Strike Looms in Central Coal Field Conference
Indianapolis Feb 1 The joint scale committee of the Central mining district adjourned in deadlock with John Mitchell demanding no wage increase or no agreement. P L Robbins for operators declared firm opposition to any rise as Southwest and Agaril district operators caucused, while a reassembly of United Mine Workers was called for 2 PM at Tomlinson hall. Operators proposed to maintain the present scale and adopt a run off mine basis centered at Danville with 5 1/2 cents per ton for timbering and shot firing. Miners counter that run off mine rules require professional shot firers under a state statute now in force.
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Sandwest
John Mitchell
Central District
P. L. Robbins
Pittsburg
Southwest
Agaril District
Agr
Es. Robbins
Centrid
United Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson Hall
Minois
Danville
Vick Mining
Snyder Grocery Co Succeeds Snyder & Son
Incorporation papers filed in Columbus for Snyder Grocery Co of Coshocton with 5000 capital. Seth M. Snyder A C Sandles Frank Ayres Lenora Ayres and R M Mason named as incorporators to take over S W Snyder & Son business. Frank Ayres and A C G Sandyles to manage with Spyder remaining briefly.
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Snyder Grocery Company of
Cashocton
Capita
Seth M. Snyder
A. C. Sandles
Frank Ayres
Lenora Ayres
R. M. Mason
S. W. Snyder & Son
Acg. Sandivs
Ayres
Cemical
Court Decides Case By Use Of Telephone
In Coshocton County Court Judge Eas on affirmed the Squire Wimmer court decision in the Scott versus Scott case. The judge planned to leave by the W. & L. train for Wooster and had arranged for attorneys to attend at seven. The attorneys appeared by telephoning the Mecca, but the judge, pressed for time, could not attend the court house. The lower court decision was upheld via the wire, and exceptions were filed by the plaintiff in error. The judge caught his train.
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Canon Vna
Coshocton County Court
Jdge Eason
Mecca
Cashocton
Palm Garden Planned for Summer at the Rink
Coshocton readers are told a palm garden will replace the Main Street rink floor this summer. The plan includes palm trees, ice cream, sherbets, cakes and sodas, with roller skating possible in warm months. The venue aims to become a popular park substitute for ladies and children.
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Coshocton
Local Candidates Lead In Dry Goods Referendum Ballot
Tonight at The Age the balloting for the special election closes. Mrs Ed Hunter leads the ladies with 316 votes, L O Dawson leads the men with 11 8587 votes, and Jos Keagy challenges. Ranks shift as Nora Pocock Gleason Adams Wilbur Barton Matthews and others vie for votes amid active campaigning by all candidates and merchants in the city.
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Ed. Hunter
Nora Pocock
Clerks Union
Gleason Adams
M. P, Church
Wilbur Barton
Rebekahs
J. B. Matthews
Pathfinders We Wale
Didate
L. O. Dawson
Jos. Keagy
Hunter
Pocock
Eminent Henry Raymer Dies in Doctor's Office
Henry Raymer of Cynal Larkesville died of heart failure at one o'clock Thursday in his physician Dr. Gr M Chun’s rear office. Raymer had telephoned he would come with his wife. He suffered from heart pains and a nervous heart condition. he collapsed while the doctor talked with him. Continuation noted on page four.
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Mr. Raymer
Samuel S. Waedell
Stacey
Pomerene
L. C. McCurdy
Mr. Waddell
Coshocton
Catherine Wright
Lon English
George H Ill
Elsworth le Retilley
Roscoe
Henry B
Spokane
Loos
Cambridge Springs
Jones
Muncie
Charlotte
Jessie
Charles
Prank
James
Waddell
Richard Laaning
Grace Church
Epworth League
South S&b
Clark
South Lawe
Japans War Minister Questioned Over Army Reform
London dispatch reports a Japam Progressist leader interrogated the war minister about army reforms in light of the Anglo Japanese alliance. The government may respond later, with mixed reactions from British papers warning of diplomatic tensions.
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The
Age
London
Terauchi
Daily News
Little Girl Finds Stranger After Robbery Attempt on Poplar Street
A burglar entered the Hulls residence on Poplar Street late Wednesday, waking two daughters home alone. The girl screamed, the thief fled through the rear door, and a pedestrian and Officer Gorman responded but found no trace of the intruder.
New Firm Takes Over Crawford Store In Coshocton
Albert S. Rippeth purchasing the Crawford dry goods store in Coshocton takes possession as of February 1 with son Clifford Rippeth already in place. Rippeth, veteran merchant from Uhrichsville, brings years of retail experience to the rebranded United America operation.
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Crawford
Coshocton
Albert S. Kappeth
Unrichsville
Rippeth
Uhrichsville
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Fountain Dry Goods Co
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Schlah Furniture Store
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Peoples’ King Co
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