Michigan Republicans Seek Comeback in 1934
Michigan Republicans plan a comeback in 1934 with banquets and harmony gatherings. They aim to rework old platforms, assess replacements, and sharpen messages while facing a strengthened Democratic party. The piece weighs on party humility, internal critique, and the challenge of defeating a solid, militant Democratic machine in Michigan.
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Michigan
Hoover
White House
California Hills
Abraham Lincoln
Elba
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Michiga
Paign
Melody Cruise Michigan Liquor Plan Opens New Phase
Opinion piece endorses new liquor control measures led by Commissioner Frank A. Picard under Governor Comstock. It argues temperance era failed, praises Picard for pursuing reforms, and urges patience as the program develops while promising changes as experience dictates.
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Melody
Michigan
Frank A. Picard
Picard
Comstock
A Course in Finance Eyes Congress in Capital Visit
A course in finance seeks proximity to Congress as philosophers of finance arrive in the capital. They will represent diverse viewpoints from the financial world and discuss Central topics during their stay.
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Congress
Currency Debate Overhauls and Confidence in the Nation
The article critiques sweeping currency reform schemes including baloney dollar ideas and various forms of dollars while predicting gradual change. It argues that many proposals claim virtue yet fail to address enduring financial distress and warns that practical, measured steps will prevail over dramatic, impractical remedies.
Reapportionment Clash Delays Michigan Plan Revival
Governor Omistock has moved reapportionment to a special session. The issue, tied to a ten year constitutional cycle, remains deadlocked between urban and rural districts. A revived Michigan Plan was rejected by rural voters last year, prompting calls for a compromise that satisfies both city and countryside.
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Omistock
Legislative Council
Lansing
Michigan
Christmas cheer and cold wave greet last week of 1933
Odd ball chimes and local scenes as townsfolk brave frost and a year end power outage. Cars head out as coal users warn of fires while chimney dangers rise. A lighthearted farewell to 1933 ends with hope for a new year and a busy cold spell ahead.
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Fourth Ward
Pengge
Unclear local column on liquor price and sports notes
A fragmented newspaper snippet mocks liquor habits and prices amid a general unease. The text veers to sports with references to the Rose Bowl and mentions initials and names in a puzzled tone, reflecting a chaotic page segment.
College of Mines students holiday home visits and a wedding
Holidays bring home many Michigan College of Mines students including Harry Byrne Bernard Holdorf George Rupp and George Clark from Houghton and others from Chicago Evanston and Marquette. A home wedding at the Loops residence unites Mabel Claare and William W Turner. Charlies J Thomas dies of apoplexy at 47. Andrew Olson appointed deputy county treasurer.
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Harry Byrne
Bernard Holdorf
George Rupp
George Clark
Michigan College of Mines
Houghton
Alex Arkowitz
Charles Williamson
Chicago
Hazel Campbell
Ton
Bersarenes
Northwestern University
Evanston
van Vinck
Temple Theatre
Ashland
Kate Vomastek
Rib Lake
Wis
Tene Kallander
Marquette
State Normal
Sty
Frances Rowe
Alabama
W. C. Rowe
Anvil Mine
Cora Meagher
Ewen
G. L. Loops
Mabel Claare
William W. Turner
A P. Kaye
Ironwood
Andrew Olson
Kallander
Mechanical marvel praised by visiting professor named grindstone
A professor returning from a visit described a powerful agricultural workshop machine. Through a pedal lever, vertical motion drives a large rotating disk in a vertical plane shaping hard substances by peripheral action. When asked for its name the Pathfinder cited grindstone as the answer.
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Te Ol Hs
Phi
Famous novelist visits Gogebic range for logging era material
Ina Ferber, noted novelist, toured the Gogebic range last week seeking material for an early logging days book. Among interviewees was Hod M, described as a dean of storytellers, whose recalled tales may shape Edina’s upcoming work.
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Ina Ferber
Gogebic Range
Hod M
Edina
Hod
Lily mishap at altar stuns church in column
In a Grand Rapids Chronicle column Peter Rabid relates a demure bride slowly entering a church aisle with her father. At the altar her foot topples a potted flower. The bride, with large childlike eyes, addresses the minister saying that such a lily belongs elsewhere.
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Peter Rabid
Grand Rapids Chronicle
Konhai Fat Toy New Year Greeting Clip
A festive closing line bids "Konhai Fat Toy" as a Chinese New Year greeting, translating to "Happy New Year" and celebrating the seasonal cheer with language play.
Probate Court Notice to Creditors in Eatperkiomaki Estate
In Gogebic County Michigan the Probate Court sets April 11 1934 as the deadline for creditors of the Eatperkiomaki deceased to file claims. Public notice will run in the Bessemer Herald for three consecutive weeks. Judge M E Nolan presiding with W B Fahl as Register of Probate. Accidental deaths in the United States in 1932 numbered 89 000.
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United States
Probate Court Sets April Hearing for Eskola Estate
In the Matter of Henry Eskola deceased the Probate Court orders all claims against the estate be presented by April 5 1934 at forenoon and publication of notice for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. The session occurs in the county probate office with Register W B Fahl and M E Nolan presiding. Over 5 000 submarine salvage and safety devices and plans have been tested by U S Navy technicians.
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Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
Bessemer Herald
Ate
Anna
Couny
Ilon
M. E
Henry Eskola
Bessemer Herald & Newspaper
United States Navy
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