Michigan Republicans Plot 1934 Comeback Plan
Michigan Republicans focus on revival in 1934 with unity events and platform reviews. Leaders push to shed defeats, rebuild credibility, and pressure Democrats while asking if the party remains in touch with humane national concerns and capable of decisive action.
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New phase in liquor control urged by readers
Michigan editorial calls for patience as liquor regulation evolves under Commissioner Frank A. Picard. It praises his work restraining beer racketeers and anticipates further improvements as experience guides policy in the post prohibition era.
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Comstock
Shane
Philosophers of finance converge on national capital
A diverse group of financiers plan to descend on the national capital to present every shade of opinion from the financial world. They will keep in close touch with core ess and ensure key viewpoints are heard in the capital discussions.
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Currency reform sparks debate on gold and silver value
The text argues that many plans to reform the nation’s currency will surface but few will align with practical needs. It notes shifts in monetary policy will be gradual, as nations test changes before broad adoption, forecasting that dreams of a perfect currency give way to sensible, lasting measures.
Reapportionment Debate Faces Special Session
Governor Comstock has placed reapportionment before a special session amid urban rural deadlock. The 42st year Michigan Plan failed at the polls due to rural opposition. A revived plan could ease city country tensions and seek a fair, agreeable conclusion for all regions.
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Christmas Eve Weather And Warnings In The Town
The week brings another cold wave with subzero readings and icy streets. People risk travel as cars stay out, coal and gas deliveries strain, chimneys fire up and a sense of year end nostalgia blends with grim forecasts for 1933.
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Fourth Ward
Poser
Looking Backward Years Ago Dec 2 at Local Mines College
Holiday travel and homecomings noted among Michigan College of Mines students in Houghton. Local residents including Hazel Campbell and Kate Vomastek return for Christmas vacations, with teachers and students from nearby towns joining in holiday visits.
Probate orders fix claim dates in Gogebic County cases
In separate proceedings at the Gogebic County Probate Office the court set April 11 1934 as the deadline for filing claims against deceased Henry Eskola and Katat Perktomakt with hearings to follow. Judge M E Nolan presided directing publication in the Bessemer Herald for three consecutive weeks. The notice outlines citizens must present claims by ten in the forenoon on the specified date and that examinations will occur at the probate office.
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Universal Lament On Prohibition Effects In Wisconsin
In Minocqua Wisconsin locals discuss the mixed mood on Prohibition enforcement. Report notes prices at distributors and the slow shift of legalized liquor, with speculation that smuggling and moonshine may persist as legal drinks rise or stay affordable. The piece reflects a divided public stance.
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Rose Bowl Game Stirs Talk on Sports Pages
The sports pages praise the Rose Bowl Game as the standout topic, highlighting excitement around the event and its impact on the season’s narrative.
The Grindstone Machine Described by Professor Pathfinder
A translated collegiate report recounts a farm sighting of a device converting vertical motion to circular action via a pedal, with a large revolving disk shaping the hardest substances at its edge. The professor identifies the contraption as a grindstone.
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Pretty home wedding links Loope and Turner in Ironwood
A refined wedding took place at Dr and Mrs G L Loope home on Wednesday evening with daughter Mabel Clase marrying William W Turner. The Episcopal service was by Rev A P Kaye of Ironwood and the couple will reside on E Mary Street Turner is a bookkeeper at First National Bank. Also noted were death of Charles J Thomas at his north side home from apoplexy aged 47 and Andrew Olson of Ironwood named deputy county treasurer. College students home for holidays include Gus O'Brien Walter Truettner Frank Loope. Miss Kattheen Nicholson of Hurley is presenting her book The Whispers of the Pines in Beasem er this week. John Cedarstrom of the Palms mine lost a $301 check cashed by John Osvaldo. no crew could be obtained.
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Mabel Clase
William W. Turner
A P. Kaye
Ironwood
Andrew Olson
Kallander
Helidays
Gus O'Brien
Anun Arbor
Walter Truettner
Overna
Frank Loope
Chicago
Kattheen Nicholson
Hurley
Beasemer
John Cedarstrom
Palms Mine
John &Osvaldo
Ferber Visits Gogebic Range for Early Logging Material
Reporter notes noted author Edna Ferber toured the Gogebic range last week seeking details for a book on early logging. Among interviewees was Hod M., described as a dean of story tellers, whose recollections could shape a substantial work if preserved.
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Demure Bride Upsets Lily in Church Aisle
In a Grand Rapids Chronicle column, Peter Rabid narrates a humorous wedding vignette. A young bride walks with her father toward the altar, knocks over a potted lily, and quips to the old minister that it’s a hell of a place for a lily. The piece closes with a playful sign-off and a cultural New Year greeting.
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