LaFollette Withdraws Name From Michigan Ballot
John Baird, director of the state department of conservation, withdrew Hiram Johnson from the Michigan residential primary ballot after reading a letter. LaFollette of Wisconsin requested withdrawal from the Republican ballot, and the Secretary of State complied. Ford plans to run on the Democratic ticket and challenge Ferris for Michigan’s delegation while petitions circulated for Coolidge.
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John Baird
State Department of Conservation
Hiram Johnson
Zilwaukee Township
Johnson
Michigan
DeLand
Mr. Johnson
Attorney-General’s Department
Johnsen
State Conservation Commission
Hiram Johnson Baird
King
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Kins
Secretary of State
PH. Antehinsen
Detroit News
Lansing
Henry Ford
Calvin Coolidge
Woodridge N. Ferris
New York
Ford
Coolidge
Alex J. Choesbock
Ferris
Hiraus Johnson
Salvin Coolidge
William G. Simpson
Detroit
William G. McAdoo
Ann Arbor
Revaldo Copeland
National Committee
William A. Comstock
Evelyn Mershen
Saginaw Ust
Time. Boltwood
Grand Rapids
Boltwood
Armored Ford cars spark police innovation in Philadelphia
General Smedley D. Butler champions armored Ford runabouts for bandit chasing. Philadelphia police acquire six, aiming for ninety, with steel armor, bulletproof glass, and high speed tests. Other cities like Portland and Cleveland Heights adopt Ford cars for patrols, replacing motorcycles in some cases.
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Smedley D. Butler
Philadelphia
General Butler
Ford
Portland
Ore
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Cincinnati
Beauty Contest Seeks Michigan’s “Girl You Can’t Forget”
Detroit announces statewide search for Michigan Industrial Exposition to pick the “Girl You Can’t Forget” who will receive a sedan, paid expenses, and a salary for May’s Enchantment spectacle at Convention Hall. Entries must include a photo and address. deadline April 2.
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Detroit
Mich
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Joseph Kramer
The
Detroit News
Russell Legg
Detroit Free Press
A. G. Allen
Detroit Times
Arthur Marchner
Scarab Club
Miriam Baptista
Humoresque
Wakefield Seeks Proposals for 18 to 23 Passenger Bus
The Wakefield City Commission will meet at City Hall on Thursday March 20 1994 to consider proposals for a bus seating 18 to 23 passengers. Proposals must include dual tires double windows and full specifications. Proposals must be filed with the City Clerk by 3 PM March 20 1924. The commission may reject any proposal.
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City Commission
City of
Wakefield
Michigan
WM. Jacobson
A. L. Rummel
Wakefield Township Board Regular Meeting Feb 7 1924
Official proceedings record a regular Wakefield Township meeting in Thomaston Michigan with Supervisor W F E Fritz andJustices Nestor Nelson and George Kronberg present. The board approves bills as read and orders warrants issued.
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Thomaston
Wakefield Township
W. FE. Fritz
J. H. Trebilcock
Nestor Nelson
George Kronberg
Highway Fund Adjourned Meeting Minutes With Local Officials
Township attorney J W Massie attends circuits and meetings while Bedell Motor Sales and Wakefield Lumber Co supply transport and fuel. Road payrolls and expenses itemized including labor by Jacobson Nelson Kronberg and others. Board motions approve January payroll and general expenditures.
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J. W. Massie
Barron
Borscemep
Usesns Bedell Motor Sales Co
Upper Peninsula Tractor Co
Larson
Ceee
John Jacobson
Wakefield Lumber Co
Bedell Motor Sales Co
Myers Company, Hardware
City Electric and Plumbing Co
First National Bank of Wakefield
Highway Metals Product Co
One Cleon Motor Co
Nestor Nelson
Ceee Ee Eens Naegha
Oscar Feigley
J. A. Trebilcock
Frederickson Garage
N. F. Laberdie
George Kronberg
Carl Olson
Chas. Johnson
Emil Nelson
Mike Olejniczak
Ceee Nels Walstrom
J. H. Trebilcock
Studebaker Promises Quality and Value Across Models
A historic sales pitch extols Studebaker as the standard of quality workmanship and style. It cites $90 million in assets and $50 million in plants, touts 30,000 inspections per car, 15 coats of varnish, Angora mohair upholstery, and extensive plant investments. It argues volume production lowers costs, lists specific model prices, and urges readers to compare with high-priced European and American cars.
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Studebaker
America
Studebakers
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