Why Commission Plan Succeeds in American Cities
A national look at commission government as a reform adopted by hundreds of cities. Features include reduced politics influence, centralized purchasing, cash basis budgeting, and significant street and infrastructure improvements across San Diego Corpus Christi Topeka Eau Claire Iola Burlington Columbia Bartlesville Coffeyville Chattanooga Cherryvale Hutchinson Birmingham and more.
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Dallas
Houston
Des Moines
Iowa
Commission
San Diego
Cal
Corpus Christi
Tex
Topeka
Kan
Eau Claire
Wis
Iola
Burlington
Columbia
S. C
Bartlesville
Okla
Coffeyville
Chattanooga
Tenn
Civil Service Board
Cherryvale
Hutchinson
Birmingham
Ala
United States
Washington Oil Co Strikes Oil at Forks Depth 1472 Feet
Washington Oil Co reports a successful strike at Forks Prairie in Clallam County at 1472 feet. Driller Sefrit rushed to Seattle to inform principals after securing oil in the bailer and advancing the casing setup. Stock withdrawals followed and officials urged bridge replacement on Clallam river. Indian leases approved for four holders totaling 14,725 acres.
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Grays Harbor
Forks
Clallam County
Washington Oil Co
Washington Oil Company
Forks Prairie
Holt
Jefferson Oil Company
Washington Company
Sefrit
Seattle
Clanah Bridge
Hoh River
Gas Mound
Indian Department
Quinault Indian Reservation
Department
Sterling B. Hill
F. A. Leonard
Snohomish
A. W. Lane
Geo. F. Stone
Runover by Car Fatalities Strike Local Worker
Charles Johnson a ship carpenter 50 of Second and Pine Street was run over by a Hoquiam Aberdeen car at Second and Division between 9 and 10 pm and died at St Josephs hospital. He suffered severe traumas including loss of a leg and a foot and a finger. Johnson was intoxicated and had boarded the car at Twentieth Street Hosquiam prior to the incident. He is survived by a wife and six children and the funeral is planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Charles Johnson
Second
Pine Street
Division
A. D. Mills
Aberdeen
Johnson
Mills
R. H. Graham
Twentieth Street
Hoquiam
Division Streets
Graham
Vault
Doctor Matson Addresses Chehalis County Doctors
Dr. Ralph Matson, a Portland tuberculosis specialist, spoke to the Chehalis County Medical Association at Hoquiam Hospital on Wednesday night. He outlined key facts on treatment, causes, prevention, and cure of the great white plague after extensive study and European travel.
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Hoquiam
Ralph Matson
Portland
Chehalis County Medical Association
Hoquiam Hospital
Matson
Europe
Senate Banking Committee Hears Currency Bill Amendments
Washington Oct 22 The senate banking and currency committee moved to secure expert help to frame amendments to the administration currency bill Hearings will close and work on changes begin Four experts testified Alexander Gilbert Fulton National Bank New York warned against haste Taylor Vinson Huntington proposed a treasury bank and government currency issue F J Syme New York endorsed general principles L T Peck Hawaii cashier noted insular banks would be excluded and asked to keep current charters
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Washington, D. C
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
United States
Alexander Gilbert
New York
Fulton National Bank
Taylor Vinson
Huntington
W. Va
Treasury Bank
F. J. Syme
Hawaii
L. T. Peck
First National Bank of Hawaii
Match Wood Spur in Coast Plant Venture
Secretary N. B. Bryan of the chamber of commerce is asked to send samples of spruce and cotton wood to East capitalists who want to establish a match factory on the coast.
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N. B. Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Grays Harbor Delegation Hosts Tacoma Banquet Night
One hundred ten Grays Harbor “live ones” visit Tacoma for a grand Southwest Washington gathering. Hoquiam leads with 65 delegates, Aberdeen 13, Montesano 11, Oakville 11, and Elma arrives by auto. A Milwaukee special carried the group to a city welcome, banquet, and speeches with Tacoma business leaders. Congressman Johnson regrets attendance. L. H. Brewer arrives to be welcomed.
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Tacoma
Grays Harbor
L. H. Brewer
Hoquiam
Congressman Johnson
Lumberjack Nearly Severed by Cable at Camp No 7
Peter Grand a woodsman at North Western Lumber camp No 7 near Electric Park was caught in a moving cable Wednesday afternoon. His left leg was nearly severed above the ankle, with a compound fracture. Attending physicians hope the foot can be saved.
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Hoquiam
Peter Grand
North Western Lumber Company
Electric Park
City Council Pushes Auto Truck Purchase for Fire Dept
City council updates show a plan to buy another auto truck for the fire department to replace horses and cut crew size. Bids will require 1000 feet of hose and 350 gallons per minute capacity, with trade in of the Metropolitan steam engine on South Aberdeen.
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Council
Metropolitan
South
Aberdeen
A. E
Playground Bond Fight Sparks Montesano Vote
Citizens in Montesano plan a vote on selling bonds or raising taxes to fund a school playground after two children were injured by a car last week, prompting a movement to provide safe play space and keep youngsters off the streets.
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Montesano
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