Secretary Fitzgerald to lead Michigan Republicans after July
Secretary of State Frank D. Fitzgerald will become the sole remaining Republican on the State Administrative Board when two colleagues depart on July 1. The 1934 campaign looms, but Fitzgerald is already seen as a potential Moses guiding the party out of the wilderness after November's upheavals.
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Frank D. Fitzgerald
State Administrative Board
Grover C. Dillman
Webster H. Pearce
Mr. Fitzgerald
Michigan
Fitzgerald
Moses
Republican Party
Michigan legislature ends 1933 session in historic length
The 1933 Michigan legislature closed after a lengthy session marked by frequent deadlock and frenzied efforts to clear pending bills. Observers note lack of leadership as a major handicap, yet some good laws emerged and a final verdict will come with time and experience.
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Michigan
Sclons
Lansing
New Deal Moves From Congress to Roosevelt Plan
Congress has finished its session and left President Roosevelt to lead a broad relief program. Within days lawmakers agreed on measures to revive the economy and restore national strength. The plan delegates powers to industry and calls for cooperation with business to assist workers and accelerate recovery.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Batile
New Day Arrives Promoting Michigan Recovery Outlook
The piece notes three years of surveys on industry and finances showing Michigan moving from hardship toward recovery. It highlights revived auto, copper and iron industries, rising commodity prices, higher wages, beet sugar gains, and a revitalized Miners and merchants trade with renewed activity along Main Street.
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Michigan
Commonwealths
Finah Hreewntt
Union
Wolverine
Brees
Coe Aut
Man Street
Securities Law Targets Unsophisticated Investors
A new securities measure promoted by the president aims to curb gullibility among credulous investors. The act promises absolute truth in disclosures and seeks to curb risky schemes as prosperity grows and investment opportunities multiply.
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New Securities Messive
Bit “Ile
Safest Investment Lies in Local Property and Land
The text urges extraordinary precautions to avoid risk and losses and counsels investing in property, especially land in one’s neighborhood. It argues land value is best known and future needs are easiest to meet, advising to stick to home investments and play it safe.
Childhood agony and the silent tragedy of poverty
The piece discusses the severe mental strain on children and argues more understanding could prevent deaths like twelve year old Paul Turcotte of Menominee who hanged himself after achieving school honors, amid poverty and parental absence.
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Paul Turcotte
Menominee
Detroit Free Press
Revival of the old time picnic at Piave Park
Piave Park near Goge bic Country Club buzzes this month with miner, firemen, and county Democrat picnics. Eddie W. bought beer tickets for a dollar, Jessievile toughs stole them, and then emptied Eddie’s glasses as he chased the thief, prompting a warning to Jessieville youths to stay clear.
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Piave Park
Gogebic Country Club
Bessemer
Mr. Beer
Eddie W
Eddie
Jessieville
Mr. W
Jessieville Gang Bothering Piave Park Sparks County Cop Talk
Reports describe the Jessieville gang causing trouble at Piave Park. Louie O and Joe M, connected to the fire department, are named as local strongmen in confrontations with the group.
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Jessieville
Piave Park
Louie O
Louie
Fire Department
Joe M
Two Guilian brothers drown in Wakefield Sunday lake
In Wakefield last Sunday morning brothers Joseph and Battista Guilian, aged 27 and 33, drowned when their tow boat capsized in Sunday Lake. Funerals were held Wednesday in the city under the Italian Society.
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Joseph
Battista Guilian
Sunday Lake
Wakefield
John J. Frick
Bessemer
Ashland
Schmirler and
Lee
Bessemer Battery
Codrea
Ingrid Lugweil
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Zeta Johnston
University of Chicago
Marriages and a mining death in local notices
Carl Jensen and Alma Johnson wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. M J Lonner officiating. John Heathcock returns from Northwestern University to become night time keeper at the Tilden mine. Mollse Harrington returns from Ashland where she taught. Whitman Jacobson and Wall visited Bessemer from Hurley by bicycle. Oscar Ostermeir and Stella Haggerty were married by Rev. Walter Johnson in Ironwood and will live in Superior. Thomas Torchia, miner at the Tilden, died at 25 after falling from a cage at No 9 shaft last Saturday night.
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Carl Jensen
Alma Johnson
Andrew Johnson
M. J. Lonner
John Heathcock
Northwestern University
Tilden
Mollse Harrington
Ashland
Whitman
Jacobson and
Wall
Bessemer
Hurley
Oscar Ostermeir
Stella Haggerty
J. R. Haggerty
Walter Johnson
Ironwood
Superior
Thomas Torchia
No. 9
Economic Conference Sparks Uneasy Early Hopes Amid Global Tensions
The article notes cautious optimism from James Cox and others as the Conference opens under George V and Rex, with delegates expected to spar over positions. It highlights a tense Europe, rising nationalism led by Germany under Hitler, and imperial aims in the Far East shaping early proceedings.
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James Middleton Cox
George V. Imperator
Rex
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Far East
Feud Between Jim C and Scrubby S at Legion Event
A lighthearted feud pegs Jim C and Scrubby S as rivals over a Legion membership contest. Insults fly with nicknames Frenchman from Marquette and Daniel Boone as Scrubby leads the trap shooting event next month. Tension builds over who will outdo whom at the Legion gathering.
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Jim C
Scrubby S
Legion
Jim
Scrubby
Marquette
Daniel Boone
Freshening Breezes and Brotherly Claims in State Politics
Governor Comstock brushes off Isaiah Leebove as a friend while mocking critics of the "brotherhood of man" movement. He asks the legislature to note the cost of loans and hints at suspicions about electric bulbs in the capitol dome as testimony unfolds.
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Comstock
Isaiah Leebove
Isaiah
Jim Couzens
Brotherhood of Man
Rascal
Sam
Legislative
Capitol Dome
Roosevelt Plan Seeks Government Arbiter in Industry
The piece outlines President Roosevelt’s proposal to abrogate anti trust laws and allow industries to cooperate under government oversight to control production and prices. It notes expected boosts in building activity and broader industrial demand across lumber steel transport metal paint varnish and electrical sectors.
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Roosevelt
Unclear excerpt hints at economic and social impacts
The fragment mentions gas, employment growth, increased bus power, and a favorable effect on community values, suggesting possible economic or civic implications though details are missing.
Probate hearing set for estate of August Kondzielia
In Bessemer Michigan the Probate Court schedules June 28 for hearing on a petition to appoint George L. Mazanec or another suitable administrator for the estate of August Kondzielia. Public notice to run weekly in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks. Judge M E Nolan presiding. Register W B Fat HL assists.
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Aid Court
Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
August Kondzielia
Fenton J. Manning
Peoples State
Fark
George L. Mazanec
Bessemer Herald
NM. E. Nolan
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