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Newspaper

Washington Gazette

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

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Pike County Telephone hearing closes as bonds sought

A hearing before Indiana Public Utilities Commissioner Clark, in this city, weighed the value of Pike County Telephone holdings to justify issuing 70000 in bonds. Manager Webb testified the out of county assets were worth 113000 with 1250 monthly income, and total stock wealth near two million dollars. Witnesses for both sides argued over two-system proposals and potential rate effects while noting existing notes and futures.

Clark Indiana Public Utilities Commission Indianapolis B. & O. Southwestern Pike County Telehone Company Pike County Daviess County Washington Exchange Webb Glark Mattingly

New Postmaster Nominations in Montgomery District

Congressman Cullop recommends James Kennedy for Montgomery postmaster to replace Law Weimer. Other fourth class recommendations include Levi J. Drake at Fairbanks, Oscar M. Farley at Wheatland, W. T. Bricker at Burns City, and William Charmichael at Harrodsburg.

Cullopps James Kennedy Montgomery Law Weimer Fairbanks Levi J. Drake Wheatland Oscar M. Farley Burns City W. T. Bricker Harrodsburg William Charmichael

Bond Sues Grant Bond Sues Granted in Indiana Public Utilities

The Indiana Public Utilities Commission revisits a bond dispute involving United Telephone Company and related parties. Officials place UKB on record regarding obligations and financial requirements tied to the case. The matter centers on regulatory bonding and the company’s compliance status.

Pike County Telephone bonds approved for 70000 with 50000 available now

Indiana public utilities commission approves a 70000 bond issue for Pike County Telephone with 50000 available immediately to meet existing obligations and extend service while 20000 more may be floated later. President E. K. Spencer says 50000 will cover notes and plant work as construction proceeds. Work on the new system advances with poles being set and offices nearing installation.

Walter G. Kidwell Hyatt House George Gilliatt Hveryman Pike Company Claude Sanders Daniel Rutter Pike Hugh F. O'Neall M. G. O’neall Ew Company Resport Petersburg O. M. Vance John W. ‘Dillard Bell Company William Beck Cannelburz Charles F. Keith Pike Comany L. H. Stuckey August Boules John Daily William L. Hart John" ‘Dosch Real Estate Counscilman Soeth Indiana Public Utilities Commission Pike County Telephone Company Flau21 E. K. Spencer C. H. Webb Indianapois Spencer the Herald Commission Washington Judrey Clark Webb East Eleventh Walnut Meridian Street

Tharp 18 Pleaded in Suit Over Iuka Station Fall

Col C L Tharp returned from Sullivan after a week pursuing a suit by William F Gardner of Vincennes for 10000 against B & O Southwestern for damages from a fall at the Iuka Illinois station. Tharp, representing the railroad, won a verdict for the plaintiff for 600 after a heated contest and offer to compromise.

Col Clot K.tharp Sullivan Hey William F. Gardner Vincennes Southwestern Gardner Iuka Illinois Tharp

Sprinkler System Planned for Windher Company Building

The article describes an automatic sprinkler setup using five unit plugs set to different temperature triggers to flood areas as needed. About 1,500 sprinkler heads will be installed across the building with selective activation per fire location. General Fire Extinguishing Co of Providence holds the contract and aims to speed installation due to limited current protection.

General Providence R. I Windher Sigantic Hincher Manufacturing Hinder J

Brewing Along the Banks of River White

A Knox County community faces ongoing tension as riverbank developments and local politics stir debate. Residents urge cautious planning while officials push for projects along the White River.

Bridge Repair Sparks County Legal Battle Over Shared Costs

Daviess county commissioners move to repair the White River bridge north-west of Vincennes amid threats of a lawsuit with Knox county. If Knox refuses to pay its share, Daviess may construct and recover costs under 1913 bridge laws, with attorney fees for the plaintiff. Commissioner Hartigan objects to Knox funding for a privately aided structure.

John Hartigan Knox County White River Washington-Vincennes Daviess Knox County Bucks Hartigan

Elks Lodge Members Seek New Recruits in West Baden Trip

Prominent Elks of the local lodge led by Matt Kelly and others traveled by car to West Baden and French Lick to recruit new members for the Washington Lodge of the B P O Elks. They stopped in Trinity Springs for supper and continued to the Valley, with many locals showing interest in joining.

Cal Lodge Elkis Kelly West Baden French Lick

Modern Woodmen vote shifts rate to Indianapolis at Toledo convention

At the triennial Modern Woodmen of America session in Toledo Ohio the Indianapolis rate was substituted for the Chicago rate in by laws. Insurgents failed to reduce head officers salaries as their proposal to cut pay by about half was defeated 20014 to 120%.

Indianapolis Chicago Woodmen of American Order Toledo Ohio

Bridge Repair Efforts Push to Fix Dangerous Knox Structure

Officials report the Knox bridge will be repaired or replaced immediately. The plan may use travel road crews to do the work and seek funding from Hartigan and local farmers who would donate stock for the project. If Knox commissioners refuse, a court suit will follow to compel action.

