War on suggestive postcards hits Cincinnati judges
U S Judge Sater sentenced one man to the reformatory for a year another to jail and a third to a heavy fine for sending postcards with suggestive pictures or sentences through the mail. The crackdown aims to deter outgoing indecent material and curb future incidents as authorities remain vigilant. The piece also notes the public debate over the presidents two term limit with Roosevelt asserting the two term norm and opponents naming possible successors across parties.
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Cincinnati
U.S
Sater
Reformatory
Punishment Should Be Meted Out
The article argues authorities erred by releasing a man accused of harassing women on the streets. It asserts mentally unbalanced individuals are more dangerous and advocates strict statutory penalties. It warns that leniency invites vigilantism and urges catching and prosecuting street harassers.
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Tewo
National Grange urges federal aid for good roads
The document argues for immediate congressional legislation and liberal appropriations to improve public highways across municipalities and counties. It stresses highway funding as a public interest tied to tax revenue and calls for nationwide consideration of road construction priorities.
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National Grange
Grange
Ohio
Congress
Coshocton
Pohaif Nf
Arbor
Change of Venue in Dickerson Case Sparks Debate
The discussion centers on whether Ben Dreherson deserves a new trial for murder. The editorial argues a jury from within Holmes County is preferable, noting many readers and taxpayers weigh in against moving the venue to Millersburg for cost and accessibility reasons.
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Dickerson
Supreme Cout
Ben Dreherson
Krasety
Dickersom
Cary
Millersburg
Holmes County
Ope
Christmas Reflections and Community Spirit Amid County News
An extended Christmas letter speaks of peace and goodwill from a blind boy and letters to The Age reflect civic economy and journalistic stewardship. The piece notes local merchants in Cushoecton thriving despite unsettled markets and ends with a hopeful call for unity and shared welfare in the coming year.
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Sana Glaus
Age
Cushoecton
Cagvern
Uo 8
Daily Age
Change of venue sought in Ben Dickerson murder case
Attorneys Adan and Daugherty filed affidavits in the Ben Dickerson murder case requesting a venue change for the second trial. The affidavits cite extensive newspaper clippings from Cesherton papers detailing threats, juror reports, and sensational coverage affecting the case. Prosecutor McDowell plans to file affidavits opposing the motion with Judge Whiteman to decide if January 1 next year should place the trial in a neighboring county.
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Daugherty
Ben Dickerson
Orbil
Cesherton
Cooperdate Pople
Joach Dickerson
Thomas McCoy
Doug
Dickerson
McDowell
Tme
Satardiay
Dicker
Stone
Jones Dies in Zanes Win
Wilbur Jones aged 22 from Coshocton died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness linked to a crash between Akraa and Columbus. He had been hospitalized since late October and later succumbed during surgery.
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Jones
Zanes Win
Wiitle
Wilbur Jones
Ageel
Coshucton
Good Samadtan
Watsik Inakeniti
Akraa
Colum- Bhs
Farmers Need to Have Care for Corn
A fragmented passage lists corn awards and doles out first and second places for yellow, white, eight-rowed, and pop corn with names such as W. E. O Brya n and M A Lawrence. The text drifts into garbled notes about county fairs and climate impacts on corn yield.
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W. E. O'Bryan
R. FL
F. Ricketts
Coshocton
M. A. Lawrence
Keene
S. R. McGornick
Keens
W. H. Lows
A. N. Smith
Tunnel Hall
R. McGormick
Peter
Anama
Stingle
Darling
Bank Officials Track Names In Grain Stock Sale
Court records show bank officials kept a careful list of names and numbers to avoid mistakes during a grain stock sale. Witnesses Stiogie Darling and others arranged a seating box for observers to inspect grain stalks and other property being sold. Prices quoted were all in dollars and cents.
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Stiogie
Mr. Darling
Goshucton
Tiverton School District Contracts Bus Run
In compliance with a court order, Tiverton township approves a hauler to transport the children of district No 2 on an about eight mile route to North Means. The driver will be paid $9.75 per week.
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Tiverton
Tiverton Township
Norn
Daylight burglars haul rich loot from city home
Thieves entered Merth Ars home on South Ninth Street between 2 and 4 PM while the family was away. They picked a key from the refrigerator, unlocked the front door, and took a wallet valued around 20 dollars along with other items belonging to residents including Donk Busenburs and Louis Denes.
