National Mine Workers Convention Ends Adjourning With Strike Threat
Indianapolis meeting of United Mine Workers led to adjournment without a national wage agreement. Analysts warn a general coal strike across Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois and other states could begin April 1, risking 950000 jobs unless a new scale is agreed. Local operator G W Cassingham notes a local strike would follow only if the national terms fail to be settled.
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United Mine- Workers
Indianapolis
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
West
Virginia
Dlinois
Coshécton
G. W. Cassingham
Qoshacton Coal Company
Age
Minpers
Waiter Scalded In Kitchen At Hamilton Star
Adames Miller a waiter at Hamiltons Star restaurant was severely scalded on the face in the kitchen at noon today. He was lifting a boiling water filled lard can when its contents splashed his left cheek causing terrible wounds though the eye was spared and sight remains.
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Adames Miller
Hamilton
Miller
All Ready For Final Week Ladies Lead Voting Tally
In the final week and a day votes total 108 802 cast among candidates led by Mrs Pocock with 62 302 for the ladies and 53 500 for the men. Mrs Matthews could shift standings if her votes move, while gentlemen candidates may trade votes in a bid to gain trophies. Yesterday 3798 votes were tallied with Pocock still ahead and Gail Hamid among the noted entries.
Hardy Youth Dives Daily In Cold Brook Near Infirmary
A 22 or 23 year old inmate at the county infirmary near the city is noted for daily evening dips through a hole in the ice. Charley Slaughter began this habit last spring and continues through winter, suffering no ill effects and remaining healthy.
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Man
Pol
Charles Shaur Shter
Slaughter
Aout
Aan
Lennon
Charley
Regulators debate freight rate bills and city transit aims
In Ohio reports from Feb 1 Colin C notes proposed amendments to regulate street car rights of way and sprinkling duties. Rep Freiner presses a two cent fare bill. a railroad rate bill would expand a commission to curb discrimination among individuals and shippers.
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Colin C
Nis
Reyn Wis
Cuyahoga
Hypes
Ohio
Mather
Rathburn
Senate
Freiner
Wertz
Wayne
Jr. Order of American Mechanics Installs Officers
The Junior Order of American Mechanics held a meeting in the postroom Friday evening installing officers led by C F Walker as Councilor and H E Bishop as Vice Councilor. Fourteen members were reinstated and ten new initiates joined, followed by a banquet and smoker.
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Order of American Mechanics
C. F. Walker
H. E. Bishop
John Murray
W. A Webb
H. C. Maxwell
R. Houston
J. W. Taylor
H. H. Crown
Sentinel
William Nealey
A. Young
J. M. Everhart
al Tyler
Joseph Robson
V. N. Norris
J. A. Garpenter
Reas Unrichsville
Rast
Liverpool
New Comerstown
Court of Common Pleas Docket Up In Air For Next Week
The Coshocton county bar hears the court may convene next week with Judge Eason set to begin the docket the week of February 4. The mandamus suit against the Washington township school board asks why Cooperdale school lacks a building. Deputy Clerk Hill said Judge Bason told the grand jury not to come in Monday as he would be too busy elsewhere. A divorce filing appears in common pleas court as N A Spencer seeks separation from Estela, described as high-spirited.
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Coshocton
Common Pleas Court
Eason
Washington Township
Cooperdale
Hill
Bason
Pelit
Ly Wes
Dickerson
Common Pleas
N. A. Spencer
Estela
Richardson Faces Mystery Over Stolen Harness Case
Willard Richardson, owner of a buggy, was arrested Friday morning on a charge of stealing harness and blankets. He pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Mayor Smith on Saturday. He claimed the property appeared in his possession after he found it in a buggy but gave no explanation for not notifying authorities. A further hearing is set for Monday morning.
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Willard Richardson
Trowman
Smith
Hleinknecht
Posgession
Richardson
Bugsy
Lecturer urges men to have faith in themselves
About a hundred Christians attended the M. P. retirement lecture by Rev. C. Hu. Hubble of Columbus on The Man Who Can. Hubble, field secretary for Christian Endeavor in Ohio, urged men to trust their abilities and cited Booker T. Washington as an example of success amid obstacles. He left for New York today to attend a conference of workers, introduced by Dr Wells.
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Christian Frodeavor
M. P
Sioas
C. Hu. Hubble of
Columbus
Hubble
Booker T. Washington
Ronge Loo
Christian Endeavor Work
Ohio
New York
Jase Svening
Dr. Wells
Coshocton High School Votes For Negro Suffrage
Coshocton high school pupils debated whether the negro should be allowed to vote in the south. Don Porter and Flavilla Sipps led the affirmative argument in a spirited Alcyone hall discussion. The vote stood unanimous in favor of preserving citizenship rights for black citizens.
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Coshocton High School
South
Alcyone Hall
Don Porter
Flavilla Sipps
Two New Diphtheria Cases Reported In Town
Health officer confirms two new diphtheria cases in town. A four year old child on South Sixth Street and a resident of South Seventh Street are quarantined. A child of W H Mc Coy on South Seventh Street contracted chicken pox.
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Td Health
Oiicer Miller
David’ Norria
South Sixth Street
Maugeitee
Meithias. Klinger
South Seventh Street
W. H. McCoy
Fragmentary Local Notices and Travel Mention in Patchy OCR
The readable fragments reference Coshocton and Philadelphia connections, a bank payment of $13 600, and a trip by Mr and Mrs Fred Cutter to Cleveland for a week. The text includes scattered names and place mentions with no clear single event or narrative.
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R. M. Magonelt
New Phildelphia
Fred. Cutter
Cleveland
Far Spring Trade Boosted by Open Weather in Tempe
New York dispatch notes brighter spring demand across robbery and manufacturing sectors, with dry goods clothing and shoes seeing renewed inquiries. Warm weather fosters earlier openings, early spring shipments called for, while retail and coal markets show mixed effects as miners report higher prices before winter losses.
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New York
Bradstreet
Ledustry
Westerh
Righer
Sayan
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John Mitchell
Delano
Red
Equvernmen
United Mine Workers
America
Rence
Esc
Nors Pocock
Ed. Hunter
Wilbur Barton
Gleason_ Adams
M. P. Church
J. B. Matthews
LO. Dawson
Keagy
O. Fui
Gail Hamilton
J. P. Suntheimer
W. A
Presno
McCabe
National Union
Walter Thompson
Glassblowers
the. Judges. Co
E. Ransom
Ransom Dry Goods Co
Arthur Moore
Fountain Dry Goods Co
William Schlah
Hardy Youth
Feesser
Court Mill
Congress
Bat ‘ Rch
Mbanig
Thanae
Coshocten
Sieni
Eldridge
Higgins
CO. Meek Co
Tempe
Dan
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