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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
MUNICIPAL COURT


Wsssefo - 6ooOI Ut North Man.
ehssts~ 0sisfy Illegal kiHinu Deer
ana islegnf Possession Deer Meat
Pays Fines and Costs
Mkiiara c. Goding of North Nam
CHESTER was arraiEned before JuSxe
Hcoerr A. Cony al the Augusta rp,,-
uicipai court FRIDAY morning upo,
complaint. Of Chief Warden Richard II
Upton for the Illegal shooting and
killing ut deer Monday last. Der 6
near mis- horne
IL appeared that GoainS along with
others was saving wood BIZ machine in
front OF his home alongside the road
when he got sight OF the deer and
also heard a dog Running into the
nszse ne rrturned with a 80 special
Remington automatic ana went down
the road where the deer had crossed
as the dog was running the deer. He
drcpDea ON has knee ana fired orc sncr
and Gown went the deer, winch he
dressed ouf in the nearby brush. After
shooting the deer he sent two bullets
into the dog killing MIN instantly.
Warden Upton got some inforrna-
ton Wednesday and with Deputy
p. NJ by last auto. They looked the
place over thcrU1xniy ana followed the
tracks Of air concerned They found
the dog in the brook where il rad been
thrown by Cooling, and found where
the deer was dressed. After taking A
good survey Of the surroundings they
made few calls in the nearby farm
houses and deciaed lust VINO was
wanted for the shooting OF the deer
Within 4 few minutes Cooling was W.
der arrest
He was taken into his house and
Questioned by Chief Upton as 10 why
he shot the deer He admitted snoet-
ing the deer. also the DOG. and after
a talk with the officers decided 20 de
liver tine deer meat which had been
cut I'D and stored AWAY some dis
lance from the house being hid away
up in an upstairs room N the eli of an
old house winch was unoccuplesi1. The
meat was packed in two sacks arc;
carried there Wednesday morning, As
Goding said he feIt sure the officers
were aboat 20 cali on him
Gosing pleaded guilty TO the charges
brought against him For Illegal
saoofins ana killing Of deer in closed
season Monday. Dec. 81 he was tined
$50 and costs OF S. For Illegal nos
session OF deer meat IN closed season
he was lined ssa and costs OF Res
The me was suspended and respondent
was placed On pEenation upen the pay
ment OF sse-25. The meat was sold
by the State.
In the cases Of Frank H Ge4cheEl
ana George L. Dusty OF vsssaibcro for
SUNDAY hunting Nov :. respondents
were fined $40 and costs $3.50 each.
Frank II. Smith. Carl A Bailey. JOS
epas Comm OF Lisbon Fails for SunGlar
hunting Nov. y were lined $40 and
So costs each The complaint was
made by Chief Warden Upton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

We are prpad OF our boys of today
and we want them 10 become better
men than We are ourselves said Ro-
tartan c. C. Robinson member of the
international committee OF the Y N
&. A.. OF New York. in stirring dsi-
dress upon the subject Boys" given
at The Boys night meeting Of the
Augusta Rotary Club on Erisay eve
ming AT the Augusta House. Sixty-ftye
Augusta boys from grammar school to
hiEn school age were the guests Of the
Rctarrans upon the OCCASION and they.
As we'll as the Rotary members. enjoy
I'D listening 70 the SPEAKER. who is a
recognized authority on work with the
boy VINO works
BOYS night since It's inception by
Augusta Rotary has been one Of the.
most successful Of the meetings Of the
rear. ana last evening the club once
more demonstrated Is keen interest IN
all that pertains TO the development
Of the rising generation RotarianS
and their vounE guests filed the ban
gEet han TO Overlooking and with the
fine talk given by Mr.. Robinson with
the musical numbers and the enter
tainnen1 corurnittee's program there
was something doing every moment 10
hold the attention Of all
In the absence Of President Ivan
Lang. the session was presided cve- by
Hon. Elmer E. NewbArt. In welcoming
the boys 70 Rotzry he stated that the
boys of TO-DAY are the men Of ioEnsr-
row and that the club wants TO help the
boys. The musical program vas IN
charge OF Charles E. Bilodeau- spe-
csal feature was rendition OF number
Of selections pr the Fox brothers
Martin Fox violinisf and William
+ Fox. pianist9. whose work was &C
corded much applause
After the sampsuous RotarFan din
ner had been served Mr. NcyFberr
the speaker If the evening
Mr.. Robinson IN opening his address.
spoke OF the different occasions upon
which he had addressed Rotartans-
In September he spoke before the
club at Honoiuiu- Hawaii. and ne told
Of the scenic beauty OF thar island IN
ne Pacific. In an interesting manner.
he soid of how the island Itself was
formed out Of the lava an drocks
which had poured forth from a crack
in the ssxrare of the earth beneath the
sea- The sol came with the disinter-
grafton Of tho rock. and now this fer
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BALANCE SHEET
Continues from Page One9

