Dickersons Attorneys Seek Grand Jury Evidence Transcript
Ben Dickersons lawyers file a precipe for witnesses and demand the court stenographer Miss Loia Smith attend with a transcript of grand jury evidence from the October 1905 term. The defense lists witnesses including Dr W B Litten Dr Ed Edwards James Hughes Mrs Ben Dickerson Floyd Dickerson and several kin. The motion requests duces tecum to bring the grand jury transcript in the State v Ben Dickerson case.
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Ben Dickerson
Loia Smth
Dickerson
W. B. Litten
Ed. Edwards James Hughes
Floyd Dickerson
Chitford Dickerson
Joshua Dickerson
Simon Ashcraft
Sadie Ashcraft
Jesse Dickerson
Lena Dickerson
Kenneth Dickerson
William Henry Trego
Willim
Middleton
Chris Marshall Therles Wood Mahlon Trego
F McDonald
Newark
Willian Wright
Richard Tacey
Dresden TV
J. Connor
Dresden
Lora Smit
Duces Tecum
Three Year Old Edgar Nosleton Drowns Near Adams Mills
The town mourns Edgar Nosleton a nearly three year old who drowned after wandering from his grandmother's Adams Mills home. His body was found in a canal near the residence. His family had recently reunited after his mother’s death and his loss is deeply felt by grandparents and community.
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Edgar Nosleton
Edgar
Samuel Hosteton
Zanesville
M. T. Garrett
Adams Mills
William Hasleton
Officials in Franklin County Accused of Missing Warranted Funds
Columbus reports nearly 100000 dollars paid without warrant to Franklin County officials and others. State Bureau of Inspection details show sums owed by eight officials including Treasurer Rowland 7 49, Sheriff Karb 12410 90, Judge Black 4736 17, ex Judge Galloway 6128 42, Probate Judge Hagerty 92, Creek McCafferty 7224 07.
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Columbus
Anklin County
State Bureau of Inspection
Pasate Hi
Rowland
Karb
Black
Galloway
Hagerty
Crexk McCafferty
Reform Mayor Orders Weekend Restrictions In Oxford
Thomas K. King, reform mayor of Oxford Ohio, issues orders restricting Sunday post office openings, newspaper deliveries, and sales of cigars and certain foods, aiming to enforce a blue regime in the college town. The unclear text suggests broader controls on Sunday commerce affecting postmasters, lockers, and restaurateurs.
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Hamilton
Thomas K. King
Oxford
College Town
The Mysterious Woman Claims She Is Mrs Thomas
Mrs Grant Thomas of East Walnut Street declares to The Age that she is the woman referred to in gossip about the Dicker ton Hughes murder. She dismisses the rumors as cheap talk, describes a detective’s visit to probe her innocence, and asserts her alibi and relation to Katherine Hughes.
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Dickerton-Hughes
Grant Thomas
East Walnut Street
Dickerson
Cooperdale
Lawyers Jerked Up On A Sensational Charge
San dusky county grand jury indicts A Skranse fewsky W W Campbell A M Campbell L J Turley and George Sheffer all lawyers for blackmail in a case arising from a $20 000 petition by Arthur Entsminger against George Lang. The officers allegedly read the petition and extorted 4500 to settle without publicity.
Reward Offered by Council of Newcomerstown
At a special meeting of the council for Newcomerstown a reward of 400 cash was offered for the arrest and conviction of the persons responsible for the incident. The note continues on page four.
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Council For Newcomerstown
Miss Amy Ogg Hurt in Elevator Accident
Amy Ogg, a Fountain store clerk, narrowly escaped serious harm on a Tuesday afternoon elevator ride from the second to the first floor. The car halted at the first floor, passengers exited safely, but Ogg struck her head and face on the opening top before the elevator bar stopped the machine, saving her from worse injuries.
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Amy Ogg
Fountain Store
Miss Oge
Ohio Senate Passes Search and Seizure Bill in Dry Districts
In Columbus on Feb 21 the senate approved a search and seizure bill for dry counties aimed at locating speakeasies. The body also advanced two Rose bills lowering judges’ salaries from $6,000 to $5,000 and reducing common pleas judges' pay, while Patterson’s measure and O Rourke’s rail rate resolution moved forward.
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Columbus
Senate
the Woods
House
Rose
Common Pleas
Patterson
O'Rourke
Ohio
Congress
Paxton House
Nick Longworth
Pollock
State Board of Agriculture
New York
Atwell
Mr. Brandt
Rathburn
Meek
Justices of the Peace
Vanover
Murderous Rage Ends In Blurred Double Tragedy In Otsego
James Green, carrier of Otsego, allegedly cut his wife Maggie Green’s throat from ear to ear after she burned his letters. He then tried to hang himself with a dog chain in a milk house. Both survived initially. Maggie’s condition was dire. The couple had been living at the Culbertson home near Mantua after marriage within Guernsey county. Green, about 23, had recent infirmary time in Muskingum county and was released last Saturday before returning home.
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Guernsey County
Zanesville
Times
James Green
Coarier
Otsego
Maggie Green
Green
Atgle Eultite
Mrs Green
Cutcbertson
Nusband
Initrary
Muskingum County
Catsefty Leas
Julie
Monrey
Walter Lane G Green
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Claude
Tot Houng
Anne Josie
Trunway End
Mt. Vernon
Charles Stiner
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Katharine Hughes
Womah
Katherine Hughes
Landsakrest
Yoa
Sandusky County
Grand Jury
Council of
Ste
Rot Ial
Cee
Chage
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Fountain
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