The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1918-01-12
STATE NEWS
in BRIEF

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raid on blind pigs, took off his wooden
leg and knocked down several police,
men before he submitted to arrest.
Traverse City-Byron woolsey,
Northport farmer, presented the Grand
Traverse Red Cross society with
horse as a Christmas present.
Standish-A city wood yard is opened
here. A stock of wood will be kept on
hand, as coal cannot be bought here
and the most needy homes will be
supplied In order OF application.
Mt. Clemens-All rumors that Self
ridge field would be closed for the
winter were again sent to the shy
when 800 new students from Texas ar
rvied for further training.
Detroit-Angered because his sister
was being mistreated by Andrew
Wallzla, her husband, Carl Napp at
tackled him, stabbed him several times
with knife and then beat him to
death with chair, according to police
Of the Bethune avenue station. Napp
is held on charge OF murder.
Ann Arbor-James w. Childs, OF
Escanaba, has been expelled by the
University of Michigan for forging
credits in the literary college. Childs
attempted to get credit for 67 hours
of work when entering the College.
He had received eight hours of credit
here.
st. Louis-Attorney James X.
Wright, of this city, has completed 80
years in the practice of law here. Ad-
mitted to the bar in Jackson. in 1857.
he opened law Office in st. Louis
three months later. Mr.. Wright was
st. Louis first village clerk and has
been prosecuting attorney three terms
and circuit court commissioner two
terms.
Detroit---What is believed to be the
largest verdict handed down in per.
sonal injury case in twenty years In
the circuit court was awarded by q
jury in Judge Webster's court to
Maud Fishleigh. 1t was $4,000 YER
dict against the Detroit United Rail-
way. The plaintiff, Maud Fishleigh.
whose spine was injured when two
street cars crashed at Third and Bagg
streets February 4, 1916, had to be car
ried In and out OF court during the
10 days OF the trial, by brother.
East Lansing-M Members OF 10 state
livestock associations will gather here
January l6 and II for their annual
convention.
HollandG Vsrberg. who had ex-
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denly. died while shoyeling path IN
his back yard.
Muskegon--Because Of the war the
Michigan Tourist and Resort associa-
ton will spend but $4,000 during 1913
In advertising.
Kalamazoo-Joseph Noteboom. is
years old, Is dead Of burns suffered
when he picked up a high tension wire
which had fallen from pole.
Albion-Albions malleable IRON
plant, one OF the largest in the coun-
try, is again running large force
after lull, due to changing over to
war work.
Kalamazoo--Alfred Neuderderf OF
Birdsville, who claims to be grand.
son of the Dauphin, son OF Louis XVI
of France, has enlisted here as an
apprentice seaman.
Grand Rapids--Ray Hawkins, is
years old, OF South Bend. Ind, was
found dead in the Y. NJ. G. A. follow
ing an attempt to induce sleep by In
haung chloroform. Insomnia had led
Hawkins to the use of the drug.
Mt Clemens-In response to the de.
mand for military training in the Mt.
Clemens high school, the board OF
education has leased the old Nelson
theatre for term OF five years. Tho
building viii be used as an armory
and gymnasium and also for public
gatherings and entertainments.
Holland War is sure what Sherman
aaid It was--in Hamilton. near here.
That town II without a hotel, barber
chop and meat market, as the owners
of these places have gone to war.
Unless O new barber arrives soon, the
villages will become colony or
Flying Rollers and meatless week
will needs be substituted for a meat
less day, while the travelling man Will
be forced to pass and town unless he
is assured three meals and bunk.
Harbor Springs-The village coun'
Gil condemned the municipal Christ
mas tree as a harbinger Of colds, pneu'
monia and kindred disease so the San
ia Claus girls distributed the presents
for the needy poor in baskets.
Ann Arbor--Coal is $11O ton. and
gasoline s2.25 gallon, in France. ac-
cCrding to letter received by DIR. IT,
w. iden from his nephew, John Iden
Klantz. He Is driving an army supply
truck in France for the French army.
Detroi.--That children AFFORD the
surest kind OF matrimonial cement by
holding the parents together through
common bond does not always work
out in reality. Mrs. Julia Kotten, the
mother OF 81, started suit for divorce
in the circuit court against her nus
band. Daniel.
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