Witnesses Track Running Man in Dickerson Trial
Witnesses testified of tracks along the bill suggesting a man running away from the spring toward the road. Frank Hardesty described dog remarks and a claimed past bad blood with Ben Dickerson. The defense sought to delay Tot McCloy on the stand and Judge Voorhes was absent due to illness as winter storms kept crowds away. Tracks by a runner near the spring were presented to link Ben Dickerson to the case.
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Voorhes
Duror Huff
Abe Presbyterian Church
Migs Landers
Frank Hardesty
Sen
Hart’ Dean
Ben
Hardesty
Dickesson
Ardenly
Ral
Dickerson
Heektie
Chag
Trego
Fred
McCurdy
Ben Dickerson
Local inquest transcript reveals testimonies on bloodhound alert
Testimony from Monday morning examination by state attorneys details a witness noting Dobson and Hart Dean discussed prior bad work and bloodhounds at 10 o clock. The witness describes Dickerson nervous behavior and a stopped visit at Dobson’s, with dialogue about past enmities between Ben Dickerson and others.
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Dickerson
Dobson
Judge Roche
James Dobson
Jim
Hart Dean
Hen Dickerson
Q Lou
Ben
Dobson House
Jim Dobson
Mr. Hart Troan
Ffart
A. T
Ben Dickerson
A. Dobson
Hart
Secretary Root Reports No Comment on Bellamy Storer’s Exit
Washington March 19 Secretary Root refused to discuss Bellamy Storer the Americana ambassador to Austria Hungary resigning from his post. Sources say friction with the administration exists though Root declined to elaborate. Storer, an Ohio native born in 1847, has served nine years in diplomacy after earlier Congress terms and law practice in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Root
Bellamy Storer
Americana
Austria-Hunusars
Iis Post
Storer
United States
Belgium
Spain
Austria-Hungary
Cincinnati
Harvard
Consreas
Ohio
Death of Coshocton Pioneer Robinson Passes at Home
Longtime resident and contractor Henry Robinson dies at his Chestnut Street home in Coshocton after a lengthy illness. A Civil War veteran and former councilman, he spent his life in the city contributing to its growth and was active in Masonic orders. He was born February 27, 1842, enlisted in two companies, and earned a record of steadfast service. Surviving are wife Mrs Louise Robinson, six children, two sisters, and one brother. Continued on Page Eight.
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Henry “Robinson
Chestnut Street
Robinson
Cary
Thre
Westland
Lfe
Coshocton
North Eighth Street
Sehant
Blue Lodge
Samartin
St Bernard
Mra
Kewson
Howe
Wheelire
Astabnia
Cus
Robingon
Cleveland
Coshoeton
Coal Operators and United Mine Workers Seek Conference
Indianapolis prepares for a miners operators conference as more than 600 Bite miners from the area expected to arrive to discuss the threatened coal strike. The dispute centers on the Ryan resolution and the miners demands with a proposal for further talks between now and early April to reconcile differences.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Ryan
Corbett
Atism
Joan Mitchell
United
Mina
Workers of America
George F. Baer
Ab, Brachetoul
Mitchell
Odhferemeet
New York
Tof Pebruney
Tage
Andy
Niken
Bettfers
Miss Delpha Meyers Dies After Illness Near Bedford
Miss Delpha Meyers a young schoolteacher from the West Bedford area fell ill while visiting Carlisle last Saturday. She deteriorated rapidly and died of what authorities call neuremic poisoning. Funeral services are scheduled for Wednesday at 11 o clock in Carlisle.
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Delpha Meyers
West Bedford
Carlisle
Weil
Bedford
Miss Meyers
Nome
Tken
Misa Myempda Allege
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Kiganer
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Court House
Running Man
Frank Mardegty
Altwas
Leander Fain
Funnel Ifill
Hhighes Warry
Thanet
Smith- Hill Church
Smith-Hil
Tobson
Dean
Bev Dickerson
Dodeon’s. F
Whit Waa
Dean Beri
Dean T
Simon Hughes
Storers
Joe
Peage
Austria
Charley Trego
Chus
Charles Thorass
Charles’ Thomas
Alt
Anstrong
Charles
Thomas McCoy
Wm. H. Robinson
Hone
Pawsoh & Srifin’s
Bawaeon and
Sialthstore
W. A Robinscn Ee
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