Hartigan Knox

Kennedy & Ragsdale Lunch Room Robbery Attempt

For a second time in three months, robbers tried to break into the Kennedy and Ragsdale lunch room early Sunday. Entry was gained at the rear door but nothing was reported missing as the business opened for the day.

Kennedy & Ragsdale

Gileiatt 18 Seeks Young Man After Suspected Stolen Rig

George Gilllatt liveryman says a young man hired a rig to Veales Creek on Tuesday afternoon and vanished. The horse returned by about 1 am Wednesday, showing it had been driven all night. Police may arrest a suspect.

George Gillatt Gilliatt Veales Creek Gillatt GillNatt

Infant Daughter of Dr Spink Dips After Illness

The ten month old daughter of Dr T F Spink Elizabeth W died Sunday night after a brief illness. Funeral services set for 2 20 Tuesday afternoon from the residence with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery.

T. F. Spink Elizabeth W Reeldynce Surlal Oak Grove Cemetery

Richard Neal Guilty of Assault With Intent to Murder

Washington youth Richard Neal was found guilty of assault and battery with intent to murder Alfred M. Shephard a street car motorman by Mayor McCarty at a city court preliminary hearing. Neal bound over to the circuit court in 200 dollars. Peterson arrested with Neal was acquitted on the same charge but pleaded guilty to another care and paid a one dollar fine. Neal allegedly threw a whisky bottle at Shephard after a dispute.

Richard Neal Washington Alfred M. Shephard McCarty Uugh Peterson Neal Shephard

Railroad Men Optimistic About Surplus Cars Decline

Railroad men report a slight drop in surplus rolling stock but totals remain high. June 15 surplus reached 252,994 cars, with reductions mainly in the Central Freight association area. trunkline territory still shows gains. Total car shortage was 609 on June 15, 770 on June 1, and 199 on unspecified prior dates, signaling a hopeful turn toward prosperity albeit slow.

American Railway Association Central Freight Association Ohio Nebraska Wyoming Trunkine TIS

Terre Haute duo buys corner drug store in Odon

M B Ulrich and M H Palmer of Terre Haute have purchased the corner drug store at Odon from F L Bly.

M. B. Ulrich M. H. Palmer Terre Haute Odon FL Bly. Ee

Veterinary Convicted in Espionage Case

A veterinary case report reveals a conviction tied to espionage charges. Authorities indicate the defendant faced trial under state security statutes and was sentenced following a jury verdict.

Sheriff Returns with Unflinching Wolfe After Transport

Sheriff George W. Harman said Dr. Daniel Wolfe the Washington veterinarian convicted of conspiracy to arson and fraud displayed unusual nerve during transfer to Indiana state prison. Wolfe remained calm and sociable, joking with officers and planning to set a record, while Harman noted no breakdown or prisoner details.

Daniel iV. Wolfe Avashington Indiana George W. Harman Michigan City Weife Marke Harman Wolfe Dr. Wolfe Mr. Harman

Plainville Car Tumbles Over Creek with No Injuries

A Plainville party Henry Heibecker and two sons with Frank Proctor rode west of town. Near O'Malley bridge over Smothers creek the car failed a curve and plunged ten feet into the water. It rolled end over end but all four occupants stayed in their seats and escaped unharmed.

Daviess County Plainville Henry Heibecker Frank Proctor O'Malley Smothers Creek Heibecker

Holder Leaves Troy for Washington Vacation Return in Ten Days

Curtis W. Holder of Allen & Wheeler heads to his old home in Washington for a vacation and plans to return to Troy in about ten days. He praises Washington state noting no other Washington compares, and suggests a strong welcome if the city appreciates good advertising.

Miami Union Troy Ohio Curtis W. Holder Allen & Wheeler Company Washington Holder

Tonsils Removed After Monday Operation

Mrs. Arthur Drury underwent a tonsil removal operation Monday. Dr. A. A. Rang performed the procedure, assisted by Dr. H. C. Wadsworth.

Arthur Drury A. A. Rang H. C. Wadsworth

William Merry Taken for Liver Abscess Treatment

William Merry of East Van Tre Street was taken to Lescher-Bowlers Sanitarium in Vincennes Sunday for treatment. An incision revealed he is suffering from an abscess of the liver.

William Merry East van Tre Street Lescher-Bowlers Sanitarium Vincennes

Also Mentioned on This Page

AIA Ficoty Wike LH. O'Donnell Indiana Public Utbilities Commission U. K Telephone Company Alicetown Daviess Commissioners Sause and Meade O O’conner Madden Matt Kelly Alvin Padgett Hugh O'Donnell Ed McCafferty Charley Gardiner The Washington Jodge B. P Trinity Springs Elks’ Lodge Woodmen Hincher Plant Protection Fis Gileiatt Ness Che Bea BUY Drug Store Vetinary Walis Court
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