James Dobson Tells of Man's Acts That Fatal Day
James Dobson a principal witness in the Dickerson murder trial testifies about the events of the fatal day. His daughter Daisy Dobson also testifies, describing what she saw and heard, including bloodhound trails and home scenes. The defense questions focus on reliability and memory during cross examination.
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James Dobson
Jesse
Woodward
A. T
Cine State
Daisy Dobson
Miss Dobson
Willson
A. Daisy Dobson
A. James Dobson
Washington Townslay
Mine Workers oust Dolan as district leader and reform urged
The International Executive Board upholds President Mitchells finding to oust Patrick Dolan from Western Pennsylvania district five. Three board members appointed to run district affairs until a special election. Debate noted over unity amid miners and operators as Roosevelt-era pressure continues.
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Indianapolis
International Executive Board
The
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Patrick Dolan
Western
Pennsylvania
Dolan
Uriah Bellingham
Roosevelt
Fuittle
United Mine Workers of America
Patrick Cotannd
Elhaghane
Woster Perusylvania
Dade
Gates
Biarret
Suit to Recover Damages From Gambling Joint
Mrs. Maggie Watkins through Staats & Williams sues Daniel Lamma and G S Heiser proprietors of a gambling joint in the Quik hotel for 626 dollars. She seeks 123 dollars lost at poker and 506 dollars as exemplary damages. The case will be filed in common pleas court and is said to be the first filed in the county. If Watkins proves the money was lost in the place the outlook for judgment is said to be good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Dickerson
Maggie Watkins
George Watkins
Staats & Willams
Daniel Lamma
S. Heiser
Quk
Watkins
Ihe
Common Pleas Court
Carpenter Hurt by Fall From Ladder
Jrm Steffe a carpenter with the Meek company re modeling the new office building was seriously injured Wednesday when a step ladder slipped dropping him eight feet to the floor. He suffered bruises and sprains to his back and hips and a physician was summoned. He remained out of work for several days.
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Jrm Steffe
Meek Company
Abolishes Fee System in State Legislature Vote
In Columbus on March 16 the house approved a resolution by Representative Harper to let the people decide on exempting all public bonds from taxation. The body also adopted two senatorial constitutional amendments expanding session timing and veto rules, with other measures passing or advancing. The article notes ongoing legislative actions and a continued report on the next page.
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Columbus
House
Harper
Wiliams
General Assembly
Howe HH. B
Kealy
Wang
Pattison Names James S Black Cambridge Official
Governor Pattison appointed James S Black of Cambridge to succeed Judge Lemert as executive clerk in the governor's office effective April 1. Black, 43, has practiced law in Cambridge for the past several years and is described as an experienced city clerk.
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Solumbus. O
Pattison
James S. Black
Cambridge
Lemert
Black
Wheeling Schedule Cut to Two Passenger Trains Daily
In Columbus on March 16 the house adopted a resolution to adjourn in April sending the measure to the senate. Officials announced that Sunday service will reduce to two Wheeling passenger trains per day as forecast.
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Wheelog Trem
Oroppes
Regardo Vibe Vanesvill
Wheeline
Bad Roads Stop AF Mail Route and School Reading Picks
Snowbound country roads halted rural mail delivery as T. Smith could not traverse his route to West Bedford. High school students selected Graustark, Shewerd of Kingdom Come, Beverly of Graustark, Masquerader, Castle Craney Crain as top books, while actor Salvacory injured at the glove factory will miss days. Marriage licenses issued to Guy C. Baughman and Mattie J. Chaney, James H. Solinver and Sadie Johnston.
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F. T. Smith
West Bedford
Warsaw
Kingdom Come
Beverly
Graustark
Castle
Big 12 Page All News Print Delivers Cosmsocton City Ads
The Age aims a 12 page edition amid the Dickerson trial delays with heavy advertising space. Editors promise full city and county news plus a robust business section. The issue showcases 72 columns of newsy content and strong ad pulls as circulation nears four thousand.
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Dickerson
Coshocton
Mmeraffey’s Bill Clears Both Chambers in City News
March 1 report from Columbus notes Sena t ary Mehaffey backs a scheme to aid abused children. The bill, approved by both houses, would relieve state from demanding support for abandoned children in later life once they reach adulthood. If signed by the governor, it becomes law.
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Columbus
Senatary Mehaffey
Loose
Senate
Mehaffey
House
Gore
Handsome Furnitures Play and Brass Bedstead Makes Debut
Rose Brost leads lower Main furniture dealers in an elegant display of brass bedsteads and fine furniture pieces. The showcase highlights the sleekest bedroom essentials as shops tout stylish, affordable options for homes.
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Rose Brost
Pune
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Tom McCoy
Thomas McCoy
Dobson
Moran
Te Woodward
Judge Roche
Ben Diskerson
A. Wilson
Newark
Joche
Werc
Glenn
Mr. Daugherty
Mr. Woodward
Claudia Cochran
Daugherty
Kate Eughes
Rimon Hughes
A. J
Hen Dickerson
Thomas M’coy
National Board of Miners
Ben
Mr. Fisher
Fisher's Land
A. Loan Association
McCoy
McCurdy
Rem
Adler
Hughes
Dim Glenn
Stepheen
May
Adoout
Teak
Mace
Ren
Tlow
Lina Glenn
Vis
Lowe
Carpenter
Ulla
Howe
Eich
Winenut
Wilson
Cornaike
Guy C. Baughman
Mattie J. Chaney
James H. Solin?ver
Sadie Johnston
Mmeraffey
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