Ohio party delegates nominate judges at crowded convention
The fifty first convention opened with Hon. C. H. McBride presiding as delegates filled the auditorium. Speeches endorsed candidates from Ashland to Tuscarawas while committee lists for credentials and resolutions were read and debated. Nominations followed for John Swartz, S.M. Winn, M. H. Donahue, Atlee Pomerene, and Hiram B. Swartz among others before adjournment.
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W. J. Piero
Canton
C. H. McBride
Pglms
Frank E Pomerene
Joe McDowell
Ashland
G. A. Nichol
Coshocton
W. R.pomerene
Leleware
H. S. Hostetter
Holmes
Tuscarawas
J. A. Swingle
Warne
D. W. Owen
Ludisial
H. L. McGrea
B. F. Voorhees
Delaware
James R. Lighter
C. J. Fisher
Knox
T. A. Berry
Licking
J. A. Flora
Morgan
I. A. Ivers
Morrow
W. Ennett
Muskingum
O'Neal
Perry
E. Powell
Richling
S. G. Cummings
Stark
Samuel Burien
J. &. Patton
Waine
J. R. Zimmerman
Ton
J.C. Adams
George L. Padgett
W. F. Garber
Kees
Soar E. Monnutt
Fasceres
el Horst
C. V. Cilhert
McBrids
Merriott
Trefer
E. M. Wickham
Fairfield
John D. Jones
John Swartz
Fifth Judicial District
Ohio
Frank Southard
M. Winn
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Republic
Empire
McDowell
Perry County
J. A. Ivers
M. H. Donahue
Stark County
Charles Kirchbaum
Peste Commission
Princeton College
Pomerene
Atlee Pomerene
Tuscare
Joe Meshowell
Abe Patrick
Jude
Tim
Jasper el. Mitchell
Dernin Meiz
Nf Wayne
Hiram B. Swartz
Mcpride
Convention session votes on credentials and rules
The afternoon session began after one o'clock with no credential contests. The committee on credentials reported permanent organization led by Chairman C. E. McBride with secretary J. C. Adams and assistant W. M. Bateman. Judge Hunter presented the rules report outlining a 67 concurrent votes threshold for nominees.
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C. E.mcbride
Richland
J. C. Adams
W. M. Bateman
Muskingum
Hunter
Unclear convention vote repeats for party nominee
Delegation members cast ballots in a long countywide vote with no breakaway until late balloting. Donohue and Pomerene emerge near leaders as blocs shift, culminating with a unanimous nomination after the final rounds and a pledge to support the announced nominee.
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Judge Welty
Chicago
Bryan
Donohue
Mitchell
Pomerone
F. B. Swartz
M. Swartz
Wickham
Winn
Cus Lucton
Yiel Mes
Morrow
Muskingem
Richland
Stack
Lusea Si
Wayne
Tatter
Dunohne
Léa Pioccet
Svetirg
Anex Eotaty
Liexing
Morgan
Mipnkinwim
Perry
Fland
Warne
Ashinna
Cashocton
Deaware
Fairfield
Doughertyo
Judge Shields
Canton
Judeve Denghae
County plans over Coshocton orphans home move
Cafusion arises as Coshocton County seeks to move fourteen children from the Tuscarawas home to Cleveland. Fourteen children remain with an average of sixteen in care. annual income from their upkeep would total about $1,465, highlighting a significant revenue item.
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Trek Ae
Cleveland
Chunchsvillehemicle
Coshocton County
Tuscarawas
Court in Session as Judge Eason Presides over March Term
After weeks of recess the March term of common pleas court opens with Judge Eason on the bench. Maxwell opens the term. 32 cases on the docket. only four jury cases assigned. Motions and demurrers to be heard include McClain vs Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis. other pretrial matters await.
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Common Pleas Court
Eason
Fudge Maxwell
Lang Naaiart Mizer
Batch
Pecksuit
Nemire
Markley
Arnold
Dewinger
Mary McClain
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Corcago & St. Loui
Amalgamated Association workers guard wage scale talks
In Indianapolis a session of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Free and Tin Workers shields the wage scale from public view. A conference committee from the workers will meet similar manufacturers committees as unionists oversee the process.
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Amalgamated Assentation
Indianapolis
Manufactuers
The Horse Returns To Adams Gleason Stable Roscoe
A horse taken from the Adams and Gleason stable in Roscoe on Sunday night returned home exhausted and without a bridle. The animal appeared to have traveled a long distance and was released to find its own way back.
