Liquor Law Fights Foreshadow Special Session Battle
Detroit lawmakers prepare for a tight special session on November 22 to tackleBeer laws and tax measures. Key issues include whether liquor is sold in state or private stores, sales by the glass or bottle, a $2 head tax for constitutional financing, and funding for schools from liquor taxes or new revenue sources. President pro tempore and floor leaders argue that prohibition’s failure shows laws cannot reform drinking habits.
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Detroit Times
Public Trust Commission
A. Picard
M. Donnelly
Cogitive Council
Picard
Picard Sa
United Ae
Donnell
Willing family compensation award upheld by board
The full board of the department of labor and industry sustained a 77 percent compensation award for the late Matt Willing of this city. Castile Mining Company appealed after a commissioner heard the case. Willing died years ago from a heart ailment, with evidence tying the mine injury to his death. The award pays $18 weekly for 77 percent weeks and $200 for funeral expenses.
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Matt Willing
Department of Labor and Industry
Robert A. Burns
Willing
Castile Mining Company
Wiling
1800 To Handle 1934 Rod Licenses
The Department of Conservation announced that about 1800 license agents will distribute general rod licenses for 1934 before January 1. Residents holding licenses for Michiganders total nearly 300000, with no expiration until December. Under the rod license law, anyone fishing in any method must possess a 50 cent license. ice fishing and spear fishing in season are not exempt.
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Department of Conservation
Department
Proceedings of the annual board of supervisors meet
The annual meeting proceedings are published in full with reports from officers and departments. The financial statements and budgets for the coming year are included in the report.
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the Board of Supervisors
Junior Club Plans Thanksgiving Evening Program
The Junior Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening with Mrs. Elmer Lusa in charge of the program featuring a Thanksgiving entertainment. Mrs. Glenn Wooster will host the evening.
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Elmer Lusa
Glenn Wooster
Schools and liquor tax split Michigan lawmakers
A heated debate over liquor revenue for schools divides Michigan lawmakers. Republicans fear governor Picard’s Liquor Control Commission aims to build a political machine while some push private sales to speed school funds. The head tax faces party-line opposition, and a $25,000,000 bond issue faces stiff conservative scrutiny as old age pension enumerators and budget needs sharpen conflicts.
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Picard
Liquor Control Commission
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
William A. Comstock
Supervisors Seek Law Revisions At Escanaba Meeting
Upper Peninsula Supervisors Association urged repeal or revision of obsolete and costly state laws at Escanaba. Delegates argued county boards should name tax commission personnel, critique costly mandates, and push removal of unnecessary offices to curb 15 mill tax limits. State Senator Doyle warned politics create countless boards and functions. attendees urged a thorough study to reduce government costs and tax levies.
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Upper Peninsula Supervisors’ Association
Escanaba
Victor I Mer
Lemmer
Gogebic
County Tax Commission
Omnes
Laigype
of Supervisors
Supervisors’ Association
Board of Supervisors
Lawrence Phoenix
Grand Marais
Burt Township
Alger County
Phoenix
Walter Henzeinson
Dickinson County Board
W. F. Doyle
Upper Peninsula
Luce
Baraga
Chippewa
Deta
Dickinson
Houghton
Tron
Macki
Mencaize
Keweenaw
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Meetings
Immanuel Lutheran Church observes the Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity on November 19 with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and evening worship at 8:00 p.m. No morning service due to the pastor’s trip to Mellen Wisconsin. Choir rehearsals, Ladies Aid, Y. W. M. S. meetings, and a Thanksgiving aligned program are announced with hostesses Mrs J Kasternak, Mrs Sofie Hanson, and Rev and Mrs Byquist. Public invited.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Mellen
Wis
Ladies’ Aid
J. Kasternak
Sofie Hanson
Byquist
Y. W. Ws
Robert E. Byquist
Eyes Have It Back to the Settee
A garbled report describes Ted returning to work and attempting a minor theft. After following unclear steps for a while, he paused to rest briefly. He then looked around and found his boss watching him intently as he checked counts near a washing machine.
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Ted
oSim
Iron Age reports steel production resistance figures
The Iron Age magazine notes a temporary resistance in production with a reading of 25.2 percent for the period, down from 27.1 percent in the prior week. The report discusses trends in steel trade and industry metrics affecting output projections.
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Iron Age
Personal notices from Wakefield area in brief
Ray visits a week at the home of Ed ee Wn A James. Kent and mped em hong with relatives. Mr and Mrs Annibale Ravalli are parents of a son born Thursday November 16. Mr and Mrs Claire Haskins visited in Duluth. Miss Alma Ranta heads to Chicago for work. Mrs Gertrude Datson of cheap Falls Texas convalesces with sister Mrs Joseph. Thomas Woi and son Chester seek treatment at Duluth clinic. Henry Meyers of Houghton guests at L G Wilson home. Season tickets for high school basketball available with free admission and reserved seats. James Ozzello noted. Jimmy discourages cigars, others may visit fire department. Odin Seeger and friends, student at Northern College at Marquette. Mrs Benner attends to matters at home. Mr and Mrs George Johnson visit with Mrs Arthur James and J C Penney in Crysta.
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Ray
Ed Ee Wn
Gertrude Datson
Cheap Falls
Texas
Joseph
Thomas Woi
Chester
Kalt Poe
Duluth
Henry Myers
Houghton
L. G. Wilson
Meyers
Wakefield
James Ozzello
Jimmy
Odin Seeger
Marquette
Benner
George Johnson
Arthur James
J. C. Penney
Crysta
Penney
Seal sale opens now for tuberculosis battle
A public seal sale begins, with proceeds allocated to fund tuberculosis fight efforts. Organizers urge community participation and note the fundraising supports local health initiatives and hospital programs.
Firing Squad Named in Historical Record
The document lists Pal Salmela William Karling Rodolph Cloon Joseph Patyk Arthur Haapoja and William Kuivinen as participants and names John Oxzello as the commanding firing squad leader with Oscar Benson Kuiawa John Williams Godfrey Stevenson Vincent Agriesti and Joseph Belling as squad members.
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Pal Salmela
William Karling
Rodolph Cloon
Joseph Patyk
Arthur Haapoja
William Kuivinen
John Oxzello
Oscar Benson
Kuiawa
John Williams
Godfrey Stevenson
Vincent Agriesti
Joseph Belling
Local Office Records Range From V-23301 To V-23850
The document notes vehicle or file identifiers V-23301 through V-23850 at the local office. It also mentions fifty I ranging the plates, indicating a consistency with last year’s plate counts or assignments.
Woman's Club Ticket Sales By Members
Members of the Woman's club are selling tickets. The notice indicates club members handle purchases directly. Event details and date not provided in the readable text.
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Woman's Club
Bertha Hill Leases Property in Local Transaction
A local figure, Bertha Hill, has executed a lease arrangement for a property described in brief terms. The action reflects a standard rental agreement, with involved parties and terms likely filed with the community’s records office. Details on the property and dates are not fully legible in the supplied text.
Party Record on State Affairs at St James Hotel Meeting
Horatio J. Abbott and Joseph M. Donnelly led a Democratic event at St James Hotel discussing state finances welfare and farming prices. Donnelly cited a statewide deficit over 18 million and a 16 mill tax limit proposal while Abbott urged a cheaper dollar and state sales tax amid NRA criticism and bank restructuring. Continged on page eight.
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Democratic Party
Horatio J
Internal Revenue
Joseph M. Donnelly
St. James Hotel
Centus
Comstock
Donnelly
Abbott
Upper Peninsula
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