Holland Seeks Speakership From Gogebic Representative
John Holland, Gogebic’s state representative, announces his candidacy for speaker of the Michigan House. He returns from Lansing after a special session, faces two southern Peninsula contenders, and argues the speaker’s chair brings patronage power over committees and influence.
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John Holland
Gogebic
Sandigete
Hence of Representatives
Ansing
Holland
Lansing
Holiana
Aba
Upper Peninsula
Tlegeble
Gogebic County
Rep
Aaron W. Miles
Big Rapids
Paddy” Miles
Detroit New
Lyceum Show to Entertain City This Winter
The Lyceum committee plans a winter program in Waheddd City with musical numbers a bird lecture and a dramatic company. Officials urge broad public support and urge every family to attend as many events as possible for self-improvement and entertainment.
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Siote
Waheddd
Deamatte
Lake Superior Iron Mining Districts Rise and Widen
A terse report notes the Lake Superior iron mining districts expanding their output and influence as demand grows. Companies like Lakehead and Dougall firms push deeper into the region, with new shafts and shipments increasing daily. Local workers report steady wages while rail lines extend to support higher volumes.
Wakefield Mines to Run Full Time Through Winter
Conditions point to Wakefield mines operating on full time through winter. Open pit work will strip sand and repair while underground properties run at capacity. Sunday Lake and Brotherton ore is shipping after wartime stoppage as navigation may resume early next spring.
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Wakefield
Sunday Lake
Brotherton
Morgan
Lower Lake
Lake Superior
The Mail Order Moth and The Flame Home Buyer
The home buyer is the established citizen who values local ties and credit building. Out of town buyers drift for pennies, risking scams, while the home buyer gets reliable service from city merchants who know what he wants and provide it when needed.
Home buyer traits in a thriving town
They deliver goods for him in an emergency at odd hours with promptness. He benefits from corrections, alterations, special prices, and bargains of all kinds. The home buyer is the thrifty, successful man who stands by his hometown and grows with it while towns prosper. Which are you?
State fuel bill signed amid bitter debate in Michigan
The governor signed a revised fuel regulation bill that skirted the original plan, limiting kerosene sales by grocers and wood sales by small dealers while capping its effect to March 31 next year. Michigan coal dealers vow cooperation, hoping the act will ease shortages. Wakefield taxes and city services are also noted with pride in value returned for tax dollars.
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Groesbeck
Michigan
Lansing
Marquetta Mining Journal
Wakefield
Upper Peninsula
Marquette
Escanaba Eyes UP Title After Wins And Upcoming Tests
The Escanaba high school football team surprised by beating Iron River last Saturday. If Escanaba defeats Negaunee this Saturday and Menominee the next, while Wakefield defeats Bessemer, a championship viewing remains possible on a comparative score basis in the Upper Peninsula.
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Iron River
Escanaba
Negaunee
Menominee
Wakefield
Bessemer
Upper Peninsula
Michigan political items cover extradition and 1924 races
The report notes Nathan J. Miller of New York approves extradition for Edward Linedgren tied to a radical group in Michigan. It outlines Highway Department funding under the Federal Aid Highway Act, Simpson's Michigan presidential bid, Baker's Republican loyalty, and a special session battle over a coal bill with dark lantern committee actions and possible primary reform talk.
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Fies
Nathan J. Miller
New York
Groesbeck
Michigan
Edward Linedgren
Berrien County
Ponderen
New
Miller
Groes- Nook
Lundgren
Rogers
State Highway Department
Iowa
South Carolina
Mississippi
Texas
Charles B. Townsend
Herbert F. Baker
Nation’s National Parks and early conservation
The article outlines nineteen national parks covering 10 859 square miles, overseen by the interior department with eight parks plus several monuments under different secretaries. Hot Springs in Arkansas was the first, 1832, 14 square miles with 46 hot springs. Yellowstone followed forty years later, then seventeen others in forty two years, seven in the last decade, Lafayette Park in Maine as the lone New England park on Mount Desert.
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Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of War
Arizona
Secretaries of the Interior, Agriculture and War
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Yellowstone
Wyoming
New England
Lafayette Park
Maine
Mount Desert
Michigan Republicans pledge strong victory in November
Michigan Republican chairman Burt D. Cady praises Senator Townsend and Governor Groesbeck, urging voters to back the state and national ticket. He stresses stable leadership, economic restraint, and unity, condemns campaign buncombe, and calls for a clean, disciplined party campaign focused on Republican ideals and the League of Nations stance.
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Michigan
Burt D. Cady
First National Bank
Detroit
Charles K. Townsend
Cady
Natonal Senate
Mets
Chamber
Tale
Meade
Herding
Townsend
Pies House
Waellingeton
Lane
Buncombe
State Central Committee
Republican Party
Muskegon
League of Nations
Tho Near East
Dardanelles
Governor Tells Of Economies In Michigan Finances
Gov. Alex J. Groesbeck issues a detailed brochure titled Paolaghout Michigan's Finances to refute extravagance charges and show exact figures for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1922. It explains tax levies, interest costs, and allocations to the University of Michigan and Michigan Agricultural College, highlighting savings in administration and the breakdown of the tax dollar across bonds, education, and state services.
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Alex J. Groesbetk
Groesbeck
Lieut. Goy
Tom Tread
Charles J. DeLand
Orame
B. Fuller
Merlin Wiley
Frank E. Gorman
Supreme Court
John 8. McDonald
Paolaghout
Michigan
Alex J. Groesbeck
Norris Reheol
Univer
Michigan Agricultural College
U. of M
Government Conducted on Efficiency Lines Stated
A quotation argues that the United States government functions like a large business, emphasizing efficiency and comparing federal conduct to private sector practice within the Republican budget framework.
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United States
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