City Council Approves Loan and hall improvements
Mayor McCarty leads council in authorizing a 5000 loan from Peoples National Bank. Bonds for city officers are filed. A request for department requisitions is approved. Police to curb ash dumping. A committee of Allen Ramsey and Feagans to confer with Hugh McKernan on city hall improvements and additions.
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Temorary
Allen
Peoples National Bank
Hugh McKernan
Washington Mayor Urges Forward The City
The mayor addresses Common Council outlining finances and duties. He cites a start with a deficit of 669.05 and pending taxes. urges enforcement of liquor, gambling, and vice laws. praises public schools and police, fire departments, and street maintenance. discusses electric light and water plants. announces park purchase and civic improvements. calls for honesty and public service in government.
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City of
Washington
Democratic Party
Shepherd Indicted in Fiber and Manila Pool Case
New York January 10. A new labor federation led by John H Parks linked to the Fibre and Manila pool has been indicted by the federal grand jury as an illegal restraint of trade. The Paper Board association of 140 major paper manufacturers faces charges, with Parks previously fined 4000 dollars after pleading guilty. Indictments name individual members, and a third suit against newsprint makers is pending.
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Ziba F. Graham
the Light and Water Company
Carrol E. Gray
Graham
Washington Water and Light Company
Zoa F
Water and Light Company
Light and Water Company
Graham Night
Commercial Club
Connell
Washington
John W. M’carty
Shepherd
New York
Parel Association
John H. Parks
Fibre
Federal
Grand Jury
Paper Board Association
Parks
Fiber and Manila Association
United States
Indiana
eBveridge Paper Company
T Indianapolis
Marion Paper Company
Marion
Lafayette Straw Board Company
Lafayette
Shepherd Paper Company
Vincennes
United Company
Wabash
Muncie
Yorktown
Noblesville
Rockport
United States Board and Paper Company
Carthage
Search Reveals Burial Place of Cecil Rhodes in Tennessee
The Rev. J. C. Rhodes, pastor of the First Baptist church of Vincennes, after forty six years learns his father Enoch Rhodes is buried near Nashville Tennessee. Rhodes served in the Fifty first Indiana volunteers with Col Streight and was mortally wounded early in the Civil War. Aged information indicates efforts to bring the body to Indiana for burial.
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Indianapolis
Cecil Rhodes
J. C. Rhodes
First Baptist Church of
Vincennes
Catenne
Enoch Rhodes
Nashville
Tenn
Rhodes
Fifty
Indiana Volunteers
Streicht
Streight
Libby
New Law Firm Formed by Aikman and Rogers
A new law partnership of WII Aikman and Arthur Rogers is announced. Aikman has run a lucrative practice for years and will join his existing office. Rogers, trained at Indiana University Law School, has been with Hastings Allen Hastings and was elected county attorney. The firm will operate from Aikman's current office.
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Central School House
Supreme Court
Grugelst
Washington
Wii Aikman
Arthur Rogers
Aikman
Rogers
Hastings, Allen & Hastings
Indiana University Law School
Public Accounting Board
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