Mrs Hunter Wins Special Diamond Ring at Count
Mrs Hunter of the L O T M won The Age special diamond ring with 8639 votes cast between 8 p m Jan 16 and 8 p m Jan 28. The day featured heavy voting with 28570 total votes in the count, 15402 by women and 18112 by men, 56 voids. Mrs Gleason Adams led day with 7118, Hunter 5822, Sontheimer 5053, and Gail Hamilton among top contenders. Continued on Page Four.
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Ed Hunter
Gleason Adams
Hunter
J .P. Sontheimer
Gail Hamilton
Bills in Legislature to Make death by own action And Murder Legal
The Age hosts a popular voting contest for diamond rings with a new trophy for the greatest gain in votes from 8 pm tonight to 8 pm Thursday Feb 1. A pearl ring and a lion’s head ring, on exhibition, will be awarded to a person achieving the largest weekly vote increase. Mrs. Hunter II, winner of a prior weekly diamond, pledges to gift a diamond to the third place woman if eligible.
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C. M. Hay
Pyson
Calf DougEd Out Eye Of Owner In Keene
Charles Smith, an aged and well known citizen of Keene, suffered a misfortune as a calf gored out the eye of its owner. The incident occurred in the local stock yard, drawing attention from neighbors and authorities.
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Charles Smith
Keene
Council Concludes Deal To Widen Seventh Street
City council in regular session settles Seventh Street widening with Episcopal church deed for six feet at Main and Seventh. Church to move residence within three years. school board deed for sidewalk access also accepted. Sidewalk work to proceed while house relocation is planned. a separate damage claim by Jane Basset for injuries noted.
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Council
Seventh Street
Messrs
Nicholas
Aso
Episcopal Church
Councilites Fight Over Streets and Damages Ruling
Deeds to church and school land spur immediate widening of Seventh street while Jane Bassett’s damages claim is rejected. Council debates Eleventh or Twelfth street, defers to a narrower plan. Fire department reorganization faces delays from mayor citing old code. Court cases and local notices follow, including a calf horn injury leaving one man eyeless yet unpainful.
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Seventh Street
Jane Bassett
Eleventh
Twelfth Street
I. Cohen
Second Street
Williams
Coal magnates oppose any increase in wages
Coal operators in the central competitive district comprising Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois plan district and committee meetings at operator headquarters to unify proposals for the joint conference with the United Mine Workers beginning Thursday They are expected to stand firm against any wage increase beyond preagreement levels with Indiana and western operators aligning with Pennsylvania and Ohio The niners convention completed key business including delegate elections to the international mining congress reelection of national officers and a constitutional committee report
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Indianapolis
Ind
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Minois
United Mine ‘Workers
West
International Mining Congress
Committee On Constitution
Steamer Valencia Wrecks in Dense Fog Near Cape Beale
In dense fog around midnight, steamer Valencia with about 60 crew and 140 passengers went ashore ten miles east of Cape Beale. Survivors report many drowned after attempting to abandon ship. A six-man boat crew reached shore. a woman dropped her child to a husband in a boat. Queen and Queen City moved toward the wreck for aid as Lighthouse Keeper Patterson reported hundreds feared dead.
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Victoria
B. C
Valencia
Cape Beale
Piaces
Queen
San Francisco
Jeff
Queen City
Gauain
Marine Service
Patterson
Cloose
Alps
Little resolution to investigate Cincinnati to be reported
Telegraphed from Columbus January 24. The house committee on cities will report a revised resolution favorably this evening to form an investigating committee with two Republicans and two Democrats from each house. The measure allows witness immunity and compels testimony. A separate proposal would appoint by the governor a bank inspector with broad powers. Tax exemption for real estate up to $1,000 is sought. Other items include requiring municipal councils to grant interurban franchises and a school attendance mandate for ages eight to fourteen.
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Agel
Columbus
Cincian
House
Committee On Cities
Tte
Metzger
Cuyahoga
Reynolds
Walker
Stark
Howard Wolfe Sells Residence on South Third Street
Howard Wolfe sold his residence on South Third Street to Mr. Shannon of Newcomerstown, an insurance agent, who will move his family to town to make their future home. The consideration was $1400.
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Howard Wolfe
South Third Street
Mr. Shannon
Newcomerstown
Printers Jet-Set Travel Amid War on Striking Shops
Coshocton printers chase free trips and back home visits as Chicago and New York strikes drain work. Local ads offer transport by return mail, guiding men to jobs elsewhere while denying returning to striking shops. Some visit relatives or travel to steal work, highlighting union printers exploiting benefits to seek nonstrike employment. Local Typothetae efforts push workers to move, while the dispute rages.
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Coshocton
Chicago
New York
Typothetae
Calca
Indiana
Pittsburg
Walwork
Wheeling
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Wire
Ed. Hunter
Gleason’ Adams
M. P. Church
BX. Matthews
Pathfinders
Wilbur Barton
Rebekahe
Pastas
Sean Sole
Nora Pocock
Clerks Union
Harriet Wright
P.M. C
Anna Hottman
Rathbone
Ea. A. McCabe
National Union
J. P. Suntheimer
W. A. Fresno
Fee
Keagy
J. O. Dawson
Poo
Sabling
Walter Thompson
Glassblowers
J. AL Tyler
O. Us
Charles F. Miller
Camels
al King
Eagles
Scene Caves
Dames P. Shepler
Barbers Union
Cee Cress Bees
Hermans Peacock
Phi Sigma Chi
Ee Cere
Nates
Ross
G. A
Mrs. Hunter
Kinzggo Record-Herald
Jane Basset
Wisenburg
Williameem
Fortune
Curdy
Smith
Mr. Smith
L. K. Beach
Everhart
Lelothes
Squire Williams
Frank Lynn
Folk
M. L. Manwell
Panhandle
Maxwell
Tranway
R. C. Meek
Columbia Center
the Age
Vancouver Island
Stilton Board
Cincinnati
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