Councils Hold Important Meeting on City Salaries and Finances
City councils met last evening to discuss fixing salaries for new commissioners under a proposed government form. City Solicitor Kincaid advised the board they lack authority to set compensation. Officials approved paying unpaid wages on North Center street and sought immediate settlement of city claims. The salary of the city controller was reduced to 150 dollars a year, and auditors approved many bills.
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Prevent
Botteranches
Kincald
Wis
Wig
Kincaid
Prévent
Henxon North Center
Coyle
West Washington Street
Nitor Kincaid
Inin
Concord Farmers Alarmed by Local Poultry Thievery
Reported last week in Concord township, several farms suffered chicken thefts including a man named Mattigon losing twenty five birds. Residents plan to work with local attorneys to gather evidence and pursue action against the thieves.
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Concord Township
Mattigon
Concord
Opening World Series at Polo Grounds Draws Massive Crowd
Excitement filled the Polo Grounds as fans packed in for the Athletics vs Giants opener. Officers kept order while early arrivals, including Allen Woods and a McGraw-supplied pair, claimed prized seats.
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United Press
Hal Sheridan
New York
Polo Grounds
Athletics
Giants
Aileen Woods
McGraw
McCraw Ao
Joseph Sullivan
Ine Spector
Mlow T
Edward C. Davis
Orange
Davis
Canadian cattle rush on Detroit
Windsor Ont report describes a carload of cattle crossing into Detroit as the new law takes effect. The flow is heavy near the boundary with Haudenotians and the border area shows persistent import activity to supply border regions.
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Detroit
Wnited Press
Windsor
Ont
Man Collapses From Shock at Cinema Firework Scene
James Hughes aged farmer from near Watertown Brie fainted at the Lyric Theater during a film titled Pho Fire In the Ashen Tisl. He collapsed after a supposed candle and powder blast scene. Attendants and doctors attended. he regained consciousness after about twenty minutes and left with relatives.
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James Hughes
Lyric ‘Theater
Picture House
Hughes
Waterford
Brie
Lyrie
Miniger Waters
Low Weath
Greentivla
Jackson
H. Phelps
Farmer unearths old bronze campaign medal near Corry
Yesterday morning near the Alden farm three miles west of Corry the present resident Wi Mam i Bulley dug up a bronze campaign medal once used by McClellan in the sixties. The coin was buried underground for about fifty years and heavily corroded before cleaning.
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Alden
Corry
Wi- Mami Bulley
Relatives Seek Full Information on Death at Alpha Hotel
Relatives of W. A. Williams urge authorities for full details about a death at the Alpha Hotel. A brother visited Kiné to push the case, noting unsettled questions over Williams personal effects and the circumstances.
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W. A. Willams
Kane Jast-Wweele
Alpha Hotel
Kiné 6 Inule
Willams
Tramp Invades Policeman's Residence Incident
A tramp visited homes in the Second ward and forced entry at Officer W H Spencer's house on East White Street. He grabbed Mrs Spencer by the arm when the door opened and demanded a flat toad. the sleeping officer awoke and the man was taken to the lockup.
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East Whyite Street
W. H. Spencer
Total Tity
Mr. Spencer
Parolan
Company A Elects Officers At Armory Meeting
Major Wilcox conducted an election at the Armory to fill vacancies in Company A. Fivat Lieutenant is vacant. Tuck Richards elected to that post. Clifford Sourdet becomes Second Lieutenant, replacing promoted officer. Captain R W Brown will appoint a Sergeant to fill the vacancy. Paul Grete Jer elected Captain of the Company A football team for the current season with a large turnout including five members from Union City.
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Paul Grete Jer
Ca. A
Union City
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