Coshocton High School Athletes Elect Officers
At a semi annual meeting the Coshocton high school athletic association elected Edgar Selby manager of the baseball team and William Bostwick track head. New officers include Gotlieb Jacobs president Clyde Wisenburg vice president Agnes Hanlon secretary Edgar Selby treasurer and Profs Richer Bryant and Knott on the executive committee.
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Coshocton High School Athletic Association
Selby
Edgar Selby
William Bostwick
Gotlieb Jacobs
Clyde Wisenburg
Agnes Hanlon
Richer
Bryant
Knott
Ruthless flames devour church and homes
Paris Kentucky March 31 fire at North Middletown destroyed the Methodist church four dwellings and three business houses. Loss about 20000 with 5000 insured. Local fire crews contained the flames but there was substantial property damage.
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Paris
North Middletown
This County
Lam
Cleveland Trust and Western Reserve Trust Merge
The license consolidation of The Cleveland Trust Company and The Western Reserve Trust Company is described as greatly strengthening security. It states that for every dollar deposited, three dollars in protection are now available, with fifteen million dollars in depositor funds guarded by increased capital stock and liability. The bank touts four percent interest on savings from one to ten thousand dollars and offers a free booklet on request via Booklet 52.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Western Reserve Trust Company
Machinery Sale Listing With Various Farm Implements
A full line of engines threshers clover hullers saw mills wind mills pumps pipe tanks and other machinery offered in a broad farm equipment listing. The ad notes a long assortment of secondhand gear ready for purchase by local buyers.
Miners and Operators Sign Two Month Scale Pact
A temporary mining scale agreement was signed at Coshocton City Hall after long talks between United Mine Workers leaders led by William Green and local operators. The deal sets prices by weight and applies to two months ending June 1, averting a threatened strike. Miss Mamie Wright begins work at Miss Carrick’s Millinery.
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Indianapolis
Coshocton
City Call
William Green
United Mine Workers
Daniel Hudson
Thomas Lear
Henry Lear
Charles Wells
John
Peter Ingham
John Williams
George Henderson
Green Arose
Green
Ingham
Appleyard Syndicate Plans Vast Ohio Trunk Line Network
A Cleveland March 31 report details the Appleyard electric railway syndicate extending a vast trunk line system across southern and central Ohio. The plan links Cincinnati to Cleveland via Columbus and Akron, Cincinnati to Toledo via Dayton and Springfield, with lines to Newark Zanesville New Philadelphia and connections toward Bellefontaine Findlay and Toledo. The venture, partly backed by Tucker Anthony of Boston, controls 25 percent capitalization and rivals Mandelbaum routes, aiming to form through lines from Cincinnati to Cleveland Toledo and beyond.
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Titegreph
Cleveland
Appleyard Electric Rady Syndicate
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
Springfield
Akron
Northern Ohio Traction Company
Hamilton
Newark
Zanesville
Coshocton
New Philadelphia
Lni
Tucker-Anthony Syndicate
Boston
Appleyard Syndicate
al Eam
Diraide
Bellefontaine
Findlay
Kenton
Bowling Green
Southern
Troy
Indianapolis
Zanesvile
Bellaire
Pittsburg
Springfield and Western Railway Company
Columbus, London and Springfield Railway Company
Central Market Street Railway Company
Ovation For General Booth At Albert Hall
London March 31 General William Booth commander in chief of the Salvation Army received a tremendous welcome at the Albert Hall packed to capacity with 9600 people many turned away due to rain. Notable guests included Sir Edward Clarke Sir George Newnes Lady Pender Lady Murray several mayors and monarchs from the House of Commons. Booth bowed as banners and department costumes passed in review and spoke of Roosevelt and US Congress praise eliciting applause.
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William Booth
Salvation Army
Albert Hall
Edward Clarke
George Newnes
Pender
Murray
H. Hosquith
House of Commons
The
Stock Exchange
Ambassador Choate
General Booth
Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Booth
Husband Shot by Wife's Caller in New York
William J. Peppler, 26, of Hast One Hundred and Nineteenth Street, killed by William Earl Dobson, a stock broker cashier, after chasing a man believed to be entertaining his wife. Peppler died on the hall floor. Dobson fled and police issued a general alarm.
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Age
New York
William J. Peppler
Hast One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
William Earl Dobson
Peppler
Lovers shot each other in Ironton shooting
In Ironton on March 31 William Argo a carpenter from Center Furnace shot Ellen Walker at her home after she refused to see him. He fired five shots wounding her breast. She fired back wounding him in the leg. Argo was arrested.
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Ironton. O
Wiliam Argo
Ellen Walker
Argo
Center Furnace
J J. Fay
Model Store Moves to Hogie Building Space
The Model store relocates its stock to a room in the Hogie building, recently vacated by the Fountain, consolidating inventory in a new location.
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Model Store
Hogie
Drink Makes Demon Out of Trusted Lover
Forest McCord a 24 year old barber living at Bourneville killed Charity Storts 20 by slashing her throat at her home near South Salem after drinking heavily with companions. He wounded a man with a beer bottle earlier and, after stabbing himself, died from self inflicted wounds. An inquest revealed a prior assault in Bourneville and the father killed McCord with an axe as he lay dying.
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Chillicothe
Forest McCord
Bournville
Charity Storts
South Salem
McCord
Storts
Miss Storts
Bourneville
Miss Starts
April Review of Reviews explores world topics and U S figures
The April issue surveys global and domestic affairs with articles on the Panama Canal debate and Senate ratification, the Delaware sit uation, and the anthracite strike award analyzed by Dr Weyl. It covers Chicago municipal prospects, Russo policy, American opera leadership, Irish farming progress, two major railroad projects, Southern school conditions, Ohio centenary themes, and a Westward arid-line defense, plus a Sargent portrait of Roosevelt.
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Senate
Columbia
Delaware
Walter E. Weyl
Harry Pratt Judson
David E Cloyd
Ohio
Murat Halstead
Charles M. Harger
Sargent
Rooosevelt
Thousand Miners Refuse Work at Bellaire
In Bellaire on April 1 a thousand miners in the fifth Ohio sub-district refuse to go to work. Operators say they were not invited to the Wheeling conference and will not sign the scale adopted there.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Wheeling
Merited Tribute to J F Meek of Coshocton Ohio
A New York Commercial note recalls J F Meek once a Coshocton editor who built Meek and Beach into the world's largest advertising novelty firm. The Tuscarora and Standard firms merged in 1901, now 43 traveling salesmen cover the country. Meek also serves the community as library board president and donor to a new church.
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Coshocton
Ohio
J. F. Meek
Meek & Beach Company
Intitle
Meek
Tuscarora Advertising Company
Standard Advertising Company
Tuscarora
Meek and Beach Company
Public Library Board
Injunction Against Trainmen Dissolved
Judge Adams of the U S district court dissolved the injunction restraining the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Railroad Trainmen officials and other labor leaders from financing or ordering men on the Wabash strike.
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St. Louis
Adams
United States District Court
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fremen
Davis to Take Short Vacation From Union Depot Post
William Davis a gateman at the Union depot will begin a brief vacation today and spend the time at Co llection Columbus Journal observance or layover.
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William Davis
Union Depot
Coshection
Columbus Journal
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