Disagreement Over Sewer Law At City Council Meeting
The sewer commission met to decide if 4600 could be kept from the newer fund to pay a sewer inspector for next year. Attorneys argued the sewer committee lacks authority to withhold funds for wages and that duties end when the sewer is completed and handed to the city. The mayor noted a claim that 9600 could be withheld to cover inspector salaries for one year, while property owners within district No 1 seek refunds to reflect actual construction costs.
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Veel Sar
Worety Company
Nino
Sanders and Flynn
Anwar Committee
Aid Council
Anid
Itt
R. E. McFarland
Aluce Riven
Old City
Trenton
Alec
Aerrante
Ihea
Insurance firms withdraw from Wisconsin under new laws observed
Dozens of insurers cease Wisconsin operations as hostile insurance laws take effect. Under attorney general guidance, firms may retain policies until their terms end, while about 500 000 policyholders face changes. Withdrawn groups hold $45 929 005 in total risk, listing major firms and their settlements.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Moore
Insurance Companion
Wisconsin
Forestn
Northwestern
Mutual
Potte- Jom
Connecticut Mutual
York
Federal
Fidelity Mutual
Gervanta
New York
Fatten
Mama Chusette Mutual
Minnevot
Hughes to Urge Reforms in New York Legislature
Albany, N Y. Governor Hughes plans a bold reform agenda for the approaching session. He will advocate changes to banks and trust laws, state institutions, public service reforms, and primary election measures. He also aims to amend the public service law to clarify unclear provisions hampering commissioners.
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Albany
N.Y
Altway
Hughes
Overnor
Midh Ceforma
al Premnt
Aleo
Legislatire
Simalon
Pelmarim
Jhot
He Wuaare
Georgia Goes Dry as Law Takes Effect in 1908
Georgia moves toward prohibition with one day left before state law bars alcohol sales. Liquor dealers remove stock to comply, while ministers protest religious exemptions and clergy fear sacramental wine violations. Enforcement hinges on medical and devotional use, with others predicting a sharp rise in illegal trade.
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Atlanta
George Tu
Bar Vale
Frotelit
Mynor
Georgia
Comanr Myer
Georgi
Tomnrrom
Two Views of the Tap Case In Local Paper Debate
The Chronicle reports conflicting positions on water taps and main connections in a dispute over tap charges. Consumers Company officials defend charges while acknowledging some past free taps, citing franchise rights and city police power.
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Sreets
Kod Operating & Weiner Aychem
Mmit
Water Company
Gro
Harding
Cousimers Company
Chronicle Artiole
Mont Place
Titisene New Sabsing
Theela
Local meeting at Sender's Hall with new council members
Community gathering at Sender's Hall as Maglon residents prepare for an anticipated event. Attendees discuss court proceedings, new members joining the council, and measures aimed at securing property compliance and future approvals.
Verbal war of law on Algerian church and mosque duties
A fragmentary report outlines tension over French law affecting Algerian religious sites. It notes Vatican and colonial tensions, restrictions on churches and mosques, and potential changes in property handling amid broader wartime pressures from Allied forces. The text references Algeria, Catholic and Protestant communities, and European powers reacting to the subject.
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Athlon
Algeria
Pepe
Alanna
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