Denman Discharged After Olio Role Disclosure
Leslie Carlos Denman and Dela Ranger vanished from Cushocton after Denman was dismissed by the Donker Williams company for a dual role in Olio. Reported sightings place Denman in Chicago and traveling, while Ranger left Marietta for Chicago and has not been heard from since. Her mother fears harm as inquiries yield no new information.
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Leslie Carlos Denman
Cushocton
Dela Ranger
Donker-Williams Company
Chicago
Denman
Olio
Castivcton
Marietta
Telegraph Must Go From Messages to Telephone
The country’s bi railroads plan to replace telegraph messaging with telephone methods. Experiments are under way at multiple stations and on divisions of the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvania system to prove the telephone’s efficiency for message taking. Telegraphers fear job losses.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Way of the Transgressor and Ohio Centennial Costs
The register shows one boarder released after a ten day sentence for criminal law smage toward Miss Rosa Sigman. He left for home near Warsaw. Gadbert estimates county costs for the centennial in Toledo. Coshocton faces a 36508. net assessment, not the smallest.
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Hedge
Sylvester M. Kimball
Rosa Sigman
Warsaw
Luditar
Gadbert
Toledo
Coshocton
Ohio
Lost fingers in Tuscarora embossing press accident
Andrew English of 641 Elm Street suffered partial loss of two fingers while operating an embossing press at the Tuscarora Thursday evening. Doctor Edwards dressed the wound and English was taken home. James A. Dusenbury of Bethlehem township and Miss Maggie M. Wilson of Clark township were married Friday afternoon at Rev. S. A. Fisher’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew English
Elm Street
Tuscarora
English
Wert
Edwards
James A. Dusenbury
Bethlehem Township
Maggie M. Wilson
Clark Township
8. A. Fisher
Pleasant Evening Supper Boosts Devil Memorial Fund
The annual supper by Devil Memorial Church women drew a large crowd on Thursday. The Armory venue was festively decorated and booths enhanced the setting. Proceeds totaled 3190, most going to the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Memorial Church
Fire Damages Judge Voorhees Residence
A chimney spark caused a second story blaze at Judge Voorhees home on Saturday. Neighbors and the judge’s staff extinguished the fire before fire department arrival. Some furniture and clothing belonging to Miss Georgia Voorhees were ruined. total damage not yet known.
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Judge Voorhees
Georgia Voorhees
Child of Sherman Emerson Dies in Bluefield and Buried Here
The year old child of Mr and Mrs Sherman Emerson died at their home in Bluefield West Virginia Thursday. The remains were brought on Pan Handle train No 6 Saturday and laid to rest in Canal Lewisville. Mrs Emerson is a daughter of John Raymer and well known in Coshocton.
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Sherman Emerson
Bluefield
W. Va
Canal Lewisville
Emerson
John Raymer
Coshocton
Blizzard Paralyzes City With Sudden Friday Storm
A severe blizzard struck the city Friday evening around 3 30 causing widespread discomfort. Snow fell from all directions with strong winds making walking nearly impossible. The storm lasted over an hour and ended as quickly as it began leaving freezing temperatures.
Female ball club heads to May game under Timmons
Will Timmons is forming a female baseball outfit and has booked the Bloomer Girls for an early May game. The team travels in a private car and uses a wall tent for spectators. Details of the event are not yet decided.
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Will Timmons
Bloomer Crirls
Wright Named Receiver in Clary Suit Hearing
Councilman Wright has been appointed receiver for the Clary case after a Saturday hearing before Judge Marwell. The action involves Mrs Clary seeking a receiver with Maxwell naming Cennelman Wuhan Wright for the position. A.J. Stevenson fell from a chair on Thursday at her Third Street home, injuring a sprained ankle while removing a globe from a gas chandelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Powelseon
Clary
W.S. Merrell
J.C. Miair
Mibersture
Marwell Inj Hhanhers
A. J. Stevenson
Third Street
Doctor William Shank Dies After Brief Illness in Keene
Dr William Shank a longtime Keene practitioner died at his home Saturday morning after a brief illness He was 60 years old and left a widow Miss Lucy Elliott 30 died at Martins Pew residence near Keene Friday night from erysipelas Interments were in Keene Cemetery Intercepted telegram from Freeport N D states Thomas Cree Civil War veteran died there and investigators seek his daughter Ida Cree who may have resided in Coshocton West Lafayette or Esleta seeking information from Mr Steele.
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William Shank
Keene
Lucy Elliott
Martin Pew
Witham Phere
Freeport, D
Thomas Cree
Ida Cree
Coshocton
West Lafayette
Esleta
Steele
Right of Way Purchase For Electric Railway Progress
The Plainfield section reports progress on obtaining right of way for an electric railway. Some property owners resist while the board faces questions about the time limit for construction after franchise grant. Citizens urge a definite construction period and the board weighs the request as spring work advances.
