Diamond Contest Votes Topple Field In The Age
The Age Diamond Contest draws 1579 votes with Nora Pocock leading and Wilbur Barton and Harriet Wright close behind. New candidates include J B Matthews and Lenhart. local clubs and unions field entrants as excitement over the diamond trophies grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Nora Pocock
Clerks Union
Wilbur Barton
Wright
J. Hershman
Protected Home Circle
J. B. Matt
Hew
The
Pathfinders
L. C. Dawson
Knights of Prthings
Yalloring
Mr. Hamilton
Eagles Big Whut
A. N. Sahling
E .C. Harris
Jos. Keagy
Odd Fellows
Attended Meetings by Robert Boyd Returns from Colum Bus
Robert Boyd returned Friday evening from Colum bus where he attended the state meeting of officers of County Agricultural societies in session Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Boyd
Columbus
Officers of County Agricultural Societies
Eggs Held at Twenty-Five Cents Per Dozen
The Saturday market was brisk with ideal weather. Farmers occupied stands as butter and eggs were plentiful with eggs at 25 cents per dozen. A large amount of poultry, both live and dressed, was offered for sale.
Ap pleyard Lines To Sell FB 16 And 17
Ohio sale of Ap pleyard holdings likely February 15 to 20 with 160 miles of road sold in several districts. Receivers Schmidlapp and Wilson with commissioners Cowen and Voorhees set price tiers from 35 000 to 300 000 dollars and bond indebtedness up to 1 5 million. Conditions include locations Payton Springfield Urbana Bellefontaine Columbus Grove City Vienna Station Central Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. R. Pomerene
Harmon
Cincinnati
Pomerene
Federal
Messrs. Schmidlapp
Wilson
Cleveland
Gen. Cowen
United States
Loowrt
Payton
Springfield
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Northpern
Columbus
London
Vienna Station
Grove City
Southwestern
Central Market Street Railway
The Best Little Paper in All This Land Is The Coshocton Daily Age
A widow from Killbuck praises The Coshocton Daily Age saying it brings city and county news to her home and helps her children. Another reader, C. G. and R. T., writes a verse praising The Pittsburg Post but declares Coshocton Daily Age the best local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuck
Coshocton County
Taki
C. G
R. T
Pittsburg
Coshocton
Beef hides beat forty year price record in county shipment
The Cashocton Fur Company shipped over 11,000 hides weighing 26,000 pounds to Boston. President Maxwell said the 11 cent per pound price set a forty year high for Coshocton County farmers. The shipment, the largest in forty years, featured uniformly fine hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashocton County
Cashocton Fur Company
Boston
New England
Maxwell
Coshocton County
Dickerson indictment not quashed in Wooster court
In Wooster on Friday Judge Eason presided as Ben Dickerson was brought to the courtroom. Prosecutor Glenn elected the January term indictment while the defense objected to the election. The status of the other indictment remains disputed as the case continues.
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Dickerson
Eason
Wooster
Ben Dickerson
Ommi
Glenn
heBrie Cnt
Iso’ Rhev
Oroher
The Lid Is Down at County Treasury
The county treasury moves to enforce a five percent penalty on unpaid taxes as of Jan. 11. Officials note about 20,000 dollars in Coshocton city taxes remain unpaid, largely by affluent residents. Daily receipts and disbursements are listed, including relief payments and marriage licenses for Frank Moore Jr. and Frances Sherrard.
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Crank
Coshocton
Nea SA Wade Geen Wauld
Taves
Taves Phi
Treasury
Treas
Franklinth
Retail Clerks Rally to Standard of Mrs Pocock
Clerks meet in Central Labor hall elect officers including A L Matthews president and Mary Barleas secretary. They endorse Mrs Pocock in her race for a diamond trophy and pledge to support union causes while voting to fine non union suppliers fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocock
Central Labor Hall
Oras
Sident
A. JL. Matthews
Mary Barleas
A. C. Bondies
Xora
J. T. Elder
Guardian
R. C. Darnes
Justecs
Beryl, Shaw
Charles Shaffer
Will Huff
Mra
Plora Pocéck
Union
Trusiaeus
Barber Changes Jobs in Warsaw
William Shrimplin, longtime barber at Renner shop, resigns to join Fry shop filling the vacancy left by Arthur Barrick. Shrimplin, a Warsaw native who came from Columbus during winter, begins new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shrimplin
Renner
Fry
Arthur Barrick
Mr. Shrimplin
Columbus
Rabbits At Public Market Prompt Legal Scrutiny
Local sportsmen note dressed rabbits for sale at the public market while a warden faces calls to enforce rabbit hunting laws. In Squire Court, Robert Slate appeared on a delicate charge with bond set at 400 dollars for reappearance next Monday.
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Aofeatar O
Ratuidas
Squire Court
Robert Slate
Squire Wimmer
Misa Elzada Endslie
New Castle
Governor Pattison to Address Legislature on Insurance and Rail Issues
Columbus dispatch says Republican leaders oppose an insurance inquiry, fearing public attack on Gov Pattison. The plan for a legislative probe is dropped while commissioner Vorys urges strengthening laws. Pattison to send communications on railroad findings and a potential reorganization of the state railroad department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House of Representatives
House
Pattison
Vorys
Houck
Baltimore & Ohio
Big Four
Wisconsin
la Follette
J. C. Morris
E. J. Wilson
Fraudulent bond inquiry probes local Coshocton holdings
Cleveland reports a police probe into forged bonds tied to a swindle. Detectives from a private agency and the American Bankers Association investigate the scheme and potential connections. A Coshocton check found no Dennison-Prior paper in local banks. ownership remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Perio
American Bankers’ Association
Cleveland
Coshocton
Dennison
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Mrs. Pocock
Rebekah
Harriet Wright
Mies Neilie Davis
Ed Hunter
H. J. Hershman
Mies Mary Golopy
Marc Valentine
L. C. T. Men
Anna Hottman
Rathbone Sisters
Mies Belle King
King’s Daughters
Wm. Mueller
Gail Hamilton
Eagles
L. O. Dawson
K. of
E. C. Harris
T. Mo
Lang
P. O
P. Shepler
Barbers Union
Lenhart
Pete Wage
A- McCabe
National Union
J. A. Tyler
O. A
Aioe
Bates
E. E. Eckert
P.M. Co
Andes
King
Cscs
O. C. Howell
Masons
Rye Tang
R. Ke Merriam
Camels
Isaac Ross
G. Pia Risutis
Walter Thompson
Glassblowers
GR. Speck
Cps
Ed Lenhart
Hatter
Sentlemen
Hay
Gov. Pattison
Orney Pomerene
Appleyard Lines
William Waldorf Astor
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
Hever Castle
England
Anne Boleyn
Henry VI
Anne of Cleves
Alvia
Miccellanseue Inteligence of
Dennison Prior & Co
Pwesoma Spyder & Company
Stock and Graia
Gavot Land Stock Exchanges
New. Rr
Consolidated Exchange
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