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Newspaper

Covington Republican

Location

Covington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1913

Page

8

Citizens' Column Sets Covington Platform Demands

The Citizens Organization of Covington in convention calls for honest efficient city administration. It seeks to remove partisan control, strict law enforcement, self sustaining electric light and water plants, fair city official service, no profits from contracts by officials, better fire protection, and open council meetings.

Citizens’ Organization of Covington

Light and Water Contract From Covington 1913 Debate

Citizens argue over the 1913 Covington Light and Water contract and the transfer of the plant to the city. The expose contends the city paid for a plant not in good condition and calls for voter judgment on officials and the plant’s condition.

Covington Light and Water Company Covington Fountain County Indiana Light and Water Plant

City Officials Named for Upcoming Term

For Mayor I P Little, City Clerk Scott Hugel, Treasurer Worth Reed. Councilmen listed by ward: First Ward David Wolf, Second Ward Clint Kaufman, Third Ward John Peters. At Large James Richey and George Law named to the council.

The Citizens Movement Urges School Duty Beyond Partisanship

The article argues public schools should wake good citizens beyond party lines. It cites school superintendents and Washington's warning against partisan baneful influences. It notes Covington’s Citizens movement uniting Democrats Republicans and Progressives for better local governance.

George Washington Covington

The Well at Power House Controversy

The Public Safety Committee led by J D Laney faced questions on street about the brick at the power house. Citizens asked why the brick was used and questioned the conduct of last summer’s work. The article notes only concern with the manner of execution.

Power House J.D. Laney Public Safety Committee

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the Citizens’ Column Citizens Organization Light and Water Contract William S. Reed Chicago William Reed William $ Reed Said Common Council Said City Covington Light and Water E. H. Nebeker I. C. Yount, Sec. and Treas Linos H. Nebeker Hanibal C. Yount Enon H Martin Spence Stanto Grey and Clark Evan W. Heath John LaTourette Citizens The Citizens’ Movement Lewsader Clem Harter
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