The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-04-21
Michig a n
Happenings


Detroit Residents of German ma
tionality will be unable to take out
final United States naturalization pa
pers as the result of a ruling by the
bureau of naturalization at Washing.
ton.
Saginaw--John Williams. ~, an
victims OF the German-American war.
He was slashed with knife by Mar
tin Johnson, 60, In an argument over
the war.
made by the Pioneer Iron company
of 10 per cent increase In wages
for the men employed in the furnaces
here and in Marquette. effective
May 1.
Owosso-A plea for the intensive
tilling of all vacant land In the coun-
ty, including the strips along the road
side In the rural districts. to produce
potatoes and corn In the war crisis.
was made by DR.. B. G. Mattson, pas
tor Of the Congregational church hero
before large meeting Of dairymen.
East Lansing-All athletic sched-
ules at NJ. A. c. insofar as they may
interfere with military work. were
troll. The action was taken following
the meeting OF the faculty. which body
appointed committee to rearrange
the class schedules for the spring
term of college to allow more time
for military drill
Mt. Clemens--A letter received by
Mayor Bowers from Josephus Daniels.
Aecretary of the navy, advises that the
government does not at this time con.
template the establishment of an aero
plane station near Detroit The letter
came as reply to communication
forwarded by the Mt. Clemens Bust
ness men. urging the government to
take over the Joy interests in the
aviation field on the shore of Lake st.
Clair, near this city.
Richmond-Sugar beets and beans
will be planted In this section In
greatly increased acreage this season
Traverse City-A week after Mike
Nolan became a member OF the Trav
erse City fire department his home
was destroyed by fire.
Hillsdale--Dele from Olivet,
Albion, Adrian and Hope college.
Western State Normal and Ferris In
stitute attended state Y NJ. c. A.
leaders training conference here.
Ypsilanti--George ID. Bramlette. OF
Detroit. wanted there for alleged theft
of an Overland car, escaped from the
city jail one hour after he had been
locked up.
Cadillac-Thomas Sheridan. 35. OF
Cadillac, Grand Rapids & Indiana
brakeman. fell from a freight train.
sustaining two fractured ribs and in
ternal injuries.
Saginaw-At a conference here II
was decided to hold the combined con-
ventions OF the Michigan Bean job
bers and Bean Growers associations
in Saginaw in September,
Flint-tAbraham Miller. so years old.
blind, wants divorce because, he
says. his wife, A years old, secured
all his property to get an eye special
list for him and then left home.
Saginaw--Petitons signed by teach
era and students OF the Arthur Hill
high school asking for military train
ing and discipline were presented to
the west side board of education.
Cadillac--Fearing a shortage of seed
potatoes would hamper Wexford coun-
tvs principal crop, the Cadillac cham
Der of commerce has quietly purchased
several thousand bushels OF the tn
bers.
Jackson--Mrs. Claude Winfield was
killed. and her husband and Mrs. Mar
garet Hunt, were injured when an au-
tomobile was struck by west-bound
Detroit United railway interurban car
at the Sutton road crossing east OF
this city. Mr.. Winfield died two days
later from the injuries suffered.
Saginaw-Deputy Game Warden C.
ii. Waters. Saginaw; Robert Ellis
worth, Alpena and Theodore Trudell.
Bay City. confscated 12.46O pounds
OF fish being shipped to New York. of
which 400 pounds of understood perch
were condemned.
Howard City. w. Bolen. OF Elk.
hart, Ind, travelling salesman. 10 years
old. kicked Henry Behrenwald aged
&c. of Winfield. out of the Montcalm
house here when the latter declared
Americans should stay off the ocean
and this country had no cause to fight
Germany. Behrenwald did not return
10 finish his dinner.
F'lint-Thirty-two physicians have
enrolled as members OF a medical pre-
paredness committee in Flint
Muskegon-The chamber OF com.
merce has appealed to Washington to
remedy railroad service between here
and Chicago.
Owosso-S. p. Anderson. SO, ran a
silver In his hand while at work. A
few days later blood poisoning set In.
and he died as result
Carsonville-A telegram from the
Canadian war Office in Ottawa states
that Harold Mclean of this city has