Platt Placed in Desirable Prison Ward Hospitalized
Ohio penitentiary officials describe Charles Platt as well cared for in the hospital ward after being brought there by Sheriff Hedge Auditor Lamberson and George A Hay. He sleeps in a clean bed room and keeps his own clothes except for the gray prison suit. his friends express sympathy and note his remorse and flawed associations.
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Charles Platt
Ohio Penitentiary
Hastile
Hedge
Lamberson
George A. Hay
Columbus
Platt
Roscoe Woman's Club Studies Italy at Main Street Home
The Roscoe Woman's club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Adams on Main Street to study Italy. Papers by Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Gleason, Miss Carrie LeRetilley, and Mrs Elsworth LeRetilley were read, followed by piano selections by Miss LeHeulley and Miss Maud Gleason. An invitation to Lafayette Parliament club was accepted and next meeting set with Mrs Archie Clark on South Third Street to study America Yesterday and Today.
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Roscoe
Roscoe Woman's Club
Mr. Adams
Main Street
Italy
Hill
Gleason
Carrie LeRetilley
Elsworth LeRetilley
LeHeulley
Maud Gleason
Lafayette Parliament Club
America
Archie Clark
South Third Street
Small Strike At Roscoe Knitting Factory Stirs Labor Tensions
A handful of workers at the Roscoe Knitting factory walked off the job on Wednesday to protest conditions. The action involved a small group of girls and signals growing labor unrest at the plant.
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Roscoe
State closes testimony in Howard case in Frankfort
The April 25 report notes the state finished presenting its testimony in the Howard case at Frankfort and that the defense will present its rebuttal testimony this afternoon.
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Frankfort
Mi o na Dyspepsia Remedy Guaranteed
Anderson the local druggist endorses Mi o na as the fairest dyspepsia cure. The box is sold with a positive money back guarantee if no improvement, requiring only a 50 cent deposit to try. The ad claims rapid relief, restored digestion, and renewed vigor from early doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Anderson
Mlo-na
Mr. Anderson
Baptist Ladies Host Fifteen Cent Supper Fundraiser
The Baptist church ladies served a fifteen cent supper to a large crowd on Thursday evening. Each participant contributed a dollar she earned, producing amusing stories. Proceeds from the supper and earnings totaled seventy five dollars.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Arbor Day Observed With Plantings in City Schools
Arbor day exercises were held in city public schools Friday afternoon after a postponement. Six rare trees from Washington were received via Congressman Cassingham, with three planted at South Lawn Avenue School and three in front of the Banterofit building. T. G Rabson to break ground soon for a seven room house on Vine Street. contract not yet let.
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Washington
Cassing Ham
South Lawn Avenue
Banterofit
T. G Rabson
Vine Street
Floral Clock at Exposition Looms Over 1904 Grounds
A colossal floral clock at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis 1904 sits immediately north of the Agriculture building. Its 100 foot dial and 50 foot minute hand are hidden by flowers while a 12 by 18 foot hour glass tower tops the display. The clock's mechanism, powered by concealed machinery, measures each second with precision and its bell announces the hour to visitors.
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St. Louis
City of Knowledge
Floral Clock Opens Its Face to Day and Night Display
The 12 hour groups unfold hourly, each new bloom opening as the hour changes and the previous one withering. Encircling the clock are 1,000 incandescent lamps that light at night, illuminating the entire exhibit. The display is the Johnson Service company of Milwaukee. New coaches for the Panhandle railroad promise better summer service with 21 passenger engines and many cars, due for delivery by July 1.
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Johnson Service Company of
Milwaukee
Panhandle
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Twin City National Bank Proposed for Dennison
A Columbus banker connected with First National plans a Dennison national bank. Businessmen met at Hotel Bovey to discuss the charter, with Dr. Wolf named as likely president and the bank expected to open in about sixty days under the title Twin City National Bank.
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M National Ban
Comprehensive Card of Thanks for Recent Death
Expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided after the death of the husband. Special thanks to Rev E P Herbruck for the sermon and choir, and to groups including Improved Order of Red Men Daughters of Pocahontas Liquor League Bartenders union Daughters of America No 37 and Famous Outing club. Also thanks Mrs Miller Mrs Shootin Robert Shisler Mr Ams haugh Mr Fry Mr Whitmer and Mr Meximer. Mrs Ida Hog and daughter 903 East North Canton Repository.
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E P. Herbruck
Order of Red Men
Daughters of Pocahontas
Liquor League
Bartenders’ Union
Daughters Oof America
Outing Club
Miller
Shootin
Robert Shisler
Amshaugh
Fry
Whitmer
Meximer
Ida Hog
East North Silver
Canton Repository
Appointment of Executrix in Estate of Jonas Fry
Notice announces the appointing and qualification of the executrix for the estate of Jonas Fry, a Coshocton County Ohio resident, died April 9 1993. Prohibition County conventions seek Prohibitionists for delegates to the Springfield state convention May 28 27 and to nominate a county ticket with remarks by State Chairman F M McCartney. Circuit court opens in Zanesville Tuesday April 28 with a full docket.
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Jonas Fry
Munder
Coskncton County
Ohio
Prohibitionists
Friends of the Cause
Coshocton
Springfield
F M McCartney
A. L. Matthews
Zanesville
On the Move After Columbus Mayoral Fall
After Mayor Hinkle’s defeat in Columbus a surge of gamblers and con men fled to Findlay. Within a week Findlay hosted ten faro games and numerous Columbus ran poker rooms. Officials pushed to drive the wagering fraternity from town as Columbus men kept moving.
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Hinkle
Columbus
Findlay
State Mine Inspector Reappoints District Inspectors
State Mine Inspector Biddison reappoints four district inspectors for two year terms. Thomas McGough of Bridgeport remains in the Fourth District, R. M. Mason of Logan, First District, James P. Davis of Salem, Sixth District, and W. H. Turner of Cambridge, Fifth District continue in office.
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Biddison
Thomas McGough
Bridgeport
R. M. Mason
Logan
James P. Davis
Salem
W. H. Turner
Cambridge
Knights to stage large celebration at castle hall
The Knights of Pythias plan a big event in their castle hall next Wednesday. Two candidates will receive the third degree and the Bloomfield lodge will attend in full. A banquet will be served.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Lodge
Bloomfield
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