Weaver Block to Transform North Third Street Area
The late Mrs Gadamer’s heirs plan a Chestnut and Third Street corner building costing 10 000 to 15 000 with 2 frontages and modern business rooms. Grandsons John and Francis Weaver inherit the lot and three front rooms may be built, with apartments on upper floors and a large hall on the third. Contractor Weaver, finishing the Adams Mills Kew district school, will start after spring.
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Gadamer
John
Francis Weaver
Contractor Weaver
Weaver
Kew
Adams Mills
North Third Street
Main Jand
Robson's shop hit by sly Sunday theft
Robson's darker shop was burglarized on Sunday morning as a thief pried the cash drawer with a chisel. About $35 from the till and $85 in silver left by Mr Robson on Saturday night disappeared while $11.25 in a small bank bill remained untouched. Police launched a thorough investigation after the break in through the front door with a combination lock and bolted back decor.
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Robson
Pho
Joe Jackson
Joe Game to Meet Groom She'd Never Seen
A romance unfolds as Charles Frederick meets his bride elect Miss Beal at a Ridgeway station. Reporters describe the moment as Frederick eyes the bride with crowds watching. They plan a private ceremony with Squire Tatughin at War Saw.
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Joe
Booth
Soa
Panhandle
Charles Frederick
Nity
Iisy Beal
Ridgeway
Frederik
Frederick Fund “Nis Enamossta
Warsaw
Marriet
Squire Tatughiin
Coshocton Printers Strike Over Eight Hour Day Change
In Coshocton the eight hour day rule caused a major strike as printers refuse eight and a half hours while maintaining pay. New York and Chicago shops offer high wages to lure workers, with Butterick and Delineator publishers among those seeking help. Union donors in Coshocton continue to support striking colleagues, as Springfield Crewell Publishing faces Union pressure. Continued on Page Four.
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Coshocton
New Y York
Chicago
New York
Tom Big New
Shafer
Yail
Butterick Company
Vir. Higgins
Tworof
Vaile Mypatty
Meek ‘Company
Ale City
Crewell
Springfield
Ohio
Woman’s’Home Companion
Break Comes in the EST With Union Strikes
Telegraph reports the International Typographical Union and the general strike spreading to shops across the country and Canada. About 700 non union printers seek housing in a West Tenth Street schoolhouse as employers accept an eight hour day and wage cuts of 50 cents a week.
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New York
International “Typographical Union & 2
Canada
Ityal
Byi
Shot His Hand Off In Noisy Celebration
Fragmented text describes a man injured by a celebratory shooting. The report mentions an explosion and a person named Miller, with unclear ages and identities. Details are obscured, but the event centers on a hand injury during a festive moment.
Mayor Smith Promises Impartial Prohibition Enforcement
In Coshocton the new mayor states he will enforce the saloon laws with a square deal. He refuses to issue proclamations but vows strict adherence to ordinances. Patrons should expect saloons to close by 10 PM, with further details on Page Four.
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Coshocton
Smith
May Raise Wages on Panhandle
A fragmentary notice references wage changes on a Panhandle project. The text is incomplete but implies salary adjustments or cost of living considerations affecting workers, with no clear dates or figures available.
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Uirtey
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Enitien
Chestnut
Piso
Conon
TL ‘Garber
Frederick
Geton Army
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Ted
Limimense
West
the Age
Philadelphia
Eas. F
Stockton
Cal. Ing of
Brickton
Columbus, Oma
Cyrus McQueen
Baltic
Adam
I John
Thoreel
Mayor Smith
Pittsburg Dispatch
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