Cigaret bill may hold the youngsters down
Columbus dispatch reports the Ateludden anti-cigaret bill facing senate amendments to focus on immorality. The judiciary committee may push changes on the floor amid opposition. Also, a four year term and $4000 salary for the state school commissioner are proposed, with expansion of the forestry experiment station at Wooster to study native woods. Last rites were held for James Mayhew whose funeral was in Patentfield today with Dr Wells presiding.
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Columbus
Friends of the
Exrentiural
Wooster
Poverto
James Mayhew
Carl Mayhew
Pktinfield
Dr. Wells
M. P. Church
Cold Wave Covers The Central West
Weather bureau officials report a broad cold wave from Texas to Manitoba sweeping Kansas Missouri Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin upper Michigan Colorado Ohio Indiana Kentucky western Tennessee and Arkansas Some areas report subzero readings Duluth Minnesota 11 below and White River Canada 14 below while Oklahoma and Abilene Texas see 18 and 22 degrees above zero respectively The streak may extend into northern Florida but not enough to harm the orange crop.
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Washington
Med
Weather Bureau
Texas
Manitoba
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Colorado
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Florida
Dulith
Minn
White River
Canada
Michigan Peninsula
Oklahome
Abilene
Tex
Miners Strike Looms Affects Coshocton Leaders Return
President Green and other leaders return from Indianapolis amid talk of a national coal strike. About 900 local miners could be affected as the strike is slated for April 11, with little chance of local settlements under their rules. Green assumes Ohio miners presidency on April 1 and a Sixth Sub-district meeting in Zanesville will choose his successor.
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Coshocton
W. H. Haskins
D. H. Sullivan
William Green
Indianapolis
Green
Dolan
Pat Dolan
Pittsburg
Ohio Miners
Zanesville
National Conference Ends And May Call $1 Per Capita Tax
Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers headquarters indicate a formal strike order may be prepared by Secretary Treasurer Wilson to take effect April 1. The per capita tax of $1 for a national defense fund is to be the first topic when the board resumes. President Mitchell plans east travel to meet with anthracite operators. A districtwide no signatures on wage deals until all districts settle is explained by officials and affects the Shamokin convention wage committee.
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The
United Mine Workers
B. Wilson
National Defense Fund
Mitchell
W. D. Ryan
Telingis
Vicw
Tom J. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Canada
Washington township school board officers face mandamus at Cooperdale
President Bell and members including Clark and S Wright answered a mandamus in a Cooperdale school building dispute. Court was not in session as Judge Eason vacated the session. local officials warned of uncertainty until the judge's arrival. County commissioners began the February session handling routine items and a Wash ington Bedford road petition. A divorce case involving Mrs Nesfelt and Prof Neste is set for probate court in Velock. Witmer Miskimens and Laura Banker seek marriage licenses.
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Bell
Clark
S Wright
Washington Township
M. C. Wright
Cooperdale
Eason
Iran
Washington
Bedford
M. KK. Nesfelt
M. K. Neste
Nellie
Itvelock
Roche & Roche
Pattorneys
Dimes Glenn
Gros Negect
Witmer Miskimens
Birds Run
Ard
Laura Banker
Linton
Mail trains vie for government Southwest contract
A month long speed contest on the Iron Mountain and Frisco Missouri Kansas Texas routes aims to win the government mail contract for the southwest. Trains target Dallas and Fort Worth Texas as their objective points. Moved: Mr and Mrs Andy Keefer relocate from Sixth and Walnut to South Ninth Street.
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Iron Mountain
Southwest
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Tex
Frisco
Missour
Kansas &Texas
Vinita
Andy Keefer
Corner Sixth and
Walnut Streets
South Ninth Street
Pennsylvania railroad worker falls forty feet from pole near W tower
John Griley, a Pennsylvania railroad employee, fell from a target pole east of the city at seven Monday morning. He shattered both wrists, suffered facial and body bruises, and struck the ground hard, breaking the left wrist in two places and injuring the right. He is about forty, single, and was tending targets before the accident.
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John Griley
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Iriley
Wer
Griley
Carl McGinnis Goes On the Road
G A McGinnis of this city has taken a traveling salesman position with Eldridge and Higgin wholesale grocery house. He previously ran a Utica business, sold out, and moved to this city. His territory will cover eastern Ohio.
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G. A. McGinnis
Eldridge and Higgine
Ace explains final closing of contest and procedures
The Ace clarifies the final closing of the contest to be held Thursday evening Feb 8 with standings in the Feb 9 issue. Contestants must place subscription books votes and certificates in sealed packages with any unpaid money, presented to The Age representatives at the final polls. Packages will be opened at closing in the judges presence for final canvass and trophy awards.
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Ace
Widch
Uni
Saparatey
Cosheetan
Mary
Suntheimer Makes Sport in Fresno Candidate Contest
The Fresno race for a M W A sponsorship shows Suntheimer rising to second after a boost on Saturday while rivals Kea inton and others lag. Campaigns heat up with bold claims about fraternal orders and subscription lists as voting rules prohibit candidate combinations. Continued rot on Page Four.
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Suntheimer
Fresno M. W. A
Flaming
Kea
Fire Destroys Factory Shed in Squire's Court
A fire at nine o'clock Saturday night consumed a shed used as a storehouse in the yard of a glass factory. Limited water supply prevented fighting the blaze, but no danger to the main plant was expected. fire department held ready to respond if flames spread. Meanwhile court actions include Commercial National Bank suit in Squire Williams' court against Maro and William Wier for 16 50 and T S Edson vs George Clark for 14 75 with hearings set Friday morning. Horses shipped to Cleveland today aboard the Wheeling and Lake Erie line by Paul Meunter the horseman.
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Squire
The
Commercial National Bank
Squire Williams
Maro
William Wier
T. S. Edson
George Clark
Cleveland
Paul Meunter
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Legislative Insurance Inquiry Nearing Completion
New York February 5 the legislative committee on insurance expects to finish its 75000 word report this week A public meeting will be held in the city to read a rough draft to the full panel A minority report seems unlikely District Attorney Jerome has been away at Lakeville Connecticut reviewing testimony and may comment on a possible grand jury probe The inquiry also covers the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance company affairs and related matters
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New York
Legislative Insurance Investigating Committee
Jerome
Lakeville
Conn
Amas
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Ug Tv
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Carl Mginniss
New York World
Woodman
C. FE. Ransom
Ransom Dry Goulds Co
Arthur Moore
Fountain Dry Goods Co
William Scheah
Sehlah Furniture Store
WU Williams
Peoples’ Baking Co
F. A. G. Lawrence
Walker Q& Lawrence, Shoes
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Wee A'Nlane
Nora Pocock
Clerks Union
Ed Hunter
Rita
Jos Keagy
Gail Hamilton
P. Sontheimer
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National Union
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