Dispute Settled Over Seymour Telephone Switching Charges
Seymour and nearby rural mutual lines reached an agreement after a six month dispute with Indiana Public Service Commission over switching charges. Ten rural companies in Jackson County challenged a 24 cent monthly rate per subscriber, claiming lack of notice before the change. The settlement narrows the fighting as farmers largely won their points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Mutual Telephone
Jackson County
Seymour Mutual Telephone Company
Seymour Exchange
Indiana Public Service Ecommission
Indianapolis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indiana
Ilinois
Northwest
Federal Building
Tixaminer Pattison
Interstate Commission
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Indiana Public Service Commission
State Board of Accounts
Marion County Commissioners
County Board of Election Commissioners
Woodburn Musson
Jackson Carter
Anderson
E. W. Jackson
Ernest Newby
W. E. King
King
Newby
Jackson
Noblesville
City Board of Health
Board of Health
B. Pettijohlen
J. E. Wanna
J. W. Klotz
Public Service Commission
United Brethren Church
W E. Cooper
Lafayette
C. B. Cooper
Hillsboro
L. W. Cooper
Kokomo
Franklin
M. M. McCaslin
Hanover College
William McCaslin
Columbia City
Samuel Secrist
Nellie G. Smith
Petersburgs
Ward
Winchester
Patoka Ditch
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Atlanta
A. J. Hart
Richmond
John Lewis
Elwood
Francis Wampler
Worthington
Mudge Stephens
Verre Haute
C. Garrison
Montpelier
Jacob I. Schras der
Elkhart
Wilbur Sharon
Supreme Court
Althea Hart
Lilith Martin
Fifth District
Jenry Becker
George J. Adams
Rosechute
St. Sims
George Yohe
Ernest Mallett
Marion
George Tille
Tavansville
Johu Snook
Itkhart
Swansville
Vanderburg County
Wayne County
Goshen
Lake Wawasee
Wawasee
John E. Boyts
C. OM. Dobson
Rotary Club
Rotary Clubs
Fort Warne
Warsaw
South Bend
Wendallville
Country Club
Indianapolica
Indiana Federation of Parmers’ Associations
Federation
George C. Bryant
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Department of Atriculture
Westinghouse Lamp Company
New York City
Trenton
N. J
Newcastle
John C. Hardin
Greensboro
Rachel Charlesworth
Goodrich
Charles Ziegler
Attica
State Highway Commission
David C. Jenkins
Ziegler
Alexandria
Alexandria Preserving Company
Monroe Township
The
Canning Company
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
Wuntingburg
Nappanee
Rochester
English Findings on Timber Resistance and Electric Treatment
English scientists report passing electricity through freshly cut timber increases decay resistance against fungus. A tractor drawbar pull can be monitored via a new spring device recording work on a dial. A medical scientist suggests visiting a museum to aid scholars' brain function. Selma Lagerlöf becomes the first woman elected to Sweden's Academy of Letters and the sole woman Nobel laureate in literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Lagerlof
Swedish Academy of Letters
Evicted Newark Widow Attracts Three Marriage Proposals
Mrs. Margaret Stanton, the first evicted tenant to move into Newark New Jersey's tent colony, has received three marriage proposals from men seeking a wife. They learned of her eviction with four children and her status as a widow and offered homes wealth and hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stanton
Newark
N. J
Borth
Redwoods National Park movement and debate noted
Washington sidelight recalls a House resolution directing the secretary of the interior to study creating a California park around Sequoia sempervirens. Discussion clarifies forest reserves vs park jurisdiction as Sequoia National Park expands to Roosevelt, while redwoods face extensive lumbering and a Save the Redwoods League grows nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Oanes House
Secretary of the Interior
House of Representatives
California
United States
Mrr. Walsh
Speaker
Lea
Department of Agriculture
Walsh
Massachusetts
New England
Sequoia National Park
Roosevelt
Redwoods National Park
Save the Redwoods League
Nicknames of U S Senators The Human Side of the Senate
A look at the playful nicknames given to U S senators by Washington correspondents in the senate press gallery highlights how public figures become targets of clever and sometimes bold sobriquets. The piece lists several examples such as Hitchock dubbed Whitehy-Koo and Lodge nicknamed Cabbage, noting the fun and the risk in exposing private quirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ecorrespondents
Quince
Josiah Quintus Bobb
Massylvania
Senate Press Gallery
Senator Hitchcock
Nebraska
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Hitchcock
Ititehy-Koo
Cabot
Old veterans prove age no barrier to achievement
A discussion of pension matters cites letters from John W. Riley and a Dayton veteran, noting Comrade W. Bayne aged 80, ex-speaker Joe Yannon aged 83, and other elderly figures from art, literature, and science. At Pleasant Hill Post 869 the Grand Army of the Republic gathers 17 veterans averaging 81 years nine months, proving the old are capable of high and useful deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Thomas
Colorado
John W. Riley
Dayton
W. &. Bayne
Grand Army of the Republic
Joe’ Yannon
Titian
Lepanto
Michael Angelo
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Whittier and
Bryant
Humboldt
Galileo
Commodore Vanderbilt
Henry Watterson
Pleasant Hill
Dan W. Williams
Grand Army
Dewey House to Become Store in Rhode Island Avenue
The Dewey house at 1747 Rhode Island Avenue, once given to Admiral George Dewey in 1899, is sold out of the family for conversion into a store. Mrs. Frances Pitney of New Jersey holds the dismantling permit, with ties to John Ballantyne Pitney and Mahlon I. Pitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Avenue
Admiral George Dewy
Francis Pitney
New Jersey
John Ballantyne Pitney
Supreme Court
Mahlon I. Pitney
Pitney
John R
Mildred McLean Hazen
Admiral Dewey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ndiana
Harvey McCord
Seymour and Crothersville
Grand Jury
James A. Cox
Nobblesville
Harmilton County
George Becker
Here
Parcel & Iray
Copenhagen
Denmark
Pershing
U. S. S. Northern Pacific
General Pershing
Canal Zone
San Juan
Porto Rico
Spa
Belgium
Alice Gaddman
Red Cross
San Francisco
Alice Antoinette de Lamar
Joseph R. de Lamar
de Lamar
U. S
Polonius
Kentucky
Tog Eye
Owen
Oklahoma
Soconostata
Simmons
North Carolina
Pern
Furnifold
Ace
Waute Nelson
Minnesota
Canute
Dewey