Plan 10 Let Women Vote Schools Abolished
Columbus reports a senate session where Mr. Howe introduced a tax reform bill targeting quasi public service companies. The measure creates a three member state franchise commission, funds sinking and university accounts, and imposes a 6-10 of 1 percent levy on franchise values. It aims to add about 600 million dollars in taxable value and generate 3.606 million annually while reducing county tax duplicates and state levies. Senate bills also cover bridge contract notices and driftwood removal rules.
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Columbus
Howe
Senate
Vanover
University Fund
General Revenue Fund
Ohio
H. B
Woods
Hatfield
Controversy Over Rent Ad Draws Heated Response
A man named Dr Thompson demanded removal of a two day old rent ad after receiving about 30 inquiries. He shouted kill it and claimed the ad had produced more than his money's worth.
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Dr. @. Thompson
Hunt announces candidacy for common pleas judge
Judge C B Hunt of Coshocton County declares for the Democratic nomination to succeed Judge Maxwell. His announcement in Millersburg stirs talk as Coshocton County lawyers discuss the race and possible supporters.
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Hunt
Common Pleas
The
Millersbore Farmer
C. B. Hunt
Casnacton
Coshocton County
Maxwell
Millersburg
Werest
Judge Voor Fige Raghe
S. H. Nicholas
Wheeler
F. E. Pomerene
Mrs Dickerson Opposes Newspapers Amid Murder Case
Mrs Ben Dickerson shows strong disdain for newspapers at her Cooperdale home, denying any desire to keep a paper despite reports about her husband Bev Dickerson, accused in Catherine Hughes's murder. She rarely reads other papers and refuses to have one in the house.
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Cooperdale
Bev Dickerson
Catherine Hughes
Dugan Family Bitten in Mad Dog Scare
A. C. Dugan and his sixteen year old daughter Nellie were bitten after a family dog began acting strangely amid a local mad dog scare. The pet was sent to Columbus for hydrophobia testing and, upon confirmation, the couple left for Millersburg to seek Pasteur treatment in Chicago.
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A. C. Dugan
Nellie
Chicago
Dugan
Mr. Dugan
Columbus
Rail rumors claim Wabash may drop Cleveland Zanesville train
City reports indicate a rumor that the Wabash railroad will remove a passenger service between Cleveland and Zanesville via Coshocton due to the new cent fare law. Wabash officials denied a definite plan, while Panhandle railroad announces a schedule change next Sunday affecting stop patterns on the Coshocton route with Dennison added as a stop.
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Wabash Railroad
Cleveland
Zanesville
Coshocton
Wedensday
Wabash
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Panhandle
Columbus
Pittsburg
Dennison
Death visits two homes as Mrs Chubb dies after week
Mrs Catherine Chubb aged seventy nine died Wednesday evening at her son J Wesley Chubb's home after a week of pneumonia. Born in Holmes County she lived much of her life in Spring Mountain and Yeilmick before moving to Coshocton. Survived by three sons Jayior Helmick Isaac and Wesley with funeral Sunday at Spring Mountain.
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Catherine Chubb
J. Wesley Chubb
South Tenth ‘Street
Chubb
Ruman
Jayior Helmick
Isaac
van Wert
Wesley
Spring Mountain
Russell Goodin Dies Sudden at Home Near Roscoe
Death came suddenly to Russell Goodin age 62 at his Coshocton County home near Roscoe after a week of illness not seen as serious by family. Survived by wife Myr. and son Jeff Willis, he was a longtime farmer and Baptist Church attendee. Funeral at Pleasant Hill Church Friday at 10 a.m. with burial there. Rev. Senter conducts notices.
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Russell Goodin
Roscoe
Jeff
Myr
Goodin
Coshocton County
Baptist Church
Pleasant Hill
Willis
Pleasant Hilchurch
Rev. Senter
Muel Tish Dies at County Infirmary
Samuel Tish aged 71, inmate of the county infirmary, died Wednesday afternoon after a long battle with epilepsy. He was twice married. three children from the first marriage survive, including James Tish of this area.
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Samuel Tish
County Infirmary
Mr. Tish
James Tiwh
Obituary detail for Canton resident with family survivors
The obituary notes the passing of a Canton resident with surviving wife and four sons William Ralph Edward and Samuel all living near Princeton. Funeral services will be at the residence of John Tish 543 East Main Street at two o clock Friday afternoon with interment in Oak Ridge cemetery. Bev Kohler and Miss Anna Burton are mentioned in connection with the services and illness of a parent.
Audit Changes Cut Coshocton County Auditor Salary
The hardwo law abolishes the one percent bonus from common school funds, reducing Coshocton County auditor income by about 1990. Auditor Randles completed his semi annual settlement and received state approval before the cut. The article notes other auditors may also lose the one percent and final settlements.
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Coshocton County
Onet
Taints
Win
Oil Well Drilling Near Lima Church Funds Debt
In Lima Ohio on February 16 a church oil well will be drilled behind the Epworth M E Church to raise funds to pay its debt and supply gas to the church. The city ordinance banning oil wells inside limits was declared valid months ago, but many wells have since been sunk on rear lots by individuals and manufacturers.
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Lima, O
Epworth M
House of Worship
Hundred Dollars in Gold Found Under The Carpet
After the funeral of Mrs. Julia Waleh in a modest home, $100 in gold was discovered under the carpet. Authorities note her son John is in state prison as an habitual criminal, though his thefts total under $50. Additional cash and coins were found on her person and in a purse.
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Julia Waleh
John
Congress Passes Subsidy Bill For Shipping Nations
Washington reports the senate committee has set aside compromise over the house subsidy plan. The full senate passed the subsidy shipping bill AR to 97 with Republican support and five Republicans siding with Democrats. The measure grants subventions to several lines, creates a naval reserve requirement, and restricts aid to vessels over 1 000 tons. A Bryan letter on Philippines policy is also noted during fortifications appropriations debates.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
ANT
Burkett
Dolliver
la Follette
Spooner
Warner
Total Reserve
Pacific
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
South Africa
Gulf of Mexico
Cuba
Mexico
Central America
Isthmus
Panama
Pacific Coast
Embrac
Japan
China
Philippines
Chima
Hawaii
United States
Bryan
House
Cers
Mr. Bryan
Mitchell Calls Meeting To Decide Miners Action
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers calls a special national executive board session in Indianapolis in March to review developments in coal fields and decide on another convention or wage strike. Dolan injunction on delegates at Pittsburgh district miners' convention delayed. future hearings possible and parliamentary rules to be observed during remaining sessions.
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Pirtsbus
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
National Executive Board
Indianapolis
Dolan
Pittsrg
Pittsburg
Connsel
Litigants
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Shies Castor
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Ben Dickerson
A.C. Dugan
Russellsgoodin
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Anna Burton
Wills Creek
Harlan Bill
Randles Johnny
Randles
Congress
Hanna
Naval Reserve
Washington’s
Mitchell
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