Postal Pay Increase Affects City Workers
President Coolidge signed a postal pay raise effective January 1 1925 boosting national salaries by 300 per year. Local post office staff of twelve will gain about 5600 annually with back pay in the next check. The bill also raises postal rates from April 1 to fund the higher salaries and includes a campaign expense rider for congressional candidates.
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Coolidge
United States
Sam
Santa Claus
Jerry A. Clayton
Fadwar Lucas
Verna Jackson
Hannah E. Newman
Kmimer Clayton
Charles Letsinger
George O. Anderson
Harvey Isher
Henry A. Kramer
Marl W. Bohley
George Aydelatte
W. A. Mallicoat
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Pounding Mystery Sparks Curate Night Out
A fragment from a serialized tale shows Tomy and Janet in a Continental restaurant scene with Count Casimir, aMascotte, and wine as they debate introductions and cocktails. Janet frets over phrasing while Tomy hesitates to engage. The moment hints at romance and intrigue amid European settings as the scene continues.
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Janet Church
Casimir
Totminy
Tanet
Pointuy
Jineto
Hospital Report Highlights Home Return and Surgery
Mrs. Charles Hayes of Worthington was taken home yesterday after treatment. Miss Fern Hall was operated on for appendicitis this morning and is progressing well.
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Charles Hayes
Worthington
Fern Hall
Future of C M and S Y P road discussed in NY
New York March 2 The bond market featured irregular moves in Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bonds. After a prior decline the 4 percent bonds rose above 70 but failed to hold, while the 1 percent bonds fell as preferred stock weakened. Outlook remained mixed with a receivership still seen as possible. January earnings reported net income 1 376 069 up 748 556 from last January.
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New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Radio Station At Indiana University Memorial Stadium Plan
Indiana University may install a class A broadcasting system in the new Memorial Stadium. The stadium committee consulted two engineers and will submit a report to the board of trustees. Estimated cost about 25000 dollars would be funded from the stadium building fund of 250000 dollars raised by alumni students faculty and friends. The radio station would allow broadcast of athletic and other university events.
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Bloomington
Ind
Memorial Stadium
Indiana University
Board of Trustees
Cardwell To Move After Public Sale At Farm
Moses Cardwell of the Price farm west of town will hold a public sale of stock and farm implements on March 17. He has secured work as a finishing department inspector at the Showers Furniture plant in Bloomington and will move there.
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Moses Cardwell
FE. MH. Cardwell
Cardwell
Big Showers Furniture
Bloomington
Poultry man hires from flood of applicants
Charles W. Johnson advertised for a married man to work on his place and received 777 applications in one afternoon. He said he was almost breathless as he chose his worker, declaring the rush a record response.
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Tle
Mike
Vve
Western Union Office Moves to Bank Building Rear
The Western Union Telegraph office will be moved tonight to the room prepared for it in the rear of the First National Bank building on Vincomnes street.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
First National Bank
Vincomnes Street
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