Bad Boy Bound Over In Keene Township Case
Ernest Boyd, 15, appeared in Mayor Cassingham’s court on charges from Samuel Norris of Keene township. Norris pursued Boyd after a revolver and pocketbook went missing. the boy denied guilt, waived preliminaries, and a revolver was traced to an unknown holder. Boyd was bound over to court in the sum of 500 and locked in the county jail for lack of bail.
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Ernest Boyd
Cassing
Arges
Samuel Norris
Keene Township
Earnest
Mr. Norris
Norris
Cushocton
Cassingham
Young Boyd
Cours
Hart Seeks Division of John Harper Estate in Ohio County
Catherine Hart of Virginia township filed a suit in common pleas court on Thursday alleging heirs of John Harper deceased. She requests division of the Harper estate, including 207 acres in Hopewell and Ruskingum counties, among thirteen heirs living in Ohio New York Michigan and Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hart
Virginia
Wnship
Eas
Mary C Rardever
John Har
John Arper
Hocton
Ruskingum
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Arkansas
Boys Disorderly at Public Library Demand Police Warning
Librarian Mr Love questioned by police after two youths tossed magazines in the reading room Friday evening. Officers could not locate a patrol and the pair were allowed to leave. Love warns that the room is for reading and boisterous conduct will be punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Geal
Mr. Love
Centienan
City Officials Invited to Governor Ash Inauguration
Mayor Cassingham receives invitation from Mayor Swartz of Columbus for the mayor, council, and department heads to attend Governor Ash inauguration. Officials should notify the committee to reserve seats in the reviewing stand and arrange entertainment. Coshocton is expected to be represented by several officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassingham
Swartz
Columbus
Ash
Coshocton
No Serious Injuries Reported in Wheeling & Lane Wreck
A few injured people remain unable to walk out with several able to leave rooms. Two settlements reachable daily with lightly hurt parties, including a notably significant case settled last Saturday. Rev Toland received two dressed turkeys and a large chicken from anonymous friends, two boys delivering and declining interview, fueling talk of a conspiracy to kill him yet he notes the kindness.
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Wheeling & Lane
Dr. Toland
No Saloon Victory in Virginia Township Local Option
In a hard fought local option vote in Virginia township the anti-saloon side won by 135 votes. The town has one remaining saloon whose proprietor will have thirty days to wind up and leave.
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Virginia Township
Surprised Me and Mrs Ring Host Luncheon
Friday evening a group of friends and art students of George Ring visited his home. After a brief speech by Charles La Sere they presented Ring with a cub glass wine set and silver tray. Ring accepted gracefully and the group enjoyed a luncheon, making it a most enjoyable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ring
Charles la Sere
Ars
Ring
Observed the Day Christmas Celebrated Across City
Christmas was celebrated in the city with many people suspending work and some visitors arriving. There were no serious disturbances and the day passed without accident. Cold weather kept many at home as the evening streets grew quiet.
Local shop changes as Barnes buys Dulcher site
M Barnes purchases the Dulcher shop from James Hee and plans to move in early spring. Mr Baravus’ lease ends then as the current building is to be torn down for a new structure by Mr Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. @ Barnes
James Hee
Newark Elk minstrel party praises Coshocton visitors
A Coshocton party including Mayor and Mrs. Cassingham and several residents enjoyed a Christmas minstrel in Newark. They were greeted at the station and escorted to lodge rooms where lunch was served. Dean Stanler received enthusiastic applause as Newark Elks plan a New Year performance. Also noted is the closing of Sci o College term on December 15 with plans for new buildings and a brighter outlook as winter term begins January 2 1500 with catalog requests to Scio College Ohio.
