Covington Light and Water Contract Under Fire by Citizens
The Citizens Organization of Covington denounces city officials for alleged mismanagement of the Light and Water plant and seeks voter judgment on November 4. The file cites a 1908 contract with Covington Light and Water Company and accuses authorities of failing to ensure the plant was in good condition when conveyed. It urges reform, proper law enforcement, and open council meetings.
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The Citizens Movement and Public School Duty
The piece urges citizens to support public schools as makers of good citizens beyond partisanship. It cites the superintendent’s view on civic duty and warns that democracy depends on youth trained to serve the community, invoking Washington’s warning about partisan influence. It notes Covington’s unity across parties in the Citizens movement for better local governance.
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The Well at Power House Controversy Over Brick Dredged Up
J D Laney of the Public Safety Committee faced questions from two citizens about the brick work at the power house. The discussion stalled as the article notes a continuation on page 2.
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Citizens' Ticket slate listed for city offices
The Citizens' Ticket announces candidates for mayor L. P. Little. city clerk Scott Hugel. treasurer Worth Reed. councilmembers David Wolf First Ward Clint Kaufman Second Ward Joan Peters. At Large James Richey George Law.
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