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Merth Ars
Mike Deneer
South Ninth Street
Amily
Waleh
Louis Denes
Koll Ping
Aliss
Busenburs
Pms
Tender Age Stops Romance in Eolay Wel Patter
A fragmentary report describes a troubled romance halted by an event at a hospital office. The wording is garbled but hints at personal failure and unwelcome consequences for two individuals. The account mentions a wedding and a planned meal as uncertain upcoming notes in the tale.
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Joseph Daehson
Jehoensy
Barlow
Mites May Jonn
Bert Jae
Holiday Postians Mise Ubi Syhein
A fragmented report notes local happenings involving Miss Vis Strays and clerks at Pho Moai. The piece references individuals and places but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Vis
Hoescot
Repasom's
SENVER'S Name May Settle The Matter At Convention
A chaotic county convention seen at Deana Cultie Nabe as leaders clash over treasurer duties and county funds. Treaster Darling set a December record, pulling in several thousand Adhirs to the county strongbox. Probate Court names Margaret KE Waltz administrator of Truman Waltz estate.
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Senver
Demyer
Deana Cultie
EN Amilitay
Newton Sheekman
Treaster Darling
Margaret KE
Waltz
Truman Waltz
Mrs Smith Expires at Evansburg in Tragic Loss
Mrs Joseph Smith of Evansburg dies at 2 20 am after two years of nervous trouble. Funeral in Bitkersville conducted by Rev Cornell with burial. She was born Eliza Jane Fenton in Pennsylvania and lived in Evansburg all her life. Survived by husband and daughter Mrs Lenora Powell. Also news of Harry Schuler becoming engineer at the plant replacing Truman Walls.
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Anio
Lenora Powell
Evansburg
Waltz
Harry Schuler
Virginia
Vnectnacight
Truman Walls
Schuler
Coshocton
Panhandle Pay Car Reports Gold Payments in Coshocton
A fragment notes the Pennsylvania pay car traveling through Coshocton around 9:30 Friday, paying workers in gold and a portion in other pay. The line suggests confusion over the money distribution and timing of the payments amid payroll details.
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Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Coshocton
Came Miny
Rathraaly
Man Detained After Suspicious Follow Near Walnut Street
Three girls walking home on South Seventh street are shadowed by a man near a tree. The man, later identified as Tumblin, followed toward Wheeling and Lake, was detained by Officer Hawkins and released after no charges were filed. The incident prompted police to respond promptly.
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South Seventh Street
Walnutt Street
Walnut
Wheeling
Vankins
Fraud Alleged in Damage Case Filed in Pleas Court
A damage suit for 5297.65 was filed in common pleas court on Friday afternoon by Thomas Gralmo against W. O. Graham and Robert John Graham executors of the estate of Robert Graham, deceased. The Gralmos are brothers.
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Thomas Gralmo
W. OT. Graham
Robert John Graham
Robert Graham
Thoms
Robert
Farming Dispute Over Estate Powers Near Bloomfeld
Thomas alleges Robert controlled business while he handled the mechanical work. He says he repeatedly borrowed from Robert and notes were not properly accounted for. After Roberts death his nephews as executors claimed Thomas owed 2778.68 and threatened sale of his farm. At 78 he was induced to mortgage to Penonetee Bank for 4600 and sign a note approving the debt. Attorneys claim notes were fraudulently taken from probate records. W Stilwell and W S Merrell represent the plaintiff.
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Bloomfeld
Thomas
Robert
Plainthff
Plaintig
Penonetee Bank
Coshocton
Adunts
W. Stilwell
Millersburg
W. S. Merrell
Bryan Seen As Next President Odds Widen In Nebraska
Washington December 13 James C Dahlman known as the cowboy mayor of Omaha and Nebraska Democratic national committeeman said that Nebraskans favor Bryan for president after Roosevelt’s exit. He claimed Bryan’s chances have measurably improved and that it seems a sure thing for him.
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Bryan
West
Washington
James C. Dahlman
Omaha
Nebraska
Roosevelt
Newark doctor offers cures for chronic diseases
Farquhar formerly of Zanesville Ohio specialist in chronic diseases locates on West Main Newark Ohio. Thirty years experience treats cancers gall stones early consumption asthma rheumatism neuralgia epilepsy cholera headaches and many other chronic conditions. Will diagnose by exam and visit patients in or out of the city.
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Farquhar
Zanesville
Ohio
Newark
West Main Street
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