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Adams & Gleason
Roscoe
Bring your Job Work to The Age Printery
Local notice invites customers to submit printing work to The Age Printery for reliable turnaround and quality service. The ad emphasizes prompt job handling and professional printing options for businesses and individuals.
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Age Printery
Two Inmates Escape From City Prison Breakfast
Two weary prisoners registered Wednesday evening were given beds but woke and left before breakfast this morning. The escape occurred from the city facility, with guards reporting no pursuit yet.
Paper Suggestion Aids Census Counts Nationwide
A census bureau circular urges participation to ensure towns appear with maximum population. Counts start in June and run city to city within two weeks, then rest of country before month end. Absent residents may affect local representation. heads of families should arrange contact with their district supervisor or trusted neighbor to relay answers to enumerators.
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Congress
Isis
Quick Move Saves Shoveler From Falling in Main Street Ditch
George Bock, a shoveler for R N Kirk, narrowly avoided injury Wednesday when a ditch along Main Street collapsed beneath him. He steadied himself with a dexterous move, keeping only his feet and legs in the ditch and escaping uninjured.
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George Bock
R. N. Kirk
Main Street
Jess
Memorial Day Program at Courthouse Grounds
Memorial Day exercises to be held in the courthouse yard in the afternoon. The program includes music, a schoolchildren’s prayer, welcome address by Seth CL Duncan, and a sermon by Rev. C. Manchester. Other speakers and songs are listed with several lines unreadable.
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Fellostirg
Gram Nous
Merrow Ty Bone
Seth CL Duncan
Hani Paps
Ainier
Rev. C
Manchester Music
Ascension Day Observance Announced by Trinity Rector
Rev. CM Pullen rector of Trinity Episcopal church announces Ascension Day services tomorrow Holy Communion at 10 in the morning and evening prayer and an address at 7 o'clock. Also listed is a want ad for 2000 feet of brick walnut lumber dry. Commun yvrace prefer rer TRE Wooprnxn Nove try Co 24-2b.
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CM. Pullen
Trinity Episcopal Church
Smith T. Reynolds
Zanesville
Mary J. Single Log
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Toland Munday
Special Rates For Decoration Day
Reduced fare tickets will be sold at Pennsylvania line ticket stations on May 20 and 30 for those spending Decoration Day away from home. Return limit includes May 31. See nearest Pennsylvania line ticket agent for details.
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Pennsylvania Line
Rainy woes and town notes from a busy week
Reports from the county describe rain needed for pastures and general poor conditions. The courthouse park draws many visitors while the rolling mill operates daily and linemen string new wires for the electric light company with two main circuits.
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Electric Light’ Company
Business Leaders Urged Excursion to Coshocton
The Ohio Democrat aud Triune from New Philadelphia suggests a business owners excursion to Coshocton. It argues Coshocton offers the finest business blocks in a town of similar size, with ongoing improvements, clean streets, paved roads, and an air of prosperity to inspire New Philadelphia.
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Ohio Democrat
Aud Triune
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Wen
Philadelphia
Ohio
Inspection Party Tours Rail Line and City
President Blicksenderfer leads a party including General Manager FE Booth and Assistant G M J E Tussiz along with Maintenance Engineer F K Alfre and Superintendent A A Van Dusen of the Cleveland division. They toured the Wheeling route, examined the property in the city, and inspected the Seneland area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blicksenderfer
Booth
J. E Tussiz
F. K. Alfre
A. van Dusen
Cleveland
Nile
Wheeling
Uie
Zineshile
Coshocton Woman's Club Enjoys Bridge Event
The Coshocton Woman's club was pleasantly entertained Wednesday afternoon at the Roscoe home of Mrs. Alonzo Fiark. Guests included Mrs. C. M. Polen Mrs. Joseph W. Thomson of Coshocton and Mrs. Armstrong of Johnstown. A large portion of members attended the session.
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Coshocton
Runaway Horse Spooks Street Driver and Buggy
On Second street a frightened runaway horse attached to a buggy caused excitement. Mrs. Ernest Pocock was at the reins when one dash broke. The horse fell after a short run. bystander help quieted it. Shafts and dash were damaged. no other harm or property damage reported.
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Second Street
Ernest Pocock
Shaw Moves Into Partially Finished House on South Second
John L. Shaw has moved into his residence on South Second street while the house remains partly unfinished. A few rooms are prepared and the family will occupy them until construction is completed.
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John L. Shaw
South Second Street
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James W. Harstine
Oxford Township
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