Az eS % $t@9'9 ls.sAs go "a
I14s =. more Ian $780, " ne
"aio.e eoa-AA'Ais st.soV. = 9.soA- 4Ae -
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- - - - 80 -
V'0''V" 1884, SA1.u ti1e eANs-sS "a -
p'7hse9 "eTE Fes e-ile .tHln ok'-f = t'a'I.S,
- - -l.e '-As' "f1-eA vas - -
- s'A'''"'.-"~
I"ii4 "s's7s a'''iAs- $40 p
- - 80 -se.- ~ II =
49, anu = - Ni-'e---af--st
F'e' sesi.-es 10Th ossttsAllons q FesstlS
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leaving the bodies swinging in the
darkness
The three men were ex-eonS1css-
Bs@ri --~nag served two terms. Fits
three and yalento ons. Boyd anu
yaiento had been Identified last
Monday by three Young women. AS
members Of the gang which attacked
them al a. house in Howard street in
oua Of tte more denseIy settled sec
tons in san Francisco
Two attempts 10 lake the men
from Jail here were made last sun
siay night few hotfrs after they
had been arrested One was broken
I'D by officers and the other failed
when Mrs Petray. widow OF the
siam sheriff. begged friends not 70
countenance mob violence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
JOSEPH RHElulT
Says He Is Now Con-
vinced


Since taking Taniac myself (
don't doubt anything good read or
hear about ID. said Joseph Rheanlt.
IS Marion -. nir~sser. n. H re-
Gently.
More than eight years ago coru-
nencesi suffering with stomach rrDu-
Die. and finally got 50 bad OF that
often for days at time I was unable
10 work.
Ny appetite was 50 poor never
ate a square meal and all the time
had 70 limit myseif TO a diet Of the
lighlest OF foods Even these caused
me agony from Indigestion.
After meals had such a bloafeti
and stuffed IN feeling I could hardly
breathe I had sharp pains through
my chest ana AT times my heart pal
pltated awtu:Iy. I also suffered from
constipation headaches and back
ache.
eventually INV nerves gave way.
The least little noise would upset me
and could szsarreiy sleep any. All
the time | felt so tired ana weak l
could hardly staysup. and. in fact. my
condition was Sc bad life seemed
hardly worth living
In my efforts 70 find relief I finally
got Taniac- anu It certainly proved
10 De the right medicine for me-
Nv stomach IS in line condition
now. EneaR times I'm as hungry as a
bear. and L newer have that dis
tressed feeling or palgita1ion. bat
Just feel fine all the time.
= I sleep like a log nights. am al
ways rested and full OF energy. and.
the fact IS. all nay aches and pains
nave disappeared and I am in snlesl-
CID health IN every vay.
Since Taniac has helped me So
much my wife has decided to try il
out 1t is certainly great medicine.
| don't think II could De praised too
mighty. and [ wouldn't think OF keep
ing house without some on hand all
the time.
Tanlac IS sold in Augusta bv John
Coug1iin: II Weeks Mills hy J. (.
Merrill and in West Washington or
Waiter z. Buruick and by the leading
druggist in every city and town
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

material supplies. ships stores and
the ike s14s. 40. rs
On the actual operation of IFS great
feet the board claimed a gross reye
nue. Of s+49.54s0ei. the revenue from
Ecsages being placed al S75S. g71, 700.
while voyage expenses were only SSsS.-
81 sss Maintenance. insurance. ae-
probation ana other expenses. how
ever. more than ate up lilese ex-
cess revenues.
Under the head OF shrinkags due 70
appFzaIsafs the ssoard showed a tcsal
loss Of so. osS.5s7 ON materials of ali
kinds. while ne loss on contract can
celiaficTs was placed at sIes. i7s.s11-
Depreciation OF the value OF the
MReE Itself was estimated al szns. 40.
%. Insurance al SIZE ss2.5.s and main
ten41ee III SSs S1l-.a.S In a sappae-
DenI2r statement. Comptroller TWee-
dale said that the total of ssIz Sc. =
z59- representing ne excess of axpen-
SIS II operations over revenue. was
not TO be construed as a loss. He
explained thar II contained expendi-
lures amounting 70 slo5.6.3. ss3 made
! for the account of the War ana Navy
Departments and not vet returned 10
the board To this. he said. was to
he added s5b.24e.e si in IIndistribured
construction charges and sss. so 80 OF
net revenue On the books OF the
agents OF the emergency fleet corpor-
alton. He also said hat reserves for
depreciation on vessels. insurance or
vessels lest and other accidents
amounting to sSss. 6sa. 5s1 were Of,
hand His statement also included
other TEinor items and said that S.
-sS.Sn9 represented "a more definite
reflection of the outcome II all tran
sactfons shown IA the books and
those n process.
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MOB LYNCHES
THREE MEN HELD
FOR MURDER
Accused Of K Hin g
County Sheriff and
Two Detectives
Prisoners Tsieen from California
Jail ard iaBsed TO Oak Tree an
CerneterY-Ail Were Elk convicts-
Had Been Attacking Wonnen-cor-
one-'s Jury Exonerates Officers

