The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-05-23
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Bessemer.--While party WAS FtosAg
from here to Ironwood. u : shaSp tuSn
in the road the auto turned turtle and
instantly killed Fred Swanson. xASse
other occupants we're also badv IN
jured.
| Fremont. OF unknown ssisin
destroyed the plant Of ths Oar
ling Milling company here, one u the
landmarks OF the city. The loss WI
be $4,000. The milling plant was
near the city lighting plant. whsch 10
out of commission from the fire.
| Marshall-L q. Stewart. tesmer
prosecutor Of Calhoun county, says
that Michigan rrohibitionists win not
submit an amendment to the state
legislature for blanket prohibition un.
I'll after congress acts on q similar
amendment to the state constitufton,
Adrian.--Mrs. William Anderson
OF Sand Creek narrowly escaped
being burned to death when nre
destroyed her farm home. The wom-
an was Ill and unable to leave her
room when the flames were dlBcov-
cred. She was safely carried from the
burning home by friends. Her csndi-
ton IL critical.
Ann Arbor.-The Grifins Initiated
ten OF the chosen into their
inter departmental upper class hon
orary society. The neophytes are
Phillip Middleditch, Petoskey: Werncr
Schroeder, Kankakee, H.; Walter Nye.
Holyoke. Mass: Sherwood Field,
Grand Rapids; Francis Babe. Goshen.
Ind; William Thorn. Buffalo. Wyo.:
Allan Ricketts,. Ann Arbor; George
Mcmahon. Detroit; r. C. Millard. Co
runna, and Charles Kendrick. Ann
Arbor.
Lansing.-The faculty OF Michigan
Agricultural college has approved
| list of 1913 seniors who VIII
be presented with diplomas June - and
the graduating class may be increased
TO 201. This il the largest class IN the
history of the institution. OF these
to graduate, "a are enrolled In agrieul.
ture, so in engineering. 80 in homo
economies, IL in forestry and two Ia
veterinary science. There are 16 from
Detroit.
Marshall. - John Davis, hfteen-
year-old boy, who killed his IA
ther, Harvie Davis, in Pennheld town
ship April rs. was sentenced by Judge
North. The judge directed that charge
be, reduced from first to second de.
gree murder. With tears In his eyes
Judge North sentenced young Davis
to hard labor in the state prison NJ
Jackson for not less than nve NOR
more than fifteen years, with reeem.
mendation Of ten years. Davis said
nothing. nor did he shed tear.
Bay City.-Edward +. Lindsay.
teller of the Second National hank
Of Saginaw. was sentenced by Judge
futile of the United States sourt
to nve years In the Detroit house
OF correction. the minimum sentence
under the law. for embezxling $12.00e
from the bank. Lindsay's shortage
had been made good by the. president
Of the bank. who was permitting Lind.
say to work on the debt when the fed.
eral authorities insisted on prosecu-
ton.
Lapeer-A threatened Jail deliv.
cry was averted here when Deputy
Sheriff Loren Elliott investigated.
following fight among the pris-
oners, and discovered number Of
saws and files hidden near bar that
had nearly been cut through. There
were ten prisoners in the Jail. but two.
Jim Murray and Harry Lawson. both
of Toronto, Ont. and both charged
with highway robbery, are held a.
prime movers in the plot. All ten
could have escaped had the bar been
cut through. The deputy's suspicious
were aroused by the surly remark Of q
prisoner. who had been reprimanded
for his part in the fight.
Calumet. - The Tamarack mine,
the last to reopen after having
been closed last July because Of the
copper miners strike, has taken on
200 men and IL operating two shifts.
There are now In the Michigan cop
per mines nearly eighteen thousand
men, or 1000 more than when the
strike was begun. Few OF the strikers
It ID said. have left the district, while
hundreds of men have come here seek.
ing work. Iron mining companies. on
the other hand, are laying on men b.
cause OF the condition OF the ore mar
ket. More than one thousand fye hun
dred. II 10 said. are idle.
Ann Arbor.--H. Beach Caypen,
ter Of Rockford. III. senior III
and freshman law In the University Of
Michigan, has been elected manaeine
editor Of the Michigan Daily. w. sher
wood Field Of Grand Rapids was elect,
ed business manager. w. B. Thorn Of
Buffalo. Wyo, was elected managins
editor Of the 1915 Michiganensian, the
senior year book, and Paul 0odehn 81
Moline, I'LL, was elected business nan
ager. Harry Gault q Flint was nsde
business manager o. the Qsrgcyie, ne
university humorous magasin6. GSorrs
O. Caron OF Detroit was made manag.
Ing editor Of tho 1915 Student Dirsc-
tory with w. H. Peck OF Hast Jordan
business manager. !. & y NJ
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