City Council Considers Salary Changes for Officials
A Tuesday city council meeting discussed a new salary ordinance setting annual pay and bonds for Mayor 1200 dollars and other city officers. The measure, read a second time, drawn questions to the solicitor and may undergo further changes before final passage. Old salary levels are shown for comparison with the proposed figures.
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GRAFT IN COLLEGES ATH LEARIE FUNDS AT OBERLIN
Oberlin College president Henry Church Ivy King denounces graft in colleges citing mismanagement of large athletic funds and looseness in accounting. He spoke in Milwaukee before the Congregational Club as a sign of renewal in college finance. Reduced fares to Cincinnati offered for Baptist convention October 17 and 18.
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Resignation Accepted Without Hearing For Reverend Wannamaker
The Second Congregational Church overruled a trial by its council, accepting Rev Wannamaker's resignation with no conditions and severing all church ties. Mrs Mary Fulton was exonerated of intentional wrongdoing amid gossip surrounding the minister’s departure. The Tuesday meeting, led by Rev Charles H Small, ended with no animosity and a calm conclusion to the church’s action.
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Frank Unger
Charles H. Small
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