The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-04-21

Menominee-Frank Reed, As, Birch
Creek farmer, Menominee county, died
in a local hospital as the result Of
kick in the face by horse. His skull
was fractured.
Pontiac-An injunction was issued
by judge Frank l.. Covert restraining
the d. U. r. from collecting the %
the Six Mile road.
Iron River-Search ror 5000 miss
! ing from the Iron River war chest
fund was started following action by
the Alfred Branchini post of the Am
erican Legion to trace the money.
Muskegon-Six places operating in
the city under soft drink and ice
cream parlor permits will be refused
| licenses because they have given the
police trouble during the last year.
Lansing-Jack BoyIe, sought in con-
nection with the murder of Earl
Carey, Lansing taxi driver, on lonely
road between Lansing and Charlotte,
was found in south Lansing by police.
Holland-Bill Davis and Steve Gro
pants were fined $57.40 each for con-
Quoting a business under a name not
registered with the county clerk. The
alternative was 80 days at hard labor.
Saginaw-Mrs. George Bishop suf-
fered severe burns about the face,
shoulders and arms in a search
through her burning home for her in
FAINT daughter, who had previously
been rescued.
Wakefield-When a companion pull
ed guy rope of an improvised crane
near the railroad tracks here, the
crane toppled over. The end struck
Antoine Remonodino, IL, on the head
He died instantly.
Standardization Barbara Weiss
SO, for 70 years a resident OF Frank
enworth township, Bay county, is dead
here, leaving 149 direct descendants,
seven children, As grandchildren, and
II greatgrandchildren
Lansing-State Health Commission
er Olin declares that Michigan is not
! free and civilized as long as disease,
| filth and carelessness forces hundreds
into beds of illness. He urges the pub
lie to take an active part in the pre-
vention of typhoid fever.
Flint - William luncheon, well
known clubman, was convicted OF
driving his motor As miles an hour
and was sentenced to 10 days in Jail
by Justice Marshall Frisbie. luncheon
Immediately took an appeal and bail
set at $500 was furnished.
Flint-John Nichols and George
Costello, cafe proprietors, who ad
mitted selling hard cider, were fined
5000 each in Circuit Court. George
Guelich, soft drink" dealer, who ad-
mitted having liquor In his place, was
fined $500, and Axle Eckdall, who ad-
mitted bringing liquor from Detroit,
paid $500.
Grand Rapids - Admiral William
Benson, addressing the Holy Name
societies of the Grand Rapids diocese,
appealed to the men to familiarize
themselves with all civil laws and to
become acquainted with all proposed
legislation that they might be we'll
versed to assist in the conduct of state
and national affairs.
Traverse City-Anyone reporting
the whereabouts of John Kokomotoo-
too to Chief of Police Blacken at
Traverse City will be comforting
favor upon Kate Kokomotootoo, Of
Sutton Bay, wife of John. Johns
suitcase containing clean clothing and
correspondence were found on the
plains near here, but no John.
Flint-Left turned on, an electric
pressing iron is blamed as the cause
of fire which originated in the alter
alton room of the New York Credit
Clothing company and destroyed a
quantity of winter garments. Quick
work by the fire department saved the
store proper, and a shoe store on the
| floor below, in which fire found it's
way.
Hart-Parmer Buck, Weare town
ship merchant, who was arrested a
few weeks ago, accused by his 12-year-
old daughter, pleaded guilty in the
circuit court here and was sentenced
to Jackson state prison for from &c to
% years, with the recommendation of
Is years. Buck is sc years old, has
wife and several children and was a
prosperous and enterprising citizen.
Ann Arbor-When the carpenters
working on the new University hos
pital building refused to accept 20
per cent cut in wages, and walked out,
they threw so other laborers employed
in pouring cement and stripping
forms, out of work. There were SO
carpenters employed on the job. They
we're getting 81 an hour. The brick
layers and some of the stone settlers
are still at work.
East LansingTO. E. Reed, of Mar
tinsville, Ind, general manager of the
Gossard Breeding Estate which has
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