Charter Election Set in Bessemer On Monday
Voters in Bessemer will decide on adopting the commission form of government in a special charter election Monday. Observers expect a heavy turnout. polls open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Registration ends today for those not yet registered or changing ward addresses, with no registration Saturday. Ward polling places are John J Frick building Sophia Street. Bessemer Peoples hall S Moore Street and First Avenue. Michigan House Building N Sophia Street. Costante Guglielmetti Building E Longyear Street. Finnish Temperance Hall Spring Street.
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Bessemer
Gogebic County
Wakefield
Ironwood
John J. Frick
Sophia St
Bessemer Peoples Lal
S. Moore St
First Avenue
Michigan House
N. Sophia St
Costante Guglielmetti
E. Longyear St
Spring St
Holland to Make Statement on Legislative Session
Lansing politician John Holland, after a session adjournment, said he would issue a general statement soon. He noted Gov Groesbeck has not yet acted on several bills and has already vetoed ten measures, some of which Holland believes were unnecessary.
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John Holland
Lansing
Mr. Wotland
Groesbeck
Holland
Origin of the Gogebic name from lake and rock shores
The Gogebic iron range on the Michigan Wisconsin border originated from a misrendered name linked to the large lake and the rocky shore. Early references trace the term to the local landscape, with references noting "rock shores" and the region’s lake source as contributing to the appellation.
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Googeble Iron Range
Michigan
Wisconsin Line
Upper Peninsula
Dividag
Eopond
Agejibic
Indiater
SuiMings Mining Review
Fall Injures Lineman at Lake Superior Power Co
Frank Luzynski of Lake Superior District Power Co fell about 30 feet from a light pole while repairing it. He suffered a dislocated shoulder blade in the accident that occurred last week.
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Frank Luzynski
Lake Superior
Western Union Telegraph Office Opens Monday
Bessemer will open a new Western Union telegraph office Monday in the Felling building on Sophia Street. The building is remodeled and telegraph equipment installed. Hours will be announced later.
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Bessemer
Western Union Telegraph Office
Felling
Sophia Street
Gogebic Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Repeats in 1925
County Agent C E Gunderson reports Gogebic County will again test all cattle for tuberculosis in 1925. Dr A F Logan began May 7 retesting 80 infected herds totaling 933 cattle with only two reactors. Officials aim to detect new T B cases quickly while dairymen report higher dairy consumption despite some opposition to intercounty dairy shipments. Charles H Burnham visited from Lansing to discuss cattle moved across state lines without prior tuberculin testing.
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C. E. Gunderson
Gogebic
Gogebie County
Charles H. Burnham
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Public Safety
Lansing
Michigan
Wisconsin
National Kourier headlines spark reader interest in Klan paper
Circulated in Bessemer this week the Ku Klux Klan produced The National Kourier Eastern and Middle West Edition dated May 14. Headlines claim Jewish ownership of the New York World, Irish named attackers, and court abatement orders against foreigners.
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National Kourier
Washington D. C
Ku Klux Klan
Bessemer
Citzens
New York World
Klankraft
Babli
Mellie Wine
Colin
Kien Pail
Katens
Forham
C and N W Directors Roll Through Bes semer On Inspection
Directors of the Chicago and North Western railroad traveled in a nine car special through Bes semer on an inspection trip. The party included Chauncey Depew Cyrus McCormick Marshall Field William H Finley and William K Vanderbilt among others en route to St Paul after visiting the Escanaba division.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Bessemer
Escanaba
St. Paul
Chauncey Depew
Cyrus McCormick
Marshall Field
William H. Finley
Willem K. Vanderbilt
Marvin Hughitt
Chauncey Keep
Many are granted citizenship at Duluth naturalization hearing
Eighty one applicants received final citizenship papers at the Duluth court house led by naturalization examiner R. K. Doe. Six failed, fifteen continued, and seven did not attend. The list names numerous new citizens from varied origins and towns.
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Court House
R. K. Doe
Duluth
Mr. Doe
Bessemer
Paul Lukac
Valentine Pricco
Felix Spinardi
Ivan Lalich
John Perotti
Jacob Bergman
Matt Rooni
Joseph Salas
Vittorio Gozzeno
Ramsay
Iva Tulppo
William Barron
Francis Rundell
Erick Peterson
Herman Erickson
Nikola Jovanovich
John Alanen
Mike Dionich
Wasiley Kevish
Hilda Erickson
Anvil
Leonard Puzygowski
Antonio Novascone
Andre Racki
Nick Prebicevich
Steve Craveez
Edward Corazola
Puritan
Val Montenati
Twecoma
Tom O'Bradovich
Watersmeet
Lucas Vasil
Teodor George
Bonifas
John Sonowich
Alcide Gagnon
Wakefield Josephine Monti
Matt Luoma
Mario Maki
Sonia Maki
Domenic Bruno
Frank Skolasinski
Sanna Klemettila
Yrjo Mettala
Ironwood
Gaspar Curik
John Grgurach
Michael Wrzodek
Michael Bjorkquist
Sofia Muhoner
Kaspar Skozinski
Giuseppe Palle Ave
Vincent Hudacek
Anton Pawlak
Joseph Waleszewicz
Fred Benich
Nicholas Pvar
John Suavonen
Carl Johnson
Jovo Asanovich
August Erickson
Mabel Carter
Albert Agrodnik
Matt Niemi
Charles Richards
Andrew Semenak
Axel Kivis
Memorial Day Parade Set in Bessember City
Memorial Day will pause business across Bessember City as a large parade forms Saturday at 9 am from the courthouse. E. B. Foltz of the American Legion leads with KE. Schaefer as officer of the day. marchers include Legion posts, Elks, fire department, Spanish American War vets, and students. A 300 child chorus, a bugle taps, and remarks by Mayor Donich and Foltz follow the parade at the cemetery.
