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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

8

Holland Hails From Shoulder and Suburban Tax Talk

The document quotes John Holland criticizing tax policy discussions and local assessment practices. It references Hamtramck Detroit Wayne County and Gogebic County, noting valuation figures around 356.08 and a sale value near 146.055 million. The speaker complains about state tax burdens, calls out self-styled experts, and mentions a 74-year-old retiree and his wife seeking modest relief amid assessment changes.

Brothers Valuation Sal Wayne Co Detroit Hamtramck Hamtramk Tien Simee Ami Om Gogebic County John Holland

Mean Thing Ansty Wife Grieves Over Food and Work

Ansty wife laments hardship and hunger as she claims she cannot feed her children without orders from her husband. The husband replies that she should not get a salary, citing control over earnings. The exchange reveals strains in a troubled marriage and daily labor disputes.

Amy Man

Ed Pudy's Philes Tour Card Delivered in Bavaria

The publication notes a plaque sent to two local hotels in Parteankirches Bavaria. It mocks touring tourists who attempt high climbs and hints at settling accounts in advance. The piece references Ed Pudy's Philes and a wry line about aging rappers and seas of life.

Ed Pudy Philes Parteankirches Bavaria

Police detective leaps from train to recapture parole violator

Arthur Trease of the Michigan State Police pursued and captured Clarence Hicks after Hicks escaped from a moving Southern Pacific train near Chicago. Trease leaped from the 40 mile per hour train, chased Hicks for a mile, wrestled him to the ground, and returned him to Jackson prison with witnesses aboard.

Gretson Arthur Trease Michigan State Police Clarence Hicks Jackson Hicks Reno Nev Michigan Bureau of Identification Trease Chicago Hicks Cowrth Pennsylvania Michia

Church Notes Services Invite Coral Gabreith Voice

Sunday school at 10 79. Morning worship at 11 00 with Coral Gabreith a Kansas school for the blind graduate singing and speaking. Evening service at 7 79 led by Rev James Rehberte.

Coral Gabreith Kansas School For the Blind James Rehberte Sharon

Presbyterian Church to Resume Morning Worship Sunday

Morning worship resumes Sunday at 10 38 a m Rev Charles Huffer former Albion minister now pastor at Westminster Madison will preach the sermon A cordial invitation to all Special musical program Sunday school at 11 30 a m

Charles Huffer Albion Michard Westminster Church Madison

Murder conviction ends dramatic Iran County case

The case centered on Axel Nygard who murdered Z zmund Zyskowski at a River pool room. Prosecutor A J Waffen credited a Michigan Public Safety aid receiver with saving the state money in securing a successful prosecution. The Michigan State Police aided Lieut Fred Bedard in Nygard s arrest and confession. The trial featured dramatic cross examination in which Nygard collapsed, seen by jurors as proof of his guilt.

Michigan Department of Public Safety Ron County A. J. Waffen Axel Nygard Mund Zyskowski Ron River Michigan State Police Fred Bedard Nygard

Two picnickers drown in river tragedy near Bessemer

A Sunday picnic at Black River north of Bessemer ended in tragedy when F James Sprang 29 Ironwood and Esther Walter 15 drowned after entering the water for a swim. Sprang died attempting to rescue Walter who appeared to suffer cramps. Rescue efforts followed with bodies recovered about an hour later and sent to Ironwood and Wahpeton. Sprang was employed as a railroad man in Ironwood.

Black River Bessemer F. James Sprang Ironwood Esther Walter Sprang Walter Walter Buts Brainerd B.ss Morant Sher’ Jeffery Hornibrook Yasket A. Johnson Char Massafti Ironwood Morgus Huron Wahpehton South Dakota Miss. Walter

Tasopulas Brothers Visit Chicago Area Family Tour Northwest

D Tasopulas, a Chicago lawyer, and S Tasonulas, a Chicago restaurant owner, visited with their brothers Hercules and John Tasopulas of Bessemer. They planned a Northwest tour before returning to Chicago. Thomas Huxley once took his children to the zoo for Sunday walks with chimpanzees and petting baby lions.

D. Tasopulas Chicago S. Tasonulas Cheago Hercules John Tasopulas Bessemer Northwest Thomas Huxley

Local officers rely on state fingerprint experts for investigations

Sheriffs and others use the Department of Public Safety fingerprint services in Lansing more and more. In June 25 requests sent to aid criminal inquiries. An unusual burglary involved a clergyman residence where communion wire was stolen and consumed in the yard. Fingerprints found on bottles. The Lansing identification bureau processes over 300 identifications monthly. A new law requires local officials to send fingerprints to the state bureau, linking arrests across counties.

Department of Public Safety Lansing Arst Identification Bureau State Bureau

Debt bondage shapes Ethiopian loan sharks

A report notes in Ethiopia the practice where debtors and creditors are chained together until the debt is paid, with friends or relatives stepping in to cover the loan. The piece highlights social and legal complexities surrounding informal lending.

Ethiopia

President Praises Maryland State Police Escort

President Coolidge commends the Maryland State Police for forming his escort on several occasions while traveling the state. It recalls that President Roosevelt was an active supporter of the State Police idea as well.

Coolidge Maryland Roosevelt

Whippet racing noted in England attracts crowds

Whippet racing becomes popular in England with dogs racing toward their masters at course end. A two tailed Indian Turtle mound on the University of Wisconsin campus is cited as the only known Wisconsin mound with two tails.

England University of Wisconsin Wisconsin

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