Ohio Mine Officials Begin Tour to Set District Scales
The United Mine Workers of America Ohio division plans a tour by President Haskins Vice President Sullivan and Secretary Treasurer Savage starting next Monday to set district scales based on coal seam conditions. Meetings began in Athens with dates in Zanesville Cambridge Muskingum Wheeling New Philadelphia March 23 and further districts to follow. An April 1 1 per cent assessment is to replace the previous one half of 1 per cent.
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Ohio
United Mine Workers of American
Haskins
Sullivan
Savage
Indianapolia
Athens
Zanesville
Cambridge
Musgsilion
Wheeling
New Philadelphia
Columbus
HGH School Centennial Celebration Promised by Two Societies
Literary societies of HGH plan a joint program for Friday February 27 in honor of Ohio’s centennial admission to the union. The program includes songs, essays on Johnny Appleseed and glacial history, orations, recitations, a talk on Ohio’s history, and solos by students.
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Ohio
America
Swihart
McCain
Johnny Appleseed
Almack
Mound Builders
Speckman
Bryant
Grady
Carr
Miss Pettit
Ohio Beautiful
Miss Coe
Miss. Thompson
Wells
Cuban Reciprocity Report Favored by Senate Committee
The foreign committee in Havana has decided to present a favorable report on the reciprocity treaty with the United States at this afternoon's senate session. Fire at Zanesville causes $25,000 loss to clothing store Levi Shonfield Mansfield and J H Fritz bicycle shop.
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Age
Havana
Foreign Committee
The
Senate
United States
Zanesville
Levi Shonfield
Mansfield
J. H. Fritz
Ballots for Spring Election Awarded to McDowell Bros
The board of elections awarded printing of spring election ballots to McDowell Bros. The Democrat and Standard were the only other bidders.
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McDowell Bros
Board of Elections
Democrat
Standard Tras
Christlike grocery venture shocks Converse shoppers
A. F. Norton, new Converse grocer, bans tobacco and Sunday hours, pays clerks daily, and offers cost price to the poor. He will close at 6 pm, charge one cent profit per dozen eggs and per pound of chicken, gift bread to the needy, and give 200 loaves daily. Wealthy customers face higher markups to support charity.
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Christ
Frankfort
Ind
A. F. Norton
Converse
Norton
Mr. Norton
LOTS FOR NEW FACTORY IN WEST LAFAYETTE AREA
The West Lafayette Indicator reports a plan to form West Lafayette Manufacturing Company with 25009 capital and 86000 paid up stock on 47 acre land adjacent to the village. Brick building 40 by 20 feet to employ 20 to 40 in year one, sale of 140 lots at 100 each with staged payments, plus three $30 cash prizes. Land identified as Lewis Lininger tract, options short, sale to start immediately. Local sentiment supports factory venture and invites public assistance. Looking Glass Business news notes A L Matthews purchases resilvering mirrors from H Theaumont.
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Congress
Fowler
New Jersey
House
Aldrich
Smithson
Smithsonian Institution
Waany
United States
Ife
America
Earls of Northumberland
Institution of
Science and Learning
Jol Smithson
Gillett
Massachusetts
Mexico
Tavey
Lowa
Alaska
Sid Joe Cannon
Gailiain
Ets
Idaho
Leet Heyburn
Senate
Tle Weishs
Joel Dietrich
Dietrich
Nebraska
DIL
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War Department
Arthur W. Din
West Lafayette
West Lafayette Manufacturing Company
HL A Sicker
C. E Miller
D RO Cilbertson
J. F. Ligitt
Oscar Griffin
A. McClure
Lewis Lininger
Everbody
Dr Barcroft Returns After Severe Operation
Dr Barcroft came back from Colusa lugs Thursday after a serious operation at Balu win hospital. He is much better. Death at Franklin claims Samuel Perkins of New Moscow who died Wednesday evening at Mrs Howard Davies home. Funeral Friday at the church. Mrs John Wilden dies Thursday evening, funeral Saturday at Franklin Franklin church. Nothing half so fine at Mrs Austin's Pawake Floor. Ask your grocer for it.
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Dr. Barcroft
Colusa
Dr. Baluwin Hospital
Franklin
Samuel Perkins
New Moscow
Howard Davies
John Wilden
Iscnss
Franklin Franklin Church
Fountain Dry Goods Boss Felt Cold On False Thermometer
A. L. Caton, president of Fountain Dry Goods, suffered through a dramatic cold when his home thermometer read eighteen below zero. He found other thermometers at two and four above, later claiming his device was broken. The tale, used to joke about low prices, ends with Caton denying any deliberate ruse.
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Frew
Coshocton library clash and proposed theaters in town
West Lafayette Indicator reports Coshocton confusion over the Carnegie library project with labor hostility a site sale and a library closure soon. Vetoed lectures and planned playhouses hint Coshocton readers must travel to Lafayette for culture while Dr Culp is billed to lecture in the town hall next Thursday. Plucky girl shoots footpad in Omaha as Miss Wilson defends money with a revolver injuring the attacker and leading to his arrest days later.
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Harry Ferguson
Carnegie
Coshocton
West Lafayette
Sixth and
Malin
Park Hotel
Lafayette
W Sherman Culp
Town Hall
Omaha
Neb
William Wilson
George Willams
Wileen
Novelty workers back Carnegie library proposal
In a closed union meeting of novelty workers in Coshocton the vote favored accepting Carnegie Library offer for a suitable library. Eighty five members attended and the decision was unanimous. Delegates will report to the trades council though opposition cited by a nonattending member prevented full council action.
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Carnegie Library
Union of
Novelty Workers
Duhais
Uion
Age
Coshocton
Trades’ Council
Concil
Government Seed Distribution Ordered by Congressman
T J Hanley announces that Hon I W Cassingham, congressman from this district, has ordered one hundred packages of vegetable seed sent to his address for distribution among friends and neighbors. Persons desiring a package will call at the mill. Mr Austin Dancaker will help you obtain them at the main bay, Lowt Apietire, AL grecere.
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T. J. Hanley
I. W. Cassingham
Mr. Austin Dancaker
Lowt
The Faithful Coshradian Mail Carriers Honored
Citizens by glow ing hearths praise mail carriers who brave terrible roads deep snow and bitter cold to bring mail and world news to their doors. The Daily Age honors these men for their steadfast duty under harsh conditions.
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Coshocton County
France
Coshradian County
Anniversary of Pius Leo's election celebrated in Rome
The twenty fifth anniversary of Poe Leo's election to the pontifical office was celebrated in Rome with 4 000 invited guests and a gold triple crown gift. Cardinal Pampella led a thanksgiving service at St Peter's as about 25 000 throngs watched. The pope spoke of auspicious jubilee fetes and welcomed the crowd with cries of Viva Papa as his strength held through the long ceremonies.
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Poe Leo
Leo
Vatican Hall of
Cardinal Pampella
St. Peter’s
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