Good Roads Slogan Draws Earnest Ohio Citizens Convention
The Coshocton county Good Roads convention opens at the theatre with a morning session led by Rev W M Hamilton and W A Smith. Col Moore to deliver a stereopticon lecture tonight, while General E L Lybarger urges unity to improve public highways for year round use.
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Good Roads
Martin Dodge
Col. Moore
W. M. Hamilton
W. A. Smith
Rinner
W. A. Himebaugh
Board of Trade
E. L. Lybarger
The Age habit keeps subscribers paying on time
A Spring Mountain subscriber sent money with a joking note that stopping The Age would leave him in distress, and the paper explains it never stops until time paid for ends, with no old bills to face. The paper notes the strict rule and the loyal reader following.
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Spring Mountain
Motor Car Gas Affects TWA Attorney and Son
TWA Attorney T. H. Wheeler and his young son Ralph escaped asphyxiation when gas fumes filled a shed after a car engine warmed water. The car had been idle overnight, a frozen water line trapping the occupants. Ralph fell while operating the throttle, and Wheeler dragged him outside. both suffered gas exposure but recovered.
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T. H. Wheeler
Ralph
Mr. Wheeler
Prisoner Leaps at Witness in Missouri Court
In St. Louis on November 2 Joseph W. Gray on murder trial sprang at City Physician Scherck and attacked a juror during a chaotic session. Four deputy sheriffs were shaken off before guards overpowered him. The jury later found Gray insane, and he was jailed pending transfer to an asylum.
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St. Louis
Joseph W. Gray
Scherck
Etta Hudson and Harry Kinney to Wed in County Jail
The marriage of Etta Hudson of Newcomerstown and Harry Kinney was planned for today in the county jail with Judge Eason's consent. Hudson, a Sunday school teacher, and Kinney’s mother disputed a rival report, stating the couple are in love and to wed despite recent trouble. The bride-to-be has a license secured in Tuscarawas County.
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Etta Hudson
Newcomerstown
Harry Kinney
Eason
U. 1 B
Age
Harry
Tuscarawas County
Dougherty Bail Reduced by $12,700 in Peoria Court
In Peoria on November 2 Judge Worthington overruled the defense bid to lower N C Dougherty bail to 25 000. The bail was reduced by 12 700 totaling 85 300 Dougherty appeared in court for the first time since incarceration.
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Dougherty
Peoria
Worthington
N. C. Dougherty
Anarchy 19 Rampant in Part of Russia
Telegraph report from Odessa and St. Petersburg describes widespread disorder with killings and looting by Loyalists bands. Rioting, anti Jewish uprisings, and revolutionary demonstrations are reported across cities including Kazan and Nevsky Prospect. Cossacks and police dispersed crowds while railway workers strike.
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St. Petersburg
Sirike
Odessa
Kazan
Russia
Trepoff
Kazan Place
Nevsky Prospect
Jacob Klopler Relocates From Stewart Works Area
Jacob Klopler, long employed at the Stewart carriage works and formerly living in the Stewart house on South Water Street, has moved to Hillsboro, Ohio. His family had resided there since the house burned last winter.
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Jacob Klopler
Stewart Carriage Works
Stewart
South Water Street
Wiapter
Hillsboro
Ohi
Man Bound Over in Dire Family Distress Case
Willard Richeson was arraigned on a charge of support failure and bound over to the grand jury after failing to post $200 bond. He is jailed for possible indictment as his wife Jennie Richeson and their nine month old child, living with his parents in Bowman vicinity, face hardship. Humane Officer Jackson arrested him. the wife and child are cared for at Emanuel Fallon’s home. Community calls for aid to the Humane Society.
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Willard Richeson
Squire Wimmer
Jennie Richeson
Richeson
Richesons
Bowman
Humane
Oficer Jackson
Emanuel Fallon
Omerr Jackson
South Seventh Street
Humane Society
Aitizens Wil
Dickerson murder case moved at courthouse hearing
Judge Eason arrived after noon to hear a motion to quash abatement and demurrer in the Dickerson murder case. Attorneys Voorbees Adams Daugherty and Roche argued against by Prosecutor Glenn Nichols Merrell and Wheeler. A rally is planned at the AM and Church Sunday evening.
