Laws and Terms Of Office In Titus Law Confusion
Fragmentary notes discuss county officer terms beginning January, 1904, noting elected officials and holds over. The piece cites a Supreme Court ruling affecting bonds and salaries, with debate over the legality of prior officeholders and possible constitutional amendments guiding future elections.
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Iggy
Titus Law
Diagen
Rixotileries
Amendneil
Melrose
Supreme Court
Oiliialo
Auit von Ousterbout
Awnac
Browser
Heur
Quita
Orr
G. W. Old
U. Summis
Autree
Ceeorderney
WillJikelp
Hiccuping letter satire from Dooley era figures
A garbled satirical letter to Mr Dooley mocks 19th century politics. It references Pat Hinaleeya, Sr Mike Dooley, election antics, the Ulfigratt fund, and a Central Railway boss. The text drifts with misheard names and era slang, capturing a bustling political milieu and social commentary of the time.
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Mike Dooley
Mir
Pat Hinaisay
Mr. Dooley
Deer Dooley
Iver
Uitney Central
Ulfigratt Company
Ninteen
York State
York
Gafdod
Mei
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