Court resumes as Beall to testify in Hughes murder case
Saturday sessions focus on Dr Beall post mortem findings and Ben Dickerson’s alleged nervousness. Birdie Cunningham testifies she saw Dickerson give Kate Hughes money after the fire, while Charley Thomas and others recount the day of the murder and church plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall
Hughes
W. H. Trego
Ben Dickerson
Dickerson
Robert McCluggage
Kate Hughes
McCluggage
Birdie Cunningham
Grant Thomas
John Adams
Adams
Dr. Beall
Trego
Roche
Latyer
al Ness
Eason
Glenn
Voorhees
Salvation Army
Presbyterian Church
West Carlisle
Silas Preston
Simon Hughes
Simon Preston
Elijah Thomas
Kate
Ben
Simon
Inghes
Jim
Bertie Cunnimeham
Simon Slughes
Silas Ogles
Harley Prices
Tlow
Floyd
A. Tle
Jury to Attend Church During Dickerson Trial
The twelve Dickerson jurors will attend Sunday church with a deputy present after court approval. Judge Eason will seek a pledge from the minister to avoid prejudicial remarks and ensure juror neutrality. The First Presbyterian church hosts the jurors with Deputy McClain. an evening service may be allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Eason
Browning
Judge Eason
Liiely
First Presbyterian Church
McClain
Hamilton
Shoplifter Still Wanted After Fountain Store Incident
Police pursue a female suspect linked to multiple shoplifting incidents at the Fountain store. A previous arrest involved a woman named Enmama Hart who supplied a false address and name and was released after the first theft. Another item vanished and authorities suspect the same woman. Local witness testimony references a child and moving a shanty after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain
Enmama Hart
Decker
Watch Found After One Year
Chief Mapel traced a long-missing watch to Tim McDermott, who confessed after his pocket theft claim matched the Burkey watch. McDermott pleaded guilty to larceny and paid a $10 fine plus costs, ending the yearlong case. The report also notes local business updates and a murder verdict in Wagon, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapel
William Burkey
Baltic
Tim McDermott
Burkey
McDermott
Bur‘hey
MacDermott
Smith
Fatal spring scene ties to Hughes murder trial
A photo by Clyde Sprouil shows the spring scene linked to Mrs Kate Hughes's killing and the trial of Ben Dickerson. The white stone at the scene and a whitish stick near the trough are described as key evidentiary details. The image claims to capture the moment of the attack in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Hughes
Ben Dickerson
Clyde Sprouil
Tunnel Hill
Molly Ogle
First two cent fare begins with Panhandle Wheeling launch
Charley Geidel buys the first two cent ticket at the Wheeling station as two cent fare takes effect in the state. The Panhandle and Wheeling offices report early sales for eastbound and northbound routes while noting rate calculations and exceptions. Nearby, the Eleventh Street Church of Christ kicks off bake sale at Albertson market to raise funds for Mechureh Villain Crow in Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Wheeling
Charles Geidel
Panhand
Eleventh Street
Chuch of Christ
Gale
Albertson
Turnpike probe in Cincinnati unearths odd payments and offers
The Drake committee, after a day of stockholder examinations, obtained a statement from F N Wright that attorney Dolle indicated a $5 000 apparent credit from the Cincinnati and Hamilton pike sale must be shared. Testimony also covered a $7 000 offer for the Cincinnati and New Richmond turnpike later sold for $12 000, and Linnemann’s claims about treasury examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dolle
Drake Committee
F. N. Wright
Cincinnati and
Hamilton Pike
John EL Bros
Turnpike
George Linnemann
Ife
Linnemann
Barnes
New Richmond
Banks’ Big Payrolls and Local School Certificates
Payrolls at Coshocton National Bank reached 200 with firms including Coshocton Straw Co and Coshocton Brick Co linked to the payments. Commercial Bank payrolls totaled 26 000 with firms like Keagy Tear and B D Beach Co among those paid. County examiners awarded teaching certificates to twelve candidates, led by P P Axline and Emmet Nethers, among others. Train jumpers in Wheeling yards are warned to expect quick arrests. Sick list notes Mins Altaffank is recovered from illness. Alaska’s governor appointment: Wilfred H. Hoggatt of Juneau to succeed John G. Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton National Bank
Coshocton Straw Co
Coshocton Brick Co
Vali Co
Weat Lafayete Stamping and Enamelling Co
Commercial Bank
Keagy & Tear
B. D. Beach Co
David Davis Coal Co
Oden Valley Coal Co
Morgan Run Coal Co
The
Ginser Pottery
Coslocton Glas Co
Boston Piano and Organ Co
Batut, Day
P. P. Axline
Emmet Nethers, Jr. Henderson Walter Park
R. H. Ashcraft
Robin Boyd
Vera Gray
Nanna Sharpless
Judith Preston
Iva Snow
Clara Kissner
Elma Arnold
Irene Compton
Two New Business Houses Open in Rodgers Building
A new drug firm Metzler and Robertson and a dry goods store Jamgwil’s announce formal openings in the Rodgers building on Mim Street. The drug firm has operated weeks with a grand opening pending. Jamgwil’s presents a fully stocked dry goods selection and a refined interior. George Gray returns home from a short trip to Delaware and ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhems
Mim Street
Rodgers
Metzler and
Roberteon Ik
Saterdas
Boll Partners
Hay
Dri
Hace
Anestoner
Meteler
College of Phaermodsy
Philadelphia
Agna Leate
Ohi Normal University
Ada Cmd Maas
Ofc
Anderson
Ereon
Jamgwil
Hogle Bundling
Soads
Lonewill
Meandsale
Shck
Dtess
George Gray
Delaware
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She Shaw Igkerson
Charley Thomas
Simon Huches
Conesville
Conesvile
Burt
West Lafayete
James Magers
Coshocton Business Men's Association
James Aingers
T ‘Lloyd Kauffman
Magers
Wantiman
Wagion
Ohie
Willen Hammell
iFilipo Totalano
Charley Geidel
Crow
Dresden
Cambridice
Dover
Commins
East Liverpool
Vernon
Newark
West Lafayette
Wer
Conseville
Newcomerstown
Chricksville
Ubeek
Canton
Owl
Fresno
Focal
Mins Altaffank
Grip
Alaska
Washington
Wilfred H. Hoggatt
Juneau
John G. Brady
Ongwill
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