Bridegroom Claims
He Was Purchased
Wants Be Annulled
(By The Associated Press)
BOSTON, Sept. 9, —A bridegroom
who claimed he was purchased by
his wife for $1000 on the install
ment plan—$50 down and $10 pay
ments, has asked the court to annul
his marriage.
Myor L Zola, 28 year old Matta
pan bookkeeper, charged that his
bride, the former Miss Shirley
Freyda Hersch has refused to ful
fill her marriage vows because she
‘thinks he ought to give her $1000
to meet her payments on him. Zola
alleged he was bought from anoth
er girl to whom he was engaged
six weeks before their scheduled
marriage.
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Fire Dep't. Vote
To Have Horses
The City Council split sharply in
two over the question of motorizing
the fire department at last night’s
meeting. It was imperative at this
time that a decision be reached as
to the equipment to be used this
winter.
Councilman Ed. Scidenverg moved
that a caterpiller be purchased,
: costing approximately $3500.00, suit
able for use in the fire department
and that the horses be discarded.
The motion was seconded bv Coun
oilman Alvin Polet. Discussion pro
and con ensued and the matter was
put to a vote. Councilmen voted as
follows. Gross no; Hagen yes; Po
; let yes; Poison no; Sather no; Sei
denverg yes. The vote being tied
the mayor voted no, killing the mo
tion and automatically providing
j for horses in the fire department.
The fire committee was instructed
to arrange immediately for the pur
, chase of a new team of horses from
the states costing approximately
$450, feed for the winter, and a fire
siren and extra hose as equipment.
A committee composed of Council
men Hagen and Sather called on
business people of Nome pertaining
I to a proposed change to motor equip
ment, and the concensus of opinion
said their report to the council last
night was that it was considerably
hazardous at this time to make such
a change, in as much as no actual
test of caterpiller equipment had
been made, to insure the required
efficient performance of such equip
ment.
Council Convened.
The council convened at 8 P. M.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved. Bills ap
proved by the finance committee i
against the city were read and by
vote ordered paid.
A report of the chief of police was
read for August showing seven ar
rests for drunk and disorderly con
duct and driving without a license.:
The fire chief reported one false
alarm in August and one in Septem-1
ber.
The mayor instructed the city1
clerk to insert a notice in the local I
paper calling attention of the pub
lic to the dangers of turning in false,
alarms of fire in the community.
An application for approval of a
restaurant license was made by Mrs. |
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Indians Rescue A
Surveyor From A
Fitly Cave On Mt.
•>
—
(By The Associated Press)
CALGARY, Sept. 9, —Caesar Gor
donia, 30 year old surveyor prospect
or who spent 22 hours in a tiny cave
1000 feet up a British Columbia i
mountain peak owed his life today
to two caribou Indians.
In a dramatic rescue, the sure
fnoted Indians climbed the sheer
c’.ill dragging 500 feet of rope with
them. They lowered Gordonia from
his prison cave to a safe level, then
made their way down from the
mountain side.
LONG DEAD AFTER A
VALIANT FIGHT LIVE
DEATH CAME 4:10 A M
(Continued From Page One)
Long’s three brothers—Julius, Dr. G. S., and Earl; his
father Dr. Roy Long; several cousins, and three sisters and
their husbands, besides his immediate family, were at his
bedside when death came.
A fifth blood transfusion which the physicians attempt
ed was never completed. At 3:00 A. M. the physicians an
nounced there was no longer any hope and that he was dy
ing. The doctors said “We have done everything in the
world we could for him!”
BATON ROUGE, Sept. 10, —Members of the bodyguard
of Senator Iluey P. Long, who shot and killed Dr. C. A.
Weiss Jr., the assassin, were members of the State Highway
Police, and as such were authorized to carry arms. The
guards will plead that the shooting was in the line of duty.
A trial is regarded as a remote possibility.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. 10, —Governor Allen made the
official death announcement.
In a husky voice he said: “This marks, with the death
of Huey P. Long, the passing of the greatest builder of ec
onomics in the History of Louisiana. It also marks the pass
ing of the greatest hero for common rights, of all the people
of America.”
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