The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-19
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JacKson.-Yessnsn blst Ne sase In
| = ilour mill at Litcbneld and secured =
small amount Of money and escaped.
! Hastihgs.-An6ntbreak of hog chol-
era in Barry county WIN result IN the
| appointment Of . county live stock
agent to combat the disease.
Grand Rapids. For the second time
In two days Thomas Farley, cripple,
was found by the police after he had
taken morphine with suicidal intent
Bay City. Hiram Toland, who came
to Bay City from Flint in March and
attempted to shoot his wife. was SEN
fenced to serve from seven to fourteen
years in Ionia reformatory.
Adrian, - Fourteen-year-old John
Moore, near Britton. was killed while
riding q colt. He was alone ON his
fathers farm at the time. his parents
having gone away to attend funeral.
jackson. George Thomas. fifty-two.
sentenced to Jackson prison from
Schoolcraft. April. 1915. for grave
offense. died from pneumonia and can
Ger.
Jackson.-Lying in q vacant lot near
his home. John Sullivan. an employee
of the Michigan Central shops. was
found dead. Death was due to heart
trouble.
Redford.-Fire destroyed the Amos
Otis lumber yard here and threatened
| for several hours to wipe out the busi-
ness section OF Redford. The flames
started from cause that could not be
determined.
Grand Rapids.-Frank Kennedy,
charged with having passed number
Of bogus checks in Grand Haven, was
arrested by detectives here and turned
over to Sheriff Hans Dykhuis Of Grand
| Haven.
Grand Rapids.-Parke J. Spoelstra,
| foxty-seven years old. constable,
died as result of q broken neck
which he received when the bicycle he
was riding collided with an automobile
driven by w. F. Pausette Of Hastings.
Petoskey.-The Michigan State Fire
mems association will hold its forty
first annual convention at Retoskey
July 13 to Is. Local arrangements are
in charge OF Chief w. B. Reed OF this
| city.
| Eaton Rapids.-One of the biggest
events of the summer In this town will
be the summer school of principals, to
be conducted by the State Sunday
| School association at the state Holi-
ness camp ground In this city July
1922.
Lansing-Governor Ferris has pa
rolled George Doyle, sentenced to
Ionia prison from Chippewa county
In 1910. A parole has also been given
to John Koss. sentenced to the De-
troit house of correction from De-
troit. He is in the last stages Of tuber-
culosis.
Lansing.-Lansing now has popu-
lation Of approximately $4,000 and
Greater Lansing. including East Lam
sing and students at Michigan Agricufs
tural college and other suburbs. In
treases the number to $4,000. In 1910
the United States census gave Lam.
sings population at 31.22s.
Lansing. During May. eight per
sons lost their lives and six others
were seriously burned. according to
the report Of State Fire Marshal John
Winship. A majority Of the accidents
resulted from the careless use Of kero-
sene. gasoline. dynamite and other ex-
plosives. Three hotels and two the
aters were destroyed last month.
Grand Rapids.-Loisa Coins and
Chester Neff, Kalamazoo negroes,
were found guilty of violating the
Mann act. Judge Sessions sentenced
the woman to serve five years In the
Detroit house of correction. and Mem
to the same term In the federal prison
in Leavenworth, Kan. The pair trans
ported three girls from Chicago to
Kalamazoo.
| Ionia.-The 1916 county meeting Of
the Federation Of Women's Clubs VIII
be held in Ionia, the following oficers
presiding: President, Mrs. Neuman.
Portland; flrst vicepresident Mrs. @.
p. Smith, Belding; second vicepresi'
dent, Mrs. O. A. Ireland. Ionia; record
ing secretary. Mrs. Marcy Lyons; cor
responding secretary. Nrs. Hathaway.
.Ionia: treasurer. Mrs. L. p. Ettinger,
Saranac.
| Sault Ste. Marie.-Darrell. three
yearold son Of former Fire Chief
Henry O'Jibway Of this city, was saved
from drowning In st. Mary's river BY