Printers Union Names Old Mansian as New HQ in Indy
The International Typographical Union will move its headquarters to the palatial Murdock home on North Meridian Street in Indianapolis. The 1906 limestone estate, built by Frank Van Camp, covers four and a half acres and will be altered for union use with 34 rooms. The union cites lower costs and more space as reasons for the move, with leaders James M. Lynch and others overseeing the purchase and renovations.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank van Camp
Canning Industry
James M. Lynch
J. W. Hays
Seth R Brown
Austin Hewson
Charles N. Smith
Hugo Miller
The
Typographical Union
Colorado
International Typographical Union
Typographical Union Expands Springs HQ Investment
Springs, Colo, to which an extensive addition was made last year. The Typographical union has long avoided risky bets and stuck to government and municipal bonds. This time it purchased own headquarters property to cut rent and expects a profitable return, with the option to quickly reduce the investment by selling surplus land.
International Typographical Union roots traced to printers guilds
Iowa State Teachers college faculty heard K. S. Estes describe the Dairy Cattle Congress and the dairy industry's reach. Estes, secretary of the Midwest dairy exposition, outlined the show's size and influence during a semimonthly luncheon at Cedar Falls.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dairy Cattle Congress
K. S. Estes
Divorce Defendant Is Charged with Court Contempt
Affidavit filed by Minnie Johnson in the Cedar Falls divorce action against Taylor Johnson alleges contempt of court. Judge G W Wood issued a citation for a hearing at 9 am February 4. Johnson says the petition for divorce was filed January 20 and a temporary writ of injunction was served prohibiting harassment at her home 522 Fourth Avenue. She claims the defendant, around 12:20 am January 25, stopped near her parents’ home, grabbed her, tried to force her into the car, threatened her, and then forced his way into her room before leaving when she threatened to call relatives.
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Taylor Johnson
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P.H. Leggett & Co
TAY Premier Coffee
Weseay
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Bridge St
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Fifth Ave
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