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Eason
Ben Dickerson
Voor‘bees, Adams, Daugherty
Roche
Glenn
Nicholas & Merrell
T. H. Wheeler
Washwoman found after timely Age Want Ad
The Batchelor family of South Eighth street secured a washwoman after placing a prompt want ad with The Age. The ad ran Wednesday noon and was printed twice, leading to multiple applicants and a jigwel. Mrs Batchelor phoned to thank The Age for fast help.
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James Batchelor
South Eighth Street
Age Want
Kenyon Case Deep Mystery
The Kenyon College death of Stuart L. Pierson is under investigation after blood stained rope and absorbent cotton were found near a culvert. Prosecutor L C Stilwell and Coroner Scarborough inspected the campus and Gambier clothing from the night of the incident as more students are questioned ahead of the November 13 grand jury.
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Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Stuart Pierson
Keynon
L. C. Stilwell
Kenyon College
Stewart L. Pierson
Cincinnati
Scarborough
Gambier
Pierson
Blate
A Rays Locate Buried Bullet In Mrs Tubbs Incident
Mrs Christina Tubbs, shot at the Farmer's hotel two weeks earlier, was X rayed by Drs Lear and Beal to locate a bullet lodged at the base of the neck. Surgeons then removed the obstruction, and her recovery is expected. An elderly woman, 75, received aid after wandering from Franklin Station to Coshocton, given $125 and returned home after a six mile walk.
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Christina Tubbs
Mrs Tubbs
Coshoct
Franklin Station
Smouey
North Fourth Street
Franklin
Lancaster Good Roads Group Formed in Fairfield County
A permanent organization named the Fairfield County Good Roads Association was formed in Lancaster with W. F. Strayer of Bremen as president. The group urged national and state governments to assist road building, proposed using convicts to break stone for road work, and called for adequate funding to complete projects.
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Lancaster
Fairfield County Good Roads Associathon
Wr.f. P. Strayer
Bremen
Rende
Monument Unveiling Honors General Sheridan in Somerset
Ohio Governor Herrick accepted the equestrian statue costing 10000 dollars erected by the state in Somerset. A parade through town featured militia veterans and civic groups, with crowds from nearby areas and the Sheridan charge played by Ransculp’s drum corps. The event included speeches by Cpl Tanner and attended by the general’s family and notable figures.
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Herrick
Miltia and
Grand Army
News of
Ohio
Somerset
Phi H. Sheridan
H. A. Axline
Columba
Sheridan
Ransculp
Drum Corp
Sol Ransculp
Battle of
Cedar Creek
Wintchester
Columbus Republican
America
Hom Tom D. Binkley
State Commission
Army
Chaffee
GAL BR
Com Cnauiderdm
Taner
Oho
Staf
Phili. Sheridan
M. W. Sheridan
Washington
Ruth Early Nash
Annie
Gallipolis
Jubal A Early
Corporal Tanner
Damage suit targets bridge workers union and leaders
The Scott Daniels Iron Works sues the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers and Frank M. Richter for 50000 in Chicago circuit court. The case stems from a sympathetic iron workers strike that began against the American Bridge Company, hindering nonunion labor for Daniels projects across the Midwest.
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Age
Chicago
International Association of Bridge and Structural Roa
Frank M. Richter
Qscott Daniels Iron Works Company
American Bridge Company
Daniels
Middle West
Nonunion Mechanica
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Maumee
Gen. E. L. Lybarger
T. H. Wheeler and Son
Kinney
Tor Lets
Larené Boers
Inter Ocean
the Age
Archy
Dickerson
Tees M. B
Fenseh L. B
Kenyon Case
Lancasters
Little
Bridge Union
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