Death of Mrs Joho King at 28 in North Third Street
Mrs Joho King died Thursday morning about nine o'clock at home on North Third Street after a lingering illness. She was 28, formerly Coxhoe, married to John King, mother of two, with her husband and family nearby. Burial and funeral arrangements to be announced by friends.
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Whee
John King
Joho King
North Third
King
Kine
Freband
Charles
Will
Wood Travis
Wve
Korg Wes
Banh Chiral
Ben Remains in Jail Awaiting October Court Proceeding
The unnamed male, identified as Ben, stays jailed while the Supreme Court processes motions and brief filings. The state attorney general cites July deadlines and October dates for potential actions on the case. The defense and prosecution exchange briefs as appeals and motions proceed in Newark.
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Ben
Ben Pietersen
Newarkie
Dridge
Deat
Deas Caetral
Supreme Com
Alleged fraud cases heard in Wooster court docket
Two major fraud suits involving Walter Stauffer of Pittsburgh as plaintiff claimant against United States Telephone and Sutty Board Co of Ohioville and Tom Hoskins and TM PD Andrews as officers of the company proceed to morning sessions before Judge Kason. Plaintiff seeks damages around 1500 dollars while the corporate insolvency and business seizure issues loom. Wooster attorney Rue A Serroof represents the plaintiff. Voorhows and Stauffer counsel for the defense.
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Wooster
Walter
Nalson Stauffer
Tom Hoskins
TM PD
Stauffer
Coshocton Eagle Earns High Honor
A Coshocton Eagle receives top recognition for exemplary service and achievement. The award honors dedicated leadership and community impact within the local Eagle program and broader state efforts.
Court News and Local Notes From Dimmed Pages
Fragmented OCR reveals court items, summons, and political jests. Mentions of officers, district court proceedings, and names like Taft and Keoy surface amid jumbled lines.
Winter's duration and timing in early spring
The fragment discusses when winter ends and suggests that winter lasts until the first of April. It references a line about warmth arriving later and mentions a transition to spring with uncertainty about the exact date.
Ashman resigns from state post amid political unsettled event
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Rank Ashman quitting a state job amid unclear political context. Text references a possible party or policy dispute and a change in administration, with muffled lines suggesting timing and location but no concrete dates or outcomes.
MULTIPLE LOCAL ITEMS AND NOTICES MINGLE IN BROAD ROUNDUP
A lengthy OCR filled with fragmented names places and events describes local notices including a fatal disease mention a small sum awarded in a court matter and various civic items. The text references Albany Newark Plainfield and Columbus with scattered names such as Gardner Merrell Glen and Shroyer among others and notes Ward and reads like a pasted page of briefs and public notices.
New Grocery Opening Prompts Local Interest in Conesville
A fragmented local notice mentions a new grocery opening in Conesville. It references community interest, a contact point, and nearby businesses, alongside scattered names and addresses from the era. The garbled text suggests residents discussed the change and roofed details of the venture.
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Conesville
Camesville
Theale
Remarkasle Operation Performed At Mis Mitte
An obscure report notes Anooperrts run for an unknown mote set on Mis Mitte with unclear details. The fragment mentions a procedure and a family context with references to dates and individuals, but most specifics are unreadable.
Smoked in Bedroom 1s Hep Plaintiff and Meeting Notes
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 1s Hep plaintiff and a Christian Endeavor event at Columbus Anami including store photos and a meeting where Patriarchal leaders and others were discussed. Mentions of Kinkade, Linch, and various figures unclear due to damaged text.
Water Gauge on Bridge Over River Feeds Purge System
A water purge device has been installed on a central bridge span to manage the Ts eeu river flow. Officials note the gauge is clearly visible from the roadway and will help monitor water levels during high flow.
Local Option Law Case Highlights Tort Adjudication
A local option law case centers on Paray Culeaomann and the court hearing the appeal from Va. The ruling involves the Jones Toes and the Mpcine oe onet.
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Culeaomann
Jones
Brick Work Begins in July in City
Poorly legible notice describes July start for brick work on main walls at the riverfront. It mentions street names and scheduling, with authorities listing project phases and safety detours for nearby shops and residents.
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Cathe Tor
Wallan
Execution of Jamies Cornelius at Ohio Penitentiary
Jamies Cornelius was electrocuted at 12 10 Friday morning for the murder of his wife in Canton. Governor Harris had reprieved him three times but ordered the death sentence enforced after reviewing the case. Cornelius proclaimed support for capital punishment, kissed a red rose, and described his belief in its necessity for society.
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Columbus
The
Penitentiary
Jamies Cornelius
Harris
Cornelius
Canton
Cornell
Cornel Hushed
Cornelius Enolly
Anatocery
Pribon
Amateur certifi cate notices and ad listings mix
Fragmented text shows notices about examinations and dates, with scattered names and places. It mentions exam timing on a Saturday in April, a public sale, and a medical cure advertisement offering free treatment. Names like Patterson and McDonald appear amid poor OCR.
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