Close Bunched Contestants For The Age Diamond Trophies
The Age diamond trophies contest narrows to a tight finish with Nora Pocock and Mrs. Hunter near the lead as votes pour in. Candidates Gleason Adams Jos Keagy Wilbur Barton Gail Hamilton J P Suntheimer and others await Friday nights final count while judges from local businesses observe the race.
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Nora Pocock
Clerks Union T
Ceeree
Hunter L
T. M
Wilbur Barton
Resekahs
Hunter
Gan Hamilton
Jos. Keagy
Ols
Td. A. McCibedhe
Parole sought to be blocked for former bank official
Cleveland Ohio February 6 The Cuyahoga county grand jury has returned an additional indictment against George A Rose former secretary and treasurer of the Produce Exchange bank He is serving a ten year sentence in the Ohio penitentiary for embezzling funds leading to the bank failure A movement to grant parole was launched and new indictments are said to have been returned to avert such action Convicts with pending charges are not eligible for release
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Cleveland, O
Cuyahoga County
George A. Rose
Produce Exchange Bank
Ohio Penitentiary
Rose
Liquor Tax Fight Affects City Districts
Hagy county village or city rejects saloons and demands excluding all city districts from saloon tax benefits. William Secel, secretary of the Cuyahoga County Liquor Dealers association, urges signature to bar city areas from the tax. Also notes a Sick List with Mrs Jack Randles and several social visits and travels in Cleveland and Nelsonville.
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Cleveland
Hagy County
William Secel
Cuyahoga County Liquor Dealers’ Association
Patterson's War Path Sends Senate Into Debate
Washington February 6 Senator Patterson Democrat of Colorado introduces a resolution challenging the Democratic caucus and defending Democratic principles He says he will address the senate on opening day and that Democrats will oppose the measure while Republicans back his stance The House rate bill is criticized by Littlefield Grosvenor and others with amendments eyed including controls on railroad officers and sleeping and dining car regulation The funeral of Henry Raymer draws a large turnout with services at St E church Canal Lewisville and burial at Raymer cemetery
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Washington
Senate
Patterson
Dem
Colo
Colorado
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Littlefield
Maine
Withius
Grosvenor
Ohio
Henry Raymer
St. E. Church
Canal Lewisville
Raymer
Mercer
West Lafayette
Pr Clark
Coshocton
Stranger named Frank Smith ejected for intoxication at Main Street rink
A man identified as Frank Smith was removed from the Main Street rink by Officers Frettics and Decker Monday evening and jailed for intoxication and disorderly conduct. After excessive drinking he taunted skaters and became abusive, was forced out, and fined four dollars by Mayor Smith on Tuesday morning.
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Frank Smith
Frettics and Decker
Smith
Greene-Compromise on Patent Medicine and County Salaries
The legislature moves a measure to repeal Inquisition Lane and discuss a Greene compromise on patent medicines. The Harper bill would fund 950000 for a crippled children home site and construction with a three-member commission on purchase. A tax inquisitor abolition bill and county salary proposal follow.
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Little
Greene
Columbus
Senate
Harper
Representative Frizeil
Montgomery
Tax Inquisitor
Representative Little
Dia
Steel Magnates Fear a Coal Strike Sparks Preparations
Pittsburgh Feb 6. Carnegie Steel prepares for an emergency stocking yards with coal as miners’ strike fears spread. The company accepts thousands of tons daily at South Sharon to ensure uninterrupted operations. Railroads including the Pennsylvania and Baltimore Ohio lines brace for potential disruptions.
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Pittspurg
Carnegie Steel Company
South Slaron
Cebu
Pervassitania
Battmore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Uniforms as Badges of Honor Prompt Roosevelt Letter
President Roosevelt states in a letter to Secretary Taft that the army and navy uniform is a badge of honor and grants peculiar considerations to the wearer. Taft sent the proceeds of a court martial for Lieutenant Rev. Taylor who faced disciplinary action for unbecoming conduct toward a fellow enlisted man. A sergeant seated in a theater was moved at Tastur's request, triggering a court martial.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
Taylor
Tastur
Zanesville Line Rex Elects Old Officers At Annual Meet
The Zanesville Coshocton and New Philadelphia traction company held its annual meeting in the Selby building offices with Engineer John Hantom presiding. Directors elected were the old officers: President D W Cassingham, Vice President W F Stanley, Secretary Treasurer George A Haywoodn Hanlon, Jain N Kissner, H C Ferguson, and J S Barnett. Additional social notes mention Mrs Ralph Griswold’s visit and local guests at the Elm Street home.
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Zanesville, Coshocton and
New Philadelphia Traction Company
John Hantom
Selby Buildig
Towed
D. W. Cassingham
W. F. Stanley
Conneaut
George A. Haywodn Hanlon
Jain N. Kissner
H. C. Ferguson
West Lafayette
J. S. Barnett
Newcomerstown
Girls Return And Spoil A Sensation At The Rink
Newspaper notes a sensational alert as five girls including Mabel McMillen Clara Mil and Mildréa Snoutn travel from Zanesville to Newark Dresden and back. They visit a new skating rink amid rumors of mysterious disappearances and a sensational incident.
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Mabel McMillen
Clara Mil
Mildréa Snoutn
Zanesville
Shoetan Oan
Mena Powelson
Nealy Weaver Wen
Newark
Erbel Horn
Lillian Knoff
Dresden
Dreaden
Coshocton Distilling Company Merger Promises Fewer Salons
Samuel Siegrist and J C Murray announce the amalgamation of their Coshocton business interests to form the Coshocton Distilling Co with March 1 as the merger date The new firm will centralize at the North Street property and plans include a remodeled distillery warehouse expansion and a shift toward standard brands including Ohio breweries The merger aims to reduce operating expenses and the number of saloons in Coshocton with Mr Murray becoming a half owner of Siegrist’s interests and vice versa
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Samuel Siegrist
J. C. Murray
Lrwar
Coshocton
Siegrimt
Ness
Stegrist
Siegrist
Murray
Ohio
Murtas
Minneosta Northwest Suffer Record Cold Spell
Minneapolis reports 17 below zero as the state endures its coldest winter in memory. Duluth and Devils Lake reach 22 and 20 below with Manitoba Minnesota region leading the chill. Mayor’s Court notes routine cases and a disorderly conduct charge arising from a local incident on Third Street.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Northwest
Weather Bureau
United States
Duluth
Devil's Lake
Manitoba
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Ransom Dry Goods Co
Arther Moor
Fountain Dry Goode Co
William Scuilate
Schtah
W. OH Williams
Peoples’ Baking Co
F. A. G. Lawrence
Walker & Lawrence
MER Raye Plan
Jack Randles
Lora Patton
Colmbis
Nell Wright
Tucile Cable
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John Day
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Silver Smith
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