Shadowy Detectives Probe Dickerson Case In Court
In open court detectives are accused of shadowing Dickerson's lawyers and witnesses. The defense alleges a detective followed Bert Thompson Tuesday night, with the state joking about a red shirt and false whiskers as misdirection. The testimony covers blood hounds at the Dickerson home and details of the Hughes house fire, with Mrs Lena Dickerson and her son Kenneth testifying about events the morning of the blaze.
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Bert ‘Thompson
Arthur Selders
Wheeler
Dickerson
Woodward
Glenn
Towumb
Lena Dickerson
Jesse O Dickerson
Ben Dickerson
Ben
Hughes
Bertie Cunningham
Kenneth
Ren
Ben Dicker
Son
Kenneth Dickerson
Roche
Huhes
Clarence
Roy
Ed Dickerson
Jinhey
Kates
Dickergon
Parm
Jess Dickersox
Hart Dean
Chas Thomas
Ed. Dickerson
Leas
Bert Leas
W. H. Daugherty
Wilson
Bert Thompson
Coopersale
Danghertr
Search and Seizure Works Well in Xenia
Under orders from William Brennen the temperance mayor and policemen armed with warrants searched restaurants hotels and other places where liquor might be kept. They seized bottles of beer from a private club run by prominent city men and held them as evidence for prosecutions.
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Kenia
Ordeor
William’ Brennen
Ohio House passes general appropriation with canal loans
The Ohio House approved the second general appropriation bill funding nearly six million dollars including 200 009 for state roadmaking and 350 000 for reconstruction of parts of the Miami and Erie canal. The senate backed bills creating Lima state hospital for criminals and the Dow tax increase from 350 to 1000 annually.
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Columbus
House of Representaives
General Assembly
Miami and Erie Canal
Dayton
Ohio Canal
Ohio ,Canal
Cleveland
Dresden
Walhending Canal
Cincinnati
House
Whitney House
Ohio National Guard
Springfield
Senate
Lima State Hospital
Limas Hospital
Ohio Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
Atwell
Beatty
Berry
Bochmer
Bracht
Crist
Denman
Drake
City council tabloid notes salaries bids and paving plans
Council tabloid summary details Officer Jackson salary of 20 dollars, a 3000 dollar transfer for a new station site, and resolutions for pavement on Sixth and Seventh Streets. Engineer estimates include Sixth Street paving from Walnut to Cemetery with asphalt 321000 and brick 16000. Coshocton National Bank bid 2 percent for city funds. mayor urges painting of phones and poles and invites attendance at the League of American Municipalities convention.
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Humane
Jackson
Walnut
Coshocton
League American Municipalities
Miners Delay Sixth Sub-district Convention
The United Mine Workers Sixth Sub-district convention was postponed after a telegram from Secretary Davies to President Green. The meeting shifts to Thursday April 5 at Zanesville, as Hewin Mine relays the news from Indianapolis. The joint scale committee reports ongoing wage talks between miners and operators across Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania. The current wage scale expires Saturday risking a stoppage for about 225 000 miners in four states if no accord is reached.
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Hewin
Davies
Green
Indianapolis
Zanesville
Ind
Tmlinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mayor Urges Poles Building Permit and Council Actions
Mayors urges for all poles and council meets in regular session with all members present. The session discusses humane officer salary, committee reports on Chestnut Street paving, street obstructions and material lying on streets, and a transfer of $3 000 to fund fire station alterations. Page continues.
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Seraion
Enamver
Wight
Esme
Was
J. R. Jackson
Elatu
Chestnul
Robertson
Questio
Board of Public Service
Corneil
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Gervier Board
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