Council Buys The George Senft Site
The city council approved purchasing the George Senft site at Wirth and Walnut streets after a long session. They voted to transfer 3000 from the general fund to pay for the property and will draft an ordinance for next meeting. The site was chosen amid debate over nearby tire department locations and streetcar franchise issues.
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Fire Department
Board of Public Safety
The
Safety Board
CBE
Cuttom
Eighth Street
Overholt
Sixth Street
Hissong
South Seventh Street
Higsong
Senft
Wirth and
Walnut Streets
Council
Walnut
Seventh
Automobile Fie Waz
Council Clippings On City Sites And Franchises
George Senft bought property at Walnut and 6th for a new fire department site. C and N P trolley franchise rejected due to bond requiring start and finish dates and letting other lines delay. promoters suggested an alternate oil. Seventh street property owners seek sidewalk on West side between Main and Walnut. Paving of Sixth and Seventh streets deferred. No action on opening Elevens and Twelfth streets.
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John Hanlon
Zanesville
Coshocton
New Philadelphia
Traction Company
Ecompany
Hanlon
Cits
Ordin
George Senft
Walnut
Ethth
C. &.N. P. Frolley
Leticeen
Trolly Line Franchise Debate in I C & N P Board
City council discussed transferring funds to cover a $24 rent bill for Beelearn hose cart quarters and a $50 print bill for police rules. Miscellaneous bills totaling $70.87 were approved. R B McDermott asked for a west side Seventh street sidewalk in front of church properties. no action. Paving plans for Sith and Seventh streets delayed as the service board and city engineer are not ready to report. Eleventh Street opening not addressed.
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Anes
Proome & Werbig
R. B. McDermott
Seventh Street
James, Hennell
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Sith
Seventh Streets
Service Board
Divorce Trial At Cooperdale Through Court Day
Sensational divorce hearing unfolds in Cooperdale as Prof. Edward Miller of the local normal school faces accusations from his wife that he is in love with a 16 year old rival. Judge Eason presides as proceedings continue in common pleas court this afternoon.
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Cooperdale
Edward Miller
Common Pleas Court
Eason
Cleveland girl jailed in gown thefts connected to Miss Cassingham
Miss Carrie Cassingham of 19914 Lake avenue suffered a loss of dresses and jewelry valued at $325 on February 27. Louise B E Twoley, nineteen, a domestic at 22 Colonial flats, Husdddd avenue and Teotiv street, was arrested and reportedly confessed to the grand larceny. The thief, described as pretty and stylish, was taken into custody at her employer’s home and cried during arrest.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Tuesida
Louise
Twoley
Central Police
Carrie Cassingham
Lake Avenue
Colonial Flats
Hectid Avenue
Coshocton Officials Deny State Organization Liaison
Coshocton County officials dispute a Cincinnati press claim that all Ohio counties contribute to a state association contingent fund. Judge Donley says he has never paid dues or supported the fund and received no contact beyond a $36 assessment he ignored. Continued on Page Eight.
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Coshocton
Ciin
San
Cincinnati
Ohio
Donley
Ad Sales Note From City Pro Says Four of Five Readings
A city professional remarks that in the Age and two papers column, four out of five advertisements he placed for sale drew responses. He says the ads matched readers expectations and aligned with venue coverage.
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Dickereon
Yowili Orich
Corpeeireas of Vo
Tao
Murder trial delayed to April term amid juror death
Judge Voor postpones the Dickerson murder trial from February to April citing March delays and a juror's death in the case. Attorneys Adams and McDowell are ill and witnesses vary in attendance as jurors endure confinement.
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Dickerson
Voorheas
Rivers
Wit
McCune
Adams
McDowell
Glork
Ben Dickerson
Miners Look for Peace at United Mine Workers Convention
The article reports on the opening of a special national convention of the United Mine Workers of America in Indianapolis called by President John Mitchell. It highlights the key issue of rescinding the Ryan resolution and the lack of joint talks with anthracite operators, signaling anxiety over potential nationwide coal strikes and internal divisions among districts.
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Indianapolis
Lad
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
United States
Ryan
Sania Fae
Matsonel
Whitae
Assean le Phausdes Ruormins
Patrick Dolan
Dayase
Pithstare
Allfet
Pittsburg
Detrute
Patent device saved factory tower blaze
An automatic sprinkling system likely averted a major fire at the Meek company tower plant on Pesday evening. The device prevented extensive damage and kept the blaze from spreading. Continued on Page Four.
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Meek Company
Pesday
Senate Defeats Liquor Ban in Dance Halls and Rinks
Columbus report: Senate defeats Rep Roberts bill prohibiting liquor sales in dance halls or skating rinks and near them. Howe bill creates state civil service commission and classifies minor employees. Harper bills pass: insurance penalties for nonproduction of books and appointing an insurance warden. Several other bills passed or introduced, with continued coverage to Page Two.
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Columbus
Senate
Roberts
Howe
State Civil Service Commission
Harper
H. B
Minteor
Wilson
Hypes
B. Vr. Berry
Duvall
Williams
Mr. Atwell
Young Folks Wed in Covington Kentucky
A secret Christmas Day wedding in Covington Kentucky united William Schwartz son of Alexander Schwartz and Lucile James, both employed locally. The groom, 19, and the bride, 27, kept the ceremony private and have continued their work at their respective jobs.
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William Schwarts
Alexander Schwartz
Flag Axle Works
Lucile James
Govington
Kent
Kentucky
The Daily Age Circulation Boost Promises Advertising Reach
The Daily Age reports a surge in circulation reaching 4250 homes in Coshocton County, driven by the Diamond contest and the Ben Dickerson murder trial coverage. Advertisers are urged to place ads as circulation remains temporarily high with plans to retain subscribers and maximize advertising value.
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Interost
Ben Dickerson
Kit Hughes
Coshoeton
Ohio
Leyte
Denkenan
Dickerson
Uty
Ana
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Ed Stevenson
Tay
Cushocton
Aiken
Covington
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