The Yale expositor., 1921-06-09
STATE NEWS


Exchange Clubs will be held here
June 81.
Ionia-Martin Tingler, of Hastings,
pleaded guilty to the charge of driv.
ing while intoxicated and was fined
500. He paid.
Blanchard-Gale Baldwin, 13year-
old son of Mrs. Joe Baldwin, of Blanch'
ard, lost his life in Pine River, when
he slipped from dock into the water.
Lansing-Sheridan F. Masters, as
sistant to Attorney General Wiley has
resigned. He will become general
counsel for the Detroit Fidelity and
Surety company.
Mt. Clemens-Bids on the 100000
Macomb county hospital bonds, draw
ing per cent interest, were rejected
by the supervisors and will be read
vertised. All proposals were below
par.
Leroy-For the first time in years a
bear has been seen and killed in
Osceola County. The animal first was
seen near Greggs' Lake in Sherman
Township, and couple of days later
was shot by Harvey Greenman.
Bad Axe-Sixty-five years of marital
bliss was broken when death took
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mcdowell within
three hours Of each other. Death in
each case was due to pneumonia and
was preceded by only short illness.
Grand Rapids-The city's seventh
death this season in automobile acct
dents came when Lucille StasZewski,
3, was struck by truck as she hur-
ried across the street from her home
to visit a candy store. The truck was
driven by Frank Miras.
Grand Rapids-The American En-
ameled Magnet Wire company of Mus
kegon, is defendant in a 100000 dam
age suit filed in district court by Max
Lowenthal, receiver for E. F. Drew &
Co. of New York city, who claims
breach of contract for the purchase of
cotton yarns.
Manistee-Practically all the per-
sonal belongings of S. Golden Filler,
late Manistee millionaire lumberman
and philanthropist, were disposed OF
here by auction sale. Two hump
backed zebus, known as sacred cattle
of India, were given to Grand Rapids
for park purposes.
Adrian-With "A recruits signed up,
this city Is assured the first battalion
headquarters company of the Michi-
gan national guard, in addition to
company Of infantry already formed.
The formation of the two units makes
certain a 100000 appropriation for an
armory, which may be increased to
$4,000.
Grand Rapids-Police are searching
for Oscar Schriver, who escaped the
coroner and officers, after drinking
quantity of bed bug poison, it is said.
Shriver swallowed the drink, his wife
says, after a quarrel with her. She
called the officers and when they ar
rived he ducked out door and
escaped.
Owosso-Johnny Morrison, Is ears
old, son of James Morrison, living
near Corunna, was drowned in Shia-
wassee river at Corunna while II bath
ing. The boy was just learning to
swim and went beyond his depth. Five
had elapsed before other boys
could summon help and Johnny was
dead when taken from the water.
Lansing-Carl Young, of Muskegon.
former president of the Michigan Fed
Grafton of Labor will be appointed a
of the new department Of
labor and industry. The other men,
bers will be James A. Kennedy, of
Sault Ste. Marie, and Thomas b.
Gloster, of Detroit, both members of
the present industrial accident board.
Benton Harbor-Edward X. Clarke,
Is, Chicago, arrested by Sheriff George
Bridgeman for murder in connection
with a criminal assault upon Miss
Iona Dunbar, SO, residing on farm
with her brother, near Sodus, plead.
ed guilty before Justice Harry Plum
mer. Clarke was arraigned on two
counts, first degree murder and as.
sault.
Port Huron-A saving of several
thousand dollars" would be effected
by transfer Of the trainmen's term
inal from Port Huron to Battle Creek,
now contemplated, III. Il. Written.
berger, general manager of the Grand
Trunk western lines, says in letter
to the chamber Of commerce. Sixty
approximately $50 persons,
would be affected by the change of
terminal, applying only to train crews.
Howell-A guard of seven state
troopers accompanied three Detroit
men here from the Oakland Jail,
where they were arraigned on charges
of chloroforming and robbing Miss
Christina Schaible of large sum Of
money in her farm home. The
are Anthony Valenti,
George Franiolo and Suergrande Fin
20. Justice Roche held them in bail
of $4,000 each, an aggregate of $780,
foI har