City election results show Tie in third ward
The city voted largely for the citizens ticket with wins in most wards. In the third ward a tie between Dr. McElwain and Stichter necessitates a future vote or drawing straws. Langworthy and Moothart close behind in the defeated race.
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Daniel Auchey
Langworthy
Stichter and McElwain To
William Paul Moothart
Henry Stiehter
Dr. McElwain
Boarding House Ad Near Essley House
New boarding house two blocks south of the southwest corner of square near Essley House offering daily or weekly rooms. Come and see me. 14 In F. M. Roverri, proprietor.
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Essley House
F. M. Roverri
Regular Session at City Hall Reports Strong Finances
The city council met in regular session with Mayor McCollum presiding. The treasurer reported $4,292.07 on hand after paying expenses, and the council praised the good management. Items discussed included street work for Kid Karney, alley and fire engine matters, and abatement of Mrs Crain tax. The old council ends March third Monday with a city election to be officially counted tomorrow.
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Rughey
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Jet
Armstrong
Marri age licenses spike in county clerk office rush
In a sudden county clerk surge, eight or more applicants rushed the marriage docket. Grants included Ira W. Hendrickson Tad Looman and Armeta Sands. others listed with varying initials. A separate note reports a severe arm fracture from a factory belt accident and bonds secured for Prof. Christian La Grange, who now walks free after bond.
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Christian la Grange
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