Local Official Names In City Clerk Post
Projections list John TL Patrick, B W H and Pollari as candidates or nominees for city clerk. City clerk position remains open with postings or endorsements pending.
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
7
Ironwood City Commission Advances Fines and Ordinances
Ironwood Michigan city actions include approving a $33.00 sewer fine for Stanley Kalata and a $79.95 total with frontage adjustments, granting alteration permits for 444 Iunst Ayer St, and accepting a steam pressure report from GC and N W Ry. Co. The council also moves to adopt Ordinance No. 103 prohibiting street sales from stands or wagons and addresses peddling congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironwood
Mich
City Commission
The
Michigan
Council Chamber
Ahovye
Patrick
Zinn
Jones
Wick
Wiel
Stanley Kalata
Taylor Street
Oak Street
Wek
Sulmiteni
Iunst Ayer St
Ironwool
Ord
W. M. Richi
Gate of Copper Patent Battle in Circuit Court
George Campbell Carson, inventor of a copper ore smelting process in Butte Montana, faced a U S circuit court appeal after a Washington state court reversed a lower ruling. Carson, once penniless, received backing from San Francisco philanthropists and Attorney A S Tarn to fund his fight against the American Smoking and Heating Company, resulting in a circuit court victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Campbell Carson
Ian
Butte
United States
Gircuit Court of Appeals
State of Washington
Iaelian Carson
American Smoking & Hetining Company
Royal Barge of the Sultan of Lurkes at Constantinople
A Moorish royal barge, 280 years old, weighs 110 tons and sits in the naval dockyard at Constantinople. When in use it is rowed by 1444 oars and 72 banking oars, fueled for the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sultan of Lurkes
Constantinople
Broadcast Photographs With This Machine!
A fragmentary account touts a device called the Broadcast Photograph machine promising rapid, wide distribution of event images across the country. The ad-like text emphasizes speed and reach, claiming near instantaneous photo dissemination, with sensational claims about its capabilities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John TL Patrick
Pollari
the City Commission
Honorable City Commission
Ironwood, Michigan
Antionan
Tronwood, Mich
Jima
Gity
Caeh
Commission
T World
W. M. Rici
Honorable City Commission, Ironwool
Michgin
Bennett-Brown
Ironwood Times
Lake Superior District Power Company
Wisconsin
Lake Superior Dist. Power Co
Tronwood
Ladysmith
Ashland
Medford
Hurley
Mellen
Bessemer Washburn
Dudley C. Houk
Insurance and Real Estate
Rouse Building
KODAK
Kodaks
M. F. McCabe & CO
Royal Barge
Rey'y Landa News
Roy
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