baker
M. J. Ingold
St. Louis
Roy Joslin
Elwell
Crystal Lake
Lansing
Floyd Nelson
Geo. Dalrymple
Sturgis
Pointe
Indians
Ohio
Owen Coutter
Hugh Johnson
Clarence Fairchild
Harrison
Slingluff
Martie Slingluff
Doris
Putterell
Clifford
Irene
Hyde
Grand Lede
Leyi Pritchurd
Cobuen
Mt. Pleasant
Strong
Riverdale
Pugsley
Ed Medier
Forest TH
Mire
AL Tompkins
Chas. Shnluff
Mall of the Movies
Strand Theatre
Alm
Geo Bailey
Won
Wade
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Warren G. Harding
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Secretary of State
Charles J DeLand
Auditor General
Orame
B. Fuller
the Supreme Court
George M. Clar
Frank E Germitn
Gorman
Dewi
Uattle
Aod Ag
Dregetty
Sleeper
Hobge
Frenk Gormen
Frank E. Go
Wiley
Wilby
Sault Sim Mune
Wiley & Green
Merlin W. Wiley
J. M. Montigel & Son
Alma, Michigan
Groesbeck
Calvin Coolidge
Thomas Read
Edward Railaiider
Ted
Chamberlain
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