Council imposes new city garbage charges on businesses
The city ordains further trenchments in refuse collection as Mayor Cocking reveals daily moved garbage must be paid by produce commission houses Air cafes hotels and rooming houses. The 1907 ordinance requires payment for removal services to cover expenses, with the council proceeding to bill for hauling refuse at reasonable rates to protect public health.
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Cocking
Large amount of fish condemned and burned
The report notes a large quantity of fish was condemned and burned under city health inspection. The Associated Press reports in BISMARCK that a motion to continue the trial of J W Brinton, charged with perjury in connection with testimony before a North Dakota legislative committee, was taken under advisement by Judge W L Nuessle. Brinton was formerly secretary to A Townley, president of the National Non-Partisan League.
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Associated Press
Bismark
N. D
J.W. Brinton
North Dakota
W. L. Nuessle
Brinton
A. ©. Townley
National Non-Partisan League
Inquest Held Today Over Child's Death
A coroner and jury convene at the courthouse to view the scene of a child's death identified as ime vit tie Thomas. The jury inspects the dump area near Hesperus lode, then views the body laid in a white dress as neighbors and the young mother attend in quiet grief. The coroner administers the oath and offers condolences to the Joseph family.
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Thomas Child
China
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Super Attraction Opens at the Rialto
A promotional piece announces the Rialto premiere of a production featuring Mildred Harris and supporting cast including Wallace, Thomas, Fisher, Hughes, Tall, Hedrick, Van Buren, and Walker. The item touts it as her best vehicle and notes an afternoon matinee with a preview episode of The Son of the World’s Wonder.
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Horoscopes for Saturday June 25 1921
The column notes a lucky period with benefic planetary aspects for bankers brokers and business leaders predicting success in large projects and enterprise. It warns of possible vacancies in supreme offices and foresees debates on railway issues plus general political friction. Children born under Cancer are highlighted as industrious and clever.
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Mars
Saturn
Congress
Uranus
England
Turkey
McClure
Mahoney in Jail Bond Not Reduced
James E Mahoney pleaded not guilty in Seattle Superior Court to forgery charges tied to a fraudulent power of attorney used to seize property from his missing wife Kate M Mahoney. Police continue searching Lake Union as Judge King Dykman refused to lower the $5,000 bail. Mahoney remains jailed.
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Associated Press
Seattle
James E. Mahoney
Kate M. Mahoney
Lake
Voter writes in candidate name on ballot upheld
Montana Attorney General Wellington D. Rankin ruled that voters may write in a candidate on a ballot and elect them whether or not the candidate was officially nominated. The ruling specifically addressed a school trustee race where the candidate’s name was not printed on the ballot.
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Helena
Wellington D. Rankin
T. E. Gilbert
Beaverhead
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