1914 Ohio Court Dates Calendar by County
County Clerk Ford lists 1914 court dates for appeals and common pleas across multiple counties. Dates include Guernsey March April and November for appeals. various counties like Muskingum Belmont Coshocton Fairfield Licking Monro Noble Perry and Washington show sets of January April May September October and November dates for court sessions.
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Ford
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Guernsey County
Court of Appeals and
Common Pleas
Muskingum
Zanesville
Belmont
St. Clairsville
Coshocton
Fairfield
Lancaster
Licking
Newark
Monro
Woodsfield
Noble
Caldwell
Perry
New Lexington
Washington
Marietta
Dry victory seals saloon closures in Junction City
In Junction City on December 8 the dry side won by 23 votes, 119 to 96, eliminating the last remaining saloon. The two early closures under the license law reduced to one more, which must shut within 30 days.
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Junction City
Kinney Sentenced to Die at Midnight in Cleveland
Frank Kinney, Cleveland murderer, faces execution at 12 midnight on December 12 after transfer to the death cell above the electric chair in the White City steel cell block. He maintained hope of salvation despite the sentence and said he would bear it like a man.
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United Press Special
Columbus
Frank Kinney
Cleveland
Kinney
Sugartree School Report Jefferson Township December
Sugartree School in Jefferson township reports 18 scholars enrolled with 17 average daily attendees for December. Daily presence lists Leroy Beal Donald Ford J C Jones Wm Jones Worley Jones A D Smith A H Smith Mary Combs Golda Ford Autie Smith and several Smiths. Dr Sawyer visited Guernsey Monday on professional business.
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Sugartree
Jefferson Township
Leroy C. Beal
Donald T. Ford
J. C. Jones
Wm. B. Jones
Worley Jones
A. D. Smith
A. H. Smith
Mary K. Combs
Golda C. Ford
Autie F. Smith
Maggie EB. Smith
Susie R. Smith
Ona N. Smith
M. G. Fisher
W. M. Sawyer
Guernsey
Reading of President Wilson’s message draws cross party praise
Thousands read the 3000 word message in 28 minutes with an enthusiastic bipartisan demonstration. Opposition journals praised the speech as statesmanlike, noting Republicans and Democrats alike supported it and included minority leader Mann among participants.
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Wilson
Mann
For the Children Not for Grafters at the Home
Indignant workers at the 8. S. O. Home in Xenia protest recent reports they call exaggerated about management. They defend the institution as a proper home for children and oppose anyone seeking to turn it into a loafing place for others.
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Xenia
Wilsons plain message wins wide public approval
The State Journal praises President Wilsons message as frank simple language that treats state affairs as a face to face talk. It notes near universal favor and minimal dispute on major issues, with brevity aiding understanding of momentous subjects including the Mexican question.
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Wilson
United States
State Journal
Rep
Governor Cox Praises Law Abiding Element on Ohio Law
Governor Cox in Washington denounces Ohio Republican leaders as bushwhackers and allies of liquor dealers. He defends the liquor license law, vows strict enforcement in both wet and dry counties, and says he will stand by the law abiding element of the state.
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Cox
Washington
Corn Boys
Congress
Ohio
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
McKinley
Governor Cox Abandons Patronage For Merit System
At a meeting of 102 county tax assessors, Governor Cox ordered no appointments until January 1 under the state civil service law. He stated the Democratic administration will appoint based on merit and warned against patronage, promising a cost efficient duplicate tax roll with minimal inquiry into farmers and utilities.
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Cox
Ohio Tax Reform Aims to Equalize Local Burdens
The piece argues for a broader tax base to require wealthier citizens to fund government, noting the rich often avoid taxes via assessors and off-duplicate investments. It traces the Edwards bill and echoes McKinley and Harmon support, asserting fairness and proportionality of taxation based on benefits received. It cautions critics seeking political conspiracy.
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McKinley
Harmon
Edwards
Ohio
Memories Are Long Snub by Houston Angers Ohio Corn Boys
Secretary of Agriculture David F. Houston avoided addressing the Ohio Corn Boys and skipped a reception, an act seen as a deliberate insult by the group and their supporters. They vow to remember the snub, calling it a grave mistake by Houston.
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Secretary of Agriculture
David F. Houston
Ohio Corn Boys
Goveror Cox Defends School Autonomy In Ohio Address
In Columbus Gov. Cox claims opponents seek to use education to build political machines. He vows to veto measures expanding state control or reducing local school self government. He defends civil service reform and cautions against graft in school management as reform advances.
