Federal agents raid Caspian on wine possession cases
Federal agents conducted raids in Caspian targeting residents accused of possessing wine for home use. Warrants were executed on several individuals at and near Railroad and Albing streets, with moonshine and mash also seized. Suspects will appear before a U S commissioner in Marquette to post bonds before October term. officials note permits can legalize home wine with a 200 gallon cap.
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Mary Bertaineodd
Crominie Sigsuoriai
Lewis Sehiwooo
Branh Pedvizazi
Sai
Railroad
Albing
Lewis Briphetto
Ray Fhm
United States
Marquette
Fred Wi. Beltz
Internal Revenue Department
Detroit
Highway load limits eased on Upper Peninsula roads
Highway Commissioner Murray J. D. Van Wagoner lifted spring loading restrictions on Upper Peninsula highways, marking the first time since March that trunklines returned to normal flow. Restrictions had previously been lifted south of the Straits at Mackinac.
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Murray JD. van Wagoner
Upper Peninsula
Straits
Mackinac
Michigan dairy cooperatives expand to 83
Six new C H I A lines begin operating in Michigan increasing the total to a record 83. Counties adding associations include Hillsdale Livingston Barry Oakland Ionia and Presque Isle Cheboygan Norman. Rain disrupts potato and corn planting with fields flooded and delays in field prep and fertilizer use amid heavy storms.
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Michigan
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Livingston
Barry
Oakhand
Ionin
Presque Isle
Cheboygan
U P Bureau To Meet Next Week In Escanaba
The 28th annual Upper Peninsula Development Bureau meeting will be in Escanaba June 16 17 with the Detroit Board of Commerce northern cruise. Theme Selling Michigan to Michigan headlines two days of luncheons dinners and programs including agricultural and tourist promotional discussions. Leaders Lindsay and Bishop coordinate arrangements with special entertainment planned for women attendees.
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Detroit Board of Commerce
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Detroit
Aefternoon
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Escanaba Chamber of Commerce
George BE
Marquette
Bureau
Bessemer
Gogebic County
Bray and heckler clash over wheat in campaign clash
A candidate declares the nation must grow more wheat while a heckler retorts about hay. The candidate responds that he will address the heckler’s case later as the exchange highlights food for mankind and policy focus.
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Iron River Road Employee Olsons Dismissal Dropped
The Iron County Road Commission abandoned its move to fire Paul Olson, veteran mechanic at the west county garage. Hearing officials found no cause to dismiss, with prosecutor presiding and attorney present. Olson plans to contest the decision, citing the Veterans Act as protection. He remains at his post as yearlong tensions loom.
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West Side County
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L.A. Henry
Leonard Lind
Matt E. Kosky
F. Lloyd Symmonds
Clarence Dwyer
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Wills
Norman Trahair
Summer School Opens at Northern State Teachers College
Marquette announces the annual summer session from June 26 to August 4 with over 70 courses, taught by college faculty and visiting professors. Tuition is 6 dollars for Michigan residents and 10 dollars for non residents. room and board range and University of Michigan adds six courses with a 35 dollar fee.
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Marquette
Northern State Teachers College
Michigan
University of Michigan
Northern State
Upper Peninsula
Stambaugh Miner Killed in Chile Copper Mine
Stambaugh-Gilbert Christensen 26 son of Mr and Mrs Olaf Christensen of Trout Lake road died in a Potrerillos Chile copper mine accident. Ae graduate of Stambaugh schools and Michigan State College Christensen worked for Andes Copper Corp married in Chile last October. His fiancée traveled from Davenport Ia to attend the wedding as he was under contract to stay until 1940 for a leave. His body expected to reach New York City about June 20 and then be taken to Davenport for burial.
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Gilbert Christensen
Olaf Christensen
Trout Lake Road
Potrerillos
Chile
Michigan State College
Christensen
Andes Copper Corp
South America
Davenport
New York City
Adopt Many Farm Bills In Michigan Legislature
Lansing review highlights 369 bills adopted by Michigan's 60th legislature with agriculture gaining notable attention. Measures sent to Governor Loren Dickinson include a milk marketing board, an apple promotion commission, compensation for Bangs disease cattle, bears damage payout repeal, truthful dairy labels, egg grading, farm produce warehousing, labeling of vine ripened tomatoes, butter overrun limits, and defining captive fur bearing animals as domestic.
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Lansing
Michigan
Loren Dickinson
Dairies
Jersey
Guernsey
Michigan Dairy Industry Drives State Economy
Michigan's 915 000 dairy cows produced enough milk in a year to float ships and dairying accounts for about 70 million annually, or one third of agricultural income across 83 counties.
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Michigan
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