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Siznin
Abe
Aur Board of Comely Commissioners
Plainfield Sesteuw i
Ommnissioners
Cotes
Bridge Bond Redemption by State Treasurer
Treasurer Severns redeemed another issue of bridge bonds and parred the entire amount in 820 gold premium. The funds went to the Commerce Board after a vault hold of gold was involved in the transaction.
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Severns
Stroy
Concert in April Featuring Madam Vanden Hende
Madam Vanden Hende the Belgian cello soloist will perform at the opera house on April 24 with Miss Anna Allison Jones contralto of Zanesville and Samuel Lamberson pianist from this city assisting.
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Madam Vanden Hende
Opera House
Anna Allison Jones
Zanesville
Samuel Lamberson
Cit
Moving gravel for Southern upgrade nears completion
Contractor Stringer of Steubenville operates a steam shovel at the Southern gravel pit south of the city. Gravel is hauled daily to the swamp below Conesville where a trestle is being replaced by a fill. He plans another shovel for the Zanesville end to fill trestles from Trunway south. Work on the Southern upbuilding is being pushed as money and energy allow.
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Stringer
Steubenville
Southern
Conesville
Zanesville
Trunway
The Gordon Lecture May 1 Hope Restored
General Gordon illness delays the Gordon Lecture as Superintendent Fenton seeks a new date. He aims to arrange the talk for May 1, after considering other proposed dates in October.
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Cordon
Fenton
Gordon
Marriage Ceremony Conducted in Judge Roche's Office
William 2 Cortett and Dela Deeds were married Monday in Judge Roche's courthouse office. Rev. S A Fisher performed the ceremony. The groom hails from Newcomers toyon and has one prior marriage. the bride is a local resident with two previous marriages.
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William 2
Cortett
Dela Deeds
Express Engines Ready to Leave Altoona Shops
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces that all new powerful express engines of the heaviest type ever built are complete at Altoona shops. Several units are destined for lines west of Pittsburgh.
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Pennsylvania
Altoona
Pittsburg
Dresden Mill Shuts Down for Transfer Preparations
The sheet mill suspended operations Thursday morning to prepare an invoice for transferring the property to a recently organized combine. It is not known when the mill will resume operations.
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Diveden Transcript
Methodist Meetings Spark Crusade at Grice M. E. Church
Former Attorney Scaddy spoke to men in the afternoon and Miss Stella McNutt led services at Grice Memorial church as a large crowd gathered. Presiding Elder Oliver Rev Scuddy and Miss McNutt headed the revival with sermons on repentance and the Ninety and Nine.
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Scaddy
Miss McNutt
Grice M. EL
Oliver
Scuddy
Stella McNutt
United States
Ele
SteHa McXutt
Epworth League
Ohio
Kentucky
Anniversary programs highlight Japan missionary talk
The Woman’s Missionary society at the Presbyterian church held an anniversary service attended by a large crowd. Rev. Mr. Bryan spoke on Japan where he has long served as a missionary. He praised progress in railways and navy while noting many uncivilized customs, and shared garments worn by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's’ Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Bryan
Japan
Attorney General Opinion On Pauper Treatment Allocation
The attorney general rules that a pauper from Preble county treated in Butler county cannot make Preble county liable. Butler county paid the claim and cannot recover from Preble county. The decision hinges on lack of notification to Preble officials and the resulting responsibility.
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Preble
Bneler
Prebie
Prebie County
Butler County
Havins
West Virginia Minister Plans Evangelistic Work Move
Rev. Mr. Shack former pastor of the Plainfield M E church and longtime resident of the city will depart for Tanginton West Virginia to confer with the presiding elder and begin evangelistic efforts in that area. Mr Stark previously spent years as an evangelist before arriving here.
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Mr. Shack
Planfield
Agnes Fonk In Critical Condition After Paralysis
Mrs Agnes Fonk daughter of Mr and Mrs James Brier of Jackson township is in critical condition at her home. Stricken with paralysis on March 11 she has not spoken since and friends fear recovery is impossible.
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Agnes Fonk
James Brier
Jackson Township
Loedha Fom
Roads for county im provement must start now
The article urges immediate county wide road improvements as essential to farmer prosperity. It notes the Main Street bridge is abandoned, calls for coordinated action by county commissioners and township trustees, and argues for durable work financed by fair tax distribution rather than political gain.
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Eorror
Wheeling Southern Line Trestles To Be Replaced
The Wheeling division plans to remove trestles on the Southern and replace them with fill where feasible. Workers are active at Canesville adding a new trestle. When track is rela id, construction trains will cross and traffic will resume over the repaired section.
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cMrzis
Wheeling
Iig
Canesville
Hydrants Not Frozen In Colmbas City Inquiry
Report by Superintendent Rant to Tate AGE confirms 112 city hydrants were checked in fall and remained in service ready status. The notice discusses hydrant reliability amid questions about Coshocton conditions and notes frequent inspections since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmbas
Dar Lecan
Coshocton
Rant
Tate
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