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Gov. Cox
Warnes
Ohio Educational Congress
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Ohio
Pent-up business outlook in the Pittsburgh Post
The Pittsburgh Post notes a large latent volume of new business held back by needed changes in financial and political methods. Foresees a near breakout as more businessmen adopt a brighter view of trade.
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Pittsburgh Post
Rural Leaders and Birth Announcements In Ohio Counties
G W Doyle left Monday for a business visit in Barnesville. Mrs Charles Hardesty of Portsmouth returned home Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs James Hardesty. Mr and Mrs W F Trimble left Monday for a few days visit in Pittsburgh Baltimore Md and Washington Dc. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Hawthorne at Coshocton Sunday Dec 7 1913 a son.
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G. W. Doyle
Barnesville
Charles Hardesty
Portsmouth
James Hardesty
W. F. Trimble
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Benefit in Cambridge Testimony
Cambridge resident Mrs. William Hardin testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backaches headaches and kidney trouble and left her tiredness behind. She bought the remedy at Sutton Oshe drugstore and recommends it for urinary disorders and nervous sleeplessness. The ad notes the product price and Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
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Cambridge
Dean
Doan
William Hardin
Dewey Avenue
Ohio
Sutton & Oshe’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Brakeman Sues Pennsylvania Co. for 10000 Damages
From Cambridge yards, March 21 1913, a brakeman employed on the yard crew sues the Pennsylvania Co. through attorney J H Mackey for damages of 10000 in common pleas court. Other items note juries, verdicts, and new cases in the period, including Ohio vs Vincent Slevin with a guilty verdict after late sessions. Real estate transfers are listed afterward.
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John 8S. Shackles
J. H. Mackey
Common Pleas
Pennsylvania Co
Cambridge
Ohio
Vincent Slevin
McGinnis
Enos
W. H. Brown
Elizabeth Haines
Sheridan Nicholson
Squire L. B. Hollenback
Charles Hutchison
Cambridge Collieries Co
Thomas Watson
The
J. A. Compton
A. C. Smith
Land transfers recorded in Cambridge and vicinity
A series of property transfers listed include H W Dennis and wife to W L Wilson for lots 2 3 and 4 in Cambridge with 8250 dollars, W L Wilson and wife to H W Dennis for lot 34 in Mc Farland’s Addition Cambridge 5500 dollars, and many other deeds across Cambridge town ship Millwood Liberty Spaencer Senecaville Oak land Place Addition Center township and more with nominal sums such as 1.00 or 435 dollars and up to 5500 dollars.
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H. W. Dennis
W. L. Wilson
Harry W. Dennis
Cambridge
Benjamin Boniphant
FE. B. Dawson
Washington
Harry W
Cora D. Dennis
McFarland
Wm. H. Eagleton
J. ¥. Gregg
Center Township
J. C
Amy May Palmer
Nellie L. Margaret R
Cora Bell Garey
The
McPherson Realty Company
F. M. Dull
McPherson
Cambridge Township
John K. Rose
James K. Rose
Millwood
James Wharton
Mary A. Harding
Liberty Township
Cambridge L. & D. Company
Charles E. Lowry
Oakland Place
Lucy Orme
Fred L. Turner
McCracken
L. L. Butcher
George
Harry K
Homer J. Crow
Spaacer Township
James A. Leeper
A. A. Hutchison
Campbell's
Senecaville
J. E
Susan M. Gregg
William Black
Simeon and
Elizabeth Rankin
Oakland Place Addition
Real estate transfers recorded in Cambridge area listings
Listing of several property transfers including Orchard Place and Oakland Place additions in Cambridge with varied consideration amounts from $1 to $225 and several Jackson and Monroe township parcels. Notable buyers include Aman da G Barnes Ethel Davis and Arthur Burns with multiple lots and acreage conveyed.
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Cambridge
Harry W. Dennis
Amanda G. Barnes
Orchard Place
Ethel
Arthur Davis
Amer
Polena Jakobism
Jackson Township
W. W. Tedrick
Joe Kusy
Charles N
Maggie E. Erskine
Nannie B. Moore
Oakland Place
Bery O. Burns
Arthur Burns
Gallup
Owen H. Hall
Lawrence W. Hall
Millwood Township
Susan Jane
John G. Rose
Harriet B. Smith
New Salem
Liberty Township
Asberry Neel
Boyd L. Neel
Monroe Township
William J. Larson
Esther Ann Gallagher
Carson's Addition
Life of Rev. Dr. William J. McConkey Remembered
The Presbyterian Banner recalls the late Rev. Dr. William J. McConkey of Grove City died last Saturday. He led a 36 year pastorate in Cambridge building a 62 to 900 member church and influenced many youths, with 62 sons, including two of three, entering the ministry and 20 going to foreign fields. He and Dr. Ketler were closely linked in these years.
