Resolutions by Bankers of U P Calumet Meeting
At the annual gathering of the Michigan Bankers' Association in Calumet, bankers adopt strict economy to ease taxation and aid business recovery. They urge Congress to protect mining timber and agriculture, support deposit insurance, warn against government over expansion, and stress banker influence on policy and public welfare.
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Michigan Bankers’ Association
Calumet
Congress
Upper Peninsula
Bernt
Economic Happenings and Labor Strife Across Sectors
Economic highlights note dividend checks and tax bills, with a focus on the dinner pail. The past year shows the steel and shipping industries under strain, labor troubles widen, and threats of a general strike loom as authorities seek federal settlement. The piece references government inaction and warns of continuing disruption to industry fronts.
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Uae
Washington
Fletcher to address 80th Republican anniversary in Jackson
Jackson Michigan hosts July 6 and 7 events marking the Republican party founding. New RNC chair Fletcher will outline party aims in his first public appearance since Chicago election, receiving gavels from Jackson oaks. debates over NRA pricing codes and Roosevelt's recovery principles color the political stage.
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Jackson
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Republican Party
Michigan
Fletcher
Chicago
James G. Frey
Battle Creek
Republican State Central Committee
Parties Gird For Big Political Battle
The piece notes imminent confrontations as the 1936 campaign looms from November, highlighting the Republican Committee meeting and Henry Ty Fletcher’s new chairmanship. It reports on a constitutionalist GOP platform favoring state sovereignty, limited federal power, and cautious social legislation, while signaling internal Western party dissension and friction with Roosevelt’s approach.
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Henry Ty. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Cozrees Fron
Roosevelt
NRA
U. P. Democrat Paper Gives Up The Ghost
The Democrat News serving Iron County with free circulation in May failed to appear last week. Iron River reports the publication is suspended. The Democrat County Committee was said to back it, though some members deny any such arrangement per Crystal Falls Diamond Drill.
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Democrat News
Iron County
Iron River
Democrat County Committee
Crystal Falls
Decline in Millionaires Cited From 1928 Peak
A brief controversial note cites a steep drop in national wealth with 60,000 millionaires in 1928 shrinking to under 5,000 today. The text then quotes a naval exchange about loud sounds aboard ships, referencing U S S Colorado and a Texas steel issue.
High Court Rules for U. P. Workman in Injury Case
Wisconsin Supreme Court held the general statute of limitations does not bar further workers compensation. John Jedusich of Hermansville injured in 1923 for Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company. Settlement 1925. sought more compensation in 1932 for permanent disability. court found disability continuous and allowed additional compensation.
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Lansing
State Supreme Court
John Jedusich
Hermansville
Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company
Jedusich
F E. M. Sharpe
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