County Athletic Meet in Gogebic County Today
Gogebic county holds a grade school athletic meet at Ironwood fair grounds with baseball and track events. Morning games determine entrants for an afternoon county championship, followed by speeches and community singing and a countywide call for all township pupils to compete next month.
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Gogebic County
Fair Grounds
Ironwood
Erwin
Bessemer Township
Marenisco Township
Watersmeet Township
Merton Wright
Ass't
J. C. Watson
George Chase
Gordon Whitburn
W. S. McColley
A. E. Johnson
New Earthworm Genera Found in India Link India and East Africa
Two new earthworm genera discovered in India strengthen evidence of a faunistic relationship between India and East Africa. The finding highlights biogeographic connections across the Indian Ocean region and suggests shared evolutionary histories among soil fauna.
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India
East
Africa
Baseball Scores From Regional Matches
Calumet defeated Marquette 27 to 3 with strong hitting by Warth son and Savini while Kuhn and Foye pitched for Marquette Munising edged Negaunee 5 to 4 as Goldsworthy and Jarvinen stood out Crystal Falls fell to Iron Mountain 7 to 4 with Hagen Potter pairing and Hoffman Eckholm receiving duties
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Rhe Calumet
Marquette
Calumet
Warth
Johnson
Crystal Falls
Hagen and
Potter
Ron Mountain
Hoffman and Eckholm
Bankrupt Riordan Petition for Discharge and Notice Order
In the Northern District of Michigan Western Division a petition for discharge for Clarence B Riordan bankrupt was filed. The court ordered a hearing for June 30 1925 in Marquette and directed notice by publication in the Bessemer Herald to creditors and interested parties with mailed copies of the petition and order. The order bears Judge Clarence W Sessions and Clerk Charles J Potter with deputies.
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Western District of Michigan
Clarence B. Riordan
Marquette
Bessemer Herald
Clarence W. Sessions
Charles J, Potter
Harvey B, Hatch
Lowden to Speak at MSC Commencement
Former Illinois governor Frank C. Lowden will deliver the commencement address at Michigan State College on June 22, kicking off the sixty seventh annual graduation exercises. About 300 degrees will be awarded across agriculture engineering home economics veterinary medicine applied science and liberal arts.
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East Lansing
Frank C. Lowden
Hlinnis
American Holstein-Freisian Association
Michigan State College
The
State College
Veterinary Medicine
Notice Confusion Prospers in Boston Transcript Tale
An exchange between an owner and a hobo highlights misreading and miscommunication over a trespass notice. The hobo voices uncertainty, joking that the sign could say anything from milk and eggs sold here to horses and carriages for rent, illustrating urban neglect and ambiguity.
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Hobo
Kerriges
City Treasurer Denounces News Item Over Public Funds Claim
The city treasurer storms into the newspaper office and challenges a feature that accuses William Binns of misusing public funds. The editor asks for clarity as the official rails against the portrayal. The fragment references a public funds accusation tied to a named individual.
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William Binns
Everybody’s Magazine
Ex-King Prempeh Freed From Exile in Seychelles
Ex King Prempeh of Ashanti, ruled briefly before being ousted in 1886, has been released from 28 years of detention in the Seychelles and returns to Ashanti. He is Anglican, fluent in English, and known for courteous manners. The golden stool symbol of sovereignty was hidden after the 1886 revolution and later found near Coomassie.
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Prempeh
Ashenti
Seychelles
Indian Ocean
Ashanti
N.ow
Ashantiland
Prempeth
Coomassie
Noisy Night Car Hits Mule in Rumpus Ridge
A driver with lights out struck a mule in front of Hoot Holler's house on Gap Johnson’s road. The mule struggled as the car horn blared and the owner shouted at the other man. The speaker, injured, chose not to engage and left the scene.
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Carl
Convention planned for Wakefield and Bessemer clubs
News notes that the Michigan Federation of Women's Clubs district convention will be held next May with half the delegates from Wakefield and Bessemer, and meetings split between the two cities. The Wakefield News reports the arrangement, while the county board of supervisors adjourns to June 22 for scheduling.
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Wakefield
County Board of Supervisors
Board of Review
Irennecent Times
Insane Patient Dies After Hospital Treatment
Napoleon Poggi, a peace resident, aged unknown, was taken to General Hospital at Madison several weeks ago for eye trouble. He died at the hospital several days ago, according to county officials.
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Napoleon Poggi
Peace
General Hospital
Madison
County Crops Are Saved By Rains
Recent warm weather and timely rains have proven a lifesaver for Gogebic County farms. The report notes a slow grain start from a cold dry season while farmers plant ensilage corn early due to an unusually early spring.
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Gogebic County
Tom Tithers Bride Honeymoon End Reserve
The fragment hints at Tom Tithers and his bride returning from their honeymoon. A fleeting line mentions shopping for stockings and lingerie via a mail order house. The text is fractured and offers limited, non-specific detail.
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Tom Tithers
TRESSEL'S TERM ENDS IN WAKEFIELD SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION
Wakefield News reports that at the annual school district election on Monday July 12 a board member will be chosen and Dr H A Tressel will seek re election. The term lasts three years.
County spelling and writing contest winners named
First place in the county arithmetic spelling and writing contests held at the court house Saturday was awarded to Aili Aijala of Van Buskirk. He will represent the county at the state contest in Milwaukee during the state fair. Second place Marvin Innis of Gurney, third Lyman Ware of Powell.
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Court House
Aili Aijala
van Buskirk
Then
Milwaukee
Marvin Innis
Gurney
Lyman Ware
Powell
Iron County News
Who Said That Constable Perkins Stops Indecent Performance
A Salem Mass Gazette item reports Constable Perkins halted an opera house show on Thursday might, arresting both the ventriloquist and his dummy from Salem. The incident involved an indecent performance prompting police action.
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J. L. Parker
Watersmeet
K. P. Silberg
Erwin Township
B. B. Coles
Marenisco
Prin
Ernest Schaefer
Stelephone
Bessemer
Michigan
John Lenihan
Chicago
Haa Ust
Wrnson
District Court of the
United States
Lowden
M. S. C. Commencement
Champ
Nellie Amter
New York City
Cleveland
Music Institute
Edward McCullough
C. Hansen Lumber Co
Bessemer, Mich
Service First
Aridige Flarciron
Pogsi
Maison Hospital
Posei
Madison Fre
Hurley Miner
the Herald
Buick
Pecard Motor Company
Loniyear Street
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