Name Check in Postal Scandal Deepens Washington Charges
Telegraph report from June 19 details inspectors probing Charles Hedges for pushing mining stock to post office staff amid a broader postal scandal. Indictments reportedly set for August W. Machen Diller B. Groff and Samuel A. Groff on conspiracy to defraud the government. In Toledo Mrs. George Lorenz denies ties to Machen and calls the case an outrage.
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Washington
Charles Hedges
Post Office Department
Hedges
August W. Machen
Diller B. Groff
Samuel A. Groff
Payne
Metcalfe
Toledo
George Lorenz
George E. Lorenz
Grocer Edwards Missing After Store Closure in Rodger Building
D B Edwards, a Coshocton County grocer, disappeared after his Main and Sixth street shop in the Rodger building closed Saturday on an Almack company claim for 76 24. Friends and creditors seek explanations while inquiries at his boarding place fail. Edwards, twice married, last lived with a second wife in Pittsburg. Flower Day at the county infirmary featured readings prayers songs and inmate entertainment by local WCTU groups and Miss Opal Pase. About forty ladies from Coshocton Plainfield West Lafayette and nearby towns attended and gifts and literature were distributed. The K P lodge challenges Blits lodge to a baseball game likely to provide some amusement.
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Sixth Street
Rodgéra
D. EB. Almack Company
Edwards
Pittsburg
Rodgere
County Infirmary
Coshocton
Woman’s ‘Christian Temperance Union
Dickey
Dr. Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Powell
West Lafayette
Mamie Williams
Erma Coe
Opal Pase
Plainfield
New Daughter Arrives For Mr and Mrs Edward McManus
Mr and Mrs Edward McManus of Main Street rejoice at the birth of a baby daughter.
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Edward McManus
Ast Main Street
Lucy Baker
South Seventh Street
J P. Cone
Flora Bradford
Otsego
Frank Gaumer
Urbana
8. H. Baker
Spring Mountain
Old Arlington House A Storied Coshocton Landmark
The Arlington house, built starting in 1858 by Letty Thomas, a colored woman, served as a grand hotel and social hub for railroad workers in Coshocton. It faced decline after race prejudice led to its loss of patrons, changed hands several times, and was eventually torn down, closing a chapter noted by longtime residents.
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Main
Fifth Streets
Coshooton
John Burt
Letty Thomas
Arlington House
Coshocton
Travelia
Letty
Raiload Company
Price
Fifth Street
Arlington Building
Robert Hackinson
Hackinson
W. GC. Frew
Frew
Pennsylvania Company
William Moffett
James Chaney
John Manning
Cotton shower flakes fall as mysterious dry flakes reach Sandusky
Sandusky Ohio June 19 Bogart's Corner three miles from town was hit by a cotton shower. People gathered flakes were dry and filmy suggesting cotton. Some speculate a Georgia cyclone lofted the cotton into clouds, later releasing it over miles, whitening ground and prompting puzzlement. Shining Stars elect officers in O U A M council No 97 with new members and reinstatement.
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Sandusky
Bogart’s Corner
Here
Georgia
Shining Stars
Shining Star Council No. 97
Forbes
John Sherretts
Charles Moscow
John King
Floyd West
Harry Maxwell
William McCoy
Frank Lynn
Lewis Rodgers
Henry Bishop
Robert West
Into New Home Frank Prous Moves Family to Orchard Street
Frank Prous has moved his family into their fine new residence on Orchard Street, marking a fresh chapter in a quiet neighborhood.
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Frank Prous
Orchard Street
Mrs. Elliott
South Fourth Street
S. W. Snyder
Lisbon centennial features Hanna and McCook speakers
Lisbon centennial events draw crowds with Senator Hanna and General McCook addressing residents. Hanna praised the birthplace and urged more local ties, while McCook noted Hanna's character. A hay wagon excursion, cradle visit, and social gatherings accompanied the celebration amid townwide enthusiasm.
Trap Shooters Shine In Coshocton Schutzenfest
In the Coshocton Gun Club Schutzenfest held Thursday afternoon twenty five visitors from Newark Cleveland Canton Mt Vernon Dennison Zanesville Tuscarora and others watched high scorer F H Snow of Cleveland shoot 111 of 125 blue rocks. Secretary Seth Snyder notes about 4000 rocks were sold for ten events as local trap shooting gains interest. The club has sixty members and scores by local shooters are listed.
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F. H. Snowe
Cleveland
Blue Rocks
Newark
Canton
Mt. Vernon
Dennison
Zanesville
Tuscarora
Seth Snyder
Mrs Jo Joseph Gilhooley Illness Reported In City
Word received this morning states Mrs Joseph Gilhooley of Indianapolis is seriously ill. She is the daughter of Mrs James Carton and sister of Thomas Carton of this city.
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Joseph Gilhooley
Indianapolis
Gilhooley
James Carton
Thomas Carton
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