03 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
1
A satirical verse lampoons the state poet laureate concept, lampooning forced praise of legislatures and tax policy. It mocks iambic praise for impish targets including reapportionment and Detroit’s wealth, urging preservation from a burdensome ceremonial role.
A newspaper editorial notes a healthy sentiment among voters regarding the upcoming municipal election. It says residents favor selecting capable city commissioners based on merit rather than prejudice or personality, and that the five commissioners elected on April sixth will handle city affairs and serve on the county board of supervisors, with trust in the outcome.
Commendable in various activities for raising funds to aid sufferers from a recent terrible storm in southern Illinois Indiana and nearby states are praised and urged to receive support. The author notes residents in safer regions should help those in need, viewing aid as a fortunate responsibility rather than a burden.
The piece discusses the deportation of Professor Alexis M. Moskvinoff to Russia, describing his leadership of the Russian green movement and contrasting it with white and red factions. It argues his removal harms the green faction and benefits both white and red groups. It notes Moskvinoff’s role and the movement’s aims for freedom, private property, and people’s government.
A Detroit Saturday Night column attacks red propaganda and alien agitators while praising civil rights and free expression. It contrasts refugee policy with safety, cites a Chicago May Day plot, and mocks bolshevik family policies, urging humane treatment balanced with security.
The Ironwood Times urges voters to judge candidates by qualifications not personalities in next Tuesday's municipal election. It endorses Richard V. Zinn as the best, most capable choice for commissioner, citing his decade on the board of public works and substantial savings to the city. The paper emphasizes a businesslike approach and broad public support for Zinn.
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