Civil Service Inquiry in Utica Faces City Employees Issue
A state investigation by the State Civil Service Commission, led by Charles P. Milliken and John C. Birdsye, examined whether political appointments or civil service rules govern Utica New York city employees. It focuses on appointments by the Democratic administration and the status of those hired under civil service rules after Republicans left office. The outcome is expected to declare many Democratic appointees irregular while preserving some current civil service holders, with possible removal of the local commission if findings are released.
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State Board of State
Utiea
N. Y
Thin City
Charles P. Milliken
John C. Birds Eye
State
Ciyil Service Commission
State Commission
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Ardmore Captures Stranger in North Carolina Timber Dispute
Ardmore, owner of Ardstey, nabbed a stranger believed connected to an outlaw Appleweight gang. He cornered the intruder near a creek, forced him to march, and ordered two laborers to detain him for food and further questioning. The captive resisted briefly before compliance, with Ardmore’s men guarding him at a corn-crib as dawn neared.
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Strang
Tog
Bite Paul Nail
Paula
White Twin
Ardsley
Thone
Arcier
Tovacco
Burns
Ardmore
Ardley
Omar
Ardaley
Appleweights
Tle
Ardstey
North Carolina
Miurahs
Jack
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