The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-03

member OF the commission and hea,
"i the department OF history at tn
hiEtrsity OF Michigan. who has lef
ioi years study in Europe that h
r VIII Keep In touch with the commits
sion and furnish items of historical
value, which he thinks will be o
interest To the people of this state.
| SAGlNAW-During fire whicl
quilted the Saginaw Brewery com
pdny's plant, Henry Fiebig. 2S, fire
man fell nom he roof and seriously
injured his back
SAGINAW-While returning from
The Country club with several visit
ing golf players motor ear owned
by K. $ Judd, struck carriage
throwing A. Forbes, of Flint. from
The auto and badly injuring him. In
the carriage, which was demolished
We're Walter Petersen, Boyne city
and George Meedleder, Saginaw. who
were bruised
SAGlNAW-John Park, of Flint
was seriously injured when his mo-
toitScIe skidded as he was travelling
at a rapid rate on the Genesee road
near Bridgeport.
SAGlNAW-A motor car of George
bltterman struck Warren avenue
street car ana knocked IL from the
tracks. The auto was only slightly
damaged. Bitterman was bruised.
but no passengers on the car were
hurt
KALAMAZOO-Fred l.. Dunbar an
employe Of the telephone company in
! This city lies in dangerous condi-
llon as the result of injuries received
IN the Lake Shore wreck An opera
zion has been performed and ii is be-
lieved that possibly this may save his
life.
CAplLLAC-While manipulating a
lever that controls the steam supply
at the Gunner Diggins mill, Engineer
George Staples was struck on the
UNCONSCIOUS He may die.
GRAND RAPIDS-ln the arrest of
John Carroll. carl Nelson and Ray
Hart by Detectives Halloran and
Dunn, Chief of Detectives j. L. Smith
believes te has broken up Il gang of
thieves which has stolen large
amount Of valuables from Pere Mar |
puette cars IN and about Grand |
Rapids
CKSON-Degeneracy and liquor
are the two principal causes OF crime
IN Michigan, according to Chairman
Rice OF the prison board OF pardons,
who has been making a personal in
estigation into criminality.
HOLLAND-Havingi in their posses
zion an alleged stolen motor car, and
'aVersing since June % part of
'anada, middle western states and
he far west, Carly Nelvey. %, and
!. w. Bingham 10, are under arrest
iere, charged with the theft of the
machine in Lima, o., the home OF the
Dung men.
REED ClTY-Word has been re.
oived from Littleton, Ala, of the
rownng of Fred Bracket while
winning. Mn. Bracket was car
enter in the employ of the railroad
ontrdctors and was expected here to
isit his wife and two small child
en-, whom he has not seen in several
lonths.
JACKSON Michigan Central En-
ineer Austin and Fireman Patterson
al "a narrow escape Sunday evening
hen the injector pipe on their engine
lew out. Austin Immediately applied
~ emergency brakes, then he and
atterson jumped from the engine and
scaped being scaldcd.
JACkSON-Remy Bovyn and Cier-
Il Martenz, both Belgians drowned
the Grand river while returning
ON brewery with two kegs of beer
it'll which To celebrate the former
rthday MartenZ's wife and babe
re- supposed To he en- route from their
elgian home To Jackson.
JACkSON-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
owner $50 DeSo street celebrated
leir golden wedding. The marriage
'remony was performed 80 years ago
old England Mr.. and Mrs Tow
r. are well known in central Mich-
IN
William Grant Brooks. of Saco. Me,
no has travelled 81. 900 miles i'm this
untry. Canada and the maritime l.
ovinces has visited all the old In
an battlehelds. every battlefield of
q revolutionary war, and nearly ev-
y battle-ground of the civil war.
Af In.