Santa Rosa. Cal. Dec. 11-George
Besrd- Terence Fits and Charles
Valento. accused of having muir
dered Sheriff James 4. Petray and
Detectives Mics Jackson and Lester
#. Dorman here Sunday afternoon
last. were taken from the county
jaii early today by d masked mob
and lynchesi
AT 1-.:It O'Clock this morning a
mob OF about 10o men. All wearing
black masks, entered the Jail. over
powered the officers. took their keys
an tiremoyed the prisoners to wait
ing automobiles
Fifteen machines carried the
party They moved quikiy down
the street. TO n cemetery, three
blocfs beyond the city limits. Ropes
had been prepared The men were
taken from the, machines and
hanged 20 an oak tree inside the
cemetery
Headlights Of three automobiles
were used TO light the tree selected
for the hanging
Members of the mob were sta
TONED to-prrrerEt intrusion These
guards and many others in the mob
were armed.
Not more than five minutes were
required by the mob to enter the
liali- oveEpower the officers and re-
move the prisoners. Within I5 min
ates the three gaagsters and muir
derers had been IyHehet- For ID
minutes more. while the bodies
ti&ngiest from the oak tree in the
glare of the automobile headlights
tine mob waited at the scene 70 make
certain their grim task Was COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

Officer OF the day, Capt John
Eagan
John NJ DeSIin has returned from
a furiough passed with relatives III
Providence
Burroughs have been granted 70
Thomas kiley to Boston and Michael
J. Sullivan 20 South windlram.
Fred NJ Paine of st. Adams. late
Co. A. q. n. II. Inf. has reported for
admission
Lewis O. Standish of Boston late
Co. A. - Mass. Inf. has been ad-
mftted 70 the Home.
The following have been trans
ferred to other branches. Shirley B.
Cunningham. late 10th L. 5. sigma
Corps 20 the Southern Branch and
Sadie PaqaIin- late Co. I. =. L S. Inf.
10 the Northwestern Branch.
The returns from passes FRIDAY
We're Loren Lee from Rockland.
Jeremiah Daley from North Vassai
boro and Peter Act-abs. from Card =
ner
Religious services at the Home
chapel Sunday morning will he held
as follows: Mass and sermon bs
Rev. FIR. Mclaughlin at SD and
Protestant services by Rev. f Z.
PhaleH at 1875 O'Clock.
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Stephen a. Douglass

The death OF stephen A. Douglass
occurred in the hospital here Fri
day noon. the cause being Iona
pneumonia He was cook at the
Home restaurant and was taken Ill
some two weeks ago He seemed
better a few DAYS ago but took =
sudden turn for the worse He was
born in San Francisco. Oct -. 1876.
He enlisted IN Co II. .. Mass. Inf.
May II. 1898 and was discharged
Nov. -. 1898 He was admitted 10
the Home from Lowell. Nov -.
1.-is- a WIFE Mary, also an en-
ployee II the Home. survives. and
VINO has the sympathy OF the entire
camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11
WINTHROP

