Erroneous Insurance Audit Sparks Political Dispute
An official report on shortages in the auditor's office is disputed as erroneous. Attorney General Grigsby says Taylor's figures are unreliable, while Gov. Lee orders review. The case involves ex-auditors Mayhew and Hipple and questions of legal action and evidence. A separate society event notes a reception at the palace for Genevive the queen.
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Anderson
Pierre
Hipple
Mayhew
Taylor
Hippie
Gov. Lee
Argus Leader
Grignby
Grigsby
Death of Mrs Albert Barker in West First Street Home
Mrs Albert Barker, 68, died Friday night at her son B G Barker’s home on West First Street from apoplexy. She had recently moved from Letcher with her son and planned to live there. She retired about 10 30 PM, and was found dead after a fall. The family moved from Letcher years earlier. husband was in Letcher. Interment planned in Letcher after Milwaukee train transport.
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Albert Barker
West First Street
B. G. Barker
Letcher
Shultis
University Gathering at Methodist Church Social
An Epworth League informal reception for University students drew over 100 attendees last evening at the Methodist church. Pastor welcomed guests. refreshments were served in the parlors as new acquaintances formed and old ties renewed, with praise for Miss Moyer and Miss Huyck for organizing the event.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Miss Moyer
League
Miss Huyck
Women contestants seek gold at courthouse event
The following contestants will compete for the gold medal of the Suffrage association at the courthouse Monday evening September 27 Mrs Mary J Bailey Hudson Wellington Johnson Scotland Joanna Miller Brooke Running Water Nellie Hurst Canova Mrs Della Robinson King Scotland Mrs Brink Meckling Hannah O Shea Running Water Mrs Marie Stone Scotland Mrs Dollard of Scotland will sing a solo and local talent will also assist Tickets 10 and 15 cents
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The
Suffrage Association
Court House
Mary J. Bailey
Hudson
Wellington Johnson
Scotland
Joanna Miller Brooke
Runnning Water
Nellie Hurst
Canova
Della Robinson King
Brink
Meckling
Hannah O’shea
Running Water
Marie Stone
Dollard
Railroad Officials Tour City On Inspection Trip
Railroad officials headed by Roswell Miller president of the Chicago Milwau kee St Paul Ry and A J Earling general manager arrived by special train from the south at 6 30 Monday evening. They spent the night and left Tuesday morning on an inspection tour of the road with directors S Spencer Geo Van Santwood Supt Cosgrave and Supt Beardsley.
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Roswell Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
A. J. Earling
Chicago
Frank S. Bond
S. Spencer
Geo. van Santwood
New York
Supt. Cosgrave
Supt. Beardsley
State in Faint Fusion After Heated Political Conventions
Populists and Democrats split paths after adjournment with three tickets for judge of the fourth circuit. H F Fellows (Plankinton) named by Democrats and F M Goodykoontz (Sioux City) by Populists, amid pro fusion debates and committee maneuvers at Aurora county conventions.
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Fourth Judicial Circuit
H. F. Fellows
Plankinton
Aurora County
F. M. Goodykoontz
Democrats and Populists Clash Over Judge Nomination
In Hanson a bid to fuse parties faltered as a new conference committee formed. Democrats named H. F. Fellows for the fourth circuit judgeship, while populists backed F. M. Goodykoontz. Both conventions adjourned after midnight with plans to rally for Fellows and oppose Smith and Goodykoontz at the polls.
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Dr King
Hanson
Court House
F. M.goodykoontz
Mr. Fellows
Smith and
Goodykoontz
New Uniforms for State Juvenile Band Arrive
The State Juvenile band received new uniforms via American Express Co. They feature green cloth with red trim and extensive gold braid. Caps include a lamp for night parades. The band needs 50 dollars to cover costs and will host two street concerts Friday with collections to fund the purchase.
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American Express Co’s
Rathbun
Quiet Election Day Chooses City Council Members
A Tuesday election filled vacancies for the First and Second wards. In the First ward Broadbent 25 and Koch 45 led after polls closed at 4 PM, with J C Purdy receiving 14 votes from Prohibition supporters. In the Second ward Jos McLaughlin ran unopposed and won 52 votes.
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W. B. Broadbent
Wm. Koch
J. C. Purdy
Broadbent
Koch
Jos. McLaughlin
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