The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-03
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Happenings

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pussy was almost strangled by the
smoke and "yowled" SO Justify that
the people in the house were awak.
ened.
Detroit--A complete division OF TO-
900 Armenians will be formed, repre-
senting every Armenian colony In the
country II needed by the u. s. 10 fight
Germany. The Armenians will outf.
themselves and give other financial
aid, II necessary.
Lansing-Upon application OF Alex.
]. Groesbeck attorney general, Judge
Walter North, Of Battle Creek, has is
sued an order to show cause why
receiver should not be appointed 10
wind UP the affairs OF the Battle
Creek Building q Loan association.
Alma-That shaddowy monster,
the high cost OF living. received a
bad wound when it was announced
that the 81 girls in the eighth grade
graduating class here had each made
her own graduating dress at cost
not exceeding $3.50 in any single case.
Kalamazoo-Milo G.. Dunn, chief en-
gineer at the new Burdick hotel, was
literally cooked when fiue in boiler
near which he was standing burst, per-
mitted a volume of hot water and
steam to escape upon him. He was
placed in local hospital where he
died later.
Houghton-The body of one OF the
men missing in the Isle Royale No.
shaft was found hanging in the shaft
timbers about 200 feet below the
twelfth level from which he fell. The
body was naked, the tremendous
force OF falling SO far having torn
the clothing off.
Lansing Anniversary clinics
form a new feature in the activities
of the state board Of health tubercu-
losis survey. One year after the date
when county tuberculosis survey is
held the physicians of the county are
encouraged to hold free examinations
to celebrate the anniversary.
Grand Rapids--"More daylight" fol-
Grand Rapids from the first Sunday
in March until the last Of September
by starting work one hour earlier il
the morning and quitting an hour
earlier in the afternoon is recommend
ed in report of special commit
tee to the committee of 100 Of the AS
ISOLATION OF Commerce.
Nuskegon--Wil Ottman, fireman,
was arrested here charged with caus-
ing fires which caused loss est-
mated at close to 100000. Ottman's
accusers are two other firemen, Ed
ward Delong and Charles Dobb. The
men say they followed Gilman, saw
him set fire to barn and. after ex-
tinguished the blaze, captured their
man.
Lansing-The railroad commission
has disposed Of the complaints OF
stockmen against carriers. No
changes in the rates are ordered and
the same minimum is established as
in nearby states. II a stockman now
orders a double decker. and Is shipped
a single decker, the rates OF the car
rier based on the car ordered, it was
decided.
Flint-The $4,000 damage suit
brought by Mrs. Alice +. Loveless, OF
Clio, against two Birch Run saloon
keepers and their sureties. for alleged
injury to her means of support
through the sale of liquor to her son.
William, who later met with an acct
dent, came to a sudden close when the
litigants came to a settlement out Of
court. The plaintiff is reported to
have been we'll paid in the stipulation.
Flint-It cost William Bunnell, jit-
ney bus driver, SIS to stage a motor
race along North Saginaw street with
Police Sergeant Floyd Jewell, who was
driving the police patrol on an emer.
gency call. The patrol signalled for
the jitney bus to turn out Of the way,
but instead it sped on and IA city
blocks were passed before the patrol
nosed out ahead in the race and Bun
nell was placed under arrest for
speeding.
Flint--William George Law, meu-
toned in Berlin disatches as one OF
the Americans who will not leave
Germany, is a native Of this city and
practiced dentistry FIVE years hereafter
graduating from the University of
Michigan. Twelve years ago he went
to Berlin, where he specialized as an
orthodontist. He Is now the recognized
European authority in his field. and
has been the dentist to the royal Ger
man family for several years.
Sault Ste. Marie-Three children.
all less than 16 years old, belonging
to Toive vaugkonen Of this city, have
arrived from Finland. making the en-
tire trip unaccompanied.
Ionia-County Clerk G. w. Moultoh
received word from the attorney gen.
eral that a primary election must be
held in Ionia county despite the fact
that there is only one candidate.
Traverse City-The farm home OF
]. c. Howe at Old Mission, one of the
most beautiful residences in this part
of the state, burned with q loss of
about $4,000.
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