New City Auditor Contract Sparks Council Debate
At a special council session in Pride and Phasa the decision to hire a new public accountant was pushed by Commissioner Hummelshine over Mayor Koon's preference to keep the old auditor. The Willison Audit and System Company bid up to $300 per audit while the old auditor was championed for cost savings. final action approved a new auditor with a cap of $200 and payroll for Lake Gordon work.
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Appointments Made At M. E. Conference
The Baltimore Conference of the M E Church adjourned at 1 15 PM and ministers from eastern points left at 2 on a special B and O train. No Cumberland pastorates changed. J W Dawson stays Centre street, F A Killman Grace and Kingsley to be supplied by D G Pile. Treasurer reports adopted, total receipts 220 570 up 44 884. Bible Conference set for Mt Lake Park July 24 to Aug 1 with speakers Bryan and Billy Sunday.
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Federal Army Thought to Have Escaped Villa and His Band
Juarez Mexico April 7 Late dispatches from Torreon fail to clarify Federal and Constitutionalist troop movements east of the city. The belief is General Velasco Huerta’s main army escaped with reinforcements. Rumors say Hernandez’s rebel cavalry abandoned pursuit near San Pedro as Maas and De Moure joined Velasco. Villa claims to return to Chihuahua to meet Carranza and then attack Monterey. The Caragosa sails for Tampico with 200 Federal troops as rebels approach Tampico and water supplies are cut. Foreign warships in Tampico begin taking on their subjects.
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Home Rule Bill Seen as Almost Certain to Become Law
London April 7 After a 28 year struggle supporters claim the Home Rule Bill will be on the statute books before July and steps will follow to establish an Irish Parliament in Dublin The government majority on the second reading stood at 80 while the Lords are expected to reject the measure and send it back to the cabinet for final approval by royal assent
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Southern Cross Crew Lost in Newfoundland Disaster
The final chapter in the Newfoundland sealing fleet disaster was written today as the steamer Southern Cross was reported lost with the entire crew aboard. The steamer’s fate adds to the grim toll of the catastrophe that struck the sealing season.
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Two Combos in City Politics Stir Daily News
Editor C W L McDermott defends the new City Commission against Daily News allegations of a backroom tie in with bankers. He claims three commissioners Schriver Hummelshime and Eichelberger opposed a News ring and asserts mayor elect Koon and Eyerman also acted for the people. The piece mocks the newspaper’s claims of a single combination and lauds the mop over the old broom in yesterday’s council session.
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City council proposes salary cuts and open sessions
The City Council approved a resolution to reduce salaries for the City Auditor and Health Officer and pledge salary economy in general. It also seeks fullest publicity for meetings at night, avoids daytime sessions, and orders bids for a city depositary with interest bidding.
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Underwood Wins Alabama Senate Nomination Over Hobson
In Birmingham on April 7 DeGee W. Underwood defeated Rep Richmond P. Hobson in the Democratic primary by an estimated 25 000 votes for the senate nomination. Official tallies incomplete with many races undecided but early returns suggest Hobson trails. Underwood appears set to take office March 4 with Hobson retiring.
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