Coshocton Rolling Mill to Add Second Plant
The Coshocton Rolling Mill company plans a second mill beside the original plant along the Wheeling and Lake Erie line. Foundations are being laid for the new mill, with 130 men to be employed. machinery will arrive after the first plant is completed, and full operation is expected by spring. Expert iron men predict a highly neatly arranged facility.
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Coshocton
Board of Trade
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Beard
Rétothue
Acs
Toe Company
Ouubers Nh
Denman-Mrs Mary Fraze Wed in Syracuse
Friends of Matias W. Denman announce his marriage to Miss Mary Fraze in Syracuse. The ceremony occurred last Wednesday with a small, happy gathering as Mrs. Denman became Mrs. Denman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matias W. Denman
Syracuse
Denmida
Mary
Fernie Wernts Plans Missionary Work After Ash Saturday
Miss Fernie Wernts, a young woman associated with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Meise, plans to devote her life to missionary service at the entrance to a settlement center. She will work among both favored and underserved groups, following encouragement from Mrs. Melody, a former missionary noted for aiding community improvement.
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Fernie
Nome News Roundup and Local Projects
Local notes report Gray Hardware finishing the Hunt Building cleanup on Main Street, Dr F M Marshall wiring his Selby building, and county commissioners meeting briefly. The fountain is winterized, and new pipe work to Walhonding wells lags behind schedule. Keagy and Lear’s auto casting delays, quail hunting limited by farmers, and several fever cases noted in town.
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FM. Marshall
Selby
A.c
George's Unlucky Year Name and Court Move
The fragment mentions a George, son of Mrs. William Shafer of Locust Street, facing a sentencing to an industrial home at Lancaster. It references a chaser and investigators but the details are fragmented and unclear about the exact charges or outcomes.
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George
Trou
Thac
Imnia
Subscriptions Planned for Hall Automobile Fund
A board of trade meeting Friday evening arranged subscriptions to fund the construction of an automobile under A. W. Hall patents of Detroit. Caton Axwell and Dr. Haight were appointed to oversee the matter. A committee met in J. P. Forbes’s office Saturday to review the plan and discuss the paper prepared for the fund.
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Board of Trade
A. W. Hall
Detroit
Caton
William Axwell
Dr. Haight
Ihe Macter
Paw
Local Development Watch Gathers Pace
City observers await a major decision on proposed development with many residents anticipated to register opinions. Officials urge clarity as several names and groups monitor the outcome for potential impact on the community and economy.
Time to call a halt on falsehoods in Coshocton paper
A Coshocton sheet edited by Bahmer denounces the Mischief Maker for slanderous charges about ballot corruption, hush money, and political meddling. The AGE defends its campaign as clean and aligned with the Republican executive committee and candidates, while condemning ongoing harassment by the Mischief Maker.
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Coshocton
Bahmer
Republican Party
Tue Ace
Republican County Executive Committee
George A. Uay
P.P. Deilart
Ofl
Sigmieni
Ifisches Mokwrand Tien
Republican Executive Committee
David Davis
Matthew Crawtford
Smith Jones
David Davis Tame
Davis
Bubmer
Sherifff
Babmer
Ant Path
Terent
Smith Jord
Epers
Big Train to Run in Two Sections
The Pao Handle train 20 will operate regularly in two sections due to its heavy load. Previously made up of twelve to fifteen cars, it cannot be run by a single engine. Summer schedules meet timing, while winter schedules fail. Recently two sections ran for two to three days with faster runs between Columbus and Pittsburgh. At Columbus the Chicago, St. Louis and Cincinnati sections combine to reduce connection delays.
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Op Pao
Columbus
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
CAPTAIN TILLSON OFFERS ARMY SERVICE IN OHIO AREAS
Captain J C F Tillson recruiting officer for Ohio announces offices opened at 47 Public Square Cleveland Market and Second streets Canton Tool House Youngstown. He offers applicants choices of infantry or cavalry for Philippine Cuban or Porto Rican service Fourth heavy artillery Fort Washington Maryland Third fight artillery Fort Riley Kansas.
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J.C. F. TiLlson
Fourteenth Infantry
Ohio
Public Square
Cleveland
Market
Second Streets
Canton
Tool House
Youngstown
Fort Washington
Third Fight Artillery
Fort Riley
Fort Sih
Okia
Miss McDonald Not Injured After Horse Incident
Jacol Wolf of Neene and three others were riding along Seventh Street Sunday when their frightened horse dashed from Walnut Street towards Chestnut. The buggy struck an obstacle, Mr. Wolf was thrown, injuring his shoulder and fore heel. Miss McDonald was unhurt. The horse wandered onto B S Lee’s lawn.
