Commissioners Stand Pat on Senter Road Purchase
County commissioners defend paying 337.50 for the Senter road in Virginia township claiming it avoided higher costs. Commissioner Davis and Funk describe the hill, rock work, and drainage problems, noting the 29 acre tract classed as the cheapest land yet valued higher on the tax duplicate. They argue the option saved money despite public complaints about the old road.
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Board of County Commissioners
Virginia Township
Funk
Senter
Brutal Murder Sparks Grand Jury Session in County
Alfred Fisher was beaten to death by Adelbert Hayslip and Owen Hayslip after a church incident, dying ten minutes later as a crowd was kept back with a revolver. The assault involved steel knucks and caused a countywide uproar with talk of lynching. A special grand jury session was convened to quell the public clamor.
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West
Union
Alfred Fisher
Owen
Adelbert Hayslip
Fisher
Bow
Adelbert Harslip
Qwen Hayslip
Earthquake Buries Town in Nicaragua Report
Telegraph dispatch from Managua states a terrible earthquake hit Nicaragua yesterday and Mayuhasa was ruined by the eruption of the San Diego volcano. Vice-Consul Wallace cables the US State Department with the alarming report and confirms widespread destruction.
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Washington
Wallace
Managua
State Department
Nicaragua
Mayuhasa
San Diego
Insurgent General Rodrigue Killed in Dominican Rebellion
Cable report from Washington states General Rodrigue, leader of rebel forces in Puerto Plata, was killed yesterday. Government troops won after three days of fighting, ending the uprising and halting the bid for the presidency.
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Washington
Joubert
Rodriguez
Puerto Plata
Rodrigue
Haskins backs Green for UMW state leadership
William Haskins president of the United Mine Workers in Ohio says he expects William Green to be elected president in Columbus. Haskins notes he previously declined the post, but now supports Green while remaining in Coshocton and planning a new home on Cambridge Road.
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Haskins
Wm. Green
Mine Workers
William Haskins
United Mine Workers For
Ohio
William Green
Joni Mitchell
Fede
Green
Coshocton
Willian’ Green
Goshocton
Cambridge Road
Wind Storms Cause Deaths and Major Damage Across Several Cities
A cyclone of wind swept Chicago causing one death, injuries to about a score, and $100000 in property loss as signs toppled and chimneys fell. North Shore areas and Evanston suffered extensive damage including a blown down open hearth furnace. Illinois Steel estimates $50000 loss. Georgia saw a wind and rain storm near Albany that killed Ben Jones and damaged the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company plant and Georgia Cotton Oil sheds. The storm also uprooted trees and harmed homes along its path.
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Chicago
Thomas D. Hedergon
Evanston
Illinois Steel Company
Steel Company
Georgia
Albany
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Ben Jones
Washington Street
Georgia Cotton Oil Company
Judge Rason to Visit City Friday
Judge Rason will be in the city Friday to discuss the case with prosecutors and public officials.
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Rason
Aoa
Judge Eason Clears Contempt Charges for Dirs Grace Taggart
The judge struck the contempt charge from the records after directors Grace Taggart’s attorneys stated affidavits were not filed in the spirit of moral reflection. George Kunkel, a former glass blowers member, returned to Coshocton and resumed his old job in the glass plant.
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Wooster
Grace Taggart
Eason
Ond
George
George Kunkel
Seattle
Wash
Coshocton
Bad Roads Spur City Debate on State Capital Streets
The article notes worsening road conditions in the county with muddy streets and sidewalks. officials consider improvements as workers battle wet weather. Also mentions Governor Higgins denying a reprieve for Albert T Patrick and a New Baby list noting a birth to Mr and Mrs Sad Bs Jones.
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Cash County
Mia
Jas ‘Lgee
Ina
Tow Valley Farm
Mrs
Sad Bs Jones
Sdn
Cooperdale Wins Use of Wareroom as School Space
Washington township school board met in Cooperdale with the Columbus deputy inspector of workshops and factories. Under the plan the wareroom now used as a school will be repaired and may be used until spring while a new building is planned at Cooperdale. factions are expected to reconcile soon.
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Cooperdale
Iso
Agrin
Washington Township
Columbus
Eagles Install New Officers and Rent Rager & Tumblin Building
Installation of new officers conducted at Eagles aeries meeting on Wednesday night. Gail Hamilton and Edward Inde were installed in offices, with several visiting members present. The ceremony ended with a bananet and rooms in Forbes hall. The lodge plans to move into the Rager and Lin building on the second and third floors once ready.
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Central Trades and Labor Council
Central Trades and Labor Hall
James McCarton
Typographical Union
Bernard Bell
Massillon
Central Labor Hall
Selby Building
Aeries of Eagles
Iin
Gail Hamilton
Edward Inde
Beott
Af Bananet
Forbes Hall
Anth Lodge
Secon
Rager Audlin
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Pat
Senter Road
Davis
Angh
the Age
Labor
Myrtle Mower
The
Citizen’s Telephone Company
Philadelphia
William H. Haskins
Age
C. M. Stamer
Zanesville
OM. YH
G. W. Denzer
Akron
Dickerson
Good Roads
Patrick
N.Y
Higgins
Albert T
Eagles
Telisingian
Politheal
BREE
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