Changes Made in Election Laws Ballot Simplified and Expanded
The new election code, after study by a commission led by N. Frensdorf, Alward, and Ray Brownell, introduces permanent voter registration, re registers after two consecutive nonvoting years, and requires transfer records with clerks. It places presidential candidate names on ballots, sets petition and county representation thresholds for candidates, caps spending, and mandates durable seals on ballot boxes to deter tampering.
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Rd N. Frensdorf
Hudson
Nis E. Alward
Senate
Ray Brownell
Flint
Communist
Labor
Detroit
Baccalaureate Services for 1929 Graduates Sunday
Members of the 1929 graduating class and friends will attend a 3:00 p.m. service at the Community theater. Rev. Charles Szygula of St. Marys Church will deliver the address. The high school orchestra and glee clubs will provide music during the service.
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Chas. Szygula
St. Mary's Church
Planes to Fly Over Gogebic County on Thursday Afternoon
A fleet of 20 airplanes from the U P air tour will pass over Gogebic County likely between 2 30 and 3 30 p m on Thursday. The noise may attract watchers as the planes circle the range cities before heading to Woodruff Wisconsin 62 miles away for landing. They will return to Ironwood for an evening stop over with a banquet at the Elks club where Mayor Hanson will pitch tickets.
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Gogebic County
Woodruff
Wis
Ironwood
U. P. Air Tour
Upper Peninsula
Elks’ Club
Hanson
City clerk’s aide denied compensation for total disability
Silas Mac Gregor of the state industrial board ruled Enoch Evans not entitled to compensation for total disability after typhoid fever believed connected to water at Watersmeet fish hatchery. Evans, once city employee, recovered from active fever but remains permanently incapacitated. Standard Insurance, city’s insurer, faced in board hearing with appeals planned to full board or higher court.
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Enoch Erans
Silas MacGregor
State Industrial Board
Evans
Stanley Tyack
Watersmeet
Krans
Ashland
Standard Insurance Company
Industrial Board
Rotarians Endorse Service Club Here
Ironwood Rotary club members C M Humphrey and J B Patrick spoke on service clubs at a Tuesday meeting attended by about 70 men. The session, chaired by C W Bemrechmiarnacehfteimme mer, featured social and business benefits and community ties, with supper by Luther League volunteers and musical entertainment from Sap Dragons and local professors. The next meeting is planned for the summer.
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C. M. Humphrey
J. B. Patrick
Ironwood
Wakefield Girl Heads Women's Athletic Association
Miss June Miljevich of Wakefield was elected president of the Women's Athletic Association of Western State Teachers College at the annual election held Wednesday. She is a junior in the physical department. Other officers include Alice Cummings Harbor Springs vice president Tryna Hoebeke Kalamazoo secretary treasurer Alta McDermott South Bend honor point recorder Eunice Vander Brook Kalamazoo sports manager Hollis Moore Niles publicity chairman.
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June Miljevich
Wakefield
Women’s Athletic Association of
Western State Teachers College
Miljevich
Alice Cummings
Harbor Springs
Tryna Hoebeke
Kalamazoo
Alta McDermott
South Bend
Honor Point Recorder
Eunice Vander Brook
Hollis Moore
Niles
Wakefield High Class 1929 Presents Novel Commencement
Wakefield High School plans an original graduation program at the Community Theater next Wednesday evening. The outline includes a Salutatory, a series of plays and pantomimes by class members, a National Honor Society presentation, musical numbers by the High School Orchestra and Glee Club, and a class memorial.
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Wakefield High
Heads Trip to Arctic Lands
Commander Donald B. Macs Millan begins a three month Arctic exploration from Newfoundland to Baffinland aboard the Mizpah yacht. He is joined by Commander Eugene F. McDonald Jr. and four University of Chicago scientists at Sydney, Nova Scotia.
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Donald B. Macs Millan
Newfoundland
Baffinland
Eugene F. McDonald, Jr
MacMillan
University of Chicago
Sydney
N. S
Sheep Train to Visit Wakefield Tuesday Afternoon
A carload of live sheep will accompany a demonstration train arriving Wakefield at 2:00 from Marenisco. Purebred ewes and rams, scrub stock, and parasite exhibits will be shown with lectures by G. W. Putnam and Verne Freeman. Public invited. music by the high school band planned.
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Wakefield
Marenisco
State College
Chatham
East Lansing
Upper Peninsula
G. W. Putnam
Verne Freeman
Michigan State College
Tronwood
List of Game and Fish Violators Published Monthly
The conservation commission and Director George P Hogarth order a monthly list of game and fish law violators to be compiled and mailed to newspapers across the state. They emphasize prevention over punishment as resources grow and state property is at stake, noting fines do not cover conservation costs.
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Commission of the Conservation Department
George P. Hogarth
Hogarth
City Tax Rate Near Peak For 1929 Assessment
City assessor William Kuivinen reports the 1929 city tax rate will be about 16 dollars per thousand of valuation, near the all time high. The total city valuation is 12,404,950, down nearly 888,025 from last year, driven by a large mine property deduction and a 10 percent real estate cut. The Wakefield General Hospital is not exempted from taxation, and mine companies will pay roughly 170,000 of the 199,304 total city tax levy, due July 1.
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William Kuivinen
Board of Review
Wakefield General Hospital
State Tax Commission
Businessmen Honor L A Cluley At Wakefield Event
Retiring Wakefield physical director L A Cluley was guest of honor at a service club meeting. Arthur Cavender praised his 18 years of coaching and guidance to high school teams. The business men presented a fountain pen and a traveling bag as tokens of appreciation.
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L. A. Cluley
Wakefield
Service Club
Supt. Benner
Arthur Cavender
A. L. Stannard
Mr. Stannard
Mr. Cluley
Sunshine Camp Opens June 25 At Grand View Hospital
A $100 city check was ordered as a donation to the Sunshine Camp to aid children with lung ailments and those undernourished or underfed. The camp, opening June 25 at Grand View Hospital, will run several afternoons weekly funded by countywide contributions. The commission also approved joining the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau for the coming year and allocating $200 for the community July 4th event.
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Sunshine Camp
Grand View Hospital
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
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