City Manager Plan Wins in Local Vote
City Council completed ballot canvass confirming approval of the city manager form in a special election. Mayor A D Rodgers said a certificate of election would be issued but its purpose remained unclear.
28 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
1
City Council completed ballot canvass confirming approval of the city manager form in a special election. Mayor A D Rodgers said a certificate of election would be issued but its purpose remained unclear.
Report states the primary election will be called and the war ends unless disgruntled advocates sue. Some men scout grounds to contest the election, and, by Hoyle, no game is over until played. The council’s decision is likely to be accepted as final, though the end may not be reached yet.
Five Camp Fire Girls bands Lodeka Lena Fenialla Aktati and Kinunka with guardians entertained area mothers in the library basement. The first meeting aimed to acquaint mothers with Camp Fire work and gain moral support.
The Alliance and Scottsbluff girls clash tonight in the high school gym to decide western Nebraska honors after three years of tied titles. Scottsbluff is undefeated, Alliance also undefeated on their local floor, and both squads feature veterans from past showdowns. The Midgets and Boy Scouts open, followed by the main girls game with the boys also playing at Scottsbluff and Gering this week.
County Judge Tash will address the Methodist church Sunday evening on the work of the juvenile court. He has bench experience with juvenile offenders and has explored the theoretical side of the issue. The talk should interest every city parent.
The Alliance chamber of commerce invites all citizens and visitors to the Lowry and Henry roof garden this evening around 8:30 for entertainment with music, dancing, and a lunch of hot doughnuts and coffee. Committees coordinate cards dancing lunch and a community sing along with meals served and no speeches to interrupt the fun.
Scottsbluff city council passes a condemnatory resolution after three days of booze raids by State Sheriff Gus Hyers and deputies. They denounce the “Prussian method” and accuse deputies of striking prisoners while Chief P. J. McSween is praised for duty.
January 26 marked the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Reinhober and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruschinsky. The brief birth notice records two newborns in a single column entry.
American Potash company at Antioch Nebraska shows assets of 1 666 872 44 and liabilities of 420 516 44 per a federal court filing by W E Sharp. Samuel C Waugh of Lincoln named trustee. bond set at 25 000. Plant closure tied to cancellation of 21 000 tons guar contract and bankruptcy proceedings followed.
Alliance high school and city athletes form a joint basketball unit with two or three games so far and plans for a formal league next year. The next game against Crawford Town is scheduled at Alliance High School gym on Tuesday February 1. Team members include Glen Joder Clinton Brennan Roy Tarbert Bud Darnell Ray Griffis and Charles Griffis with Griffis and Edwards organizing the venture.
Box Butte County officials met with J C McLain to discuss state and federal aid for a highway between Alliance and Hemingford. About $62,000 in available funds could be used this year if approved, with July target for letting contracts. Government standards would raise costs and require upkeep, while broader regional road plans face local rivalries and bond voting hurdles.
Phillip Greek who shot and killed Mrs. Mary Smith on December 27 was adjudged insane by a commission including Dr Edward Delepanty and A Mose and held in the county jail insane ward. Deputy City Attorney George Q. Richmond said Greek will be tried for murder, not insanity, and may be sent to a hospital for the insane.
The forecast indicates Alliance will see milder weather with rising temperatures. No significant precipitation is expected as skies remain partly cloudy through the day. Winds will be light from the southwest, creating a pleasant end of week outlook.
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