Cleveland City Manager Named Valuable Asset in Bond Drive
Fred H. Caley credits the city manager form of government for a $1,000,000 value to residents and praises William R. Hopkins as first city manager. The program, initiated January 1, 1924, follows a $10,000,000 bond issue for streets, sewers, parks, and traffic signs, aiming to curb corruption and boost civic involvement.
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Confesses Osage Murder and Traffic Reform Impact
The article notes a confession in an Osage murder case and reports a citywide “white way” lighting plan reducing accidents and crime by about 33 percent. Caley credits improved lighting for cutting crime as darkness aids offenders. Also mentions traffic department reforms and Morocco radio news.
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