Meek Co Salesmen Convene in Coshocton
Meek Company hosts its annual salesmen convention in Coshocton with exhibits of vehicles and office decor. Officials and press attend as sessions cover retrospectives and future plans, while events include demonstrations and a feature on Trans-Continents of 1908.
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Plan Co
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Baltine
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Thieves Rummage Burt Ave Homes In Morning Burglary
Thieves entered Joseph Cooper's cellar on Mirthavenue between 1 and 2 am, stealing eight or ten jars of preserved foods and breaking a cellar window. Nearby, Andrey Fisher reported prowlers near his residence in Milwaukee Towns. a reception for Meck Company salesmen and a banquet at the Elks Club are noted in the day’s schedule.
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Mirthavenue
Cooper
Andrey Fisher
Milwaukee
Lave
Boston
Disau Sten
Meck Company
Sallir
Pela
Lisensgion Creo
al Ghie
Hishure
Gen
W. Richie
Ohio
Meck
Laan
Mir Rochest
Mion
Vanes
the Elks’ Glub
Wreck on Panhandle Train Injures Several Travelers
A Panhandle train traveling at about 60 miles an hour wrecked Tuesday night. Ed Horn, a tailor from Zanesville, was badly bruised. several others sustained minor injuries. Among the passengers were J. F. Meek from Newark, and City Treasurer Dick O Darnes, who escaped unharmed. The crash caused chaos with screams and damage, but no fatalities were reported.
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Ed Horn
Zanesville
and Wire
J. FL. Meek
Wirs
Jesse McClain
Meeks
Darnes
Newark
Dick O Darnes
Policemen For Coshocton Page: Salary Increase Debate
A scrambled OCR passage discusses funding for Coshocton police with mentions of Wie appropriation, council members, retirements, and demands for increased police salaries. It notes potential council actions, surveying costs, and the role of legislators in shaping pay raises.
Report on Regents upheaval and auditor's actions
A fragment from the weekly notes a year’s upheaval at the regent’s office. It cites the auditor withholding publication under public pressure and criticizes delays. The piece asks why taxpayers were not allowed to read the report and urges readers to consult today’s issue for full details.
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Unie
Aifair
Moses
Aghmiul
Peek
Anay
HeRdon
Today
Trolley line expansion links city to Coshocton in formal plan
A late night notice outlines the Wadley Hull Light and Power Co plan to extend a trolley line from the city to Coshocton in a broader construction project. The article mentions funding and regional utility coordination with Indiana connections and boxing restrictions noted in passing.
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Zanesville
Wadley Hull
Wis
Light & Power
Coshocton
Council Concludes Session Amid Turmoil in Lawrence
The Lawrence council wraps up a contentious meeting as retirements surface and officials face opposition. City officials report a rise in issues with street and alley cleanup and plan to address dumping and conduct adjustments.
Jeff Davis and the Red Family Contested Letter
Fragmented OCR text shows names like Jeff Davis and Helen and mentions central figures and a political or social dispute. Irregular phrases suggest a historical letter or editorial with references to a president, a town, and family details. The readable parts imply a discussion of figures and a public event or sentiment.
Fragmented wartime report from a coastal fort
A damaged police-like wartime dispatch describes sailors at a fort location with mentions of Japanese forces and a commander organizing divers and guards. The text hints at a bombardment and surveillance with unclear specifics and scattered names.
187 Bodies From The Mines
At noon today 87 victims had been taken from the mine. The telegram notes ongoing rescue efforts at Monogah Deo.
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Carin
Fisher Lung Sufferer Dies In Burghville Parish
Paralyzed man Fisher died following a stroke last week. Survived by his wife Mrs. O H Steffee and several friends, with survivors including Jay Crothers and Wiltor Young. Funeral services at United Presbyterian Church Friday at 10, interment in Halsden Cemetery.
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Oh. Z. Steffee
Mali Sheet
Coshocton
Wil Spockad
Jay Crothers
Fuendnie
Fisher
Wiltor Young
New Cau
United Preslylovian Church
Halsden
Thirty Negroes Killed in Riot in Pickens County Alabama
Reported today that thirty Black men were killed in a riot at Pickens County Alabama. The telegram from Memphis Tenn notes the violent incident and casualty figure, with limited additional details available.
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Menphis
Tenn
Plckens County
Ala
Commission to Probe Nevada Labor Conditions
Federal investigators including O Murphy of the commerce department and Charles J Neill of labor begin action in Nevada this afternoon. Knox, commissioner of coal and labor observers, will accompany the team to assess labor conditions at Goldfield Nev.
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Rooservell
Federal
Goldfield
O. Murphy
Las Dhepartment of Commerce
Lerlerd Knox
Coypelset
Lois Charles J. Neill
Nevaaktis
Neighbor Fined After Court Plea In Osculation Case
In a Wednesday morning hearing before Squire Wimmer, Mrs Turner testified while the defendant pleaded guilty to an alleged osculation charge. The court ordered the man to pay a fine totaling a cent and to stay away from the Turner home for two weeks.
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Tiecinda Turner
Depu
Dios
Mra Turner
Denteta
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