Cold Nights Hurt The Corn Crop In Midwest Survey
Secretary Wilson reports crops overall sound but corn will be short due to abnormally cool weather. He cites damage in valleys and saturated lands, with best corn on dry rolling lands but still affected. Prospects hinge on future weather. grass, oats, wheat and barley fare well. macaroni production shifts to domestic.
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Washington
Wilson
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Family Heads to Roscoe Summer Home
At Their Summer Home, E. O. Leroy and family have moved to Roscoe for the summer months.
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E. O. Leroy
Roscoe
Train passenger nears suicide on Baltimore and Ohio route
In Cincinnati a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern train passenger, Gottlieb Metzger, attempted suicide in the toilet as the train neared the city. He was found near death and hospitalized in critical condition. He had boarded at Oakland Maryland. No motive is known.
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Cincinnati
Gotlelb Metzger
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Oakland
Joe Callahan Official Head of Democrats in County
The Democratic county executive committee met Friday night in J Lo McDowell's law office to organize for the upcoming campaign. Joseph Callahan named chairman with C A Lamberson secretary and C E Cottom treasurer. a resolution urged the reappointment of Charles Stypes to the board of deputy state supervisors of elections. The Pittsburg Dispatch ran a notable photo of Rev Dr F E J Lloyd, pastor of St Mark's Episcopal in Uniontown, highlighting his father, Rev Dr Lloyd of this city.
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Democratic County Executive Committee
J Lo McDowell
Charles Stypes
State Supervisors of Elections
Russia Defers Petition Over Foreign Interference
The foreign office says Russia refused to receive the Kishinev petition from the United States due to a staunch objection to outside interference in imperial matters. The document’s publication before transmission surprised officials, though Russia maintains American friendship. The Age improves daily.
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Russia
Age
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Kishinev
United
Disgraceful Street Fight Sparks City Outcry
A chaotic Friday night clash erupted near Dr. Cooper's pavilion ending with a large street chase on Fourth and Walnut. No arrests are recorded. residents say a local gang mindset fuels violence and call for martial law to curb lawlessness in Coshocton. The piece also notes a spring luncheon hosted by Mrs. Guy Meek on Vine Street in honor of Miss Elizabeth Meigs with pink and white decor and a prize for the best guess in a conundrum menu game.
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Walnut Street
Kentucky
Greathitt County
Coshoctom
Guy Meek
Vine Street
Elizabeth Meigs
Lafayette
Ind
J. P. Forbes
C M. Hay
Meek
A Tredway
Forbes
Sara Rue
Rosalie James
Helen
Jean Brown
Louise Glover
William Compton
C M Hay
Mia
Frank Ricketts
Agnes Sinclair
Philadelphia
Chicago Wedding Surprise Ties Carr and Grace Gillespie
William Carr and Grace Gillespie married Saturday evening at the bride house on Chicago's north side in a surprise ceremony. Carr, a former Coshocton youth, works at Ram's Horn publishing house after two years in Chicago, and Coshocton friends extend hearty congratulations.
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Chicago
William Carr
Grace Gillespie
North Side
Mr. Garr
Coshocton
Ram's Horn
Ohio Democrats Begin Convention Preparations at Neil House
The Ohio Democratic state central committee met to outline plans for the late August convention week. Chairman William J. Frey backed Zimmerman for governor, opposed naming a U.S. senator candidate, and discussed assistant sergeant at arms. Garber and Frey clashed over Zimmerman’s nomination as Johnson’s position remained unsettled.
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State Central Committee
William J. Frey
Findlay
Harry Payer
Cleveland
W. B. Burnett
Joe Goldsoll
Tom L. Johnson
Payer
Fred J .Heer
Harvey
Garber
Val Lee
Neil House
Burnett
Springfield
Frey
Zimmerman
Johnson
Harvey Garber
Hayden
Democratic State Central Committee
Chittenden
Republican Committee
Clark Horse Breeders Urge Quality Breeding For Better Prices
The Clark Horse Breeders call horsemen and farmers to breed horses right to secure good prices. They note earnings depend on size and quality and advocate using the best stallions. The company has purchased the Belgian stallion to aid this effort.
Ohio horse praised as unmatched in region
A dark chestnut sorrel named Alice weighs 2000 pounds. The owner, John Wagers of Clark, asks 2400 dollars for this standout animal and invites buyers to inspect the horse as a finest example in the area.
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Ohio
John Wagers
Clark
Appointment of Administrator for W. T. Smith estate
G. F. Friedit appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of W. T. Smith deceased of Coshocton County Ohio. Notice dated July 3 1903.
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W. T. Smith
Coshocton County
Ohio
G. F. Friedit
Pointed Question on Township Bid Advertising Practices
The Warsaw Neutral argues that trustees who sell township work should advertise broadly rather than post few notices. Broad publication attracts more bidders, increases competition, and saves money, whereas limited notices may be economically shortsighted.
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Jefferson Township
Warsaw
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