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the Presbyterian Banner
Pittsburg
William J. McConkey
Guernsey County
Cambridge
First Presbyterian Church
Grove City
College Town
Councilman Cunningham Injured Repairing Farm Foundation
Councilman Frank Cunningham, contractor for a large farm stable foundation near Pleasant City on Judge Dyson’s land, suffered a severe accident Saturday when a heavy stone fell on his left foot as he set it into place. He was brought home for medical treatment.
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Frank Cunningham
Judge Dyson
Pleasant City
Cunningham
Bank stockholder disclosure to tighten state banks
The Ohio Banking Superintendent announced a plan requiring all state banks to list stockholders and their holdings starting January 1 1914. Twenty bank inspectors will personally verify if holdings would cover depositor losses in case of bank failure. The aim is to strengthen unstable banks.
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United Press
Columbus, CO
Dee. S
Ohio
Rio Grande Fires Sought Aid Not Needed
Norfolk Va Dec 8 The Mallory liner Rio Grande reported on fire last night now needs no assistance and proceeds under its own steam. The revenue cutter Seminole ordered to aid was recalled to Norfolk.
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United Press Special
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk
Naval Holiday Resolution Passes House Aimed at World Naval Truce
The House approved a resolution urging a one year world naval holiday and asking President Wilson to seek agreement among powers in line with Winston Churchill's suggestion. Also noted are local births and travel notices including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Hesket and holiday plans for Bristen family.
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United Press
Washington, Dee
House
Hensley
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
Wilson
Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Dot Cambridge Area
Local residents mark Thanksgiving with family dinners visits and church events. Notables include Mrs. J B Pyle Chandlersville visiting with Della Hyde and Miss Mary Kennon teaching near Winterset. Union services and a cottage prayer meeting are scheduled, with several Cambridge residents hosting gatherings.
Local Social News From Salesville and Vicinity
Residents and visitors share gatherings and visits across Salesville Pleasant City and surrounding towns. Names include Anderson Shroyer Moorhead Campbell Basford Brown Morrison Frame Marquis and Finley with multiple illnesses and a funeral noted.
Local visits noted across Zanesville to Columbus
Carl Whissel returned Saturday from a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Samuel Dickerson near Zanesville. Mrs Frank Gibson of Caldwell shopped and visited friends in Cambridge Monday. Will Barthalow of East Wheeling Avenue was guest of friends in Columbus Sunday. Miss Mae Baker visited friends in Columbus Sunday.
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Ed. Summers
Martins, Ferry
Dee. Ltd
Bridgewater
Middlebourne
Marle Harding
Charles Steele
Baumgardner
West Main Street
Samuel Hackley
Cambridge
Queen Esthers
M. EF. Church
Foster Shipman
Edyth
Hart Harper
Love City
Bernie Dolen
Carl Whissel
Samuel Dickerson
Zanesville
Frank Gibson
Caldwell
Will Barthalow
East Wheeling Avenue
Columbus
Miss Mae Baker
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Hood
Edeniora
Munn & Co
Daily
Jeffersonian
Fletcher
William Heskett
Franklin Avenue
John Bristen
James
Garfield, Avenue
Warner
Wm. Loach
South Tenth Street
Saginaw, Mich
J. B. Pyle
Chandlersville
Mae Pyle
Della Hyde
L. H. Shipman
Olive Laughman
W. B. Jeffrey
Charles Caskey
I. M. Paden
Luther Bales
M. E
CC. N. Church
J. M. Paden
Mary Kennon
Winterset
H. C. Kennon
Lyda Hyde
Martin’s Ferry
J. E. Thompson
Will Thompson
Byesville
W. J. Clark
Presbyterian
U. P
A. P. Frame
A. N. Fulton
Glencoe
Mary Wallace
Salesville
Charlie Anderson
Maud Davidson
Near Black Top
Clyde Shroyer
Iowa
Dave Shroyer
Mary Moorhead
Linnie Breidenthal
Wallace Daniels
Huffman
Blake
Belle Shear
Ina Kays
J. W. Campbell
Herbert
Arthur Basford
Samuel Harding
Kimbolton
Joe Brown
Hartford
Mrs. Brown
Charley Vandyke
Derwent
Byron Moorhead
Jank Morrison
Mary Basford
Clyde
A. Lah
John Finley
Homer Finley
C. Frame
L. B. Marquis
Corry
China
Coupon Corry Hips & Fur Co
Corry, Pa
Post Office
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