Aged Woman Dies Waiting for Son Paroled From Ohio Penitentiary
Mrs. Julia Walsh dies after years of hardship while her son John Walsh, confined under the habitual criminal act, awaits parole. He writes from prison describing grim prospects and financial strain, hoping for better news for his mother. The letters dated January reveal his sense of helplessness as he pleads for aid and reflects on the delay of his release.
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John
Julia Walsh
John Welsh
Ohio Penitentiary
Sean
Ohio
Caesar
John Walsh
James Hogan
Speiler
Bluff resident dies after iodide of potassium poisoning
Harney Hefflefinger aged about 30 of Bluff died after a large dose of potassium iodide. Initial reports suggest a possible accident but telephonic updates indicate intent to harm linked to family troubles. He left a wife and four children and funeral services are planned for Thursday at Young's Cemetery on Honey Run.
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Harney Hefflefinger
Bluff
Heffletinger
Insurance Measure Would Prevent Mutual Surplus Accumulation
A proposed insurance bill would require mutual companies to distribute surplus over net legal reserve to policyholders. Valuations at 3 or 4 percent must be reported annually or at intervals chosen by directors. No company may reduce reserves once set. The measure delays and adjusts related fiscal items and awaits Feb 27 consideration.
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Columbus
Thomson
Champaign
I T
Mutual
House
County Affairs Committee
Horkin
Senate
Gayman
Franklin
Trey
Niagara Talis
Pollock
Howe
Keene Man Contemplates Five Dollar Sixty Five Cents
Jonas Duncan, once treasurer of the Fations of Industry lodge, believes all other members are dead and the funds of about five dollars and sixty five cents belong to the order. He is troubled by what to do with the money as the article ends with continued on page five.
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Jonas Duncan
Keene
Duncan
Fations of Industry Lodge
Bryan Falls Tainted Coin Resolution at UH Neis College
William J. Bryan resigns as trustee from UH neis college writing from Hongkong. He denounces the board’s openness to Carnegie or other donor influence subsidizing colleges to block teaching of economic truth. He states the college cannot serve God and Mammon and withdraws after attempts to prevent it. The resignation is accepted.
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Jacksonville
William J. Bryan
Hongkong
UH Neis College
Carnegie
America
Bryan
Grosvenor Denounces Bossism in Eleventh District
Columbus Ohio reports that Charles H Grosvenor claims bossism and stacked cards against him in the Eleventh district. He says he did not declare resignation from re election. The Republican convention is set for Lancaster February 21 with candidates Grosvenor Albert Douglas and Martin.
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Columbus
Charles H. Grosvenor
Congress
Lancaster
Grosvenor
Athens
Albert Douglas
Ross
Martin
Perry
B. D. Sayre
John F. White
Hocking
Preachers Brand Johnson a Fraud in Ohio Meeting
Cleveland ministers denounce Mayor Tom L. Johnson as a fraud and vow to campaign for enforcing the law. They pledge to speak next Sunday and urge action to close dance halls especially on Sunday nights, citing his previous promises to pastors.
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Cleveland
Tom.l. Johnson
Johnson
Coshocton Women Pray For Passage of Temperance Bill
A Coshocton public library prayer meeting held Tuesday morning by the W C T U urged passage of Briggs House Bill 12. Led by Mrs Drummond the crowd prayed for Ohio motherhood and home safety, sending a telegram to Hon K B Lybarger in Columbus urging a yes vote. Attendance was strong.
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Drummond
Ohio
KB. L. Lybarger
Columbus
Briggs
House
Coshocton
Age Banquet Fosters Jovial Diamond Contest Spirit
A large crowd gathered at the Stir Hotel for The Age’s Diamond contest banquet in Coshocton. Guests praised Caterer Hamilton and his team for a delicious meal and festive decor. Speeches highlighted community pride and the paper’s growing circulation. The event featured toasts from Mrs Pocock, Mrs Hunter, and several gentlemen, with awards to the women’s and men’s winners. Continued on Page Four.
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Stir
Hamilton
Coshocton
Keagy
McCabe
Atkinson
Clarence ‘Hay
Eel
Hunter
Willan
Sehiah
Mr. Hay
Resus
Jiminez Leads New Revolutionary Movement
In Washington Pac. 72 report a revolutionary movement gains traction with partisans of a former president. The focus centers on Monte and Laon amid rising tensions as Jiminez emerges as a leading figure in the upheaval.
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Washington
Pet
Monte
Presiner
Say Douinze
Laon
Jimines
Beavers Sentenced Two Years for Postal Service Bribery Conspiracy
George Beavers pleaded guilty to bribery and conspiracy in connection with postal supplies fraud. He was sentenced to two years in the Moundeville West Virginia penitentiary after pleading to the indictment alongside ex-Senator Green and other co defendants.
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Washington
George Beavers
Green
New York
W. D. Dorents
Moundeville W.va
Pealiagh
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Colery
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Wow Williams
Jiminez
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