Pro-tem Council Takes Seats and Passes Six Month Budget
The new Coshocton council opened its first session with a quick permanent organization and the approval of the six month budget. President Stacey presided as old members adjourned sine die and new members took seats behind the rail. Clerks and officers were formally elected as the budget for the first half year was read and approved.
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Weisner
Wimmel
McCurdy
Pharion
Robertson Craig
Crawford
Denver
Wisenburg
Smith
Anditer Smith
Stacey
Williams
Karr
Wimmer
Mesara
Fleming
Lawrence
Pharson
Robertson
St. Clair
Temple
St. Clair von Wuhde
Wisenbrrg
Frank Karre
Seventh Street
Trinity Parish
Robinson
Printers Strike From Indianapolis to New York and Iowa
Multiple cities report union action for an eight hour day. Indianapolis shows limited impact with five plants resisting signed agreements while most workers quickly found work elsewhere. New York sees 1200 printers walking out to press for eight hours. Los Angeles and La Crosse also report walkouts or open shops as the nationwide dispute unfolds.
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Indianapolis
Typographical Union
International Typographical Union
New York
New York City
Typothecae
Los Angeles
Press
la Crosse
Decatur Denies Hazing Allegations On Stand
In Annapolis the Midshipman Decatur testifies in his own defense denying involvement in hazing connected to McCrary and Church. He asserts he never hazed and does not know McCrary, while clarifying his statements made under oath amid a court martial context.
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Annapolis
Decatur
United States Navy
McCrary
Church
Kbow
Fire in Grays Olune Hardware Store Shocks Main Street
A gallon can of varnish remover exploded in the Gray Hardware store striking a match lit by John Gray. The blaze caused flames and smoke but was quickly extinguished. John Gray burned his hand, Tom Gray lost his rain coat, and merchants were alarmed as flames threatened the entire store.
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Gray Hardware Company
John Gray
Tom Gray
Main Street
Prison break adds to Brooklyn jewelry thief chase
Frank Brown alias Bud Norton and associate Dick McGuire, reputed expert burglars, fled the Kadymond Street jail in Brooklyn during a guard shift. Police seek them after Brown walked out with his overcoat and asked to leave, following a long legal fight to bring him from Chicago to face charges for a $4008 jewelry theft and related cash from former Senator William J. Laroche's Brooklyn home.
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New York
Dan
William J. Laroche
Brooklyn
Brown
Tariff Increase Hits American Exports to Brazil
Washington reports from Petro polis indicate Brazil has issued a new tariff raising duties on American flour grains and many other commodities. The U S State Department is urged to offer Brazil concessions to deter the duty increase.
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Washington
Brasil
Petropolis
Rio
Usleen
State Department
Brazil
Paynter Nominated on First Ballot for U S Senate in Kentucky
A joint Democratic caucus in Frankfort chose Judge Thomas H. Paynter on the first ballot for United States senator, with 39 votes for Paynter and 39 for Blackburn. 53 needed to nominate. Paynter backed by Governor Beckham, Paynter’s election viewed as certain.
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Kentucky
Thomas H. Paynter
United States
J C.S. Blackburn
Joseph Blackburn
W. D Ualdeman
David H. Smith
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J. C
Blackburn
Senate
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Beckham
State Administration
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RX ‘Eary
Thomas TI
Lewis County
Congress
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Rand Academy
Centre College
Danville
Greenup
Oho Solons Adjourn for Inauguration Week
Columbus O Jan 3 Both house and senate of the Oho legislature adjourned to Jan 6 for the inauguration of Governor Pattison. Senator Williams offered constitutional amendments to alter veto re enactment rules, shift legislative session start to January after elections, and extend terms to three years to cover the interim. Only routine business was transacted.
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Senate
Oho
Pattison
Wilams
Wadsworth Nominated Speaker by Republican Assembly Caucus
James W. Wadsworth Jr of Livingston county won the Republican assembly caucus for speaker with 75 of 107 votes. Edwin A. Merritt Jr and J. M. Wainwright trailed as opponents. Governor Higgins commented on the outcome. former Governor Odell declined to elaborate. The result ends a bitter speaker’s race amid factional divides and intraparty pressure.
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Albany
N. Y
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Livingston County
James W. Wausworth
John Hay
Republican Assembly
Assembly
George M. Palmer
Sehoharie
Wadsworth
Edwin A. Merrit, Jr
St. Lawrence
J. M. Wainwright
Westcheter
New Assembly
Wade Worth
Higgins
Roosevelt
Merritt
B. B Odell, Jr
Wainwright
New York City
Odell
Lybarger Returns Home After 30 Years in Columbus
Representative Lybarger came home from Columbus Wednesday morning as the legislature adjourned until Monday. He finds the house halls familiar after thirty years and is stationed at the Great Southern hotel during sessions. He led efforts to reduce the house's payroll and is regarded as a leader in the body.
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Lybarger
Columbus
Gen
Great Southernm Hdtel
Bond sale discussed at Cu shocton and county board meet
A single $200 sewer improvement bond for Locust street due January 1 drew notice as sinking fund trustees planned a meeting. Officials may consider selling some bonds recently purchased. The county board meets at the courthouse for its regular session with no major business reported yet and expected to continue Thursday.
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Cushocton
Locust Street
County Board of Commissioners
Court House
Dr P B N King Ends Life En Route to Coshocton
Dr King a former prominent Damascenus figure, left his home for Coshocton after a divorce suit and reconciliation attempt. He reportedly died by self inflicted pistol shot near Alliance while en route, motive tied to marital troubles. Authorities note the route through Alliance and Coshocton as the path of travel.
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Damaescus
Cfts
Age
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Ots Sand
Damases
Corhocon
Green Favored for State President in Eastern Ohio Miners
A fragmentary notice shows Green as a strong favorite for state president of the miners union with support for D. H. Sullivan as president and W. H. Savage as treasurer. It notes 259 delegates and 14 large districts in the convocation.
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Green
Ef Lamizahen
Agamsar W. HH
Hasseins
D .H. Sullivan
Wa. H. Savage
Hockington
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