Local Officials Question Voting Authority and City Bandit Incident
A letter from Chief Shattle challenges the School Board’s right to influence votes. Messages to C E West and J A Davis discuss political rumors and a store holdup, praising courage yet warning of risk. Separate note from Chief Seattle cautions against laughing at criminals as bandits may strike again.
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Government completes major Tennessee river plant project plan
Washington reports the $100,000,000 power and nitrate plant at Sheffield Alabama on the Tennessee river aims for completion within three years. Brig. Gen. Taylor says 30 months to three years, with $7.5 million extra appropriated October 1 to resume winter construction. Col. W. J. Barden leads the army engineers in rapid labor recruitment and cofferdam work across the port channel.
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