Ed McCabe Takes Lead With Big Spurt of Speed
A local election update reports Ed McCabe of the National Union surging to first place after a 902 vote tally, moving from fifth to leader. Mrs J B Matthews of the Pathfinders rises to second as Mrs Pocock holds a slim lead among women contenders. The ballot totals show 407 votes cast, 1598 by ladies and 444 by gentlemen, with 98 void ballots discarded. Next Tuesday’s special trophy event and jewelry display at Hay’s shop are noted.
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Ed. McCabe
The
National Union
J. B. Matthews
Pathfinders
Mrs. Pocock
Diamond ring contest offered by The Age
A contest awards a fine diamond ring to the candidate with the largest vote gain between 8 pm Tuesday January 16 and 8 pm Tuesday January 33. Both a lady's and a gentleman's ring were chosen at C M Hay's store and the top winner by 8 pm January 93 will pick first. Votes accepted daily up to 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hay
Speakeasies Targeted by New House Bill
The Anti Saloon League search and seizure bill introduced in the Ohio House targets speakeasies in local option areas. It uses payment of the US special tax as prima facie evidence of illegal selling and threatens pharmacist license revocation for habitual dry territory druggists.
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Columbus, O
Anti-Saloon League
Representative Woods
Medina
Temperance Committee
United States
Offali
Little
Greene
Healy
Cox
Cincinnati
Cities
Senate
House
Democrats
Huey
Mahoning County
Trial Set For Dickerson Case Soon
Judge Eason says the Dickerson case should be ready for trial Monday Feb 96 with all attorneys confident. He notes anxious readiness and plans to begin the trial on Feb 26 as telephoned. The page also reports that two suits against the city were decided in favor of plaintiffs by Judge Eason on Wednesday afternoon.
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Dickerson
Eason
Atv
Elliott Dies During Presbyterian Church Service
Thomas H. Elliott dies suddenly at the Presbyterian church during a Wednesday prayer meeting. He was born near Clarke in June 1840 and spent his life as a farmer before moving to Coshocton thirteen years ago. At his death he led Coshocton Machine Manufacture and served as a church elder, with his family noting his lifelong conscientious faith.
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Thomas H. Elliott
Presbyterian Church
M. D. Custer
Mr. Elliott
Mr. Hamilton
Pesltors
Br. J. G. Carr
H. R. McCurdy
Lister Pomerene
Elliott
Hamilton
House of God
Old Presbyterian Church
Keene
Clarke
Coshocton
Roscoe Muzzles Or Chains For Dogs In 30 Day Policy
Roscoe mayor XN. H. Price announces a 30 day dog control measure with muzzling or chaining required for all residents. Dogs running loose after January 26 face being shot by the marshal. Miss Exa Yocum allegedly bitten by the Porter dog amid local concern over a mad dog scare.
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Roscoe
H. Price
Mayo
Price
James
Exa Yocum
Yocum Business School
Tredway
Miss Yocum
L. G. McCurdy
Coshocton Mourns Dr Toland Death at Grace Church
The Coshocton community mourns Dr John Watkins Toland a beloved Grace Church pastor who died aged 67. His funeral arrangements include services at his Wellsville residence and two services at Grace Church before burial in South Lawn. Toland helped triple church membership and built the Grace Church edifice during eight years of leadership.
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John Watkins Toland
Coshocton
Toland
Wellsville
Oak Ridge
South Lawn
Grace Church
Dr. Toland
Carrotton
Harlem Springs Academy
Scio
Plainfield
Deerssidre
Adpanies Ate
Pergessilte
Tirees Wellsville
wAyresy
Mes Park
Fife
Mnis
Grand Master Schaus Accused of Crime
Newark Ohio reports special prosecutor charges former Newark Savings Bank president Lewis C Selmas with obtaining money by false pretenses. Schaus, identified as Grand Master of a fraternal order, allegedly obtained about 2100 from several towns through deception. The case names Arthur Banton Edward Mayer Charles Hemrick and Don Brown in the accusation.
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Newark
Lewis C. Selmas
Newark Savings Bank
Bcheans
Arthur Banton
Edward Mayer
Charles Hemrick
Dons Brown
Coshocton Men Hold Places of Prominence at Good Roads Meet
Coshocton men played a key role at the State Good Roads convention. T. J. Hanley of Coshocton county led the floor on public accounting of expenses. Lattimer of Coshocton aided the reform effort while Tehi of Fresno and Portens supported the movement. Others, including Finlay of Keene and Elder at Warsaw, returned home after a day of business columns.
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Coshocton
Columbus
Good Vows
T. J. Hanley
Porteous
Metho Coshecton
Lattimer
Wwof Park
Fresno
Cosnocton
Slanahter
Portens
MINE WORKERS Wage Scale Committee Set for May Report
A wage scale committee for mine workers meets in Kanapoli and Taddanaly to prepare a report for the May convention. Four to five members discuss division of demands and unify terms across sectional groups. When completed and representative, the committee will report at the convention, expected Saturday or May.
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Kanapoli
Taddanaly
Puta Ory
Mae Pet
Cijeds Parris
Adescoy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed McCabe
National Union Lodge
Matthews
Pocock
Nora Pocock
Clerks Union Nes
Wilbur Barton
Rebekahs
Ed. Hunter
H. J. Hershman
P. H. Cc
Harriet Wright
Nellie Davie
Marc Valentine
Anna Hottman
Rathbone Sisters
Wm. Mueh
Piers Wer Id
A. McCabe
Vtrre
He al King
Eagleswt
Jonn Young
Barbers Union
Eleete Hest
Charles F. Miller
Camels
Reese
Ada
Herman Peacock
Phi Sigma Chi
R. . Merriam
Cress Tee
Walter Thompson
Glassblowers
R. Speck
B. P.O. Ee
Seers Resserett
Isaac Ross
Tee Wand Daupe Sake Seelee Vigleelgh Fete
L. Landerville
Typographical Union
Aang Pede Teen
Essere Certeris Reese
Ces
Ben B. Strope
New House
Age
Lugce Eas
Carnegie
Chicago Record-Herald
T. H. Elliott
Irise
Schaus
Cood Roads
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