| Show IHMTI A MAUIt FfirdtSlooor law 32nih II Spot far 111101 Rprlnsneld O March 1The circuit court today Issued a decree ousting Major John M Good from office The proceedings were brought under the Jatlled election law which requires Candidates after election to file sworn statements of ail their expenditures Judge Adams said the returns showed that Good spent I > SIS330 In the campaign that he failed to Include In his sworn etatement of expenpeswhlch accounted only 141 Of the above amount 91 was spent for beer Major Good also promised the Trades I unit Labor assembly to appoint a union man on the board of public affairs I which la I against the law and that OrganIzation or-ganIzation backed the ouster proceed InR proe InRMayor Mayor God Is one of the mot proml nnt business mn In Springfield l ThIq was hill rust appearance In politics I and a test ot the law WIlS mad on him The worn statement of most of the candidates have been disputed but not carried to tire courts Mayor Good was formerly n Prohibitionist but was elected as the Democratic candidate orn Win In Debate linen N Y JIarch 3Th Cornel 1 debaters defeated tlw > of the University Uni-versity of Pennsylvania In their de bate held here tonight In the Lyceum theater The contest vvas the fifth held between the unlvereltlesnnd In respect to the number of victories won this decides the supremacy In favor of Cornell Cor-nell |