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Coshocton
Newark
The
Elks
Cassingham
French Mizer
C. L. Cassingham
Georgia Voorhees
Parmer
Thad L. Montgomery
I. McCabe
C F. Gasser
W. Ho Man
W.C. McNeal
D. Haight
C. D Brooke
L. K. Beath
George “Inkhorn
Dean Stanler
Newark Elks
Seio College
Scio College
oFor
Serio
Ohio
Murder in Cambridge Distracted by Christmas Drunk
Cambridge police officer Albright dispersed a Christmas drunk on Turner Avenue Saturday afternoon. The incident is reported in Cambridge Times with no further details on motives or charges.
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Albright
Turner Avenue
Cambridge
Pan Handle train pursuit ends with fugitive on the run
Detective Moore of the Pan Handle force chased a parolee wanted for a 31600 robbery after he boarded Pan Handle train No. 6. The suspect fled along Fifth Street, fired at Moore, and escaped into a yard and cellar. Police vow to crack down on blind baggage riders and capture jumpers.
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Moore
Pan Handle Force
Fifth Street
Pan Handle
Mansfield Reformatory
Toledo
Chestnut
Police Department
Pennsylvania Company
Land
Councilman Merrell Injured in Likely Carriage Accident
Councilman Merrell escaped serious harm after a buggy gear failed between Spring Mountain and Warsaw. The buggy overturned, Merrell was thrown clear, horses ran away briefly, but were soon recaptured. Both Merrell and the driver rode the remaining six miles to Warsaw.
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Counciman Merrell
Spring Mountain
Warsaw
Merrell
Old Man Jumps Platform After Fall Near Newcomerstown
An unnamed elderly man living in Newcomerstown fell on the Pan Handle platform last night. He twisted his leg and feared a break but, after aid from bystanders, walked away limping. He appeared to be enjoying a holiday mood.
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Newcomerstown
Miner Killed Near Franklin In Train Accident
Frank Carr 28 a miner at Coalport mines died Christmas morning after being struck by an engine pulling coal cars. He was trying to board the train Saturday evening, his arm severed, taken home for aid but died. Funeral at Warner chapel. wife and two children left destitute.
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Frank Carr
Coalport
Carr
Warner Chapel
Wheeling & Lake Erie Offices Move to Electric Building
The Wheeling and Lake Erie general offices in Cleveland will relocate to the Electric building on January 1. The move ends months of cramped space as the company fills its new quarters.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Cleveland
Electric
Farmers Want Column Offered Free To Public
The Age announces a Farmers Want Column to connect buyers and sellers among farmers. Advertisers should mail brief notices from Tus kes Ohio with name and address, three insertions at no charge, three to four lines each, to help locate wanted items and available goods nearby.
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Colum
Tuskes
Coshocton
Ohio
News of the World highlights Coshocton paper value
The News of the World presents weekly coverage from the American Press Association. It combines national and local news into a sixteen page issue and touts Coshocton's latest great, enterprising weekly paper.
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Amrican Press Association
Coshoeton
Handy Atlas offer for year ahead subscribers
Limited time promotion for yearly subscribers includes THE AGE and Rand McNally New Concise Atlas of the World in book form for 1.60. The 5x7 inch atlas has 96 pages with colored maps of U S states and Canadian provinces, plus full page country maps and a world civil division, all indexed. It claims to be the most convenient atlas published.
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AGE
Rand McNally
United States
Dominion of Canada
Enjoyable evening at Christmas exercises in church
Grace M E church and the Presbyterian Sunday school held Christmas programs that drew large crowds. Mrs Mary Pomerene and Miss Annie Fantboys led groups with Master Harry Kerlin and Master Charles Hunt delivering solos and speeches. The event featured laurel and holly decor, strong choir renditions, and 250 candy packages plus as many oranges given to children.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Evenune
Mary Pomerene
Annie Fantboys
Harry Kerlin
Charles Hunt
Grace M. E. Church
Night Owl Outing Club Formed to Avoid Name Clash
The Buckeye Outing club met on Thursday to rename the organization the Night Owl Outing club to prevent confusion with a juvenile group of the same name.
