School Board Proceedings and Elections Declared
The Board of Education convened at Washington School to certify election results. Trustees Massie Marchello Lutz Byrne Mullen Barnich voted to seat Lutz Byrne for one and four year terms. Massie Marchello Kulaszewicz Mullen Barnich for three year terms.
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Jane Q. Massie
John Marchello
Charles Lutz
Honora Byrne
Yeas
Marchello
Massie
Mullen
Charles Lutg
Honora Bsrne
Nullen
Nene
Lutz
Vealak
Washington
Veas
Krulaszewitz
Byrne Mullen
Charles Getta Earns Degree at State College
Charles Getta of Bessemer graduated with a B S in Medical Mology from Michigan State College during the seventy fifth annual commencement in Cemoneatra tion Hall on June 12. Dr W D Henderson of the University of Michigan gave the address as a week of senior activities closed with Alumni Day and Baccalaureate services led by Rev James W Fifield Jr.
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East Lansing
Michigan State College
Charles Fugene Getta
Bessemer
W. D. Henderson
University of Michigan
Leonard Falcone
William Vendette
Saginaw
Margaret Lassen
Port Huron
Corrine Goulet
Detroit
George Thomas
Ferndale
Red Cedar River
Richard McDonald
Dearborn
Paul Kindig
Elkhart
Ind
Union Memorial Building
Shaw
James W. Fifield, Jr
East Congregational Church
Grand Rapids
Irwin Shave to Represent Michigan at National 4-H Camp
Irwin Shave of Gogebic county has been chosen as one of four Michigan delegates to the National 4-H Club Camp in Washington D C June 15 to 23. He will travel with two state leaders, aided by a $100 contribution from the Michigan Central Railroad. Shave, an eight year 4-H member and three year local leader, is noted as the county’s first national delegate since 1918, with a record of leadership and project success and a personal story stressing practical education and community service.
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Bessemer Township
Michigan
Washington, D. C
Gogebic County
Trwin
Marquette
Michigan Central Railroad
National Club Congress
Chicago
East Lansing
Michigan Central
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Giogeble
Gunderson
Irwin
Camp Shaw
Chatham
Upper Peninsula
St. Louis
Missouri
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Board of Supervisors
Undefined Pay Provisions For County Supervisors
The text outlines compensation rules for county board of supervisors including daily rates, session day limits, and special session allowances. It forbids dual compensation or civil appointments during terms and prohibits contracts with the county by board members for one year after their term.
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Board of Supervisors
Older children speed learning after age thirteen in studies
The report notes a marked improvement in mental ability when children move from 13 to 14 years old. It contrasts this with a man berating his wife for leaving an electric light on while claiming to maintain four club memberships he never attends.
Massachusetts Votes to Repeal Prohibition in 4 to 1 Margin
Massachusetts becomes the eleventh state to approve repeal of the 18th Amendment. In Tuesday's election repealists win with a four to one margin.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mattern Forced Back Toward Nome Route Flight
Jimmie Mattern was forced to return toward Khabarovsk by storms after eight hours on the transpacific leg of his world flight. His next planned stop was Nome Alaska, about 3500 miles away.
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Nome Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Biberia
Nome
Alaska
Pair Plane Crashes at World’s Fair Kills Nine
A large twin engine amphibian aircraft crashed 600 feet Sunday afternoon near the Chicago World’s Fair, killing nine, including seven men and two women, all guests at the exposition.
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Chicago
Conference Opens in London Under MacDonald
The world economic conference opened in London with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald presiding. Delegates from 66 nations gathered for action to lift the global mood. Great Britain paid 30 million dollars toward the 76 million dollar debt installment due Thursday.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Nine Die In Celluloid Plant Blast In New Jersey
Nine people are dead and 75 injured after a massive explosion at a celluloid plant in North Arlington New Jersey last Friday evening. The blast wrecked a nearby house and sent flames into a crowd of bathers, triggering a panic and urgent rescue efforts.
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North Arlington
N. J
Fred
Bathela
Caretaker John Brown Found Dead Near Gogebic Lake
Range News Notes reports caretaker John Dad Brown, 78, of the Norton property on Langford Lake, found dead near his camp after a week missing. Remains taken to Wakefield for burial. Ironwood board of education results show Clarence Holt and Edmund Hill winning one and four seats respectively with Algor B. Johnson close behind.
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Jack Steinmetz
Percy Drew
John “Dad” Brown
Norton
Langford Lake
Gogebic Station
Lake Shore
Wakefield
Clarence Holt
Edmund Hill
Algor B. Johnson
Ironwood Board of Education
Holt
Walter Olson
Hill
Johnson
Revaluation Petition Filed by Marenisco Taxpayers
A petition signed by 48 Marenisco taxpayers has been filed with the state tax commission in Lansing seeking an investigation and revaluation of the township. The group claims the 15 mill rate is insufficient to fund the township and school district, noting two prior failed attempts to raise taxes due to opposition from timber holders.
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Marenisco
State Tax Commission
Lansing
Boy Drowns In Ironwood Mine Pond Accident
Frank Larsen age 15 of Ironwood drowned Saturday when a homemade boat sank in a pond inside the Pabst mine cave where several boys were playing.
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Boyle
Frank Larsen
Pabst Mine
Shacker Murder Investigation Underway
Wakefield and county officers disclosed that Andrew Sathre, a shacker whose decomposed body was found last week, had been murdered. He had been dead at least 10 days. Several shackers near Sathre's shack were being questioned.
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Shacker
Wakefield
Andrew Sathre
Sathre
Shackers
Milwaukee suit seeks 326000 brewers contract breach
Iron River Bellagamba and Milwaukee partner James Fiorelli sue A Gettleman Brewing of Milwaukee for 326000 over a distributive contract for south Milwaukee beer sales. The firm cancels the agreement alleging improper pricing. Attorney M. McDonough reports return from Milwaukee after filing the complaint in circuit court.
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Iron River
Victor Bellagamba
Iron Mountain
James Fiorelli
Milwaukee
A. Gettleman Brewing Company
Bellagamba
Fiorelli
Atty, M. &. McDonough
Bellegamba and
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