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Bessemer
E. EB. Foltz
American Legion Post
Court House
Moore, Colby and Sophia Streets
KE. S. Schaefer
Legion Posts
Bessemer and Ramsay
Women’s Auxiliary
Elks ‘Lodge
Fire Department
Gold Star
Legion Band
James Roberts
John J. Donich
Foltz
F. C. Gorman
Legion
Bassiss to Open Real Estate and Insurance Office
kK Bassiss former proprietor of Bessemer Lumber Co plans to open a real estate and insurance office in Peoples State Bank building in the near future. Also mentions Java tigers and security concerns in Pantom district.
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Kk. R. Bassiss
Bessemer Lumber Co
Peoples State Bank
Fire Department Honors W L Guyer at Legion Club Dinner
Bessemer firefighters held a smoker and banquet to honor William L Guyer retiring as secretary after 20 years. The Legion club house hosted the event with singing dancing and a fine program as members presented tokens and well wishes for his future.
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William L. Guyer
Bessemer Fire Department
Legion Club House
Guyer
Pox Epidemic In City Ended In Bessemer
The small pox epidemic in Bessemer is practically ended says Dr M M Hanson county contagious physician. The city was exposed for weeks by a person unaware of his illness but cooperation from local doctors helped check the outbreak. Heights reached with at least 10 cases. now numbers are down to two or three. Epidemics have been checked in nearby Watersmeet Marenisco Ironwood and other county areas.
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Bessemer
M. M. Hanson
Marepises
Hanson
Tessemer
Hansen
Watersmert
Marenisco
Ironwood
United States
Rotarians Tour New Hospital Guests at Grand View
Members of the Rotary club attended a luncheon Tuesday at the Grand View Sanitarium hosted by Dr. Merlin A Draper. Afterward the group toured the hospital with Dr Draper and were joined by George Posey of Minneapolis who spoke on life and happiness.
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Meemihers
Bessmer Poetsry
Cinh
Merlin A Draper
Grand View Sanitarium
Draper
George Posey
Minneapolis
Alo
Board of Review Schedule Issued for Bessemer Township
Supervisor James Peterman announces the Bessemer township board of review will meet July 5 8 9 at the new town site in Ramety to review assessments and prepare the levy.
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James Peterman
Bessemer Tee Blr Board of Review
Ue New Town
Hi Lee
Nete teachers for township for next year in Bessemer
Bessemer township announces the 1925 26 teaching corps led by new superintendent H Dulebohn who will move from Chicago after May 4. Contracts signed include Ramsay Anvil Harding Puritan and Puritan schools with many grades listed. principal for Ramsay pending.
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Bessemer Township
Nesto Erickson
Board of
Irl H. Dulebahn
Rose Burt
Dulebohn
University of Chicago
Bessemer
Ramsay School
J. F. Bvrnets
McKinney Steel Holdings Formed in New York
The McKinney Steel Holdings Co formed in New York to gain majority ownership of the McKinney Steel Co. The holding group plans to issue preferred stock to the public while keeping McKinney Steel’s management. It aims to extend control in mergers and policy direction under new structure.
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McKinney Steel Holdings Company
New York
McKinney Steel Company
McKinney Steel
McKinney
Subdistyeconpany
Ferom
Michigan
le Fens
Setom
Graduates in the United States Shifted to Online Degrees
The article notes a rise in men and women earning graduate level credentials online from major colleges and universities in the United States, reflecting a broader shift to distance learning and digital programs offered by established institutions. It highlights the growing acceptance and enrollment in online master’s and doctoral programs.
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United States
Thas
Legos
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Marie Nolan
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Ruth Sumerton
Francis Crahan
Anne Misbauer
Rose Hanley
Natalie Wagner
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Mayme Anderson
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Vera Toomey
W. S. McCulley
Fanny Lyle
Lucille O'Malley
Cecil Selin
Verona Eplett
Mabel Gustafson
Frances Kellett
Ann H. Anderson
Agnes Johnson
Clara Bergquist
Esther Hodsdon
Edith Carpenter
Florence Lawrenson
Puritan School
G. B. Atkins
Puth Smith
Marcella Rutiman
Margaret Penglase
Martha Arend
Agnes Runatrom
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Helen McDonald
McKinney Steel Holding CO
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