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Jacol, Wolf
Neene
3Die McDonald
Seventh Street
Walnut Street
Wolf
McDonald
Wes
B.S. Lee
Examiners Announce October Teacher Certificate Results
N M Shutt, clerk of the board, reports October exam results for teachers certificates. Two year certificates awarded to George E Fox, E B Tall, and W M Everhart. One year certificates to Charles K Guthrie Maud Mehler Mary Buens Olie J Reed and others. Three year certificates earned by Fox and Everhart but lacking required experience.
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N. M.shutt
George E. Fox
E. B. Tall
W. UW. Everhart
Charles EK. Guthrie
Maud Mehler
Mary Buens
Olie J. Reed
Fox
Mr. Everhart
Scarlet fever cases reported in Lafayette township
A farmer Joseph Weal near Bacon in Lafayette township reports no scarlet fever cases in his family as quarantine was established. The situation remains unclear due to garbled text but mentions protective measures and limited illness among children.
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Joseph West
Lafayette Township
Joseph Weal
Bacon
Correr Poster
Broken Arm After Fall at Tartan Depot
A man suffered a broken arm when a fall at the Tartan depot ended with the wrist injured. Doctor Marshallind Lecter McCiain attended and treated the patient while the circumstances around the incident remain under review.
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Marshallind Lecter
Pension Increase for Thomas Pook in Seventy-Sixth Infantry
Thomas Pook of Mound received a pension raise from 17 to 18 dollars per month dating from August 11. He served in Company G, Seventy-Sixth Infantry. Attorney M W Wimmer handled the case.
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Thomas Pook
Seventy-Sixth Infantry
Mound
M.W. Wimmer
Burglary at Main Street Clothier Fails to Seize Cash
A thief broke into Wineburg and Zimmerman on Main Street Friday night using tools from a nearby building by B Worth Ricketts. After entering through a window through a burglary, he tried to pry open the money drawer but fled after taking garments and leaving behind his discarded clothes and hat.
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Wineburg & Zimmerman
B. Worth Ricketts
Watun Re elected Secretary At Obia Campmeeting
A. S. Watun returned home from Mt. Vernon and was re elected secretary of the Obia Campmeeting association. Plans for the next camp meeting set for August 14 10 22. Rev Dr Oliver of New Philadelphia elected president with an executive committee including Dr Oliver Dr Reager of Steubenville and Dr Denis.
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A. S. Watun
Mt. Vernon
Obia
UY Bedizal BO
Dr. Oliver
New Philadelphia
Dortor Oliver
Doctor Reager, Steubenville
Doctor Denis
Missouri Woman Bessie Morris Laid To Rest In Local Barrow
The body of Mrs. Bessie Morris of Joplin Missouri arrived Sunday on Panhandle train 10 and was taken to her sister Mrs. Henry Ash in Resece. Funeral services were held at Branch M E church this spring. Mrs. Morris had been a resident in this county before moving to Missouri years ago.
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Bessie Morris
Joplin
Missouri
Panhiandle
Henry Ash
Resece
Branch M. E
Ofrs. Morris
Convention Highlights for Women’s Christian Temperance Union in West Lafayette
The annual WCTU convention met Friday in West Lafayette with large attendance and an instructive program. Mrs Treyzo’s Friday evening lecture was highly enjoyed as locals hosted visiting delegates. It was described as the most interesting convention in the county’s history.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
West Lafayette
Treyzo
Sidewalk Work Near Matin Street Progressing Fast
Work on the sidewalk along Matin street in front of the park is moving swiftly and should be finished within a week. The new sidewalk is expected to be the finest in this part of Ohio and will likely be popular with Cashacton residents.
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Matin Street
Ohio
Cashacton
Soldiers Freed To Rejoin Manila Bound Regiment
Two soldiers arrested by Pan Handle for riding a freight train were released Friday afternoon and immediately headed to Camp Meade to join their regiment, which departs for Manila on November 15. They promised Mayor Cassingham to behave.
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Pan Handle
Feer Moore
Camp Meade
Manila
Cassingham
No Danger of a Trust in Sheet Mill Situation
The Tron Trade Review reports the sheet mill project is dropped as options on the mills expired at end of October and have not been renewed. No trust danger is implied, with the plan now abandoned and no further action anticipated.
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Tron Trade Rerief
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Coshocton Rolling Mil Company
Friends
W. Denman
Atneis
Nome
Gray Hardware Co
Hunt
Main Street
Walhonding
Keagy & Lear Company
Newcomerstown
A. W. Halls
Wade
Piendig Progriss
Trrattess
Gace
Captain Tillson
Jacob Wolf
Bardiz Depot
AS. Caton
Camp Sychar Association
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