Hopeful aims of armament talks marked by postwar resolve
Three years after the Meuse fighting the 1921 Washington conference on armament limits is set to meet November 11. Despite fears of scheming powers, the article stresses hopeful, rational aims for peace and argues that ending war remains possible through determined disarmament and steady progress. The piece blends international policy with mining industry notes, detailing ore shipments, stockpiles, and expectations for 1922 operations across several Michigan properties including Hayes Brothers Mining Co, M. A. Hanna Co, Pickands Mather, and Oliver Iron Mining Co.
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Meuse
Washington
Ore shipping season closes on Gogebic range
The 1921 ore shipping season ends before November 1 as mines in the Gogebic range finish shipments for the winter. Total tonnage is below 1920, with several properties shipping little or none. Oglebay Norton Charcoal Iron McKinney Steel and Steel and Tube Co. expect minimal winter activity. Ashland Townsite mines have shipped notable tonnage this year.
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Ashland
Hayes Brothers Mining Co
M. A. Hanna Co
Oliver Iron Mining Co
Gogebie Range
Gogebic Range
Oglebay, Norton Co
Charcoal Iron Co
McKinney Steel Co
Steel and Tube Co. of America
Ironwood Stars Face Upper Peninsula Title Games
Ironwood High School and the American Legion football teams celebrate victories over Duluth Central and Stambaugh All-Stars. Both squads travel this weekend for UP championship showdowns, HS vs Menominee on Saturday and Legion vs Bessemer on Sunday, urging community support.
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Ironwood High School
American Legion
Ironwood
Duluth Central High School
Legion
Stambaugh
Revival of Ku Klux Klan Sparks North Proposals
A renewed Ku Klux Klan movement proposed in the North faces strong opposition. Veterans of Foreign Wars posts condemn the group as fraudulent and harmful, urging federal and state authorities to suppress the organization as a public menace. The piece questions motives and the legitimacy of such vigilant mechanisms substituting for official regulation.
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Ku Klux Klan
South
North
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Democracy’s cure lies in citizenship at school
A defense of robust democracy argues against rule by a select minority and for strengthening citizen duty. It contends that democracy fails when citizenship is neglected and urges teaching governance, elections, and lawmaking in public schools to foster responsible, engaged citizens.
The Lumber Trade in a Rising Market
The American Lumberman reports a sustained lumber buy, rising prices, and a healthy market driven by home building and anticipated railroad troubles. Sawmills resume operation as demand outpaces supply, with production costs varying up to 30 dollars. Winter log storage using heated hot ponds aids year-round output. hardwood demand grows while stocks remain inadequate, signaling a potential hardwood shortage despite higher prices.
No Hope for Beer in Michigan Prescription Ruling
A brief editorial notes that a medical prescription ruling on beer will not change Michigan policy. State statutes remain controlling for beer sales, limiting any impact. The piece warns readers to beware political influence and delayed effects on the public.
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Michigan
Washington
Probate order in Gogebic County estate dispute heard
The Gogebic County Probate Court in Tessember appoints November 14 1921 for a hearing on the heirs of Oscar Teterson deceased with notices to run three weeks in the Ironwood Times The matter is presided by Judge William S Baird Also sealed bids are invited by the Board of County Road Commissioners for winter gravel haul from Watersmeet extending west about three miles, due by November 4 1921 at 2 30 PM in Bessemer Court House
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State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Tessemer
Said
William §. Baird
Oscar Teterson
Imma Peterson Hickson
Derenged
Sail
Ironwood Times
Board of County Road Commissioners
Court House
City of
Bessemer
Watersmeet
Road gravel bidding notice for Jackson Creek area
Two miles of road at Jackson's Creek east of Wakefield require gravel bids. For details on quantity and pit locations apply to the County Highway Engineer. Bids must include a $100 certified check. The Board reserves the right to reject all proposals. Dr Barney Loughran Saxon Wis plans pasture pasture access next summer. full particulars to follow.
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Jackson’s Creek
Wakefield
Saxon, Wis
Barney Loughran
Saxon Wis
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Board of County Road
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Ironwood, Michigan
New York
Finland
Brooklyn
Boston
Helsingfors
Rialto
Inc
Davis & Fehr
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