Taton Council Adopts Utility Payment Enforcement
A damaged OCR record shows Taton council resolution directing collection of November 1986 utility charges for the city light plant. Disconnected service for nonpayment allowed after the 17th of the following month. 10 percent discount offered if paid by the 17th. Provisions cover emergency orders, penalties, and signatures of city officials.
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Taton Council OF
I Cty
Linton
Ciwsene County
Desdinhor
Seetlan
Clalny
Gus
Comemanz Covnch
T. eSedtton
Aia
Ang Fle
Meel- Rye Peneva
Notice of Final Settlement of Estate in Greene Court
Jennie Robinson administrator of Ettie Ellis deceased files final settlement in Greene Circuit Court November Term 1935. The hearing set for December 1935 requires all heirs and creditors to appear and show cause why vouchers should not be approved. Attorneys Bougets AG and others listed.
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Norier
Jennie Robinson
Ettie Ellis
Greene Circuit Court
Robinson
Novice of Final Settlement of Estate Notice
Peapies Trust Company of Linton Indiana as Administrator of the Maud B Asrey estate filed its final settlement and vouchers in Greene Circuit Court Brown County. The examination date is set for November 6, 1936 at Bloomfield Indiana. All creditors and legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved.
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Peapies Trust Company of
Linton Ind
Maud B. Asrey
Nh Greene Circuit
Perm
Deventer
Sald Ois
Hyon the Trust Company
Andrew ‘Humphreys
Bloomfield India
Tueman
Firkenemann Court
B. Wong
Attyoney
Industrial unions seek to absorb AFL and remake labor
Washington reports John Lewin of the United Mine Workers leads a push to expand the American Federation of Labor into a universal workers group. His Committee for Industrial Organization claims public support and aims to organize mass industries, with potential to absorb or rival the AFL. views split on feasibility and scope.
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Washington, D. C
John Ol. Lewin
United Ming ‘Workers of America
Hositte
Hia
American Federation of Labor
Hia Committee For Industrial Organization
Pub. Netty
Lewis
India
A. FF
Theo
United Mine Workers
Tran
International Vynographical Union
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
United Texte Workers of America
the OF Field, Gas Welt and Refinery Workers of America
Can and Mahnery
Department of
Cap and Millinery
Workers! International Union
International Union
ATI
Amelter
Asgrime
A. PF
Ford Peace Ha edition marks expedition anniversary
This installment notes the twentieth anniversary of the Ford Peace Ha voyage, part of a series by Charles P. Stewart, Central Press writer and correspondent who accompanied the expedition.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Peace expedition lands in Copenhagen amid row over bearded leader
Central Press reports the Ford peace expedition stopped in Copenhagen during its Europe tour. The procession of about 800 arrived at the Parade hotel led by the noted peacemaker Rev Dr Jenkin Eng Jones with his long white beard. Governor and supporter Sam faced a tense scene as Jones argued with them over concerns of landing and sympathy. The party pressed on toward Denmark seeking a homeward ship as tensions rose.
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Kirkwall
Orkney Islands
Europe
Copenhagen
Mayen
de Jenkin Aloya
Pica
Abo Tachi
North Dakota Vetera
Sam
Hin
Chinge Wana
New Qslo
Denmark
Dy, Jones
Dr. Soges
Canadian Parliament Faces Opposition to Reci Proximity Treaty
The article reports criticism in Canada of President Roosevelt and Premier Mackenzie King over perceived unequal benefits from a proposed Canada United States reciprocal treaty. It claims Wing Premier shows mixed feelings about further concessions and hints at future trade talks and financing. The piece notes a growing closeness between the two nations across the sizable shared border.
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Canada
Rognevelt
United States
Mac
Kenale Ning
Wing
New York Sees Bigger 1936 Crops and Lower Prices
Central Press reports Leslie Eichel notes the Alexander Kramston Institute forecasts larger crops in 1936 with major feed crops rising about six percent, boosted livestock production and lower meat prices. Potatoes, pears and buckwheat may show declines versus last year, aiding Roosevelt aims.
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New York
Financial
Alexander Kramston Institute
Roosevelt
Institute
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