Be Admitted as Citizens Here Monday
Naturalization session reports 69 applications. 35 approved for admittance, 5 missed, 13 continued, 3 continued with others, 18 failed to appear. Names listed include Duvansic, Lobbia, Gra ki, Nigra, Cer O, Kolehmainen, Guzzo, Alessandrone, Try ther, Radeghiro, Bogun, Oberg, Leskovensky, Hancock, Vinkoc kovich, Martin son, Haywood Thomas, Eriksson, Bardon, Moreniak, Elise, Zawislak, Ijala, Stanley Harry, ngas, Koponen, Forsberg, Miller, Gailicki, Luata, Chouinard, Durand, Wirtanen, Trazzyk, Contessi. Three dismissed for exemption, two out of jurisdiction, and several continued or sequestered for future dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peter Duvansic
John Lobbia
Wojceich Graki
Antonio Nigra
William Cer
Oscar Kolehmainen
John Guzzo
Beeenick Alessandrone
William Tryther
Battista Radeghiro
John Bogun
Iviius Oberg
Alex Leskovensky
Charles August Hancock
Vinkockovich
Erick Martinson
Norman Haywood Thomas
Olaf Eriksson
George Bardon
Alex Moreniak
Tony Elise
Joseph Zawislak
William Ijala
James Stanley Harry
Emil Ngas
Victor Walfred Koponen
Ustaf Emil Forsberg
Joseph Miller
Antoni Gailicki
John Luata
Philias Chouinard
Athanase Durand
Robert Wirtanen
Adam Trazzyk
John Contessi
Hinello
Salemn Coy
R S. Faph
Delich
Ela
John W. Mihn
Wilgme
Mesaba mining cuts hit U S Steel workers
Forty percent of U S Steel employees on the Mesaba range have been laid off since last week. Single men in Eveleth face immediate layoffs and married men may follow if conditions fail to improve. Gogebic mines show better employment prospects despite some cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel Corporation
Mesaba Range
Beginnir
Eve- Ag 4
Mesaba
Governor calls June 30 special session on soldier bonus bonds
Detroit Governor Groesbeck orders a special legislative session for June 30 to reenact the soldier bonus act and make bonds tax exempt to enable bond sales. He expects the state to start paying soldier claims the first week of July by authorizing short term notes through the State Administrative Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Groesbeck
State Administrative Board
May births and deaths reported in Gogebic County statistics
The Gogebic County division of vital statistics reports eighty four births and twenty three deaths in May. Bessemer Ironwood and Wakefield show higher local birth and death rates, with several infant and stillbirth details noted, and officials call for a lower death rate and infant mortality targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic
State Department of Health
Bessemer
Ironwood
Wakefield
Bessemer Club Wins Cup For Third Time
The Bessemer Finnish Athletic Association captures the loving cup for the third time by defeating Ironwood Finnish Athletic Association in the annual midsummer track and field meet at Liberty Park. Stars include John Kuisman who won shot put and discus with both hands, John Kuismas in discus, Javelin by John Talli of Ironwood, Laijo in hop skip and jump, Wester Hakala and Toivo Jokipii with several top marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironwood Finnish Athletic Association
Liberty Park
Bessemer Finnish Athletic Association
John Kuisman
Bessemer
Meer
John Kulenas
John Kuismas
John Talli
Ironwood
Vaino Leijo
Wester Hakala
Toivo Jokipii
Tronwood
Plymouth Starts Shipment of Ore from Wakefield Mine
The Plymouth mine at Wakefield began shipping ore last Tuesday and will likely continue until the shipping season ends in November. Two additional locomotives were added, signaling potential further expansion with another shovel likely to start soon. About 150 men are employed at the Plymouth property amid uncertain scope of future shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wakefield
Wakefield Advocate
Waketold
Bessemer Town Banner of Fraternity Anthem
A Chicago booster bard praises Bessemer Michigan as a peaceful, diverse town famed for its unity and a historic steel industry legacy. The verse extols racial harmony, community fellowship, and prosperity under local ideals, urging the old mining town to march forward in unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Bessemer
Upper Michigan
Pilot Holds Record for 62 Years of River Service
Captain Williamson, age near seventy six, has spent 62 years as a river pilot on the Ohio from Pomeroy to Cincinnati and Louisville. He claims a record for miles sailed and trips completed with no accidents, noting two weekly trips to Louisville and a wartime pilot mission on the Ohio during Morgan’s raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Edwards
Williamson
Ohio River
John S. Hubbard
Louisville
Pomeroy
Examine
Era Brave Sine Loi
sIo
Comar’ Line
Powerey
Willhimsen
Senate
Wil Lathsen
Euts
Morgan
Bacon Cipher and the Lost Science of Francis Bacon
Professor William Newbold of the University of Pennsylvania described a two year effort to decode a Bacon manuscript claiming a vast storehouse of scientific knowledge. He explained a cipher in which syllables encode letters and how it could transform ordinary words like Gold from a chain of doubled letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Kohselpler
William Riemaine Newbold
University of Pennsylvania
American Philosophical Society
Bacon
Newbold
Slight Route Change in Lake Superior Tour
Fred C. Case president of the Michigan Pikes Association announces a small change to the Around Lake Superior International Good Roads tour route in Alger County Michigan. The trip departs Detroit July 9 and will overnight in Marquette July 13. The path will include a visit to Chatham to see a major experimental farm, increasing that day’s mileage by about 10 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Case
Michigan Pikes Association
Lake Superior
Alger County
Mich
Detroit
Marquette
Rapid River
Chatham
Prohibition Rubble Reveals Hidden Corkscrew Abandonments
A fragmentary note ties discarded cork screws in rubbish heaps to prohibition era notoriety. The text hints at a punch on the jaw and uses biblical phrasing to contrast giving with taking. The readable passage reflects social tensions and misused alcohol policies.
