Wasteful Senate and House Payrolls Draw Fire in 1913 Session
A historical legislative expose argues the 1913 session wasted state funds on countless positions and lavish pay. It notes 100 Senate employees for 50 members, excessive sergeants at arms, door keepers, clerks, custodians, and pages, with salaries up to seven dollars a day. The House mirrored such extravagance, despite fewer staff per member, prompting an attempted reform bill that was defeated along party lines.
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State Treasury
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School Board urged to spare trees at Fairview
A resident protests the planned tree removal at Fairview School grounds, claiming to voice former pupils' sentiment. Others join the debate, with one of the oldest alumni recalling the building’s history.
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Fairview
Music Instruction Offered By Miss Anna From Indiana Conservatory
Miss Anna, a graduate of the Indiana Conservatory, will give music instruction. Call at 14 Branklin Street. Both phones available.
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Anna Say Rope
Indiana Conservatory
Branklin Street
Automobile For Hire Case Involving Harold Hasbrouck
Automobile for hire case details mention Harold Hasbrouck of 319 Cowood Street Bell phone 811-W. The readable items indicate service at hourly or trip rates, noting two or three cars involved.
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Harold Hasbrouck
Cowood Street
Bell
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