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Buckeye Outing Club
Night- Owl Outing Club
Society Notes Show Comings and Goings Around Town
J F Treadway of Tunnel Hill visited the city Friday as Mrs J M Miller and daughter toured Kimbolton. Numerous relatives and visitors arrive for the holidays from Pittsburg Cleveland Warsaw Canton and Zanesville with locals hosting cousins students and travelers in festive gatherings.
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J. F. Treadway
Tunnel Hill
F Hall
Zanesville
Wall
The
Weller Pottery
Coshocton Art Exhibition Draws a Thousand Visitors
About one thousand attendees joined eleven hundred schoolchildren at the Coshocton art show. The exhibition closed with high praise from artists and teachers. Organizers promise a larger display next year and express thanks to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Tex Ace
Newark Elks Prepare Two New Year Entertainment Receptions
Arrangements are made for the Newark Elks to host two entertainments on New Year's Day and evening. The visiting company numbers 49 and first performed in Newark on Christmas Day. Coshocton is expected to give visitors a warm reception. Proceeds benefit the local lodge to fund equipment for quarters in the Rodgers building.
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Newark
Christmas Day Runaway Horse Endangers City Traffic
On Sixth Street a horse hitched to Mortley store wagon bolted into Main Street and toward the railroad as crowds scattered. Driver James F. Willer was thrown and injured though improving by day’s end. Dr. R. U. Edwards narrowly escaped injury when the horse toppled his buggy at Selby block. the animal was recaptured after kicking the wagon.
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Mortley
Sixth Street
Main
Ralroad
Tames FE. Willer
Eim Street
Fle
R U. Edwards
Selby
Rand
Holiday crowds delay trains on Wheeling & Lake Erie line
Crowded Canton to Coshocton and Toledo divisions peak on Christmas evening as the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway runs late. The Coshocton train waits at Navarre for connection and the Wheeling bound service arrives near 10 o clock. Improvements at Navarre should end the delays.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Canton
Coshocton
Toledo
Wheeling
Cashocton
Navarre
Tramps Form The Yaghum Club Vowing Bold Demands
Traveling bands called The Yaghum Club organize among themselves and travel to many towns. They pressure households, especially housewives, for food and money, promising a warm reception in each town they strike.
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Boyd
S. Catherine Hart
Nash
Mrs. Ring
Artst
Wii Wi
Barnes
Detective Moore
Franklin
the News OF the World
Handy Atlas of the World
J. M. Miller
Kimbolton
S. M. Price
James Akeroyd
Pittsburg
Roscoe
Sallie Locke
Tiftin
C. J. Glover
Joseph Landers
Johnstown,o
Vesta Metzler
Baltic
Weltha Carr
George Gray
Clayteville, Pa
Robert Boyd
H. C. Herbig
Ella Honebarger
Bakersville
John Frew
Anne Arbor
W. H. Keyes
Adams Mills
J. W. Cassingham
E. L. Leonard
Detroit
L. W. Leonard
Empire
Edith Metzler
Nellie Schaich
Portsmouth
Rev. Mallick
A. L. Smiths
West Bedford
W. A. Smith
South Fourth Street
Quincy Adams
Gleason Adams
Massillon
Asa Lyler
Ohio Medical University
C. M. Voorhees
Will Taylor
Samuel Taylor
South Fourth Streets
Laura Hanlon
Pittsboro
James Long
Medina Sentents
Andrew Hartman
Locust Street
M. B. Mead
West Salem
J.J. Parrish
Mohawk Village
Frank Glover
Judge Voorhees
Walter Cochran
West Carlisle
Baltimore Dental Eillage
Charles Burrell
H.C. Lang
Sistersville
W. Va
John Lang
Dennison
Agmes Burke
Willam Taylor
Ada Klosson
Mair Street
Art League
Scheel Childces
Wheelng & Lake Erie
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