Wakefield City Commission Proceedings October 2 1924
Regular meeting at City Hall with Mayor Rummel and five commissioners present. Bills were approved and paid totaling many items including scales labor and supplies, boiler gaskets, power company charges, and various local vendors. Bonds for John Oxzello and Peter Coutratlo were accepted. reports from City Clerk and Health Officer read and filed. leave of absence for Commissioner Strough discussed. meeting adjourned.
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City Commission of
Wakefield
Rummel
Hart, Hornibrook
Strough
Matthews
Howe Scale Co
Mainolia
Rekland Brothers Company
Witaeid
Mack International Motor Truck Corporation
Kewanee Boiler Company
Peta
Central Electric Company
Lake Superior District Power Company
Western Union Telegraph Co
Louis Sacks
Bedell Motor Sales Co
Dons Wakefield Hardware & Furnitive Co
Wakefield Tron Company
J. W. Kostelnak
Treas
Pgopien Co-Operative CO
Eos
City of Wakefield
Labor Party Nomination Draws Rider Opposition
A reformist movement alleges that the readiness and formation of the Labor Party’s leadership are controlled by a coalition of national and international unions. They accuse Congress defenders of arranging the slate, while the public and farmers allegedly lack input in Labkotlette’s presidential race and criticize the Conference for Progressive Political Action as the core organizer.
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Labkotlette
Farmer
Conference For Progressive Polition Action
PUBLICATION ORDER ON ESTATE OF MIKE BALTIC
In Go Geble County Probate Court at Bes semer a hearing is set for October 27 for Stena Bobtch to establish legal heirs entitled to Mike Baltic’s real estate. Notice to be published for three weeks in Wakefield Advocate. Judge William S. Baird presiding. Irene B. Buchanan, Register.
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Peis Spate
Michigan
Gogeble
Bessemer
Ino
A. PD
Pion
William &. Baird
Dundee
Mike Baltic
Stena Bobtch
Wakefield Advocate
William 8. Baird
Conference for Progressive Political Action Aims Three Party Split
The article details the leadership of the Conference for Progressive Political Action led by William Johnston of the International Machinists Union, its St Louis and Cleveland meetings, and its farm and labor composition. It analyzes La Follette’s nomination process, campaign structure, and internal politics, including farmer absence and Socialist influence. It discusses potential outcomes for the 1924 election, including the roles of Bryan Dawes La Follette and the risk of a congressional stalemate triggering economic depression.
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Oor
William Johnston
International Machinists’ Union
Johnston
Rhode Island
Machinists
Washington, D. C
International Machinists
St. Louis
Cleveland
Conference For Progressive Political Action
Socialist Party
League For Industrial Democracy
Midmus
Dawes
Bryan
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Brookhart
Iowa
Ladd
Frazier
Palmer-Laborites
la Pollette
White House
Farmer Labor
Lafollette
Congress
House
Coolidge
Glass
Virginia
Bruce
Maryland
Underwood
Alabama
General Dawes
United States
Lafoliette
Contres
Provident
Lakollette
Lepeler
United States Senate
Gryan Voila
Dyrvis
Analysis of Voting for Bryan and Coolidge
The note weighs in on presidential choices, stating voting for Bryan equals support for his platform while voting for Coolidge equals backing his administration. It emphasizes clear alignment with the candidate's stance.
Overshadowing Genius Inaugural Speaker Embarrassed by Interruption
Washington Star notes a prominent citizen was persuaded to introduce the eloquent speaker for the evening. The senator replies with gratitude while lamenting that the audience’s enthusiasm disrupted what could have been a pleasant occasion.
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Sorghum
Washington Siar
Statue of Liberty head measurements and capacity details
Forty persons can find comfort ably in the a of the Statue of Liberty and the pvely will hold 12 people. The thicken ss of the head from ear to ear is 10 feet and the height of the head is 17 feet 8 inches. The distance between the eyes is two feet inches, the nose is four feet six inches and the indey is eight feet lone.
NELS WALSTROM Painter Decorator and Paper Hanger
NELS WALSTROM offers painting wallpapering and decorating services with automobile ready on request. All work guaranteed and prompt service is promised, with emphasis on professional craftsmanship and customer satisfaction.
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City Commission
Hart
Thert
Hornibrook
Nays
Strouch
John Oxzello
Peter Coutratlo
Strongs
Che
Sivough
W. H. McNamara
International Labor Unions
LaFollette Convention
Irene B. Buchanan
Register of Probate
Te Conventoen
Osermanr Sonnston
International Labor Organization
International Railway
Sociaist Party
Lalotlette Laloilette
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Balor
Linolette
American Federation of Labor
Haneting ‘Te Takolloite
Wheeter Movement
Conference For Progressive Political
Sevoa
Priv
Westington
Lie Etlettes Wheeler
LaFollette Wheeler Movement
Washington, D.C
Conference For Progressive Poitical Action
Labor
Montana
Nebraska
New Stampshire
New Jersey
Graf
Bunte
Johnson’s
Keeley
Candyland
A. F. Olson, Prop
Alysis
Statue of Liberty
Ernest Schaefer
Pressemer, Michigan
Wrigleys
Wrigley’s
Nels Walstrom
Oxfords
Outing Boots
Sakks
Outfitter
Dad
Lad
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