Hastings Ousted as City Attorney Amid Council Power Shakeup
In a tense adjourned session led by Mayor Wilson and Councilman Hoffmann, the Democratic majority moved to abolish the City Attorney post held by Elmer E. Hastings. John O’Brien proposed his son as chief. Ethie Fengaty was elected as receiver, while John Riley remained a Democrat facing hostile treatment. The council also debated suspending rules to curb mayoral appointment power and addressed a dangerous railroad crossing site, with residents pressing for improved lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Hoffmann
Miles Jones
Elmer E. Hastings
Hoffman
Manes
Cityia Trapney
Hastings
Oon
Wade Demokrat
Spencer
Jones
Memdak Ninhi
Hoffmann
Hick John
O'Brian
Idghat Fenguns
John Peachs
Hené Hoffmann
Wilson
Downey
Conneilman
Fabe Summers
McGehive
Imany Courtesison
Indiana paper fragment reports weddings and local notices
The snippet mentions Edith Killion of Newberry marrying on a Thursday night at the bride’s parents home in Newberry. It notes the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Tsday Vanne, a well known figure, with reception and social events at East Walnut Street. Other items reference a carload of prisoners en route to a Columbus penitentiary, local gatherings, and a harvest event.
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Faownty
Henry Bordeaut
Edith, Killion
Newberry
Pargnits
KR. Buracy
Indi
Tsday Vanne
M. J. Carnahan & Co
William Killion
East
Walnut Street
Will Varite
Gertie Rivess
Monnday
Morton
Heaton
West, Virginia
Columbus
Ohio
Garud Ssa
U.S
Core vs Faith damares and title suit in Davis Court
Plaintiffs claim defendant induced a mistake in title to a Pike of land. Plaintiff Mattingly seeks to clear title and damages of 3045. Minerva J Laiverey sues Lowrey for divorce alleging cruelty failure to support and disgraceful conduct. Washington resident Mary Booker represents the plaintiffs with others. Heste Fy attorney is listed amid various names.
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New S. Core
Thomas W Faith
Dmares
Pikes -Ofiland
Phaiptitl
Davién Court
Mattingly
Minerva J. Laiverey
Lowrey
James Wilson
Heste
Fragmented Letter From Luzon Describes Wildlife Myths
A garbled 20th century letter from Luzon, Philippines, disputes sensational wildlife claims and recounts local geography, roads, and daily life. The writer, E. Hoss Smith, reflects on soldiers, natives, and a mix of animals, while criticizing fake stories of giant snakes. The piece touches on war, society, and public mood with varied anecdotes and personal impressions.
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Chip
E. Hoss Smith
Luzon
Philippine
Tayalis
Atimo
Uros
Seichel's Bond Reveals City Court Repair Concerns
Report of a bond issue discussion in Evanston City Court focusing on street repairs and financial precautions. The article notes a murky survey and questions about responsibilities, with references to officials like Mr Hart and his predecessor.
Child Chokes On Food Dislodges After Near Tragic Incident
A ten year old girl, May Hargrl Holland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Holland of South Meridian Street, nearly died after choking on a swallowed object at a relay station area. The object, lodged under the epiglottis, partially blocked the larynx and airway. She began coughing, dislodging the object around noon today and is reported to be recovering.
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Seri Jolie
John ‘Holland
South
Meridian Street
Local Italian Praises King Herbert in Assassination Speiling
The fragment praises King Herbert as the assassinated ruler of the Italian people. It condemns the act and lauds the king's leadership, wiring a reverent tone to memorialize his reign amid the political turmoil reported in the source.
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Humber
Magia
Tamarillo
Herbert
Noted Assassinations List From History
A fragmented, OCR style list of famed assassinations names and dates. Mentions Julius Caesar Becket Medici David Ridhi Litt Datnley Gustavus Adolphus Sweden Mary Tay Wellesley Paul Russia Servia Michael Darboy Kent Maye Sultan Abdul Hamid II Cavendish Queen Victoria Humbert I 1906.
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Julus
Becket
Dee
Sentlard
Pessandrady Medici
Cardinal
David Ridhi
Marry
Wiliam
Dine
Henry Tee Prance
Henry Ive
Villiers
Waliunste
Abe Tibsivligg
Gbstavus Salt
Sweden
Masi Marithee
Tayota
Wlehor Paul
Idgal
Russia
Spenviet Vereoval
Flltachte
Acorlnae
Cavendish
Dirk Ona
Carnateet
Local Mortality Notice From Sugarland Area
The obituary notes the death of a young infant of Mrs. Frank Eaton of Sugarland from hoid fever. Other deaths include a five year old child and John S. Smiths who died after a day illness. Funerals and church services are planned in the coming hours.
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Wand
Frank Eaton
Sugarland
Lou Riley
K. Hiowa tJohn S. Smiths
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Wings
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Ge 'Sears
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Roll Statford
FESO
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Ming Alice Me Artér
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Sam
Cleveland
Montgomery
E. Hart
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Dubu Fi. Nibhuck
Healkind
Terris
Buute White
Matt Kelly
Arcade
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Knox County
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Democratic Party
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Guitéay
Garfield
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Starke County
G. A. R. State Adjutant
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Smal
Miers
Wadsworth
Martin County
Hacker
Martin
Mitchel
Kansas City
Washington Star
E. Ross Smith
Philippines
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