Salamonie Plant Sale Nears Final Settlement
The Salamonie Mining and Gas Plant is near sale to a New York syndicate that already owns the Indianapolis and Logansport plants. Harry Paul and C E Diederick inspected the gas field with Supt Huffman and President, with a cash price of about 5108 to be set. Final settlement hinges on Diederick's return and completion of cash, but the deal is considered highly probable.
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Salamonie Mining and Gas Company
New York Syndicate
Indianapolis
Logansport
Harry Paul
Max Huffman
C. E. Diederick
Bluttton
Diederick
Gaztte
Wis
Murdock
Judge Monks Demands Commission for Supreme Court
Judge Leander Monks, elected to the supreme court, seeks immediate commission and entry, while the governor delays issuance until the first Monday in January. Monks argues he succeeds Judge Dailey whose vacancy ends with the election of a successor. the governor cites a six year term from the first Monday after election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Monks
Supreme Court
Monks
Dailey
Notting ham Township District No 11 Attendance Report
In Nottingham township District No 11 for the month ending November 25, the following pupils were never absent: Charles Fer Laura Heistand Frank Heistand Earl Lfer Orval Paxson Stella Thomas Earnest Paxson Harry Walters Clyde Walters Willie Heistand. Earl Lockwood Dwight Wells and Stella Newhouse were each absent one day. Enrollment 25 with average daily attendance in 7. Harriet Lavwanier, Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham Township
Charles Fer
Laura Heistand
Frank Heistand
Earlifer
Orval Paxson
Stella Thomas
Earnest Paxson
Harry Walters
Clyde Walters
Willie Heistand
Earl Lockwood
Dwight Wells
Stella Newhouse
Harrrit Lavwanier
Industrial revival and politics mix in September district results
The Gazette reports Steele leading with a 4525 plurality in the district. A Michigan Democrat in the legislature vows to vote as a unit, while Indiana Republicans push redistricting to help a 1807 US Senate bid. Income tax projections vary from 30 to 61 million, with corporations bearing 40 to 50 million.
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Supreme court upholds banking law on private banks
Judge Dailey delivers an opinion upholding the constitutional banking law as it affects private banks. The Paris case and the Arnolds of Columbia City are noted, with arguments by Mr. Shirley favoring validity. The decision clears the path for the Arnolds to stand trial for bank wrecking. An advertisement urges savings on suits at Kuhn’s clothier near the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dailey
Supreme Court
John W. Paris
Greentown
Frankfort
Shirley
Arnolds
Columbia City
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Salamonie Mining and Gas
Salamonie
Ft. Wayne
Grissell School
Brown
Bok
J. M. Brown
Indiana
Rone Gazette
Steele
Baron Munchausen
Otneter
Michigan
Isles
United States
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West Market Street
Nolan
J. A. Nolan
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