Former Coshocton Woman Dies After Runaway Injuries
Mrs. Albert Ayers of Coshocton died in Columbus after injuries from a runaway accident last summer. She had seemed to recover but fell ill last week and died at the hospital under Dr Hamilton care. Her husband and two daughters Mrs J H Gerhardt of Sunbury and Mrs Edward Sargent of Columbus survive.
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Columbus
Ayers
Hamilton
J. H Gerhardt
Sunbury
Edward Sargent
Churches Hold Annual Week of Prayer Across City
Churches across the city prepare for a week of prayer beginning January 4. The Evangelical Alliance outlines a program focusing on church militant missions home missions youth families and schools nations and rulers and the gospel ministry. Grace M. E. Church will host meetings conducted by Mr rimsi from the Ohio conference with services in most churches though not all will follow the alliance plan.
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Alliance
M. F
Rimsi
Ohio Conference
Militant
Ministry of
Ohio
Agricultural Press of America
Clere
AGR
Cosnocrn
Singing Prisoners Puzzles Officials In Mohawk
Samuel Hebron of Mohawk is deranged and noisy when at large, followed by crowds. Held at the county jail, Sheriff Hedge tires of him. Columbus state hospital has twice treated him without lasting cure. County infirmary lacks a facility for chronic cases, forcing ongoing confinement and nuisance concerns. Richard Sheltrick of Pittsburgh arrested for train jumping. Lanire Wimmer aided.
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Sherif Hedge
Hebron
Columbus
Coshocton County
Richard Sheltrick
Pittsburg
Doney Friday
Lanire Wimmer
Costa
Tragic Fire Claims Life Of Little Dolores Walters
At C L Walters home on Lee avenue a two year old girl named Dolores Walters died after her clothing ignited on a stove. The grandmother left the child briefly unattended and returned to find her severely burned. she died within minutes despite aid. Father works as a novelty worker at Meek and Beach plant.
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Lee Avenue
Dolores
Mr. Walters
Walters
Meek & Beach Company
Fire destroys Piercefield home. three children dead
Telegraph report from New York states incineration is the cause of a fatal fire at Piercefield that killed Mrs King and her three children. Three men in the house were fatally burned and a rigid inquiry into the fire’s mysterious origin is under way.
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J Malone
N. Y
Man With Gun Creates Excitement On Train At Newcomerstown
Train No. 5 encountered a tense scene in Christmas Day service when a burly Black man with a cocked shotgun walked the four coaches threatening to shoot the man who had held him up the prior day. A passenger fled, the crowd panicked, and the assailant left the train before officers could react. Several Coshocton youths aboard remained unidentified.
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Newcomerstown
Coshocton
Why British Cruiser Fired on Cabello
Kingston Jamaica December 26 Capt Davison of the British steamer Topaz explains the shelling of Puerto Cabello Venezuela. He and his crew were forced ashore by Venezuelan troops, with one thousand men imprisoned in a tank cell, fed sparingly, then freed by the American consul. An inquiry was demanded of Venezuela and refused, prompting renewed bombardment of the town. Washington reports indicate the state department may refer the dispute to The Hague for arbitration following dispatches from England and Germany and a circulating rumor of acceptance.
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Puerto Cabello
Venesuela
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England
Germany
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Doughty Senator Seeks Political Revolution
Senator Morgan of Alabama says curbing trusts is vital for Americans and predicts a political revolution once a solution is demanded. He asserts the people’s power outweighs corporate wealth and notes the movement will rise slowly but overtake wrongs. The telegraph item references this view amid other dispatches.
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Washington
Morgan
Alahbama
Perkins Counters Pessimists on U S Financial Health
George W. Perkins of J Pierpont Morgan & Co rebuts James J Hit and John D Rockefeller notions of doom. A Chicago special to the New York Press reports Perkins says prosperous times persist due to crops and industry, stock values hold, dividends continue, and no panic in stocks.
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George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
James J. Hit
John D. Rockefeller
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Boats Captured as Allies Take Twenty Vessels
From La Guayra on December 27 the Swedish bark Pramnas arrived with coal for La Guayra Carac as railroad but was ordered to depart due to contraband of war concerns. The British cruiser Tribune allowed a flag of truce voyage to Los Roques for provisioning, with evacuation to Willemstad Curacao, as part of ongoing blockades. Twenty craft in total have been taken by the blockaders, recent captures included two schooners.
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Cardiff
la Guayra-Caracas
Venezuela
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Tribune
Los Rouges
I Los Roques
Willemstad
Curacao
Quick Relief for Worrying Mrs Trubbles
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Trubbles seeking help from a doctor for her husband’s money worry. The physician promises relief for her financial anxiety, delivering a light punchline about money concerns.
Germany backs The Hague in Venezuelan dispute
Berlin dispatch reports Dec 27 that Germany has agreed to accept The Hague tribunal as arbitrator in the Venezuelan difficulty. The Times and other papers note the shift as European mediation grows.
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Age
Lawton
Berlin
Germany
Hague Tribunal
Council Holds Christmas Eve Session to Read Ordinances
The council met briefly on Christmas Eve, reading an ordinance for the third time before adjourning to their homes. Another session was held Saturday evening with several ordinances awaiting passage before year’s end, requiring substantial extra work.
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Roosevelt snubs as arbiter in Venezuelan dispute
Berlin telegram reports Ambassador Tower conveyed Roosevelt’s refusal to act as arbitrator in Venezuelan affairs. The decision is viewed as a snub to Anglo German diplomacy and may strain relations between Britain and Germany.
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Berlin
U. 8
Charlemagne Tower
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Powers Wrangling over Arbitration of Venezuela Dispute
Washington reports show conditional agreement by the powers to take the Venezuela case to the Hague arbitration, but officials say the settlement is far from assured. The State Department declines to reveal Britain and Germany conditions, and discord among allies plus likely Venezuelan objections loom. Germany reportedly demands a preliminary cash payment.
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Venezuela
Hague
State Department
Germany
Chamberlain Arrives in Durban Amid Warm Welcome
Joseph Chamberlain, colonial secretary of the Brush empire, landed at Durban today aboard a cruiser. He was greeted by a large reception and hearty welcome as he arrived in South Africa.
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Africa
Durban
South Africa
Joseph Chamberlain
Brush Empire
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