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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
2
Notice to residents that business will be conducted at the Barr Township office in Montgomery on Tuesday and Saturday and at Cannnerburg on Wednesday forenoon and at other times at residence. Signed Daniel Carlin Trustee.
Trustee Ackman announces weekly office hours at Atffordsville and additional times at his residence on the fourth mile south of Alfordsville for all persons having bus sites in Reava township.
Official notice to all residents and businesses of Harrson Township that monthly meetings will be held at the office in Glendale on the second Saturday of each month and at the official residence at other times. Bernard Gillooly, Trustee.
Secretary Daniels argues for Navy self sufficiency in supplies to reduce private factory influence and high federal appropriations. He cites powder cost declines after government production began and predicts similar savings by procuring some materials in house while still buying certain items from private firms.
The navy aims to double powder and projectile production at Indian Head Maryland and New London Fort, with torpedo plants also expanding. Secretary hints at expanding naval yards, building a dreadnought, and argues government shipbuilding costs reflect actual expenses despite overhead charges.
The adjutant general ordered all government property held by Indiana units not recognized by the War Department returned or transferred to the Indiana quarters. Property will be stored until disposition, then offered at public sale if not needed. Title remains with the government and reallocation may aid states as militia funding spreads nationwide.
Chicago's large street car strike halted transit for two days, affecting over a million workers across 1,200 miles of rails. The city adapted with taxis, wagons, and cars, and by the next day operations resumed smoothly. Neighbors helped each other, and the incident highlighted American ingenuity and communal spirit amid disruption.
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