Price Tags Challenge Modern Generations in Trade Debate
A biting remark frames the era as valuing trouble above all else, suggesting the current generation resists surrender unless a price is paid. The line underscores tensions over culture, labor, and civic engagement in a society at odds with itself.
Gogebic County Board Eyes Bloodhounds Purchase
Gogebic county supervisors appointed a committee to study buying bloodhounds to aid criminal pursuit on the range. The panel includes Supervisor H E Fox Prosecuting Attorney H J Waples and Dr E F Moran with C E Gunderson named county agricultural agent at 3000 dollars annually. The board kept the home demonstration agent office and appointed a successor to Miss Sylvia Richardson. They urged publishing tubercular testing methods for cattle to help farmers. They denied salary for the Soldiers Relief treasurer and approved improvements at the infirmary including a poultry house not to exceed 1000 dollars. Next board meeting set for Tuesday August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic
County Board of Supervisors
H. E. Fox
H. J. Waples
E. F. Moran
C. E Gunderson
Gogebie County
Raymond Dick
Sylvia Richardson
Duluth
County Infirmary and Poor
Board of Supervisors
Two More Troops Organized for Girl Scouts in Reaov
Two more troops of Girl Scouts have been formed in Reaov, announced by Mrs. E. B. Hart, county executive committee member. Miss Blanch Tyintlemann and Miss Delia Chart will lead one troop, and Miss Mary Koskey the other. The groups plan outdoor and home projects, enjoying the work during summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaov
Esterday
E. B. Hart
Blanch Tyintlemann
Delia Chart
Mary Koskey
St Paul Boosters Visit Bessemer in Regional Tour
Several hundred people welcomed the St Paul booster delegation during a Saturday visit by the trade tour party. The crew arrived by Soo Line, paraded along Sophia Street with local children, and visited businesses in Ironwood Hurley and Ashland before departing on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Bessemerite
Soo Ene
Ironwood
Hurley
Ashland
Bessemer
Boosters
Specis
Hawaiian Race Reborn Says Sullivan Study on Population
A Louis W. Sullivan analysis from the York Museum of Natural History discusses racial mixing in Hawaii. The study suggests a new, consolidated part-Hawaiian group with higher disease resistance and increasing numbers, noting Koreans rarely marry non-Koreans and various other groups show patterns of intermarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis WW. Sullivan
York Museu of Natural History
Bishop Tuuset
Mr. Sullivan
Faust
Sittels
Islands
Property Valuation Totals for County and Bessemer City
County board of equalization assigns total valuations for 1921 at 69,947,426 for real estate and personal property. Bessemer city accounts for 6,504,869 with 2,282,822 in personal property and 4,222,047 in real estate. Other totals include Tronwood 24,186,246 Wakefield 14,419,954 and Bessemer township 11,649,931. Personal property and real estate figures listed by town and township. Committee members listed: C W Holt T A Kelly Herbert P Hawen A L Rummel P S Williams and J B Me Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
County Board
Ta ‘Sue Aid Aei
Tronwood
Wakefield
Bessemer Township
Local Couple Weds Here This Morning
The marriage of Miss Anna Mala and Victor Tronwood was performed at St. Sebastian Church by Rev Fr. with attendants Miss Ann Belial and Miss Mary Rac Jof Tronwood. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Anna Mala
Cole 8 Sedan and Ford Collision on Beck er Hill
A Cole eight sedan driven by J. B. Lipke and a Ford driven by Tom Lazar, both Ramsay residents, collided yesterday near six o clock on Beck er hill. Both vehicles were damaged Lazar and a companion sustained slight injuries. The Ford front wheels were smashed and the fender bent while the Cole had a damaged radiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Ford
Becker Hill
J. B. Lipke
Ramsay
Tom Lazar
Ramsay Lazar
Some People Never Stooped to Telling Little Fibs
A crisp wry line notes that certain individuals refuse small falsehoods, insisting only grand exaggerations suffice.
Hunger’s Relentless Call Inspires Quiet Resolve
A brief meditation on hunger describing its stubborn persistence and the way appetite dominates until needs are met, emphasizing how desire shapes daily actions and decisions in ordinary life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nes
U.S. Steel
Solons
Bessemer Club
Ironwood Brethern
Bessemer Town
Ohio
Gunderson and Moran
Home Office
County Soldiers’ Relief Association
Relief Association
Col
E. H. Shaughnessy
Chicago
Harding
American Petroleum Institute
ST. Paul Boosters
Tronwood City
Bessemer City
Ironwood Two
Erwin Township
Bessemer Two
Wakefield Two
Mareniseo Two
Watersmeet
Isi Ceences
Wakefield City
Toutes
Erwin Townships
Sus
Bessemer Bwie Reer
Ceens
Tegen Alavenisen
Watersinee
Syens
Carlsen
al Manatd
Totti
Simsy
Meebers
C. W. Holt
T. A. Kelly
Herbert P. Hawen
A. L. Rummel
P. S. Williams
J. B. Me. Nicholas
Anna Halama
Victor Carli
Jom Lazar
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