Recent Flood Receipts and Payrolls Ledger Update
A historical city flood report lists receipts from bonds and transfers totaling 34 045 78 with 12 037 in totals and extensive payrolls for street cleaning water plants and health services across West and East Sides. It covers April 7 through 25 with items for payrolls, electric plant costs, animal health, and contractor clearing work.
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Beeit B. Erb
Sin
Bocks
HL. A. Crim
Fiind
Ei Hou
West Side
Ayroll
Aygpel
East Side
Torenn Sevy
City Expenditures With Payrolls and Utility Costs
Fragmented note details April expenditures for electric water gas works and pier plants, totaling 97 and 346 43 with a flood fund balance as of May 1. It states these figures do not include general city payrolls across departments.
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Payrell
Ohio railway loan approved by public commission in Columbus
The Ohio Hleelrie railway company secured 3,000,000 in second mortgage bonds at five percent after an immediate hearing. The commission approved the move with a proviso to retire 1,500,000 in outstanding capital stock from both the company and its affiliates, keeping total securities unchanged. Financing targets flood repair, with work to start soon. Black found guilty of rape in common pleas court near New Paris. farmer defendant released on bond pending appeal.
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Ohio
Ag Foga
Eand
Sean Hie
Black
Kalong Ow May del Hae
Ander Ducietmeuf
Cormunion
Coul Aay
Here
Edith Paxton
New Paris
Chicago Policeman Probably Murdered May Day Mystery
Chicago May 1 a police officer long at his beat in the city is feared drowned or murdered after a midnight call. The river is to be dragged today to recover the body, while wife and colleagues recall his regular habits and duty. Authorities say cleanup and sanitation efforts follow a prior public order to clear debris and improve streets.
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Chicago
Talohknan Gustav Wilkinis
Wearhoyn Street
Bridge
Williams
Pie
Tim
Public
Holzberser
Prak Buelters
Ube Gily
Ollever
Smedley
Ertiande
Cleaning Up City Gravel Drive Progresses Quickly
The city is rapidly clearing flood debris and filling holes with dried gravel. Gravel from streets and intersections is being reused for other improvements. Ward park and nearby intersections are being cleared of wet gravel as work continues.
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Hid
Currency Reform Proposed by Wilson and Bryan
Washington May 1 President Wilson and Secretary Bryan plan to draft a new currency reform bill upon his return from California. The proposal envisions national banking zones with a central reserve bank per zone and a clearing association under treasury control. It would replace the Aldrich Vreeland act with broader reserve use and tax incentives to adjust currency demand.
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Wilson
Bryan
California
Theuger Association
Treasury Department
Aldviese Vreeland
Callahan Murder Suit Filed Over Sheriff Death
In Breathitt County Kentucky a circuit court suit seeks 00 damages over the killing of former Sheriff Gd Callahan. Plaintiffs Mas Pyinanda Callahan and others accuse H Deaton Tom Deaton Sr Ton Davidson John B Deaton Abe Johnson and others of conspiracy to murder. Attorneys Byrd and Nickell represent the plaintiffs.
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Winchester
Callahan
Gd. Callahan
Breathitt County
Mas.Pyinanda
Shin Eet
H. Deaton
Tom Deaton
Ton Davidson
Jobn B.deaton
Abe Johnson -Altorneys
Byrd
Nickell
Lexington
Smail
Tyananida Callithan
Wawig Callatien
Dillan Gross
Guairdian
Har
Tet
Wes Cttti
Brexthilt
Dock Buby
Grew Johnson
James Deaton
Fat Callahan
Dock Smith
Andrew Jolson
Jes Deaton
Tax Returns From County Auditor Office Notes
County auditors send tax return blanks to incorporated companies for 1912 filing as flood losses affect business finances. Merchants prepare returns amid food shortages and fiscal strain, with officials describing the process as unchanged from previous years.
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Simus
Jesse Morrow Ventures Newhramler Cigar Store Refurbish
Jesse Morrow plans to take over the Newhramler cigar store at Lakes View hotel in Theaten steel to remodel it into one of the most complete and up-to-date shops in the city. The deal involves local business figures and a focus on modernizing facilities.
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Jesse Morrow
Morrow Lats
Newhramler Cigar
Lakes View Hotel
Theaten Steel
Nebronler
Heetuso
Boys Slip-On Coats Flood Prices Cut at Strauas
Flood-stricken buyers can snag boys slip-on coats worth four dollars for one dollar at Strauas. The sale highlights the drastic price drop as shops clear inventory from flood damage.
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Strauas
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