Saloon Fight At Berne Ind Not a Novel But Real History Truth Stranger Tha
Saloon Fight At Berne Ind Not a Novel But Real History Truth Stranger Tha
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This was the limit. On Saturday morning-, July 9, 1904, the town marshal, William Tucker, came to my office and said I was wanted at the town hall. There the town board, Samuel Schindler, Philip Schug and Amos Kirchhofer, with the town clerk, Chris Stengel, were assembled in special session, and the following, taken from the minutes of this meeting", shows what was done.
Town President Schindler addressing me (Rohrer) said : "We sent for you to see if an agreement can be made by which you would... not file the remonstrance any more against the applicants for saloon licenses. " Rohrer: "Well, it is not in my power to make such an agreement. I am only one of the remonstra- tois and can only speak for myself. There are over 400 others whom you wi»uld have to see. As far as filing tlie remonstrance is concerned, I am acting as agent for the rest of the remonstrators and I am duty- bound to file the remonstrance every time there is going to be an applicant, for they have not only empowered me but requested me to do so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was the limit. On Saturday morning-, July 9, 1904, the town marshal, William Tucker, came to my office and said I was wanted at the town hall. There the town board, Samuel Schindler, Philip Schug and Amos Kirchhofer, with the town clerk, Chris Stengel, were assembled in special session, and the following, taken from the minutes of this meeting", shows what was done.
Town President Schindler addressing me (Rohrer) said : "We sent for you to see if an agreement can be made by which you would... not file the remonstrance any more against the applicants for saloon licenses. " Rohrer: "Well, it is not in my power to make such an agreement. I am only one of the remonstra- tois and can only speak for myself. There are over 400 others whom you wi»uld have to see. As far as filing tlie remonstrance is concerned, I am acting as agent for the rest of the remonstrators and I am duty- bound to file the remonstrance every time there is going to be an applicant, for they have not only empowered me but requested me to do so.
What to read after Saloon Fight At Berne Ind Not a Novel But Real History Truth Stranger Tha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fred Rohrer to read onlineMoreLess
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