The report of the Fair. held by the
ladies Of the CONGREGATIONAL Society
on Thursday last omitted mention OF
The ice cream booth winch was III
charge Of Mrs. Cora Williams Mrs
Fred O. Williams and rs Hindhaugtr
This booth was most attractively dec
GRATED with white and green. ever
greens being extensively used wieh
the pretty pine cones among them.
AnOthe rTabie not mentioned in the
report Friday was that presided over
bys Mrs Clara Eastman. which con-
taasRed books ana magazines. The
program Tor the evening vas pleas
ing one The reaGs-. Miss Bertha
Piukham Of Portland former Win
rarop girl was delightful ana her Sc
lections much enjoyed. Miss Pink
nam although oniy fifteen wears age.
shows great promise Of attaining a
high rank among eiocuIionisrs and her
readings We're timely given Fofiowing
her first selection little Madeline Nc
Hroy- sang My Alice Blue Gown. -
ana Constance McfIroy gave cute
little song Other readings by Miss
Pinkilan were iHterspersesi with a
Flower Dance by Mss Kathryn
Webb, dainty little figure in blue
whose dancing was grace personiaed
and i finely rendered song That
Irish Mother Of Mine BIZ Miss Trrna
Riley. Mrs H ", Stevens ana Miss
Dorothy McIlroy acted as accompan-
ISIS The entertainment was in
charge of Mrs. A H Webb ami Mrs
Z. II. Shaw. A large amount was
realized fs--Tn the fair
The ladies' Whist Club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs L. T. Carleton
Mrs. n. VT WisUell had he highest
sssn&A for the afternoon Dainty re-
freshmsnIs were served
Mr. and Mrs. w E REYNOLDS Of
Monmouth spent Thursday. December
9. with Mrs. REYNOLDS parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. " G. Sprag1e. it being Mr..
Spragus's 7nrn birthday and also the
Is anniversary of their marriage
Mrs. Reynolds presented them with a
very handsome birthday cake.
Miss Gladys Chandler Is working in
the telephone Office.
The drama The Rebellion OF Mrs.
Barclay which was 20 have been
presented Friday evening by the
North Augusta Dramatic Club. Will
be presented at Winthrop Grange hall
On Monday evening Dee. - Supper
viii D. served at : o'clock. after which,
the drama will be presented. followed
o1- 4 dance
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things up we'll ana the bouts were en-
Jcyed BY all
Secretary Frank B. cohdon and
PHYSICAL director r. NJ saunaTr of the
were In eslazxe .f the boys pro-
CRANE asst evening and tine get-together
proved 4 NEST pressing eecasiefzl tsT
the club members aRd tine soys.
The entertainment committee 1or the
hrst meeting in Jaraar~ was drawn
As follows. J. Francis MacNIcnol.
chairman; wits e swift and B. e
Bifhe-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

board of registration al the close of
III foaru ayB sessioan FRIDAY. after
noon at City hall About thre<-
1ourths of the rssfranss wrr-
women The registrations were dis
triufed by wards an follows War;.
cnesone- IL. ward two. Eve: ward
shre0 L. ward four. II: ward fsvr.
four. ward SIZE one: ward seven Is.
ward eignx, 10.
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ELECTION NOTICE

The polls VIII open al 500 A II.
ana close at 5 90 p NJ
Esls polling places are as follows:
Ward The Hose House On Grove
Street
Ward The jail workshop on state
Street
Warvi THE Barber Shou ON State
Street.
Ward The Factory Boarding
House nm Water Street
Ward . The Ballard Schoelhouse-
Ward The Garage On Arsenal
Stress.
Ward The Council Room City.
nail
Ward The Hose House on Bangor
street.
ARTHUR r TrFFTN.
Deputy City Clerk
sfeseFf-.s
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Don't FOOL WITH
RHEUHATISM ACHES
lee -or-'e 81 oasn-celiesing Siozn's
-0'~srt handy

N --. y-vaea the unexpected
II --a---4- -wln=e starts the
rs --es following EXPOSURE
r.. --laz0. anne back. sore
s-E aints- neuralgia For
- olc h.IyJng another bottle
b sss-i~g 7anuy. didn't you2 Get
/ ,3osY-, nav need il Tonight!
.1,7as rcTnter- irritant nene-
ea.ss ss.-auC tubing and scatters
l. .H&ssf'eI The pain or acne is
b. 90 saving no plaster or
4s4 1sssi uess. no stained skin.
-sssassEas regular useE keea Il
kso-y 90 a-ergeocy-.hey don't sui
+ -s-.i --ss-. All drtlggisrs-55c. zOc,
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wards two. four and
sEa-n reminded of the
-, n he noiiing places for the
"a election on Monday. Dec
azlZa IN ward two is from
- =. e''-o . 20 the jziI workshop:
>o1r. rom the Cushnoc hose
y - factor- boarding house
m. seven from the hose
w. - -a2y street TO the council
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'2sl,s 12cSichoi returned Err
-o1 l1ter Passing a week IN
- - IN 271 Aroossoox counties
la0 efArge of the musical
= 81 II he meetings OF teachers
.oeer 'hs direction Of the Slate
..l''ehs y Edgcation. The asst
- vas held az Pressure Use On
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S Camp n. ". A. Elect,

