Kitty Millard and the Merger Battle on Capitol Hill
The packed galleries buzz over a merger bill as Colonel Moulton pursues Kitty Millard’s help to win Senator Kittinger’s vote. A staged runaway and a dramatic rescue amid political scheming lead to a confession and a personal reconciliation between Kitty and Kittinger, with Governor Milford delivering pivotal news that the merger is vetoed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webby
Senate
Promoting Syndicate
Colonel Moulton
State Committee
Roth
Kittinger
Rin
George
Enlover
United States
Hiis
Kitthager
Joe
Moulton Sanderson
Sanderson
Hentehant
Kitty Millard
Moulton
Mins Millard
Mogiton
Minn Millard
Athree
Kitty
Bittinger
Tcasion
Rittinger
Kittinger's
UN Fority
Senator Kittinger
Huidig
Agaln
Hart
Milford
Raveport
Antwerp Fall Aerial Fire Shapes a Night of Ruin
A London Daily Chronicle correspondent recalls Antwerp as flames roar across the southern streets. German artillery nears the city while oil tanks ignite in towers of black smoke. A 28 centimeter shell hits a confectionery shop as refugees flood to Rosendaal, a Dutch rail hub, for relief assistance.
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Antwerp
London Daily Chronicle
Scheldt
Dore
Gustave Dore
Rosendaal
Holland
Roeendan
Saya
Amsterdam
Family Ties in Pontiac Family Homecoming
Mrs Maud Cumming of Pontiac arrived at the home of her father Frank Church in Saginaw after visiting her sister Mrs Lester Thomas. Her brother Carlton Church will accompany her home and stay through the winter. Meo, daughter of the household, remains with John Gerber of Lansing who has been caring for her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo
John Gerber
Lansing
Maud Cumming
Pontiac
Ben
Saginaw
Sinter
Lester Thomas
Frank Church
Carlton Church
West Pine River Notes From the Community
Mrs. Livingston remains ill in West Pine River while Hazel Wilke enjoys a vacation at home. Lee Raycraft reports a valuable horse lost last week and Mrs. Raycraft spent Sunday with her children. Mervin Fleming rapidly recovers from diphtheria. The Wright school teachers and pupils have a vacation. Miss Mary Lentz will spend the winter with her parents. Matt Lentz and wife, Mrs. John Wilson, recently operated at Ann Arbor and is home again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Zink
Seville
Joe Welch
John Sableston
Barney Snyder
Wm. Powell
Ithaca
Wright
Geo
Webb
Robertson
Forest Hill
O. L
Geo, Kuhlman
Arjenda
E. B. Currence
Elm Hall
Alma Patterson
Pain
Ohio
James Fouiker
Middleton Pent
Giles Isham
Englich
Near Forrest Hill
Aliss Hazel Wilke
Lee Raycraft
Mary Lentz
Matt. Lentz
John Wilson
Ann Arbor
Lincoln Local News School Reopens After Vacation
School began Monday after a two weeks break. Mrs. Chas. Fisher is nursing an awful sore thumb. Miss Lillian Thayer visited Miss Anna Roethlisberger on Saturday. Bert Eyes and family were at Perry Clifton's Sunday. Geo. Vredenberg and family visited Perry Clifton's Sunday.
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Chas. Fisher
Lillian Thayer
Anna Roethlisberger
Bert Eyes
Gratiot Court Notices Quiet Title Actions in 1914
Legal advertisements from Gratiot County Michigan detail two chancery cases to quiet title on parcels in Ithaca. Complainants Edmund Van Sickle and Thomas P. Bartlett seek to remove clouds on land titles, named defendants include Harriet Newcomb Henry Walker and William B. Nelson whose residences and heirs are unknown. Orders require appearances by January 28 1916 or publication notice, with publication in the Alma Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Michigan
County of Gratiot
Edmund van Sickle
William B. Nelson
Suit to quiet title for Ashley land described as Lots 216 217
Circuit Judge Kelly S. Sears orders defendants to answer the bill of complaint within twenty days after service or publication in the Alma Record for six weeks. The suit seeks to remove clouds from the title to Lots 216 and 217 in the Village of Ashley Michigan, per the recorded plat. Solicitor for Complainant based in Ithaca Michigan.
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O. G. Tutte
William B. Nelson
A. D
Alma Record
Kelly
Sears
R. E. Hughes
Chancery
Couns
Kelly S. Sears
Ashley
Michigan
C. G. Tuttle
Ithaca
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Great Ap
Rue la Molere
Avenue de Keyser
Moonler
Mattie Clow
St. Louis
Leon Welch
Arcada
H. B. Currence
Harry Rogers
Alma
Geo. Abbott and
Wm. Way
Henry Frousch
Wm. Rogers
Ionia I
Chas. Jennings
Don Currence
Alvin Welch
John Gimmie
John Snyder
Are Snyder
Fred
E. Wilcox
Mr. Allen
Masonic Home
J. H. Church
Sarah Osborn
Irma Osborn
Bay City
B. McKinney
Floral Waldo
Geo. Ward
Eli Brown
Carrie Lusk
North Star
West Pine River
Mrs. Livingston
Lincoln Local
Fittemores
Tero
EDGE
Coe
Aaeetions
Sime
Span
Whittemore Bros. & CO
Albany Street
Cambridge
Mass
Harriet Newcomb
Henry Walker
Harriet New Comb
Rochester
New York
Section Thirty
Township Ten
Range One West
Bell
Union
R. F. Erwin Alma, Mich
Schick
Bard
F. C.thornburgh
State Street
Mich
John D. Spinney
Pollesky
J. E. Suydam
M. D. Saysigian
Woodworth Ave
Ruperior St
F.R. McNabb
V.S
B.v.sc
Vibber
Alma, Mich
E. Guyter
American School of Osteopathy
Vermueren Mock, Monremd
Ita
Wing
Alma State Savings Bank
Rowland & Johnson
Hethel Cummings
Chick's Shoe
Wright House Livery
W. H. Parr
Chas. Speaker
Janetson Hotel
Humphreys
Ron L
Perry
Katernaly
Humpareys
Wombo, Medicine CO
Corner
William and Ann Fireete
Kinc
J. E. Cox
Joliet
Dauog
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