Board of Education settles Caldwell bond case in Hamilton
The Hamilton Board of Education reports a full and final settlement with Treasurer W W Caldwell. Caldwell deposited 8,563.93 with the First National Bank and the Lindley promissory note of 10,000 is canceled. A judgment of 3,976.54 was entered against Caldwell, and his liability discharged. The board approves the settlement and tax payer interests. The retiring members Caldwell and Dilge exit, new officers elected including president Markt and treasurer Markt after a long ballot. The board seeks continued accountability under the 1873 school law.
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Vitesas
Board of Education
Milliken
Dard
Court of Ommon Pleas
Butlier County
Hamnon
Ohio
W. W. Caldwell
Second National Bank of
Hamilton
J.C. Lindley
W. W. Caldawell
Caldwell
First National Bank of Hamilton
Board of Ecation
Melay
Hiaretics
C. Markt
LB. Delacour
HH. D
Thomas Millikin
Meurer
Bond
Lindley
Common Pleas Court
Board of Education of
City of Hamilton
WLW
First National Bank
Boards of Education
Dilge
W. WL Caldwell
Jamilton
Shamilton
Kum
Court of Common Pleas
Caldiell
Dismiel Court
Ainthey
Uhior
John N. Carson
Butler County
John C. Lindley
Lindsey
Peter Schwab
Alferd A. Phillips
Garret Vanausdall
John R. Cornell
Philip Hughes
George F. Elliott
Court of Common Pleas Aa
D. S
Aid
Butler
Fotn
C. Lindley
van Derveer
Saami
Lorie
Clio
Butler Croniy
John N. Care
Avery
Uae
Heteare Wae
Sabayied
Ray Preence
Hartarr
Cieth
Council FreeeelINES) The 1973 city committees named
The city council laid out standing committees for 1973 with chairs and members in finance streets gas law and ward grades. A letter from National Fire Alarm Co of Richmond Indiana offered to take charge of a pending suit, to be handled by city solicitor. Deputies for wards were named and a gas committee motion sought credit on lamp-post losses from Lam iton Gas Light. County board approved several bills and considered road bridge abutment raises near Campbell's property. A brief Common Pleas Court session saw partition decrees and board of education case judgments.
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Bomd
Matthias
Markt
Committee On Claims
John Durrough
Delagourt
Witereas
Board of Education
Waerrens
Wiereas
Schliep and Grahaan
National Fire Alarm Company
Richmond
Indiana
National Fire Alarm Co
Pfau
Committee On Fire Department
David T. Riley
John Stevenson
Prank Foouir
Noel Rolie
Vesnil
Jota Q. Lastess
Fan
Lamiton Gas-Light and Coke Company
W. J Remer
J. Hargitt
Common Pleas Court
Joan I. Mer
J. Lenehan
William C. Campbell
Campbell
Ie- House
Sareli
Enterprising shoe shop and marriage license notices
A local shoe shop in the First Ward promotes a new invisible repair method to prevent shoes from running over and invites customers to see Rock to repair old shoes. Marriage licenses issued include Micheal McDonough with Briquet Hogan, Edward Winegarderf with Margaret Porter, and J C Waco with Nettie Fey. The Montivex weekly medical note reports on brain function and aging, noting Charles Schenck aged years died of consumption and Mrs Sicbert aged years.
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Crarcey Brex
Sepincin
Marriacr Licnxce
Micheal McDonough
Briquet Hogan
Edward Winegarderf
Margaret Porter
J. C. Waco
Nettie Fey
Charles Schenck
Sicbert
Races and mishaps mark Wednesday show and local incidents
Bizarre injuries mark the big show with M. S. Eldrick thrown from a burdie race and sustaining a broken collarbone and bruised shoulder. A First Ward skirmish leaves Gustine and Michel Redin with serious cuts. Funeral details note Flora Lehenck’s youngest child. Local ads tout clothing and a grain cleaner winning an Indianapolis fair prize.
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Dyeixe
Burdie
M. S. Eldrick
Kirkpatrick
Passing Away of Arkansas Radicals and Local Figures
A World of opinion notes the rapid demise of Arkansas radicals, detailing political figures like Dorsey, Clayton, McClure, Brooks, Volner Voltaire Smith, and the Little Rock Republican. It laments their decline from power, hints at fraud pasts, and predicts a quiet political season until November. The piece portrays a fall from influence across politics and poker, with sharp, critical tone.
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Arkansas
Dorsey
Clayton
Grant
Radical Party
McClure
Southwest
Schenck
Brooks
Little Rock
Jewell
Volner Voltaire Smith
Jack
Daxter
Garlands Police
Littl Rock Republican
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Woodbine Twineth
Elliott
Thomas Miniikin
C. Marks
L. B
Lacourt and Wit
H. Ditc
Committee
Committee On
Adam Uttrey
Suverse
Fto.c.e
Henry Dilge
Messrs. Bensinghofen
Knia
James Strand
Marks
Mechly
Delacourt
Benninghelen
Beaninghoten
Weller
Fiest
Dr. Mourkt
Pre ‘An
Adler
Sohn, Sehlit
Piiu
Beeler Ar Fear
Sebliep
L. Allstatter
Pinting
Graham, Beeler
Tau
Sohn
Comox
Catherine M. Potter
Joseph B. Macghess
UM. Wallace
D. J
Hanover
Uver
Gillespie
Treas
County Treas
Aspre
Hanover T
W. Deessup
L. Siephensen
Barret
Statlery
Uinta
Vinandl
Lucanlce
Fred. B. Landis
Zeckett's
Sno
Toch
Scopes Peek
J. Khaus
Rey ‘Muneatt
Tobias
D. Hellee
F Kimler
Ocuk
Woodram
J. Lintner
W. I. Davie
Pownstity Clerks
Gustine
Michel Redin
Mace
Flora Lehenck
Mrs. Smith
Third Street
Vasqunz
California
Massachusetts
Treasury
Uhe
One Price
Iligh
Beckett's
Cassimere
Strauss
Dhirts
Strauey
High St
Bowex
Indianapolis
Catson
J. W. Grooms Phillips
Hamilton, O
LEGA
Master Commissioner's Sale
BRILL
Court of Common Plea
Buotler County
Trenton
Ohig
Henrys Trill
Loni Brill
J. R. Sites
Hoek
Sam
N. Jouxson
Phillip
Burnett
Col
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