Council Group Passes on 1930 Fund Requests
Marion county council ended a two day session by declining to restore about 50000 dollars cut three months ago. The majority faction led by Paul Dunn approved 88000 dollars in various budgets while minority members protested. The session allowed 38640 dollars in part to county officers including Dunn and Rob inson with gains for Hutsell Gladden and others. A Coffin faction influence was noted in the proceedings.
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Marion County Council
Paul Dunn
Harry Dunn
John Shearer
Thomas
Coffin
Dunn
Strong Coffinite
George O. Hutsell
Mammoth tooth found near Knox by Lebanon teacher
Mrs Mayme Clinger of Lebanon and Center Township High School unearthed a mammoth tooth and bones from six feet deep near the school yard. The find was shown to the statehouse for inspection while a related funding note mentions past and present county budget decisions affecting prosecutors court reporters bailiffs and a stenographer stipend.
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Mayme Clinger
Lebanon
Center Township
Starke County
Knox
Advance Seen in Old Age Aid
Professor H. L. Reitz of the University of Iowa predicts that workers and employers will create their own retirement plans for aged employees within years. He foresees a shift toward reserve contractual schemes run by stable organizations under state supervision, similar to life insurance regulation.
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United Press
Des Moines
H. L. Rietz
University of Iowa
American Association of Science
Legal Reserve Life Insurance
Reitz
Retirement issues spark urging for businesslike solutions
The piece notes numerous controversies hindering universal adoption in the United States and urges employers to confer with each other to solve retirement problems in a businesslike manner.
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United States
Democratic workers run own business in democracy style
The Indianapolis Times prints a company statement detailing a fully worker controlled enterprise begun in 1917. Workers vote on laws and policies, share profits, and set wages by need with pensions and health care. The goal is broad ownership and aiding other workers to build similar democratic firms.
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Indianapolis Times
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Clyde E. Robinson
Frank Childers
Fred T. Gladden
Washington and
Wayne Township
Judson L. Stark
George Eggleston
John Willis
Frank J. Lahr
Olds
Grove
Illinois St
Shan
Illinois Street
Riley
The
Columbia Conserve Company
Indianapolis, Indiana
Peoples Life Insurance CO
Frankfort, Indiana
A Legal Reserve Old Line Company
the Peoples Life Insurance Company
Frankfort
Indiana
Will H. Adams
Indianapolis
Aetna Bldg
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