Eighth Street debates and town politics linger
The column riffs on aldermen budgets and street projects, noting a planned 10 cent tax hike and dam repairs costing 115000. It critiques election motives and calls for serving the public, with digressions on local quirks and community life through spring into baseball season.
Eighth Street To Stay at 42 Feet In City Vote
City council unanimously rescinded a 46 foot street widening plan after federal officials said four extra feet did not justify the cost. Eighth street will remain 42 feet while utilities underground Ninth street and Eighth street wiring proceeds. The vote also underwrote a $3,000 centennial celebration and discussed harbor, parking, shelters, and other municipal matters.
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Schuetze
Washington, D
Madison
Highway Commission
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Schvetze
Otto Berndt
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Washington
John Johnson
Ralph Plumb
Lc, McCambridge
Frank Kleiber
Ald. Randolph
R. Fk
Malta
Great Lakes
Malia
Muanitowoe
Rerrigne Pojyeet
Federal government to maintain harbor channel depth
Federal officials agreed to take over maintenance of the inner harbor channel from the river mouth to the second railway bridge, ensuring a 21 foot depth. Mayor Arthur Schuetze announced the decision after returning from Washington, with support from Congressman Geo Schneider and local officials. Funds are not yet assured, but a final decree is expected later.
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Arthur Schuetze
Washington
Schuetze
Geo. Schneider
Donnelly
Roo F. Malia
Harbor of Refuge
Deekston
Maple Grove Town Chairman Resigns From Sanitary Board
Pred A Fredrich, re elected Maple Grove town chairman, tendered resignation as a member of the Maple Crest sanitary board. He was renamed for a three year term last fall. The other two members are B S Bedell and Vee Praredie Rit Jr.
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Pred A. Fredrich
Maple Grove
Maple Crest
Othe
B.S. Bedell
Vee Praredie Rit
Two Rivers Man Pleads Guilty To Unstamped Liquor Charge
Adam Puwnoski of Two Rivers pleaded guilty in municipal court to possession of unstamped liquor. He was fined $75 with court costs totaling $87.42.
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Adam Puwnoski
Two Rivers
Manitowoc Centennial Celebrations Set for June 28 to July 4
Manitowoc plans a week long centennial celebration from June 28 through July 4 with a grand parade as the kickoff. The program includes floats, a monster pageant, exhibits, a county wide talent show, fireworks, flower and pet shows, an industrial expo and athletic day. Organizers will issue a centennial Herald Times edition and a Color Craft Books let also, with decorations supervised by R C Milski.
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Manitowoc
Herald-Times
R. C. Milski
Probate ruling includes funds in estate of Mrs Schreihart
Judge EdwardS. Lchmitz in probate court ruled that 20762 dollars of Mrs Henry Schreihart funds must be included in the estate. The gift to sister Miss Mayme Hartwig was found inadequately supported while the Marshall street home was willed to the sister. Income from the estate will go to both sisters Mayme Hartwig and Mrs Hart.
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Edwards
Lchmitz
Henry Schreihart
Mayme Hartwig
Marshall Street
Mayme
Hart
Chicago
Tax sales decline statewide with county level purchase noted
Reports from Madison County show a statewide drop in tax sales. In this county tax levies totaled 1,449,018 with 112,156 going to tax sale and purchased by the county. The sale share was 7.7 percent versus 12.8 percent the prior year.
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Madison
Pere Marquette Carferry Stuck at Tenth Street Bridge
A Pere Marquette carferry became stuck in the draw of the Tenth street bridge shortly before 1 PM Tuesday, causing a heavy traffic jam. Police seek a remedy for southbound congestion at Tenth and Franklin due to the bridge routing.
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Tenth Street Bridge
Tenth and
Franklin
Public Works Approves South Side Junior High Plans
The Public Works Administration approves the slate of plans for a new south side junior high school designed by Chicago architect John Chubb. The Board of Education plans to call for bids with openings set for May 13.
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Public Works Administration
South Side
John Chubb
Chicago
Board of Education
Train 114 Schedule Change To Milwaukee Route
Train 114 departs here for Milwaukee at 1 40 pm with a 20 minute shortening. Beginning next week the departure moves to 2 00 pm and the Milwaukee arrival is 12 50 am.
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Milwaukee
Chamber Stance Triggers Shutdown by Boat Bus Makers
The stove manufacturers of the country abandon the United States Chamber of Commerce over a dispute rooted in the chamber’s position on bus and truck legislation. The move signals a broader challenge to the chamber’s influence in industrial policy.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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