Open Season Foe Hunt Bounty and Local Hunters
Local reports describe the opening of hunting season with cottontails and whites warned to flee into tall uncut fields to survive. Names of local hunters and plans for four day trips surface, while King Oscar article notes Sweden Norway title change. officials visit Millersburg and children’s home in Tuscarawas county.
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Coshocton
C. M. Hay
Lieut. Joanson
C. D. Brook
Will Robertson
G. F. Prince
Pete Zerbe
Tunis
Oscar. Stanton
Zanesville
Linton Towmship
Age
Washington
Grip
Sweden
State Department
Oscar
Norway
Meek and
Hoagland
Millersburg
Ehrich
Tuscarawas County
Railway unions protest rate legislation before the president
A delegation of railway engineers firemen conductors train men and switchmen from the Brother hoods urges the president to oppose any railway rate law. They warn such legislation would lower rates and reduce earnings power, cutting wages for railroad workers.
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Washington
Brotherhoods of
Hyde explains BG loans in Equitable case
Jas H. Hyde testified before the insurance investigation that a $685000 Mercantile Trust loan to the Equitable was to buy Equitable stock off the market and for political contribution. He cited a $25000 contribution to Cornelius Bliss, treasurer of the Republican National Committee last year.
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New York
Jas. H. Hyde
Mercantile Trust Company
Equitable
Cornelius Bliss
Republican National Committee
Police Strength at Havana Palace Raises Coup Fears
Telegraph dispatch from Havana reports police at the palace have been trebled and guards sleep on the floor amid fears of a coup against General Freye Andrade. A would be assassin reportedly planned to strike at Andrade but the plot miscarried. Liberal and Moderate leaders clash over post election timing as budget figures surface. The Cuban budget proposal places receipts around 23.0 million and expenses near 21.5 million.
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Havana
Genral Freye Andrade
Islay
Enrique Vilmnend
Cienfuegos
Haveba
Palma
Congress
Utica Tragedy Claims 10 Year Old Mary Glancy
In Utica, Ohio, Mary Glancy, 10, daughter of Lawrence Glancy, died in a crib fire when bedclothes touched a nearby stove after her mother briefly left her unattended. The incident occurred at the Glancy home and is reported as an accidental burning.
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Newark
Mary Glancy
Lawrence Glancy
Utica
Judge Voorhees Opinion Becomes Part of U S Law
Washington dispatch reports the U S Supreme Court upheld Ohio’s 4273 gambling statute in William Marvin vs Belle Trout. The ruling affirms Mrs Trout’s recovery after Frank Trout lost funds at a Findlay gambling room, and elevates Judge Voorhees’s 1903 opinion to national legal status.
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Coshocton
Voorhees
Washington
Ohio
Findlay
Frank Trout
Frank
Common Pleas
Circuit
Douglass
Donahue
Marvin
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Bench
Washington, Lo
Peckham
Judge Voorhees
Federal Supreme Court
Widow Reclaims Pension After 39 Year Lapse
Eliza Beall widow of two soldiers wins restoration of a monthly pension of eight dollars after a long lapse. Her first husband Colin Gibson died in 1864 in the Civil War. She remarried Abraham Beall, whose death in 1904 ended that pension. Squire Wimmer arranged the restoration with the pension department.
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Eliza‘beth Béall
Squire Winmer
Colin D. Gibson
Abraham R. Beal
Co. F, 26Th C. V.1
Gibson
Mr. Beall
Squire Wimmer
Squire
Pension Department
Abraham Beall
R. F. D. Sub-Carrier Jobs At Risk In Shutdown
Report states R F D sub carriers face unemployment as authorities plan to execute four men bond and ath. blocks the route and affects rural delivery services.
Grand jury to probe Pierson death and Kenyon assault
The Mt. Vernon Ohio grand jury is expected to take several days to reach the Pierson death case while also considering the Kenyon College robbery and assault against J A McGavery of Oklahoma. McGavery, recovering from recent surgery, is reported in serious condition with convulsions and possible injuries. The attack may have been retaliation for information given to the coroner.
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Mt. Vernon
Stuart Pierson
Pierson
J. A. McGavery
Oklahoma
McGavery
Parker Opposes Opening Ballot Boxes in NYC Election Case
At a meeting in Alton Parker’s office with 12 retained attorneys, the group decided to rely on existing election decisions and statutes. Parker argued that opening ballot boxes is dangerous and outside the law, citing his Court of Appeals decision. In New York six indictments for election fraud were returned, all against men already under arrest for illegal voting.
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Age New York
Alton B. Parker
McClellan
New York
Grand Jury
John Krup
Dickerson Decision Expected This Afternoon
Eason states he expects the Dickerson decision this afternoon with a court session likely this evening. The exact outcome remains uncertain as the case moves toward a ruling this week.
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Uoge Eason
Anne
Dickerson Cagg
Vening
Ste
Drunk Stranger Invades Porch at Main Street Residence
An unknown young man, intoxicated, sat on a porch rocker at the James McClure home on Main Street Monday night. He was asked to leave, but remained until an officer was called. companions removed him as two tenants arrived home. A new baby boy, eight pounds, was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Forney of South Ninth Street.
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James McClure
Main Street
New Baby List
Charles Forney
South Ninth Street
Barron Seeks Arrest Warrant for Thomas Lawson
Boston reports counsel for Chas. W. Barron says Judge Wentsworth will issue a warrant for the arrest of Thomas W. Lawson on criminal libel charges in a magazine article. Barron, the complainant, says an officer served the warrant at noon.
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Age
Boston
Chas. W. Barron
Wentsworth
Thomas W. Lawson
Barron
Lawson
Neighbors Help At Husking Bee For Injured Farmer
Neighbors of Roland Finnell gather at his Roscoe area home to host an old fashioned corn husking bee after he accidentally shot off two fingers of his left hand while hunting near his home last week two miles north of Roscoe.
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Roland Finnell
Roscoe
Panhandle Officials Debate New Timecard in City Meeting
Division superintendents from the Panhandle gathered in the city yesterday to discuss a full change of time. The Columbie Journal notes the new card becomes effective Nov. 26, with only one department addressing the matter and no final action taken.
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Avon Kennels
Tugaday Morning
H. A. Gillespie
Hunting
Huntington County
Avon Belle CII
Avon Chance
Hyde
Gran Republic
Palace
Island Republic
Castro’s
the Age
Charles Phillips
Newcomerstown
Mesars, Clifford & Gasman
Palais Royale
Trout
William Marvin
Clifford & Gasman
Cincinnati
Court House
Gambier
Alton Parker
Dickerson
Gambrinus
Tat Barron V6
Panhandle
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