Jana n. ". A. Eiec4s
-. amp, Royal Nesghbors
h -. - AZ a meeting held FRI
b.. elected the following
~. e. Tvah Haskell; vics
-, 1,lfFed Pierce: chancellor.
lss,,. aoores; recorder. Julia
y. - receiver. Margaret Saw
@s1'A+ bertha Redmond: in
e., alice Pierrepoanf; outer
BE- IA each: manager for
Asr.ys. hester Redm ond:
fsss TWO years. Helen
= "a e 70 state camp, Ber4
's-ssH alternate. Frances
r. Zeal auditor. B. l. Mich
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when am automobile plunged
through an iron fence and landed in
the South Cannt. Three Other MEM
herssor the vEvsy were p-ref from
the canal with graphing hooks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-11

The dead woman Mrs Narfe
Cote, was pinned beneath the car
and could not be removed from the,
water until an hour after the acct
DENT when tire ear was raisesl TO tho
snrfaee
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= - visor Of Portland sxeno-
- e me supreme judicial court.
= p T--a.y afterneon 10 ms home
'f'1- 4 he city 20 report a
AZ he courthouse
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They state that in 1919 the
city's net bonded debt waS in
creased ST.. 0UD.

They state that in 1920 the
net city bonded debt was in
creased by $4,000.
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They speak of S50.0V0 cash
on hand being insufficient to
pay the State and county tax
and pay demands which viii De
due before the close of the
month.
They state that the Highway
Department has spent a large
sum of money. and criticize the
cost of the Poor and Fire De-
partment.
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-.''l-e7 0f augusta music lovers
''2as A1terroen 10 Portland 10
ne evening the Kreixier
2s1 4 the citv hall.
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Saturday and Sunday Concerts

Gypsy March Mac7rs
Overture-'S traihmoTeH Bennett
'Hazeiene Polka " Hazel
Trumpet solo by J. A. Christian
Selection from 'Op. Baron Tgeach''
AIb4nl
Vaise Caprice-''Les SyipEless'
BaCiaHnanu
Medley Overture-'-Cfood Bye sweet
heart, Good Bye. .T glZer
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!. I'VE Register
'aiIeipal Election

IL 'fW rezgstratioRs for
1'suaa ,sleSfion on
aere reported Dy the
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Albert j. Smith

The death OF Albert T. Smith oc-
CURED in the hospital here FRIDAY.
Mr. Smith was born in Peru about
10 wears ago He enlisted in Co l.
.. Z. s Cav. at Portland. May q
1899 and was discharged al Havana.
Cuba May s. 1877 He was admit
ted 70 the Home from Lewiston.
March -. 1917.
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ROTARY MEETING
Annual Boys Night Is
Observed Friday

Sixty 1--WE Augusta Boys Enjoy Eve
ninsis Program AZ Guests Of the
ciub-Speaker, c. c. Robinson of
international .Y- COMMITTEE. Gives
Stirring Address on the Subject.
.6eys-
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THE FACTS

THE FACTS
The facts are u mills for State and County
81 mills voted by the ctiz for Schools mills for snow
bills. 1s mills for all either purposes.
The city s net bonded debt decreased in 1878
SI2O50.00
The unexpended surplus. ..,...-... 9S2D.2I
In addition to this the temporary decreased
SIS and the books ciosedwith cash balance Treas
ury of s1S.S001s.
Bonds issued for the Fire station bat credit
given for the building which being erected and
which when completed will be credit city and give
to citizens the benefit Of substantial reduction in fire
insurance rates.
In addition to the S39geG the treasury. there IS
due the city from the State. the r. r. the scisoe
and Mi funds amounting 10 $4,000 besides over
s505D0 due in December for 1920 which viii
than meet all demands.
While they speak of the gross amount expended by the
Highway Department they fail to state that excessive
storms of last winter cost than 100000
neither do they credit to the department for
about $4,000 of revenue earned Nor do they mention
the necessary increase i'm to the working the
roads.
the pre-war wages of s225 per day for the the
Streets
Does he wish the city to neglect its needy unfortun
ates which the Poor department cares for
Does he wish impair the efficiency of the fire depart
ment thereby decreasing protection afforded citizens,
with alarm the increased expense of the city. ALI will agree
ase. due to the
expense with other cities. domestic the in
and Augusta Will suffer by the comparison
Democrats have had from of the city
igent search he left the City building disappointed
cratic cause.
city sound. and the present administration viii close the
hand.
every citizen who desires clean busnessiike admnistr-
LICAN CITY COMMITTEE
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Misleading Statements i'm Dem.
Circular
They state that the tax rate
is - mills.
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FACTS VS. MISLEADING
STATEMENTS


nsued:
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