Contention Over New State Laws on Searches and Arm Carry
Iron county case tests two state laws allowing warrantless car searches for firearms and restricting carrying a rifle in sight to the deer season. Mankes and Youngren arrest Kohmehl and Dowsey on Sept 24. defense argues these measures violate the federal constitution. Prosecutor Waffen supports testing the laws in higher courts.
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M. 8
Amiedonough
William Kofmeh
Walter Dowsey
Justice Court
AieDonough
J. P. Curley
Kohmehl
Dowsey
William Manke
Sigmund Youngren
Manke
Kofmehl
McDonough
Lansing
United States
Mr. McDonough
A. J. Waffen
Iron County
Civic Club to Meet October 19 in Wakefield
The Wakefield Civic Club opens its season Monday October 19 at 6 30 PM in the Memorial Community Building with the city commission as guests. Officers will be elected and a work program outlined. A dinner precedes the meeting and reservations are urged for seating. John R Matthews appointed full time police officer at Plymouth property replacing a temporary post amid staffing cuts. India reports average marriage age as 12 and a half years.
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Wakefield
John R. Matthews
City of Wakefield
Plymouth
Sanday Lake Iron Company
Mr. Matthews
Wakefield to pay 19 percent of county tax share
Wakefield will pay about 19 percent of the county and state taxes to be raised, per state tax board figures announced at a special supervisors meeting in Bessemer. Total valuation for Wakefield taxation is down from last year, with continued debate over county-wide equalization and reassessment impacts.
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Wakefield
State
Bessemer
Jaren Weel
George Lord
Tas
J. A. Tederstrom
Ironwood
Wakefield News
Tederstrom
State Tax Board
Cluaries
Pantera
Boards of Review
R. A. Douglas
Board of Supervisors
Tax Board
Plymouth Parent Teachers Meeting Rescheduled To Thursday
The Plymouth Parent-Teachers association October meeting has been moved from Wednesday October 14 to Thursday October 15. The session starts at 3 20 p m with a brief program by first and second graders under Miss Rhythe Peterson, followed by Miss Emma Knudson discussing How to Appreciate Music. A lunch will be served after the business portion.
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Plymouth Parent-Teachers Association
Rhythe Peterson
Emma Knudson
Hamlin joins Connor Lumber as Thomaston superintendent
Hamlin, former Wakefield township supervisor, resigns from John Schroeder Lumber Co to become superintendent for Connor Lumber Co in Thomaston. He now oversees construction at the Conner Camps north of Thomaston. The Inn company has purchased three township lots near Thomaston town hall for homes for local heads of the company. Bedell Motor Co. has become Dodge agent and will also sell Star, Flint and Durant brands in the territory.
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Dodge Cars
Bedell Motor
Dodge Automobile
Star, Flint
Durant
Wakefield Health Officer Urges Public Co operation
Dr. R I C Prout newly appointed Wakefield health officer asks residents to consult him on public health matters and work with the health department for the common good. He promises weekly talks, stresses quarantine when needed, and urges keeping homes well ventilated with fresh air despite weather costs to combat illnesses.
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R. I. C. Prout
Wakefield
Prout
Harrimen
Ificer
Lakes survey reports ready for distribution in Upper Peninsula
Reports on lake surveys in Gogebic county prepared by F B Abler for the Bureau of Biological Survey and the Department of Agriculture have arrived at the Marquette office of the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau. Each report details shoreline, water type, bottom, vegetation and other data to aid aquatic plantings for waterfowl. Lakes covered include Lac Vieux Desert Sunday Lake Thousand Island Lake and Lake Gogebic. The Development Bureau arranged the surveys with the federal bureau and assists sportsmen and groups seeking good breeding grounds for waterfowl.
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Upper Peninsula
F. B. Abler
Department of Agriculture
Marquette
Gogebic County
Lac Vieux Desert
Sunday Lake
Thousand Island Lake
Lake Gogebic
Federal Bureau
Development Bureau
Thirty two Michigan cities go over endowment drive
Thirty two Michigan cities surpassed their American Legion Endowment fund quotas to aid war orphans. Several larger cities lagged early but campaigns push to meet the $175000 target, with Grand Rapids expecting completion in a week to ten days. Harold Emerson urges every citizen to contribute to clothe feed and educate the fatherless children who lost their fathers in service.
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Michigan
American Legion Endowment Fund
Bing
United States
Crystal Falls
Houghton
Marquette
Michigamme
Newberry
Rapid River
Sault Ste. Marie
Stambaugh
Romulus
Midland
Grand Rapids
Piint
Port Huron
Saginaw
Bay City
Kalamazoo
Harold H. Emmons
Detroit
Abe Lincoln
School Board Signs Two Year Building Lease with City
The Wakefield board of education pays $5,000 annual rent to the city for use of Memorial Community Building rooms for two years from March 1, 1925. The district gains limited access to gym, pool, showers, and theater for specified weekdays and times, plus up to 25 interscholastic contests, 25 social events, and 50 theatre sessions, with schedules to be arranged via the city clerk.
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Board of Education
City of Wakefield
Memorial
City Commission
Ani
Tara Rlest Teta Ys Wert Aberholl
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Francis Atta Miller
Civic Club
India
Famous Style Line
Skud & Goldman
Skud &Goldman
Hamlin
Connor Lumber
Verty
Wall Street
Glen B. Winship
Atty
THE
First National Bank
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