Election looming for Michigan Supreme Court and state posts
In early April 1923 Michigan voters will elect two Supreme Court justices, a superintendent of public instruction, a state board of education member, two University of Michigan regents, and two Agricultural College Board members. Incumbents Driscoll and others seek reelection. some retirements and petitions for injunctions appear amid a busy political slate.
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Clark L. Brady
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Jct
Herbert W. Gowdy
Berrein
University
Frank B.leland
Detroit
Jiniis BE. Beal
Lor
Ann Arbor
Allen M. Freeland
Grand Rapids
Board of Education
Woman analyzes husband in Chicago juvenile court scene
A colored woman bursts into Chicago adult probation offices saying her husband drives her crazy. She admits she cannot get along with him and asks what he does. She adds with a blunt tone, I jus' analyze that man.
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