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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
1
The notice records second class mail status dated April 20 1921 at Bessemer Michigan under the 1879 act. It lists a subscription price of 3 50 per year in advance and indicates mailing office details.
Citizens and business leaders in Bessemer raise nearly 70 dollars for an Independence Day observance in Gogebic county. The local July Fourth committee with five sub-committees aims for the biggest Bessemer celebration in 35 years, opposing carnival shows and promising a strong program.
A passionate defense argues that the United States has lax laws on aliens yet experiences low internal unrest. It claims voters freely elect rulers, praises generous immigration, and portrays citizens as free agents. The piece contrasts this openness with harsher regimes and urges readers to consider the fate of others attempting to leave their homelands.
A fragmented speech from a New York address questions whether nations should lay all cards on the table and risk upheaval if others follow suit. The jumbled text hints at fears about balance of power and diplomatic strategy amid tense world affairs.
A humorous note from a Bessemer resident urges support for a Juv Fourth celebration, cites plans to be with a Marinette baseball team, and asserts single status amid campus life, with playful jabs at a senior class play and a notorious necktie.
The text notes that the little boys and girls who attend Bessemer High School are starting their annual vacation. The next series of high school notes will appear in the journal in September. The piece ends with a light remark about staying busy with Remington work.
Severn hiding in the Colmar building overhears Wine and Waldron plotting the murder and handling the money. He is discovered in his hiding place.
The confrontation peaks as Waldron battles Wine and a brutal chase ends with Waldron and Wine falling from a window. The narrator recalls weaponless danger, the gun misfire, and the fatal crash below while the Russian pursuer reels in shock. The scene closes with the narrator regaining control amid the peril.
In a Washington hotel scene, Philp Severn explains the Alva murder and robbery. A dead man, a wounded suspect Waldron, and a Russian Jew named Waldron are linked to a large stolen sum paid for Chilean revolutionary work. Severn reveals Wine killed Alva to seize money, Waldron alive, and Gaspar Wine dead after a fall from a window.
The article notes movie stars receive the highest pay, surpassing corporate leaders and the president, reflecting public values. It observes the impact on industry heads and the adoration of young women who dream from gallery seats of the stars.
The passage warns that pursuing film fame is risky and often hopeless. It notes the vast odds, with many applicants for few jobs, and that most who try will settle for fringe work rather than real advancement. It urges exceptional talent and proven popularity as prerequisites.
The piece argues the nation weathered a severe business downturn with many industries scaled back and mass unemployment yet shows no financial panic. It credits the government’s stability, likening it to the Rock of Gibraltar, as a bulwark against widespread panic during depressions.
Senator Bolt sparks late ex tra session with a resolution of confidence in Senator Newberry. The move provokes little belief even from supporters and acrimony toward Truman H. grows as the phrase echoes a hard pressed political boost.
A fatal incident is reported as a collision involving a Ford vehicle and a Doge vessel leading to the death of Henry. Police are investigating the circumstances and identifying additional parties. Local officials urge caution and note ongoing inquiries.
Fragmentary line suggests Captain Severn may question crew as part of an inquiry. No further context or details are provided.
Marie Dessier, private secretary to Adolph Krantz, explains how she joined a Chilean revolutionary scheme. She details meeting Captain Alva, delivering money, and the subsequent murder and theft linked to a consular affair. Philip Severn contemplates future actions as she describes the conspiracy.
Fragmentary historical claim asserts Spanish dominance in the western hemisphere south of the Rio Grande alongside Portuguese. The text maps regional language influence to natural wealth and postcolonial possibilities, though specifics are sparse.
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