The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-06-20
Seen and HeaSi'
IN Michigan

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East lansing The summer school
ct the lIichigan Agricultural college
win open here July /
Clyde.-Mrs. George Wickens, eigh.
ty-sight years old. the Oldest resident
Of the village, II dead.
Niles.-Twelve Big -Four freight cars
went into the ditch here, ripping out
. ANAL bridge and causing injury to
II tramps who were on board. One
may die.
Boyne City.7R n. Wilson. Jr..
chiropractor. formerly Of this city
and Fountain. was arrested at Trav-
erse City and brought here. charged
with larceny.
Marquette. Seized With crsmp
while bathing In the Dead riverl
Harry Boyce Of Marquette was
drowned. He was nineteen years old
and the son Of widow. A searching
party found his body.
Ann Arbor.-Webb and Yiange, Sc
nior civil engineering honorary 10.
ciety. has Initiated the following:i
John Bateman. Sault Ste. Marie: Her
bert Bockstahler. Detroit; Harrison
Cssewell. Greenville; Gilbert Douglas.
Crosse lie; Norman Flock. Dunkirk.
N. r.; Karl Probeck, Cleveland: Ira
Reindell. Detroit.
Houghton-The trial of Charles H.
Meyer and other leaders Of the
Western Federation Of Miners on
charges growing out Of the copper
miners strike, win begin July 8. The
date was selected after G. N. Hilton.
attorney for the union men. had as
sured Anthony Lucas, prosecuting at
torney. that his clients would bs ready.
The case viii be heard At pAnse.,
BaragA county.
Kalamasoo.-When she fell undsr
IN intsrurban car. Mn. Elsa d.
Viz. an asylum patient lost her left
leg and was otherwise seriously In,
jured. The woman's husband, who TO-
sides in Dewitt came to Kalamazoo to,
see her. When he started home Mrs.i
Davis. accompanied By an attendant
went to the interurban station Win
him. When the car started she ran to,
catch It, but slipped and fell under the
rear wheels.
st. Louis.-C Chase Reiss, eighteen.
years old. SON Of Enie Rsiss, com
mitted suicide here BY taking
strychnine. He was compelled to leave
the St Louis high school In order to
work on his mothers farm. hia mother
being . widow. and It Il believed that
he was respondent because he could
not graduate with his class. He waA.
q member Of the St Louis high schools
football team and an all-around ath-
lete.
Lansing. 80 Mrs. Ray Finkelstsin.
aged seventy, committed suicides
here a. the residence Of her son-inriaw.
Samuel J. Rapaport. by jumping into y
cistern In the cellar. She had been III
and Respondent for years. She came
to Lansing from Adrian, to visit Mrs.,
Rapaport She went auto riding and
upon her return was left alone. Later
the housemaid. going into the cellar
found Mrs. Finkelstein breathing her
last In the four feet Of water In the
cistern.
Holland.-The "wets" were suc-
cessful In the special election In
Holland. the majority for the licensed
saloon being 228 out Of total of 2,061
votes polled. The Anti-saloon league
was backed by an organisation Of 500
members. while the liquor dealers
were without an organization. The
victory for the "wets" II big sur-i
prise. Holland abolished the saloon
six years ago and since that time the
liquor question has been submitted
four times. but the .majorities dwin-
died from over I'VE hundred to thirty
seven for the "drys."
Mt. Clemens. After being out sew
eral hours. q jury In the circuit court
returned Q verdict Of $500 In. favor on
Mrs. Augusta Durrs. who sued Robert
Arndt for breach Of promise. Testi-
mony In the case showed that Arndt
resided with Mr.. Durrs for three
months and 1t the end Of this time
asked the complainant to marry him.
Witnesses for the plaintiff testified
that they had seen Arndt with his
arms around Mrs. Durre and Il u said
he called her ina Other testimony
showed that In 1911, child Of Mr..
Durre's died and that Axndt, - head
Of the house. made ~ funeral arrange.
ments. ~
0reenville with nsarly three hun.
drsd ministers and delegates here
representing nearly every state II
the Union. TIE eighteenth ANIMAL
conference Of the Danish LutherAn
ehurch OF the Unitsd states opensd
here. The SECRETARY and treegurers
Rev. - 8. Nie1son Of Kenoeha, VIA.
and Otto Hansen Of Blair, Neb., were
rs-sloctsd. The president Rev. B. q,
Christenson. Of Audub6ns n, Vas
sle6ted 81 1914, ana holds ofncS for
thrss yo6ru. Il vedestsd d STAPLE
hurst Nob., va re-eIected to the
board q t1astoos The new member
10 3. +. ghDv a RactnA WIS.,, who VIII
soeessd 2. cIeuse>n q Albert Lss.
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